Trump and Elon Break The Internet, Kamala and Biden Broke the Border
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On this episode of Human Events Daily, Jack Posobiecchia talks about the Trump assassination and why he thinks it was God's hand that saved Donald Trump's life. Jack also talks about why he doesn't think Kamala Harris is going to win the 2020 election.
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This is what happens when the fourth turning meets fifth generation warfare.
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A commentator, international social media sensation, and former Navy intelligence veteran.
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This is Human Events with your host, Jack Posobiec.
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What does the president see as the vice president's biggest achievement during their time in office together?
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So, look, because they've been partners, those achievements have been done, certainly.
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Those historic, unprecedented achievements have been done together.
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The president believes in the vice president's leadership, her temperament, her experience.
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She's been a critical partner for this president during this term, and will continue to do so.
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When you become president, would you be committing to close immigration detention centers?
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Two men are now under arrest, accused of raping a woman at night point and attacking a man who tried to stop it.
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Police say both men charged in connection to this sexual assault are homeless migrants.
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And while one raped the victim, the other attacked and beat a man who tried to intervene.
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They're taking their criminals, their murderers, their rapists.
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These are people that are in jail for murder and all sorts of things.
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And they're telling them, if you come back, we're going to kill you.
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We're going to give you the death penalty or kill you.
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These are criminals that make our criminals look like nice people.
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And again, I said to Vladimir Putin, I said, don't do it.
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This is to people out there who are in the moderate camp to say, I think you should support
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And I think it's actually a very important junction in the road.
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And we're in deep trouble if it goes the other way.
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Well, ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events Daily, live
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One month from the Trump-assempted assassination.
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The FBI has released no information about the shooter.
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The FBI has released no stand-ups, no press conferences, no information about how it was
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that this massive security breakdown took place.
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No information as to why they weren't on the local radio frequencies with the local police.
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Now, President Trump and Elon Musk broke the internet last night the same way that Kamala
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But the very first topic they brought up was this attempted assassination.
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And this brush with death and brush with providence.
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Because President Trump was saved by the hand of providence.
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Instead of the field of blood, it became the field of miracles.
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They wanted to blow Donald Trump's head off on live TV.
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Whether it was a notification or a phone call or you were swiping through social media.
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Never forget that feeling you had when you heard Donald Trump has been shot in the head.
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Now they want to tell you that Kamala Harris has the Kamala momentum.
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And they want you to forget the truth that you saw one month ago today in Butler, PA.
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When Donald Trump brought within an inch of his life, kissed on the ear by death himself,
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rose to his feet as bullets were flying, didn't even know if the threat had been contained,
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raised his fist above his head and yelled, fight, fight, fight.
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That man is the man that we are going to get behind to put back into office.
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And the same man who will stay up until 11 p.m.
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Answering question after question from the world's richest man.
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So, folks, the entire media is out there bashing Elon, going after Trump.
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Oh, it was rambling, and they were slurring, and they were totally drunk, even though Trump doesn't even drink, but they called him slurring anyway.
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You can see videos, as a matter of fact, of Trump speaking that were recorded.
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Margot Martin has her up on her Twitter account, and I posted them as well.
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He sounds perfectly normal, and people are confusing the compression of the spaces and the fact that he's speaking on speakerphone.
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You know, they're trying to claim, oh, he had dentures and all this, and complete insanity.
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But the real reason the media is upset here is because Donald Trump and Elon Musk have found a way to go around the great media filter,
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to go around the regime, to go around the truth-making apparatus that the regime has propped up over the years that is corporate media.
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The man who explained this in great detail is named Darren Beattie.
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And, Darren, you are someone who actually predicted that this would be a potential use of Twitter should Elon purchase it.
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And I have to ask, as someone who wrote the article that Elon read, what do you think of how last night's efforts bode for the state of freedom in our world today?
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I think it was fantastic in every imaginable sense.
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I think it was a breath of new energy and life into the Trump campaign, which was doing just fine.
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But I think this has really accelerated momentum, perhaps even an inflection point,
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because, you know, there was the whole, what people were calling peak Trump, you know, in and around the assassination attempt.
