The Glenn Beck Program - Best of the Program ｜ Guest： Avi Yemini ｜ 10⧸25⧸24

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00:02:14.180 you're listening to the best of the glenn beck program i have to tell you i watched

00:02:30.260 last night i mean he is on it no i was told he's exhausted glenn that's what i was told reliable

00:02:41.640 sources like kamala harris told me he's exhausted this is a tough job he can't do this job as if we

00:02:47.900 didn't just witness you make excuses for a guy for four years who actually was in that situation

00:02:53.480 yeah um he is not he is he's sharper than ever uh and and i don't say that because i see him

00:03:01.580 backstage i see him you know uh in conferences and he's sharper than ever trust me and he's on stage

00:03:07.540 going you can see it this speech he gave last night was so focused he even honestly there were

00:03:16.900 times he was reading the teleprompter and i'm like is he reading that off the teleprompter he's i've never

00:03:20.920 said that he's usually on teleprompter like and another thing we'll do and then he'll go off and

00:03:26.680 he'll meander for a while and then he'll come back to the teleprompter he was fantastic last night uh

00:03:33.520 and big vision optimistic uh with the people i mean totally right where people are right now he was

00:03:42.240 he's closing well game changing stuff if he can get in and do this stuff game changing and rogan today

00:03:49.680 right so uh that's a big one good time to be on your game i've often said that i thought his the

00:03:54.660 best time donald trump has ever the best performance he's ever had campaigning was in the few weeks

00:04:01.480 following the access hollywood tape because like i think that shook him and he was there was a moment

00:04:06.920 of like oh my gosh we're gonna lose this thing badly and he just buttoned up and he was rock solid

00:04:12.580 for several weeks and like he has his moments all the time he's you know he does he has his strengths

00:04:17.360 obviously but you know he can as you point out kind of go off script and do his stuff he's doing

00:04:22.260 really well because they put him in a position and he's decided to take a position where he's going in

00:04:27.300 and doing these podcast type interviews and it's just it fits him really well i mean like there's

00:04:33.260 another world we're just if donald trump doesn't decide he ever wants to be president of the united

00:04:37.520 states he's just a big podcast host yeah it's like that's a absolute thing that could have happened

00:04:42.620 in this world yes coming off of the apprentice he's a big you know uh a big uh real estate

00:04:48.000 developer i would highly recommend that if he would lose no i would highly recommend that uh just don't

00:04:54.140 do it at this time period uh please uh anyway or this country you could do it at some other

00:05:00.200 but uh he i mean he is he was finally someone saying what the problems are but not just saying the

00:05:12.020 problems here's how we're going to fix it you know when you listen to this speech last night from him

00:05:19.600 where he's talking about i i i think he's maybe even talking about no income tax yeah now as a person

00:05:31.400 who uh has a mug and has been selling it for a couple years repeal the 16th amendment yes i am a huge fan

00:05:38.060 of that particular part of that policy yeah we should totally get rid of the income tax now i you

00:05:42.580 know and it's it's almost i mean i think it's the right time because he's talking about tariffs in a

00:05:49.400 different way he's talking about tariffs you build your cars uh outside of the united states okay we're

00:05:57.740 gonna put a tariff on it to keep cars that are made here in the united states um uh cheaper we have

00:06:04.940 to rebuild this is the only time i think i've ever started to agree with tariffs we must rebuild

00:06:11.300 our infrastructure we have to have manufacturing here in america you know people are under this

00:06:17.640 illusion that oh well we did it before you know world war ii when america sets their mind to it they

00:06:23.640 can do anything what did we contribute to world war ii manufacturing we made the planes and the tanks

00:06:32.340 and the jeeps and everything else we made the trucks that brought the whole world into germany

00:06:39.140 okay we that was our biggest contribution we lost what 500 000 people russia lost 20 million soldiers

00:06:49.380 okay we had the least on the table far as flesh and bone um we were important don't get me wrong and

00:06:58.120 everything those guys did was obviously okay um however our biggest contribution was being able to

00:07:06.800 turn manufacturing on and just produce a war machine okay we had nothing in 38 nothing

00:07:14.460 in 39 and 40 we started to get serious because we're like uh we're in trouble and they started to

00:07:22.360 tool 41 we were way behind uh germany in manufacturing we could not even keep up by 42 43 we had i think we

00:07:33.880 had almost doubled their output because we had our own steel we had our own um manufacturing plants

00:07:43.240 all you had to do is start making this instead of this tariffs would bring jobs back 0.93

00:07:51.100 at this point later in our life we may not be able to do it but tariffs have a chance of saying look

