00:01:03.000We will not embrace the ideas that have destroyed countries, destroyed lives, and we are going to fight for freedom on campuses across the country.
00:02:43.000We have been doing two hours of radio a day, talking to everyone we possibly can, trying to persuade people to vote for this president.
00:02:51.000You know how big the stakes are for this election.
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00:03:07.000I want a country that I can raise a family in, that I can prosper in, and that my values and my future will not be held by the ruling class.
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00:03:25.000A great question right here is about the Electoral College.
00:04:02.000Hey, Charlie, I have a question about the Electoral College.
00:04:04.000Can you go over again why we have the Electoral College and why it works?
00:04:08.000Also, in the context of this election, with so many mail-in ballots and the likely delay of many votes being countered after the election, is it possible that a candidate could win the Electoral College on November 3rd?
00:04:18.000And then when more votes are counted later, the Electoral College win be reversed days or weeks after the election.
00:04:24.000Thanks so much for all you do, Hannah Delk.
00:04:26.000Well, first of all, the Electoral College is a stroke of brilliance.
00:04:30.000Remember, the states created the federal government.
00:04:32.000The federal government did not create the states.
00:04:34.000State sovereignty is fundamental to the U.S. system.
00:04:38.000This is something that a lot of countries in Europe do not understand, and they don't have it in their system.
00:04:43.000In France and Germany or Spain, it is a centralized system, and it's not a federalized system.
00:04:48.000It is not that there are states that have the true power, and the federal government is created through a coalition of those states.
00:04:57.000Remember, the 10th Amendment of the United States Constitution says that all rights that are not articulated in the Bill of Rights are left to the states and to the people.
00:05:07.000The states created the federal government.
00:05:08.000So because of that, the founding fathers went through a variety of different ideas of how do we elect a leader?
00:05:15.000How is it that we actually bring someone to be president of the United States?
00:05:19.000So a simple answer is let's just have a popular vote.
00:05:22.000But the founders were very careful not to do that system.
00:05:26.000They, of course, entertained it in Federalist No. 68 in the Federalist Papers.
00:05:30.000And this was a huge debate that many of the founding fathers had.
00:05:33.000In fact, it was James Madison in Federalist 51 that talked about there could be a potential tyranny of the majority.
00:05:40.000He also talked about this in Federalist No. 10.
00:05:43.000James Madison, of course, was the chief architect around many of the viewpoints of the U.S. Constitution.
00:05:49.000And he was, of course, the fourth president of the United States.
00:05:52.000He was a philosopher, one of my favorite U.S. presidents, so incredibly brilliant and ahead of his time.
00:05:58.000And so James Madison correctly identified some of the problems that would be in the system if we just had a straight up or down vote.
00:06:07.000He was worried that there would be a disenfranchisement of the working people.
00:06:11.000He was worried about the hyper-urbanization that would come to America that he was seeing in London.
00:06:16.000With the Industrial Revolution looming, with technology expanding, he was worried that very angry masses could end up destroying the voice and the vote of those people that might live in a more agrarian lifestyle or a more agrarian background.
00:06:32.000And so the founders got together and they tried all sorts of different ideas.
00:06:43.000You have someone running against each other and you make them form a government.
00:06:46.000Now, understand how elections work in the United Kingdom or most of Europe is that almost all the power is through the legislative branch.
00:06:53.000And so, for example, in the United Kingdom, it's mostly through the House of Commons.
00:06:57.000And so, by getting to elect a prime minister, you have to then give a certain party power.
00:07:03.000Rarely does that party ever get to have a majority support.
00:07:07.000In the United Kingdom, for example, the Conservative Party, which at times is not very conservative, will get 38 to 40% of the vote only through specific hyper-local elections.
00:07:18.000They don't actually vote for a quote-unquote prime minister in the United Kingdom.
00:07:23.000They will pass a couple procedural votes, and eventually then they'll bring it to the entire House of Commons who will then elect a prime minister.
00:07:30.000That prime minister is solely held accountable by the House of Commons.
00:07:35.000That prime minister does not have any direct connection to the people except through the House of Commons.
00:07:41.000If the House of Commons gets upset, they'll pass a no-confidence vote, and they will remove the prime minister.