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And then when Biden dropped out and was Kamala, the media went full lockstep into rat mania, they call it.
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And now I think we're seeing a correction in the other direction.
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And that brat mania is subsiding and we're seeing Trump start to step on the gas.
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And I would encourage him and definitely encourage his people, because I know as people are watching this show, get him on more of these.
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He needs to go with a strategy of maximum exposure, take full advantage of all the major podcasts and platforms that will have him.
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I think it's kind of ridiculous if it's the case that Rogan still maintains that he won't have Trump on, even after Elon gave him social permission.
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By Elon taking a major step in the arena, that provided social permission for otherwise, you know, characteristically timid people within the tech sector to take a step forward behind Elon.
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I think we still haven't fully digested just how significant it is that Elon decided to step into the arena.
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But notwithstanding this, it looks like Joe Rogan is still holding back for whatever reason, when not only Elon gave him social permission, but his own bosses at the UFC, Dana White, huge Trump fan.
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So the idea that Joe Rogan wouldn't even have him on the show, put aside the question of whether he would endorse Trump, which he should.
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But the idea that he might not even have him on the show is really absurd.
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And if that's the case, I think he should be taken to task for it.
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There are many other major podcasts with huge platforms, even women's podcasts.
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Have Trump go on the Call Her Daddy podcast, very popular female podcast.
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That's the basic point is Trump is so personable, so likable, so interesting,
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that the more people are exposed to him in those types of contexts, the stronger he is,
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which is why the campaign, I think, really needs to lean into this strategy of maximum exposure precisely in those types of contexts.
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As many rallies as you can get in needs to start tweeting more.
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And it's interesting just how different this is from the Kamala approach,
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because the more we see Kamala, the more we hear from Kamala, the more people don't like Kamala.
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They're at their best when Kamala isn't even a real person.
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She's a chameleon-like figure, a stand-in for the generic Democrat.
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And that's why they're keeping her so secluded and so protected.
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She wouldn't dare do something like what Trump did with space, and it would be entirely against her interest to do so.
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She's at her best when she's the least human and the most distant, when she's just a figment of the imagination,
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a non-person, I wouldn't say unhuman, but a non-person, a generic person, nobody specific.
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And the more people see those specific qualities that are special to him,
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that cannot be abstracted away from the person, the more they like him.
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This is even connected to what I was saying way back in the early stages of the primary,
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when there was the clash with Ron DeSantis and all that.
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I pointed out the idea of Trumpism without Trump is, it's a false premise.
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Because what Trump has been able to accomplish politically has been largely inextricable from
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the personality as the vehicle for this transformation.
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And while you can provide anyone a script and anyone with the right policy positions,
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and of course we should all support the right policy position,
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but ultimately the stuff that's really the magic, the decisive factor for Trump,
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is the stuff that cannot be scripted or written down and stuff precisely like what you were talking
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about when you're just almost killed, when a bullet whizzes by millimeters from your head
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and hits your ear and you're bleeding, you stand up and you encourage and you reassure the crowd.
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Trumpism after Trump doesn't provide those deep, visceral displays of leadership that resonate directly
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And so I think that's such an interesting contrast that Kamala's the generic Democrat,
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She's not even, you know, she's just the system writ large.
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It's just anyone who runs through the system totally interchangeable at the end of the day.
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Whereas Trump is the one guy on the stage at this moment in history who is not interchangeable.
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And I think that really crystallizes the difference here in 2024.
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And of course, that's why he's able to do these extemporaneous interviews.
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And one gets the sense that, you know, he could have gone for another two hours,
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And it's something where now if any other, any notes I could give,
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I would have loved if there was a video component.
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I think that's something that, you know, easily they both could have done.
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Just had to have the video rolling the full time, right?
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Have live stream both ends and then put both together so you could see the spaces going.
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But, you know, on the other side of that, I think video could be very interesting.
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But on the other side of that, there was something kind of interesting and captivating
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and even a little bit intimate about there not being a video.
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It was almost like you're just eavesdropping in on a phone call that created a certain effect
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And obviously, you know, radio is the theater of the mind.
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But for political purposes, yes, quality purposes, it was definitely better as audio only.