00:07:59.740 you want to uh you want to sell your stuff fine make it in america big stuff big manufacturing stuff

00:08:08.240 make it in america we'll give you incentives to bring your company your manufacturing here

00:08:14.380 so we have these plants we are producing our own steel we're doing these things meanwhile we're also

00:08:23.180 going to drill baby drill and as he said last night frack frack frack frack frack uh and uh and so we will

00:08:32.480 bring our energy costs down uh i i think this is a game-changing moment game-changing and i'm never going to be

00:08:44.300 in love with tariffs like uh i'm not i'm not in love with tariffs either but i mean i i the size of

00:08:49.800 the government that would be required for a government to be uh funded by tariffs is a size

00:08:55.720 of a government i like yes a lot smaller than the one we have yes it does a lot fewer things yes i like

00:09:01.020 that and we were all about that up until the the 13th 16th amendment yeah i mean i look that we get

00:09:09.760 rid of that and uh it's a it's a heck of a good step in the right direction and i think it's also

00:09:14.220 the right thing i mean there are really bad taxes out there the income tax is one of them yeah um you

00:09:19.740 know i you know the progressive income tax in particular i'd go for i i just go for a flat tax

00:09:26.060 everybody pays the same we all have the same skin in the game yeah and the payroll tax is another one

00:09:33.580 i you know trump has talked about that before which is a regressive tax not even a progressive

00:09:38.360 tax a regressive tax where people who are at the bottom of the income scale pay a higher percentage

00:09:43.100 than those at the top right you know again is you'd think the progressives would be all over

00:09:47.720 but they want their money anyway you know trump has proposed a lot of these different tax cuts and i

00:09:54.460 look i think until this election yeah i thought that was what everyone did in an election time

00:09:59.760 it's he stands out he's actually going to do a lot of these things he's i mean obviously he's

00:10:07.700 restricted by the the form of government we have i know if he has the senate and the house i think

00:10:13.940 we'll do a lot of this and that would be great it's certainly not going to go the wrong direction for

00:10:17.780 once and that would be nice you know i mean if he can get this point the stuff done that he says

00:10:23.620 he's going to do in four years and he acts he has told me glad it's not going to be four years

00:10:29.080 we have a hundred days we have a hundred days uh and he's right he's got to come in and just go

00:10:35.420 boom boom boom boom boom boom boom take everybody's breath away uh because he's got to turn it around

00:10:42.480 and turn it around quickly yeah and i think if his focus is freeing people to do with their money what

00:10:49.320 they want yeah rather than a centralized economic policy which i don't think is a good thing you know

00:10:54.480 i mean the more we centralize economic uh uh you know strategy i think we've seen in this in country

00:11:00.080 after country that turns out poorly this is what kamala harris wants though and she wants a a house 0.99

00:11:05.700 in washington making all the decisions for the entire country and you can it's quite clear that

00:11:11.380 that's not what donald trump wants i mean he's a he that's not to say that we can't find we i'm sure

00:11:16.360 we can nitpick these policies and find things that we don't like but at the end of the day

00:11:20.440 here's a person who understands the american economy yes and by the way i don't know if anyone

00:11:25.460 recognized this he was already president of the united states and things went pretty well

00:11:28.760 yeah right like it's not it's not what it was in 16 we didn't know if he actually believed these

00:11:36.060 things we didn't know the only thing i knew for sure is tariffs remember oh yeah tariffs and at some

00:11:42.600 level the border those are two things war you mean being opposed to it being opposed to war those

00:11:47.360 three things he's been really consistent on since like 1980 years yeah yeah okay and those things i

00:11:53.220 knew he would do i i didn't know the rest i didn't believe the rest you know i'm gonna make sure that

00:12:00.180 we recognize israel uh-huh sure right who would i i didn't know if he would prioritize israel i didn't

00:12:05.340 know that he would you know name supreme court justices that would overturn exactly right these

00:12:09.920 are things that i really i mean not even doubted was somewhat sure he wouldn't do oh i was

00:12:14.720 positive i was stupid yeah but i think understandably and that's why i think too 0.55

00:12:20.620 you're seeing a real failure of what harris and walls are trying to do with this whole fascism

00:12:26.900 hitler thing oh my god if in 2016 you have a guy who's a businessman who's never been in politics

00:12:33.540 who you don't necessarily can't necessarily lock down in all of his policies you know he's a guy who's

00:12:39.920 most famous for saying you're fired to people over and over again oh i hope he becomes more famous

00:12:45.440 soon at some level in 2016 maybe you can convince some undecided people i don't know is this guy