00:07:47.000So the prime minister is nothing more than an extension of the legislative branch in the United Kingdom.
00:07:51.000This is very similar to how Nancy Pelosi operates in our country.
00:07:56.000She's nothing more than an extension of the legislative branch.
00:07:58.000The executive within the U.S. Constitution is uniquely American.
00:08:02.000There's a couple countries that have tried it, but I think the American system has really struck it perfectly.
00:08:07.000The executive does have some absolute powers.
00:08:10.000For example, there is no check or balance against pardoning or commuting sentences.
00:08:16.000There's very little check or balance against a president being able to temporarily deploy U.S. forces in times of crisis or war.
00:08:23.000Now, eventually, all wars and bills of war and all acts of wars should originate from Congress.
00:08:28.000However, we've expanded that in the executive over the last couple decades, I think in some ways, negatively.
00:08:33.000That has given a lot of power to the executive branch to be able to, let's say, engage in misadventures abroad and overseas.
00:08:41.000So the Founding Fathers debated all of this, and the tyranny of the majority was essentially saying that there would be an inherent weakness to majority rule, that angry mobs and people that would get around demagoguing politicians, they should be given all the power.
00:08:57.000They should still respect the voice of the people, but how do we actually represent this coalition of states so as to not disenfranchise some of the lesser populated states?
00:09:09.000I do not think that New York, San Francisco, LA, and Boston should be able to run up the score and destroy North and South Dakota.
00:09:15.000Now, this is not a view a lot of people on the left have.
00:09:17.000A lot of people on the left frequently will tweet out or post on social media, it bothers me that the population of Manhattan is the combined population of North Dakota and South Dakota.
00:09:26.000Now, on the surface, that sounds like it's a perfectly respectable argument.
00:09:30.000However, if North and South Dakota, if we actually respect their sovereignty and their co-equal voice in the United States Senate, which is a coalition of states, and that every state will bring something to the table to allow the other state the capacity and freedom to exist in this country, then it does not matter the density of your population.
00:09:48.000Instead, you must take a much broader picture.
00:09:50.000For example, New York City, they're very reliant on a lot of things that South and North Dakota bring to the table.
00:09:57.000Oil, food, all sorts of different supply chains are made possible thanks to North and South Dakota.
00:10:02.000And if New York has such a problem with North or South Dakota and they don't want them to be in the coalition of states, well, then use your power to try to say we're going to kick the Dakotas out of the United States of America.
00:10:11.000But understanding this coalition of states gives voice to states that otherwise would not have any sort of voice in a representative government.
00:10:20.000It has made U.S. presidents actually care about issues surrounding farming, around landownership, around rural America.
00:10:28.000Otherwise, that would be forgotten flyover America.
00:10:31.000That would have their values and their ideas and their teeth metaphorically kicked in with great regularity.
00:10:37.000And so the Electoral College works still on population.
00:10:41.000It doesn't say that population has no bearing whatsoever.
00:10:44.000It just puts a cap on how much your population can influence the rest of the country.
00:10:51.000So for example, New York and California, it doesn't matter if Joe Biden wins by 30 points.
00:10:57.000They still will get a pre-prescribed amount of electoral votes to New York or California.
00:11:04.000Same goes for Texas, same goes for Florida.
00:11:06.000And so in order to win the United States presidency, you might get 55 electoral votes from California or 29 from New York or 29 from Florida or 38 from Texas, but you need a coalition of states.
00:11:17.000You are not able to run up the score in certain urban areas where everyone basically agrees on the same sort of ideas.
00:11:25.000This is where the idea of the suburban swing voter came from, where you might be able to win a lot of the urban vote, but are you going to actually be able to win some of the swing voters in the middle?
00:11:36.000That is the serious and most important question.
00:11:38.000And so as we kind of see the landscape today, the question is, has the Electoral College been outdated?
00:12:31.000For example, in 1992, he won 43% of the vote.
00:12:34.000George W. Bush won 37.4% of the vote, and Ross Perot won 18.9% of the vote.
00:12:40.000Because of the two-party system we have, which does allow big coalitions of differing ideas to have a bigger voice than not, we don't have these splinter parties.
00:12:52.000They are forced to work in bigger coalitions.