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But for political purposes, I think that we talked about this in the show yesterday,
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that Gen Z does not really interact with long form podcasts as much.
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They live in that short form video universe of, you know, TikToks where, you know,
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the most viral ones are 30 seconds would be an eternity.
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And I think that any of that potential content that was lost, you know,
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would be just seeing the two men together in any way potentially helpful with the demographic that,
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you know, I know definitely trying for right now.
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But I agree with you that as just as a listener, I love the fireside chat thing.
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We sat around and sort of worked out this way because they wanted to the kids wanted to watch a movie.
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And so we just sat in the living room listening to Trump and Elon as we went.
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Little AJ actually went to sleep before it ended.
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But you know how that goes with that, with toddlers.
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Darren B. going through this new strategy for new media.
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You can't be listening to all that slappy whack, trim out his alitzabam ship, nippy bam bam,
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We're talking about this Trump's basis that Donald Trump was able to do last night in
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a way that, by the way, I don't think that any other politician or world leader would
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The two people, just two men in their absolute prime, two men at the top of their game, two
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of the most powerful men, just powerful individuals, and as Darren is telling us, two who are just
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very actual, self-actualized individuals, and quite likely this is the reason for their
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extreme success in a variety of fields, that they are non-system, non-establishment, non-traditional.
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And Darren, this was going to be the other thing that I said, my other sense of this,
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and it's something that Producer Faz here has been talking about a long time, that when
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Trump campaigns, yes, you know, Tampon Tim is ridiculous and fake Kamala is equally, if
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not more so as ridiculous, you've got the fake and the freak against men of the caliber of
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Donald Trump and Elon Musk against a fake and a freak.
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But it really isn't just the, it really isn't just Kamala and Tim Waltz that he's running
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And one of the reasons, and this is what I wanted to get to you with, one of the reasons
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that the entire regime media, even the Wall Street Journal, even the Murdoch empire is
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so upset about this interview, is that it completely disintermediated their truth-making
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abilities, because you could just log in and listen to this thing at your own leisure, rather
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than have to go and listen to what they said about it afterwards.
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And the more views and listens that it gets now, the less palpable their influence is.
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And that's ultimately all they have and all they're clinging on to.
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So that's why you're even seeing the likes of, you know, nominally conservative media, like
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I didn't know the Wall Street Journal attacked it.
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Oh, it was rambling, unfocused, you know, all the words.
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But I mean, it's telling, and frankly, it's encouraging, and it reinforces what I was saying
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This is something that Trump should absolutely lean into.
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I wouldn't even be opposed to the idea of doing spaces every week to discuss recent events,
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I mean, the disintermediating effect is an enormous comparative advantage.
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You know, there's structurally a lot working for the Democrats.
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But one of the main game changers since 2020 is that Twitter is under completely different
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In fact, I think even partially, it accounts for why there was some kind of like moderately
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effective narrative energy coming from the Democrats a little bit at that first bit of
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Because that's the early throes of the Democrats adapting to not having total narrative control.
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They have to adapt to the reality in which Twitter, which is the primary vehicle for narrative
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generation and dissemination, at least at the bleeding edge of politics, they have to
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adapt to the fact that this is no longer just something that they can censor at will, which
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is another interesting aspect of the campaign, but absolutely Trump needs to lean into this.
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Do this as much as he possibly can on a regular basis.
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The more people see of him, especially in these types of contexts, the more people like him.
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That's a tremendous and frankly quite rare asset to have.
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And he should be leaning into it as much as possible.
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And the spaces, which, by the way, you know, they don't always have to be with Elon.
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He could have a series based on town halls where he has on people who were affect, you
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And so here are people that have been affected by crime, here are people who have been, here's
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somebody from, they mentioned the oil and gas industry.
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So here's a guy who works in fracking in Western Pennsylvania, or here's a guy who works up
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Here's someone who lives in the inner city in Atlanta or Philadelphia or Detroit that's
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affected by crime and having the ability to speak across a smartphone to a man who was
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the president United States and is positioned to be the next president of the United States.