00:12:51.620 hitler i don't know like maybe you'd be able to work this guy was a guy hitler was the guy here is

00:12:57.540 the definition of fascism uh hitler took the government made it all regulations and then went to

00:13:05.400 the companies and said i'm not going to put you out of business you just have to make what we want

00:13:10.820 you have to make it how we want it and follow all these regulations you can keep your company you can

00:13:16.180 get rich he made public private partnerships well that's not what donald trump is doing yeah and i'll

00:13:24.140 point out i mean if you want to look at the defining um piece of domestic policy for donald trump during

00:13:33.580 his first term the probably the easiest way to summarize it would be deregulation right like

00:13:40.180 you you could talk about the border but like some of that stuff he got done some of it he didn't you

00:13:44.200 could talk about a bunch of different policies but like defining when it comes to domestic policy

00:13:48.280 probably is deregulation he did that all over the government yes did adolf hitler was he famous for

00:13:54.560 deregulation i'm pretty sure cut regulation i will completely stay out of everything no he didn't

00:14:05.800 say that that was not his policy profile privatize gas chambers what it's dark but it's i mean it's

00:14:16.200 funny because it's just like it's so inherently stupid i mean a closing argument and i think like

00:14:21.980 what i was thinking about this because there's obviously a jam uh a total different totally

00:14:26.140 different strategy from the harris campaign here in the last couple weeks so like now we're going

00:14:29.360 on tv all the time and he's hitler no more joy it's like it's so bizarre it's so weird and i i wonder

00:14:35.660 if partially obviously they know this isn't working but i think their strategy their their piece of this

00:14:41.920 argument behind the scenes is likely there are no more undecided voters we can get no how to charge

00:14:48.200 just like now charge our people i want the msnbc viewer at the polls yes and that's exactly what's

00:14:54.620 happening and a setup for trouble after the election but we'll we'll get into some of that

00:15:00.780 you know in a happy sort of way yeah in uh just a minute yeah joyful thank you we're joyful

00:15:06.040 okay all right first of all can you give me the uh the tweet from kamala harris yesterday

00:15:15.980 oh you have the audio go ahead that's better play the audio just imagine the oval office

00:15:20.820 in three months picture it in your mind okay and picture it it is either

00:15:25.260 so but there's a choice that everybody has so let's imagine it for a moment okay

00:15:32.380 it's either donald trump in there stewing stewing over his enemies list

00:15:40.140 or me working for you checking off my to-do list

00:15:48.760 you have the power to make that decision it is your power okay stop you mean so in other words the

00:15:56.580 to-do list which is probably more aptly called the should have already been done list yeah right

00:16:02.960 like you've been vice president for four years should have done that should have done that what

00:16:07.620 a weird thing for an incumbent to to run on and what have a to-do list i know i know wait what have

00:16:13.160 you been doing i know and how bizarre is it she won't tell you what that to-do list is by the way

00:16:18.600 she has to study it some more but anyway uh she uh and she says it on a day that donald trump said

00:16:26.160 much to my chagrin i would be open to uh pardoning hunter biden now i wouldn't i don't get that one

00:16:35.160 yeah myself but that is the kind of guy he does not believe in an enemies list he doesn't he will

00:16:44.740 you know what i think that is i could be wrong on this this is hillary clinton you know saying you

00:16:49.740 know put block him up and then did he no no he thinks it's bad what i think this is i tell me if

00:16:55.220 you think you know him better than i do so this is me just just guessing at his you know the way he's

00:16:59.360 thinking but i think this is a way to try to further this divide between kamala and him like i think he

00:17:06.240 i think there's a part of biden at this point that wants kamala to lose because he's so pissed off that

00:17:13.280 they took this nomination from him and i think this is just him sort of like you know he's he's

00:17:18.480 encouraging a little bit maybe this isn't so bad if i were to win joe i don't know you think that

00:17:24.120 he plays three-dimensional chess exactly this is the way he thinks i don't know that's very good

00:17:30.600 observation very good um let me see let me uh take you to a couple of other places well here's hillary 1.00

00:17:38.620 the same story this is hillary listen to this and you know one other thing that you'll see next week

00:17:45.080 caitlin is trump actually uh reenacting uh the madison square garden rally in 1939 i write about this in

00:17:57.040 my book i bet you do uh president franklin roosevelt was appalled that neo-nazis fascists

00:18:03.820 in america were lining up to essentially pledge their support for the kind of government that they

00:18:12.640 were seeing in germany you know it's really weird you know what the one of the leaders of that was