00:12:55.000Therefore, these ideas are actually given more protection.
00:12:58.000These ideas are actually given a bigger platform than they otherwise would have been given if it was not for the Electoral College system.
00:13:07.000So in order for the president to win, he has to win a massively diverse array of states.
00:13:12.000It's very hard for the president to win without Arizona.
00:13:15.000It's very hard for the president to win without Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, Ohio, Iowa, and then maybe also tagging onto that, Pennsylvania.
00:13:24.000And if he's able to do that and tag onto Pennsylvania, he will have won some of the most racially, linguistically, culturally, and demographically diverse states in the entire country.
00:13:34.000And this is a very important point because it forces candidates to travel to parts of the country that they otherwise would not have cared about.
00:13:41.000It forces candidates to actually go to states like Iowa.
00:13:44.000And that's another important point that we should mention about the Electoral College is that not every state counts their electoral votes the same.
00:13:51.000The way this system was originally designed to work by the Founding Fathers was to count each congressional seat as its own vote in the Electoral College.
00:14:01.000Now, we haven't completely deviated away from that.
00:14:04.000In order to tabulate the representation of what each state gets in the Electoral College, they are able to tabulate how many congressmen they have, plus how many senators they have, and that's how many electoral votes they have.
00:14:17.000The Electoral College then needs to be certified by the Electoral College, then the Electoral College votes, and the president gets selected as president of the United States.
00:14:24.000However, if you look at Maine and Nebraska, they are the only two states that do this.
00:14:28.000They separate their electoral votes based on congressional district.
00:14:32.000So in Nebraska, they have five total electoral votes in the state of Nebraska, but three of those votes are actually divided based on congressional district, Nebraska Congressional District 1, 2, and 3.
00:14:47.000Maine has congressional district 1 and 2, and the entire state, you get 1 electoral votes if you win the state.
00:14:54.000Last time, President Donald Trump won Congressional District 2 in Maine, getting one electoral vote in Maine.
00:15:00.000In fact, President Donald Trump visited Banger, Maine on Sunday to try to win the second congressional seat.
00:15:07.000Lumberjacks, lobstermen, fishermen, people that love the hard, muscular style work, they love Donald Trump.
00:15:15.000And so Maine, that is thought of as a very liberal state traditionally, actually gave one electoral vote to President Trump in 2016.
00:15:22.000Barack Obama in 2008 actually won one electoral vote in Nebraska back in 2008.
00:15:31.000He lost that against Mitt Romney in 2012.
00:15:33.000And so the electoral system proves that anyone can become president.
00:15:37.000Someone with big Democrat ambitions, such as President Barack Obama, and also someone with more broad conservative ambitions, like President Trump did in 2016.
00:15:47.000The Electoral College forces politicians to get local.
00:15:51.000I do not think it would be healthy for our country for a politician to parachute into New York, Boston, Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, San Francisco, L.A., Seattle, and Portland, and just try to win the big population centers in our country.
00:16:07.000That will not be representative of a country that is actually much more diverse, that is reliant on a variety of different issues.
00:16:14.000Here's a good question for you: Do you care that America is energy independent?
00:16:20.000It is one of the most incredible accomplishments that President Donald Trump has achieved in the last four years.
00:16:31.000The fact that we are exporting oil is something that we should be so proud of and something that many politicians in both political parties have been talking about for decades, that we will one day not be reliant on the Middle East for oil, that we will not be reliant on Russia, that we will be reliant on Iran for oil.
00:16:53.000How did we get to be energy independent?
00:16:55.000Well, it's because politicians, specifically President Trump, actually gave a voice to states that were into fracking.
00:17:04.000Remember this moment in the debate when Joe Biden said he would phase out oil and gas and President Donald Trump said, Ooh, that's a big revelation.
00:18:21.000And fracking is only given a voice because of the electoral college system.
00:18:25.000Fracking is only given a voice because President Trump and Joe Biden have to win very specific parts of very specific states to win the presidency, like Pennsylvania, like Texas, and Southeast Ohio and West Virginia.
00:18:40.000That's where fracking is most prevalent.
00:18:42.000You see, if we did not have an electoral college system, their voice would be minimized.
00:18:46.000And with it, America would not be energy independent.