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And they're free, which of course poses a huge threat to the establishment, the political
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establishment and the consultant class who are used to getting a percentage off of all
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And I do think I, I'm, I'm a little bit more, I put it this way, I'm a little bit more on
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And I know there's the sense of like the death of television out there, it exists, people
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But at the same time, you need to lean into new media.
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And one of the biggest issues there for the consultants is that new media is completely
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It's, you just turn on your phone and you press the button.
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And I have to imagine, by the way, speaking, as you just mentioned about Donald Trump's
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history with Twitter as a platform and the fact that Twitter is what put him in office
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There's no question about this, that I think that, I think that him being back on the platform,
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being exposed to it again, and then of course, seeing the massive reach of the interview,
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the numbers that are there and think of it, Darren, is this the first time that Donald
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Trump himself has been on Twitter since he was banned in the wake of January 6th.
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Though, look at what, what a, what an odyssey he's been on from then until now.
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And I, I, I think that, I think that he's definitely looking at those numbers and thinking,
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you know, maybe it's time, maybe it's time to pick up my sword once again, go into battle.
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Again, you got to use all the tools at your disposal.
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And this is one hell of a tool that he's wielded great, um, effect in the past.
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Got to use everything because rest assured the other side, the Democrats, the system is
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going to use everything at its disposal as well.
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So I think this is going to be a really close race, really difficult race, but if Trump
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leans into these comparative advantages, he goes into a maximum exposure, um, uh, posture,
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Now, go, let me get your thoughts on what the other part of what I said.
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So we have, we have fake Kamala, we have a freakish Tim Waltz running, but you know, is
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You know, you mentioned the general candidate strategy, but it's not just them.
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The system sort of moves on whoever's in charge.
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And, you know, a great example of that is the fact that, you know, yeah, our country is
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doing a lot worse than it was under Trump, but it still exists.
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Is that because Biden is really doing anything?
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No, but the fact that the wheels are still turning, albeit much more slowly and a bit
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more wobbly, but the fact that the wheels are still turning indicates precisely this reality
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that, you know, Biden's at the helm, it doesn't matter.
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There could be nobody that said that's, that the system is on autopilot.
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So when things are moving in the direction of the system, you don't really need a figurehead
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So it's only when someone's challenging the system that the person becomes important.
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Um, and that I think really clarifies the difference here between, uh, between Trump
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And if somebody needs to be replaced, they can be replaced because the person doesn't
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Even if you look at it in terms of finance and corporations and such, you know, the whole
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private equity world is such a great example of how systematized things are.
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You know, people talk about, you know, Larry Fink and others, and, you know, they're, these
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people are, you know, important, but they're almost like the personality and the person doesn't
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matter because the person is just a vehicle through which the system operates.
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You know, people like Larry Fink, probably people like, you know, Diamond and a lot of others
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And yet there are people for whom the person is much bigger than the system on the left.
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I would, you know, I would put George Soros in that category.
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In the case of Elon, the personality very much matters.
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He created a ton of, you know, huge industries.
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And obviously there's no better example of this than Donald Trump for whom the personality
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and the person are really, um, you know, the core of what it's all about in terms of,
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you know, how things hinge on the personality itself on these leadership qualities that cannot
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be disembodied or abstracted away from the leader himself.
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So, um, there's kind of a lot of interesting observations about the nature of, um, our political
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And in a weird way, I've said this in another context, I think with, with Don Jr. I said this,
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but there was a weird transparency afforded by the Biden presidency because he was so manifestly
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incompetent that it was obvious he wasn't running anything.
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And therefore it was obvious that you didn't really need anyone in there because the system
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And so there's a weird transparency about what the nature of the presidency in that context
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And on the other side, there's a different type of radical transparency afforded by Trump
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because Trump's operated independently of the system, uh, and, and, and, and antagonism
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toward the system, but also independence because of his position of wealth, not being reliant
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So there are two very different types of relationship system, one independent and oppositional and
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the other entirely dependent, but they both provide an interesting kind of transparency into
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And folks, this is what it really does come down to.