00:18:17.680 called the german boon movement you know who one of the leaders was father coghlin a progressive

00:18:22.960 democrat says the person who loves the early 20th century progressives right right that's of course

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00:19:29.960 program so have you seen the mcdonald's happy meal toys the videos or the pictures of them

00:19:38.420 i've seen those but they're not real i don't know what do you remember i told you remember i told you

00:19:44.780 there'd be a time there'd be a time you wouldn't be able to believe your eyes or ears i mean they look

00:19:49.480 completely real but i i gotta assume they're ai or something i don't know is anybody if you if you

00:19:54.340 know about these happy you have one will you just call us real quick 888-727-BCK

00:19:59.780 mcdonald's is not going to start producing i wouldn't think so action figures of candidates

00:20:04.340 i wouldn't think so but they look so real and people are like hey i've got i've got three of

00:20:10.680 these so far i'll trade for the elon musk one i i can't believe that right i think it's a joke right

00:20:16.680 unless they have ai unless they have kamala harris ones and joe the joe biden one they make all the

00:20:23.880 candidates type of thing yeah like they yeah right but i can't imagine but i'm looking now and can we

00:20:29.080 get a camera on the screen uh in front of me underneath sarah's head uh you can't can you um

00:20:36.960 anyway there's uh get it on my uh screen here look at this picture of look at this picture of elon musk

00:20:46.660 i mean what are you and it is stew it's not elon musk that's where we were going

00:20:53.960 it is it even has your dimples no sarah i didn't say nipples i said dimples 0.73

00:21:03.860 that is excuse sarah she's drunk so i mean i can't sarah's like what how do you know what his

00:21:11.320 nipples look like i i said dimples but thanks for chiming in i do get the elon musk thing from

00:21:17.880 time to time that is uh one that i get people like oh you know you look like elon musk which i

00:21:23.040 i mean i don't i mean it almost seems like a normal look it's not a compliment it's not an insult per

00:21:28.500 se it's just no you do kind of look like him i mean you look exactly like his mcdonald doll yes

00:21:33.540 look exactly that looks more like you than him if that's real i want it oh you have to i have to get

00:21:38.920 that is you could convince your grandkids yeah i was so i was so big that they made mcdonald's

00:21:44.220 made me into a toy i do think it would be fun at some point to like rent a tesla and like hire a

00:21:50.620 bunch of like uh photographers to just kind of stand out in front of a restaurant and just like i'll just

00:21:55.380 get out and just walk in and kind of like duck my head and it would be fun just to see if and have

00:22:00.200 everybody go wow that guy thinks he looks like elon musk i don't but i mean i i do hear that from

00:22:06.940 time to time and i you know i would like to make can i walk into a bank and just be like hey it's

00:22:11.100 me elon just give me some of the cash just give me some whatever about you can grab is fine

00:22:16.280 yeah that's called robbery um the uh uh the amazing thing i just can't get over again uh where they're

00:22:25.980 making fun and especially tim walls who is one of the most awkward guys ever coming out on stage

00:22:31.680 so awkward um him making fun of elon musk who is autistic asperger's asperger's yeah okay so he

00:22:43.920 has asperger's since when does a presidential candidate remember when donald trump talked you

00:22:50.340 know years ago okay and everybody was outraged and they thought it was wrong i thought it was wrong

00:22:55.200 too i think he eventually thought it was wrong himself here's tim walls going on and saying

00:23:01.220 you know and he's walking around like a spaz or what did he say skipping on the state and it's like 0.99

00:23:06.880 yeah because he has asperger's you dope and this is a guy whose son is handicapped

00:23:15.160 and they were very quick to complain about anyone who called that out yeah with his which i think i

00:23:22.380 actually thought his you know him at the dnc was like actually really endearing yeah his son because

00:23:28.880 you know his son was just like ink overly gushingly proud of his dad which is fine on the other side

00:23:34.880 like my least favorite thing of this election cycle is having a closer relationship with tim walls

00:23:40.480 i can't stand him he drives me nuts everything about him drives me nuts i don't know what it is i know

00:23:45.920 what it is they're fake it's fake i think that's what it is everything seems so fake the fake i'm a

00:23:51.400 hunter thing the fake um you know excitement on stage i'm just so excited yeah the fake like i'm just a

00:23:59.280 normal dad and like in the over oh god it's so irritating the i'm just a knucklehead yeah that

00:24:06.260 stuff like that you know when i was performing surgery on my wife and i was giving her a kidney

00:24:11.520 transplant wait a minute you what i'm sorry i have a knucklehead sometimes i i don't know what