00:18:49.000The ruling class in New York and Boston and the angry, chattering class in California would say, we don't like fracking, and they'd impose their will on the rest of the country.
00:19:00.000You ever hear the president say, I love our farmers.
00:19:02.000We've given all this money to farmers.
00:19:04.000Why do you think the president does that?
00:19:06.000Well, of course, because he's trying to communicate to rural voters in Iowa, in Ohio, in Texas.
00:19:15.000You heard the president say that he's a pro-life president.
00:19:19.000Well, it's because being pro-life is very popular in the key battleground states.
00:19:23.000You see, when you go state by state and you start to realize that the president and Joe Biden have to align their values to mainstream middle-class values, it starts to make sense the utility of the Electoral College, that the Electoral College is not just a good idea to put up on a whiteboard.
00:19:44.000It's actually made America more prosperous.
00:19:46.000It's actually made America energy independent.
00:19:50.000Otherwise, presidents would never, ever care about what they did to rural Pennsylvania, where most of our energy comes from, or farms where most of our food comes from.
00:19:59.000Instead, it would be the California cation of America.
00:20:04.000The most radical billionaire interests paired with activists that care most about racially divisive issues, partnering together to try and disenfranchise working people.
00:20:17.000And so the Electoral College was a stroke of brilliance.
00:20:20.000It's one of the only reasons why we are still free in our country.
00:20:23.000If it wasn't for the Electoral College, President Donald Trump would not stand a chance.
00:20:27.000If it wasn't for the Electoral College, I don't know if we'd ever see another Republican president again.
00:20:34.000The Electoral College is designed for a coalition of states because the states formed this government.
00:20:40.000The federal government did not create the states.
00:20:43.000And if you actually look in the last 50 years, most times the Electoral College winner correlates with the popular vote winner.
00:20:51.000But when it doesn't, there was a reason for it.
00:20:54.000For example, George W. Bush in 2000 or President Donald Trump in 2016.
00:20:59.000It's because certain candidates did not win the states that people thought they would win.
00:21:04.000For example, Al Gore did not win his home state of Tennessee.
00:21:09.000If Tennessee didn't want Al Gore to be president, then why should America want Al Gore to be president when he served in that state of Tennessee?
00:21:18.000Or Hillary Clinton not winning Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio, or Pennsylvania.
00:21:23.000When someone loses the popular vote but wins the electoral vote, there's usually a reason for that.
00:21:28.000It's because other parts of the country rejected a highly coastal agenda.
00:21:33.000As James Madison said, be aware of the tyranny of the majority.
00:21:38.000It is something that we must watch out for, that the rights of people in a republic must be respected.
00:21:48.000And by the way, the tyranny of the majority results in the oppression of minority groups, comparable to a tyrant or a despot.
00:21:55.000And John Stuart Mill argued this in his 1859 On Liberty.
00:22:01.000If you guys don't know who Jon Stuart Mill is, I highly encourage you guys to check out Jon Stuart Mill and Jeremy Bentham, who, of course, were proponents of utilitarianism.
00:22:34.000And of course, Jon Stuart Mill writing on liberty really addressed the natural limits of power that can be legitimately exercised by society over the individual.
00:22:47.000Jon Stuart Mill is a huge fan and would be still a fan today of the Electoral College.
00:22:55.000What creates the most checks and balances against angry and loud demagogues like Alexandria Casio-Cortez to get to power?
00:23:05.000John Stuart Mill, of course, also argued that discourse was a necessary condition for social progress.
00:23:12.000We've talked about this a lot before on the Charlie Kirk show, that Aristotle, of course, the last of the Greek classics, when Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, Aristotle, of course, who studied under Plato for about 20 years, Aristotle argued that we were the speaking beings.
00:23:30.000There's only two ways to govern people.
00:23:32.000You can do it by force or you can do it by speaking, talking, and persuasion.
00:23:39.000If you do not have the capacity to speak, which many Democrats on the left want to get rid of the First Amendment because of the tyranny of the majority, then you will destroy the capacity for us to govern ourselves.
00:23:53.000This is something that is fundamental to being an American.
00:24:33.000California has the highest taxes in the country.
00:24:36.000That is what good governance versus bad governance looks like.