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It is something that when Alex Jones and Elon and I hold our, held our sort of super space,
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you know, a couple of months ago with Andrew Tate and, uh, you know, they popped on and so
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many others that the point is that, do you want to be a human or do you want to be on the side of
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And I wrote the whole book about it, New York times bestseller, but it really does come
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down to this, do you want to be humans going forward or do you want to be sublimated to
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a system of multinational global, but globalist, corporate sludge, Darren Beatty, where can people
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He was right there for everyone to listen to, and he didn't have to go to any other media
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But someone who's been writing about this and about Trump's authenticity is Kenny Cody,
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This is what we've been talking about a long time as well.
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It's been three weeks since I think I was one of the first people who said, stop calling
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Because she is completely fake, whereas Donald Trump is completely authentic.
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Walk me through your theory of the case on how this differentiates the two.
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Well, I mean, I think Trump's had a good example in attending the adversity events that literally
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I mean, his authenticity is proven by him attending the Libertarian Party Convention,
00:33:43.960
attending the Bitcoin Conference, and also going for the National Association of Black
00:33:48.180
I mean, he has multiple times during his candidacy over the last few months offered himself to
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Kamala Harris has not agreed to an interview since she's been the presumptive Democratic
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She has changed her positions from being a far-left progressive in the U.S. Senate to
00:34:04.780
the left of Bernie Sanders and has not been called on by the mainstream media to answer
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So she was just trying to appeal to the general public as a moderate, as the same sort of moderate
00:34:13.840
that Joe Biden was running as in 2020 and the same moderate that Hillary Clinton was running
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And she's one of the first candidates in American history that can actually look to her
00:34:25.180
record, look back at what she's done in the United States Senate and as the Attorney General
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of California, and be able to list and reference and cite the things that she has done and
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stood for in her speeches, in her policy, and in her votes in the United States Senate.
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I mean, she is as fake as they come if she's actually trying to appeal as a moderate.
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I mean, she literally in 2020 was running to the left of Bernie Sanders, along with like
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She was not considered among the moderates that was running in 2020 like Joe Biden was
00:34:56.260
You know, they just expect us to forget after four years of her being a vice president who
00:35:01.380
was among the most unpopular vice presidents in American history because of her advocacy
00:35:10.280
And I know the Trump campaign is not going to let her forget that because they are trying
00:35:13.380
to paint him as the authentic person who is trying to appeal to young male voters through
00:35:18.340
people like Aiden Ross and last night, as we saw with Elon Musk.
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Well, you see, folks, you see, this is what we mean, authenticity versus fakeness, disingenuousness.
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The idea that Kamala Harris is someone that she is a chameleon, and that's why I'm a chameleon.
00:35:39.160
I was sitting on Thought Crime with Charlie Kirk the other day, singing the song, you know,
00:35:52.280
You know, she's saying, oh, I listened to Tupac when I was in college, except that Tupac
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didn't even start making songs, dropping tracks until she was out of college.
00:36:01.300
And then she wrote, and even Donald Trump, and I'll throw out there and point out that
00:36:04.600
when Donald Trump brought up her racial identity in that adversary interview that you're talking
00:36:10.320
about right there, he wasn't attacking her for being half Jamaican, half Asian, or half
00:36:16.200
Indian, whatever, the, you know, whatever nomenclature you want to use, South Asian.
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The point was, she has used different racial identities at different points in her career.
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Oh, now I'm the first black woman to run for president.
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He's talking about the way that she adopts different identities like a chameleon and
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Now we're both going to be on media matters for that one.
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But for the purpose of adapting to a more deferential background and a more effective
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background for where it is, it doesn't stay the same.
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By the way, Kenny, I got to get you on as well regarding, because we haven't mentioned
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it yet at all on the show today, this issue of stolen valor.
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You know, I've had some people, particularly Zoomers, actually say to me, you know, what is
00:37:27.360
So, you know, he served, he just didn't serve in this place, he said, you know, it's not
00:37:34.360
And I think this, I expect this might be a male-female thing, but let me get your take
00:37:40.380
on his, you know, his claims to have served in armed combat versus his actual service where
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Yeah, I don't think Kamala Harris could have chosen any better running mate for her inauthenticity
00:37:56.220
I mean, she lied about her skin color to get ahead, or like I said, not lied about necessarily,
00:38:01.880
but used and changing with the ways, in the same way Tim Walls has about his military service.