00:24:40.000However, the issue with the tyranny of the majority would be you would have the despot that would rule everything.
00:24:47.000The beauty about a state-formed government is you can travel, you can move, you can leave, and still be under the federalized system that was created.
00:24:59.000So the Electoral College is as old as America.
00:25:05.000Not to give away the keys to the kingdom for someone promising everyone free stuff and misrepresenting issues in California and New York, but instead speaking clearly to the states that are the backbone of the country while also forming a coalition of states that are incredibly diverse, like Florida and Texas, like Nevada, Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico.
00:25:25.000Those states get more focus, more attention than they otherwise would have, thanks to the Electoral College that has kept our country from the hands of tyrants since our inception.
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00:27:06.000So, Kristen, it's very important to first and foremost recognize the Democrats did not put up their best effort against this.
00:27:14.000The Democrats' current playbook is to passively ignore the Amy Coney Barrett confirmation, which as this episode drops on this day, Amy Coney Barrett will probably become the ninth justice on the U.S. Supreme Court.
00:27:31.000Instead, Democrats are going to take power and pack the court.
00:28:00.000I do not think that they will be able to turn the United States Senate.
00:28:03.000And if they do, it'll be on such narrow margins that I don't think the at-risk senators will then go along with the radical idea of trying to pack the court.
00:28:17.000Hasn't it been amazing to see how many churches have been silent on the confirmation fight of Amy Coney Barrett?
00:28:24.000Amy Coney Barrett may overturn the illegal and unconstitutional and immoral ruling of Roe versus Wade.
00:28:33.000And yet so many churches across the country, using moral pietism, have remained completely and totally silent as we are now on the verge of overturning Roe versus Wade.
00:28:49.000Many of those churches were in the streets marching for BLM Incorporated, critical race theory, and falsely saying that America was a systemically racist country.
00:29:01.000It's been very telling to me how churches have been quick to pander to the Marxist BLM Incorporated, but very slow and reluctant to say any good word about Amy Coney Barrett.
00:29:14.000That should give you a very disturbing window into where the American church is right now.
00:29:21.000But to finish the question, Amy Coney Barrett is a symbol of why Trump won and why Trump needs to win again.
00:29:31.000Do you want the radical Democrats packing your court?
00:29:34.000Do you want revisionist judges and activist judges?
00:29:38.000We've gone through the different types of judges before.
00:29:41.000Activist judge, strict constructionist judge, and textualist judge.
00:29:50.000She believes in the spirit and the words as it was written.
00:29:56.000It is not a judge's role to try to say, well, I wish the law said this.
00:29:59.000It's not a judge's role to try to read into what they wish a law said.
00:30:06.000It's not a judge's role to try and infer.
00:30:09.000Instead, it's a judge's role to be a judge.
00:30:14.000And so this is one of the most incredible victories for President Trump, one of the most consequential points of achievement for the conservative movement, where Judge Antonin Scalia even said himself back in 2011, when he was asked by Peter Robinson from the Hoover Institution, so are you optimistic about the future of the court?
00:30:39.000And he said, that's an unfair question.
00:30:42.000It's hard to be optimistic after this last session where he dissented in all six cases.
00:30:49.000We went from a circumstance where the court was in radical left hands to now being in constitutional hands, thanks to President Trump.
00:31:01.000And if you're out there and you don't like Trump's tone or your friends don't like Trump's tone, send them this podcast and just have them listen carefully to the significance of having constitutional judges.
00:31:15.000If you want to effectuate change, go through the legislative branch.
00:31:20.000If you want to make America in your image, then go pass a series of laws.
00:31:25.000Don't use the third branch of government, Article 3, to try and read into laws where things are not said and they do not exist to try to give you more power and try to confirm your own agenda.
00:31:44.000The left would get angry if we did that, rightfully so, in the courts.
00:31:49.000And we should get outraged when people use their power, like Soda Mayor and Kagan, to try and mysteriously and baselessly say that there's a right to abortion in the United States Constitution.
00:32:34.000They never should have been allowed to ask questions if they weren't going to vote against her.
00:32:38.000But as you're probably listening to this episode, on the day you're listening to it, Amy Coney Barrett will likely be confirmed as an associate justice of the United States Supreme Court.
00:32:49.000And now our next task is making sure that they don't add another eight, another 10, another 15 justices of the U.S. Supreme Court to pack the courts because they're angry that they lost.
00:33:01.000And that is the current trajectory of the Democrat Party.
00:33:04.000They can't win under the current rules.
00:33:52.000It's better you do nothing than you do something bad.
00:33:54.000It's better you didn't touch health care than pass Obamacare that destroyed health care in our country.
00:33:59.000And now we are living under a health care crisis in our country made possible thanks to Obamacare and the quote-unquote Affordable Care Act.
00:34:07.000The rules are there to not allow you to make America in an image that doesn't recognize first principles, that doesn't recognize natural rights, that does not recognize that rights are given to us by God, not by government.
00:34:28.000Now, nine justices is not in the U.S. Constitution.
00:34:30.000We've tried different numbers throughout our history.
00:34:32.000But nine has been the precedent, and it's worked really well.
00:34:36.000And when the Warren Court and the Burger Court started to pass far left-wing decisions, including nationalizing abortion, Republicans were not calling for adding seats to the U.S. Supreme Court when Reagan was president, because we always played by those rules.
00:34:50.000And the Democrats know they cannot win under the current parameters and the current rules in front of them.
00:34:56.000Instead, they are going to try and win by changing the playbook that we live under.
00:35:04.000The rules are there to keep men free or women free.
00:35:10.000Remember, the law are the wise restraints that keep men free.
00:35:17.000If you live within a framework, you're less likely to have government abuse your natural given rights.
00:35:24.000The Democrats want to abolish that framework.
00:35:27.000They have a problem that that framework even exists in the first place.
00:35:30.000They have great concern that there is even any limit at all on what certain despots and tyrants cannot do.
00:35:41.000And that's what the U.S. Constitution really is: it is rules for the road for tyrants.
00:35:47.000The U.S. Constitution comes from the presupposition that you are given these rights naturally.
00:35:54.000It's not a king that gave you these rights.
00:35:57.000That blood has no bearing whatsoever, meaning that you don't get a title of nobility in America.
00:36:03.000All people are created equal in the image of God.
00:36:06.000Article 1, Section 9 of the U.S. Constitution.
00:36:10.000And because of this, people that want power more than they want people to be free are upset with that system.
00:36:17.000So they do everything they can to try to delegitimize that system.
00:36:21.000They know they cannot win or operate under the current American framework.
00:36:27.000They launch the 1619 Project to try and convince you and your children that the system was actually flawed from the beginning, rooted in slavery.
00:36:36.000They launch Howard Zinn's History of the United States.
00:36:39.000They debase and delegitimize the basis point that we're all operating from, when in reality, the Constitution, the Declaration of Independence, the Bill of Rights, the Federalist Papers, they've done a pretty incredible job of protecting liberty and freedom over these last couple centuries.
00:36:57.000And now all of a sudden, this coming generation that is being propelled and being supported by far too many people that are adults think they have all the answers?
00:37:09.000Human beings are awfully predictable creatures.
00:37:14.000We, in the state of nature, are awful to each other, but we have certain freedoms.
00:37:21.000We have the freedom to be good or bad.
00:37:32.000You need to be able to adjudicate differences.
00:37:35.000That's why we have a Department of Justice.
00:37:37.000And you need to be able to protect whatever sovereign nation that you create.
00:37:40.000Every civilization has had to ask these questions.
00:37:43.000And most civilizations answer them incorrectly.
00:37:46.000Most countries answer the question of how do we govern ourselves by making the strongest, most persuasive demagogue that is able to command a military force to be put in power.
00:38:07.000It is one of the landmark accomplishments of the constitutional conservative movement.
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00:39:36.000So he doesn't want to pay 62% of taxes because he doesn't want to go from being 50 cents to 20 cent.
00:39:42.000And I had to remind him that he was a black person, so he can't vote for Donald Trump and that he shouldn't be influencing an entire swath of people who may listen to him because he's worried about his own personal pocketbook.
00:39:57.000So I haven't heard back from him yet, but I.
00:39:59.000Now, this is after 50 Cent, who those of you that don't know who he is, he is a very famous rapper.