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And, you know, the same people like Karl Rove, like Victor Ashe, who criticized the J.D.
00:38:10.360
Vance vice presidential choice, are being proven pretty incorrect at this point for a guy who
00:38:15.280
was in the Marine Corps, actually served his country, unlike the many lies that Tim Walls
00:38:20.240
said where he saw combat or he has, you know, been through the trenches as he's been painting
00:38:25.280
himself as this hero to the general public, you know, wearing camo hats and going hunting
00:38:31.920
without any dirt on his pants to try to sell to the American public that he's some sort of
00:38:36.100
everyday man when he is nothing but somebody who is a liar and a chameleon that uses, in the same way
00:38:41.980
that Kamala Harris uses her racial identity and her, you know, appeal as a moderate, Tim Walls
00:38:47.440
appropriates rural Rust Belt culture. He is appropriating that and his military service.
00:38:54.160
I couldn't think of a more unagreeable sort of candidate that is going to come across to rule
00:39:00.020
white American voters than Tim Walls is going to end up being. I mean, he is as unappealable
00:39:04.880
as they come because he is fake. I mean, I think the same people that Tim Walls is trying
00:39:09.880
to appeal to are the same people who are going to reject him for being a liar, going to reject
00:39:15.220
him from embracing stolen valor, trying to appeal to hunters, trying to appeal to the outdoor
00:39:21.420
everyday car heart-wearing man when he is as fake. We know, I am from rural Appalachia,
00:39:27.980
okay, and we know a fake hunter and a fake country boy when we see one, and Tim Walls is
00:39:32.820
among the fakest that I have ever witnessed. He is not, and you know, he's about as real as
00:39:39.200
Kamala's fake accent that she used in Georgia before her rally with Megan Thee Stallion. That
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is who we're talking about here. She could not have picked a more, you know, aligning running
00:39:48.780
mate with her ideology, her appeal, and her chameleon self than Tim Walls because Tim Walls is as
00:39:53.740
fake as Kamala is only for the wrong appeal to rural voters in the Rust Belt. And I think what
00:39:59.880
J.D. Vance, you know, among the criticisms that the moderate neocon left has for him because he
00:40:05.220
doesn't like war, he is as authentic as Donald Trump is, and we are going through authentic
00:40:10.420
against fake. That's what the election comes down to. Trump has never been one to mesh his positions
00:40:16.640
or go against, you know, going back and flip-flopping my friend Ronny'd into 2012. This is
00:40:22.100
someone who is authentic as they come, and J.D. Vance is as well, and Kamala Harris is as fake as
00:40:26.680
they come, just in different ways than her running mate Tim Moss, who has quite literally lied about
00:40:32.140
his military service, his appeal to Rust Belt voters, and to be honest, it's pretty fake about
00:40:36.880
his own country boy appeal. I know a country boy when I see one, and he is no country boy.
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Kenny, I'm hoping that you're going to write that as your next op-ed for us over at Human Events,
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because that is perfect. Tim Walls is no country boy from a man who could not have said it better.
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Go follow him out, Kenny Cody, TN on X. Always a great follow, and make sure that you're reading
00:41:01.340
all of his op-eds on humanevents.com, many of which, by the way, almost all of which, I think,
00:41:07.880
are shared by Donald Trump himself. If you want to contact us, it is 1776 humanevents.com.
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We'll be right back real quick, going down to Texas.
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You're about the boring people at your office. I'm trying to listen to the new human events
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All right, Jack, so back live, human events daily, 1776 at humanevents.com. Very excited
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now to have on Beau French. He is the chairman of the Tarrant County GOP, down from the great
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Let me get your thoughts real quick here on President Trump's interview slash just really
00:41:50.680
conversation, wide-ranging conversation with Elon Musk, another, I believe now, a proud Texan
00:41:59.400
Yeah, so great. I mean, the great thing about Donald Trump, for anybody who's ever met him
00:42:03.020
or spent any time around him, I mean, he is just such a likable, normal person, right?