00:40:05.000And traditionally, of course, he's supposed to be a Democrat because he's a black Hollywood celebrity.
00:40:09.000He saw Biden's tax plan and came out and fully endorsed Donald Trump.
00:40:12.000Now, his endorsement was a little bit sloppy.
00:40:14.000He said, I don't care if Donald Trump hates black people.
00:40:30.000Chelsea Handler is not a decent person.
00:40:33.000To say that about black people is so unbelievably despicable.
00:40:37.000And this is typical of the white liberal ruling class.
00:40:44.000Here's what Candace Owens, the great Candace Owens, had to say.
00:40:48.000Chelsea Handler, another racist white woman telling a black man 50 Cent what he is and is not allowed to do in 2020 America, wake up black America, hashtag Blexit.
00:40:57.000Democrats have always felt like they've had control over black people.
00:41:03.000The Democrat Party has always cared about people's skin color.
00:41:06.000They've cared about people's skin color in the 1860s, and they care about people's skin color today.
00:41:11.000Republicans passed the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendment.
00:41:14.000Republicans have always been on the right side of racial issues.
00:41:18.000Democrats have always been on the bad side of racial issues.
00:41:20.000Despite that, because of demagogues and misrepresentative media, black people vote overwhelmingly Democrat.
00:41:28.000In fact, I think that's actually going to change, though.
00:41:31.000We are seeing massive movement for President Trump.
00:41:34.000New poll: Trump's black voter approval nearly doubles in just three days.
00:41:39.000A new survey found that President Donald Trump's approval among likely black voters skyrocketed between Monday and Friday of this week.
00:41:45.000The results of Ras Musin report's daily presidential approval tracking poll found that President Trump's approval among likely black voters went from 25% on Monday to 46% on Friday.
00:42:19.000President Donald Trump getting that kind of response and that kind of support from black Americans just goes to show how fickle the Democrat monopoly is over black voters.
00:42:35.000And then you see people like Chelsea Handler say, well, I have to remind a black person that he's black.
00:42:42.000The left does not believe someone is black if they're not a Democrat.
00:42:46.000Play tape of Joe Biden saying just that.
00:42:48.000If you have a problem figuring out whether you're for me or Trump and you ain't black, Joe Biden believes this.
00:43:22.000They don't want you to have school choice.
00:43:23.000They want to addict you to government programs.
00:43:25.000They want to keep your streets dangerous.
00:43:27.000Republicans want to double the police force.
00:43:29.000Republicans don't want to focus on skin color.
00:43:32.000Republicans want to expand educational choice and opportunity.
00:43:35.000We want to expand employment options and opportunities.
00:43:39.000President Trump has had opportunity zones, criminal justice reform.
00:43:42.000It's Republicans that have done the most for the black community, while it is Democrats that have kept black people endlessly poor in the inner cities of our country.
00:44:45.000When black Republicans start to come out and they say, I'm going to support President Trump.
00:44:51.000Look how they treat Kanye West, Brandon Tatum, Candace Owens, Terrence Williams, Rob Smith.
00:44:55.000But the list is growing more and more.
00:44:57.000Larry Elder, they're not going to be able to say that against black people much longer.
00:45:01.000The more that they try to attack, demagogue, and demonize black Americans, the more they are going to put themselves in a very compromising position where they look like the white ruling class liberal plantation owners while black Americans are just trying to get ahead.
00:45:16.000So my opinion of this is that this is nothing new.
00:45:20.000This is precisely and exactly the contempt that Hollywood has for any black person that dares think differently.
00:45:30.000And I hope that more black Americans make their voice heard to support President Trump.
00:45:34.000It very well might get him for more years.
00:45:56.000Just vote early, vote securely, and get 10 people.
00:45:59.000Take out a piece of paper and list 10 names that you are going to bring to the polls.
00:46:02.000We are going to be posting more episodes this week than we ever have so you guys can see the speeches we've been giving across the country because we want to raise the intensity, increase the energy that you bring friends to the polls, that we are going to send a message on November 3rd, unlike anything the radical ruling class has ever heard before in our country.
00:46:21.000It's time we take our country back from the people that have been censoring us, lying about us, shutting us down, stripping us off social media.