00:42:08.240
It doesn't matter that he's had all the success in business or that he's been the former president
00:42:11.480
even. I mean, he really is just relatable. He gets people. He knows how to communicate
00:42:15.260
with people. He's just a good guy. And, you know, of course, the left hates that. They
00:42:19.940
want to demonize that all they can. And I mean, the headlines this morning were hysterical,
00:42:23.260
talking about what a disaster it was. And I mean, for the millions of people who tuned
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into that, they were like, no, that was awesome.
00:42:32.340
Well, and that's exactly what we were saying earlier, that the idea that the reason mainstream
00:42:37.900
media and legacy media is attacking this so much is because they're realizing that they're
00:42:42.700
quickly becoming irrelevant, that suddenly you don't need, you know, the TV shows. You
00:42:49.500
don't need the Wall Street Journal. You don't need the Washington Post. You don't need, you
00:42:53.100
don't need it. By the way, I, you know, not to tie my horn here, but like, we just put
00:42:57.140
this book out. We were on no major broadcast media, no major cable media. I don't think
00:43:01.800
any cable media. We, and we, we were sustaining attacks from the New York Times and we became
00:43:07.460
a New York Times bestseller just by new media only. That's it.
00:43:13.020
I cannot recommend your book enough. I'm about halfway through it. It's fantastic. Just
00:43:17.420
finished the chapter on, on the Spanish civil war. Super. I was a history major in
00:43:23.080
college. So this kind of stuff excites me anyway, but yeah, it's really, it's great.
00:43:26.880
I recommend this book to anybody. Cause I'm not, I'm not suggesting I'm any kind of an
00:43:36.920
expert far from it. I'm, I'm usually not the smartest person in the room is the way I like
00:43:42.000
to, uh, the way I like to say it, but, uh, listen, I think it's a great book for anybody
00:43:45.560
to read. Um, especially, uh, people who are kind of on the fence or don't really understand
00:43:49.580
what's happening in America right now. A lot of Republicans, I think are guilty of
00:43:53.080
just being complacent with, uh, you know, the way things have been and, uh, they don't
00:43:57.820
understand that communists literally literal communists have infiltrated every single
00:44:01.840
institution in America. They've been, you know, Hollywood media education, not just
00:44:07.020
college, but independent school districts. I mean, I've been exposing this here in
00:44:11.540
Fort Worth, Texas and around Tarrant County, uh, for a while now. And it's pretty eyeopening.
00:44:15.860
People are just shocked as to, you know, how these people could be doing what they're
00:44:19.540
doing. Um, you know, it's just going against everything that we know to be good, right,
00:44:24.460
true and beautiful. And that's, and that's something that we, we dig down into in the
00:44:30.000
book. And when we go through Spain, we go through Russia, we go through China, we go through, uh,
00:44:35.100
France, which we call it sort of a proto communist Marxist uprising. The idea that it's never
00:44:40.180
about the equality and fraternity and egalitarianism and all of the equity and all of the things
00:44:47.180
they talk about. No, it's, it's about hurting people and taking their stuff because that's
00:44:52.260
what always happens. Yeah. They, they hate success. Uh, the, the equality component that
00:44:59.680
they always talk about, what they don't talk about. It's not that everyone's going to end
00:45:02.560
up up here. It's that everyone's going to end up down here or dead, right? It's not, it's
00:45:07.360
not something that helps everybody. It actually hurts everybody. And most people end up dead.
00:45:12.980
And that's what it's all about. So, um, you've got, or I guess we've got an announcement coming
00:45:17.860
up on that. So I figured I'd have you on here to, uh, well, you, you sort of broke it on X,
00:45:22.060
but you know, for the first time on the show, let me, let me give the floor to you for this one.
00:45:26.680
Yeah. So, uh, Tarrant County in Texas, well, everyone knows how important Texas is. The Democrats
00:45:31.440
are coming forth. They're spending lots of money here. They think they can flip Texas. You know,
00:45:35.420
they tried in Florida, Florida successfully beat the Democrats back. They've kind of given up there.
00:45:39.540
They're now in Texas trying to flip Texas. Cause they know that if Texas goes, uh, a Republican
00:45:43.960
never wins presidency again. And so they're spending a lot of money here. Tarrant County is the largest
00:45:49.100
red County in the country. It's an urban County. We have about two and a half million people here.
00:45:52.980
Uh, if you lose Tarrant County, we will end up losing Texas. So this really is the front line in
00:45:57.580
the battle for Texas. Uh, most people sort of see this as the bellwether for Texas. So we're fighting
00:46:02.980
hard here. We're, we're exposing communists and we're going to beat the Democrats. And so we are
00:46:07.660
bringing in people to help highlight and energize, you know, highlight what's going on and energize
00:46:11.580
the Republicans here. And you are going to be our guest for an event on September 7th here in
00:46:17.140
Fort Texas in historic stockyards. We are super excited to have you and it's going to be a great
00:46:21.960
event. And I think it's going to help energize a lot of people here. And that's huge. So we're doing
00:46:27.840
it September 7th, it's a Saturday. So if you're in the Dallas Fort worth area, or you're within
00:46:33.840
driving distance, or if you want to fly and come down and spend some time for the, uh, you know,
00:46:39.200
the Texas we'll call it, I don't know. We were calling them strategy sessions before it might
00:46:42.440
have to call this a victory session, uh, because that's what it is all about. And I can't pick
00:46:46.600
people keep saying this to me. They say, Oh, we need unity. We need unit. I said, we can have unity.
00:46:50.800
Donald Trump has always stood for unity since he came down that escalator, but unity comes through
00:46:54.920
victory, victory first, then the unity will commence no unity until after victory. So it's
00:47:01.200
unity through victory. That's what we're going to achieve. That's what it's all about.
00:47:07.660
Winning has a great way of bringing people together. And that's what I keep telling,
00:47:11.960
you know, in the Republican party, we have factions, no doubt. Uh, but we all know that no matter what we
00:47:18.480
disagree on internally, we can all agree that what the left and the Democrats have been doing to America
00:47:24.260
over the last four years is just, you know, totally unacceptable, anti-American. I mean,
00:47:29.320
to let in 15 or 20 million illegal aliens in the last three and a half years, but we live in Texas.
00:47:34.560
I have a ranch down on the border. There are people crossing our ranch all the time,
00:47:38.020
putting our people in jeopardy. I mean, everyone down there is in fear for their life. Uh, the
00:47:42.100
Democrats want to deny it. Kamala Harris, who supposedly was the border czar literally never
00:47:46.920
even went to the border. I mean, it's just, it's shocking. These people are just in denial
00:47:50.660
because they know they have a mainstream media that will cover for them, never actually do their
00:47:55.220
job and talk about real issues. They just, uh, you know, like to typical communists, they're just
00:48:00.400
state media. So, uh, you know, look, Texans are energized like never before. We have felt the brunt
00:48:06.400
of this though. You know, while many of these illegal aliens have passed through Texas, they're,
00:48:10.800
they're in every state. So if you're no matter where you are in America and you're watching this,
00:48:14.320
you have probably, you know, incurred the cost of, of what illegal immigration has done,
00:48:20.320
illegal aliens have done to our, to our cities. We were, we were just talking about how, how Trump,
00:48:26.320
you know, if he does any of these spaces going forward, bring some of the angel moms on,
00:48:29.680
bring some ranchers on, people have been affected by this. Yes. Texas is the frontline of the border,
00:48:34.220
but of course it spills into state after state, but we're just about out of time for the show today.
00:48:39.120
Where can people follow you? Where can you get information about the event? September 7th
00:48:42.900
in Dallas, Fort Worth. Yeah. You can go to tarrantgop.org and, uh, sign up for our newsletter.
00:48:48.880
That's a great place to stay in touch with what we're doing. We'll, we'll announce our ticket sales
00:48:52.400
there, or you can go to my Twitter account, which is, uh, bow underscore French underscore TX,
00:48:58.460
um, which I think you just showed on the screen. So, uh, yeah, we'd love, we'd love to, uh,
00:49:02.800
see you there on September 7th. It's going to be a lot of fun. All right, folks. Yeehaw. We're going
00:49:07.440
down for the Texas victory session there, September 7th, uh, Saturday,
00:49:12.900
want everyone to be there. Ladies and gentlemen, as always, you have our permission to lay ashore.