00:24:19.100 i was saying inauthentic liar this sort of like here is every goofy sitcom dad like it's like what

00:24:27.260 the left thinks a middle midwestern dad is like and it's so irritating like i find him 20 times more

00:24:35.940 irritating than kamala harris like kamala harris i she is what she is she's terrible she's an awful 1.00

00:24:41.640 politician i've i've seen this person a million times throughout politics walls is so irritating in

00:24:47.600 a totally different way it hits me at my core like i can't stand him i really think i don't know what

00:24:52.500 it is are uh have developed over the last especially gen z they have developed this bullcrap meter

00:25:01.680 unlike you know my generation was the first generation to be marketed to from birth okay

00:25:08.880 we saw marketing when we were little on television everything else and you know all the serial

00:25:14.920 marketing and everything else i was like buy unfiltered cigarettes boy it was like that it was

00:25:20.560 you know uh four out of five doctors recommend camel cigarettes and you're like really uh and so you

00:25:30.060 know we were marketed to this generation has been lied to for so long we yes we had the tobacco lie

00:25:38.940 but generally speaking other things were kind of on the up and up you know what i mean not now

00:25:45.780 everything is a lie every everything they see their friends on facebook it's a lie that's not that's not

00:25:54.680 them actually authentically smiling that's not them authentically doing anything they're setting this

00:26:01.940 fake situation up for the camera or a video or whatever they know authenticity when they see it

00:26:10.300 and uh i think that's why you're seeing such a swing in in g in z uh and you're you're also seeing

00:26:20.740 z kind of repelled uh from the harris walls kind of campaign they're like i don't think that's real

00:26:28.160 president xi i think he really is is compelled to go toward the kamala harris campaign yes he is okay

00:26:34.060 generation z generation z okay yeah that's true i think you're right the leader of china it yeah

00:26:39.520 absolutely it's like what this sounds great glenn beck is now saying i'm against kamala harris

00:26:44.780 that's got to change uh i think we're seeing this in polls too when you look uh you know at the

00:26:51.060 movement especially young men young men are really running away from the democratic party now they're

00:26:56.160 young women are becoming more liberal i think i don't know if that continues are you worried about

00:27:01.520 that no i've told you i think what i think that is i probably wasn't listening oh okay yeah okay all

00:27:07.980 right well that's i should have expected right uh so excuse the audience you've probably heard this

00:27:12.660 before but this will be new for stew right um the uh i i think this can be explained by no matter how

00:27:22.120 much the left wants to say men and women are exactly the same and you're like uh that guy in a short

00:27:32.120 tight you know short shorts there on the volleyball team just blew that other team members head off with

00:27:40.260 the serve uh no no they're exactly the same uh well we're very different and and there's one thing

00:27:48.080 that we're all born with men are born with a protective i thought you were gonna get a different p word

00:27:54.100 there but go ahead yeah with a penis oh yes okay yes but also a protective gene okay they i'm sorry but 0.60

00:28:02.420 they we are naturally built to be the protector um and women and this is all you know i've met women 1.00

00:28:12.640 who are not like this i've met men who are not like generality generality um generally women are the

00:28:19.300 nurturer they're the first to run and go oh i know you didn't mean it and dad's like yeah i did

00:28:25.740 uh oh no no we can't spank we can't spank yeah we can uh so we're just different okay what's happening

00:28:37.120 to generation z with with both the females and the males is i think the guys are seeing

00:28:45.340 um i think that's a lot of bull crap uh and uh no my instincts tell me that's not gonna work out

00:28:56.640 well for us they see trouble on the horizon and so their natural instinct to stand up and be a man

00:29:04.040 okay bad times or hard times make uh strong men we're at the beginning of the hard times generation z

00:29:14.720 is going to be the strong men okay they're going to they're going to reject all this

00:29:21.660 what are you saying i can wear a dress and be a he-man i'm not afraid to say a woman could rule over me 1.00

00:29:30.880 shut up shut up they've had enough of it and they don't have a it's exactly the way we were 0.84

00:29:39.340 for most people when barack obama started saying yeah and they just hate black people you're like

00:29:46.200 i don't hate black what are you talking about all they see is race i don't see i listen to martin

00:29:51.520 luther king all of that stuff that's in the past history right that's where generation z is on this

00:29:59.740 they don't they don't have a problem with women you know uh being the president they don't have a 0.99

00:30:10.020 problem with any of these stuff that any of this stuff we have evolved as much as the progressive

00:30:15.900 movement has tried to regress our society they know that's bull crap instinctively the reason why

00:30:24.700 the women are flipping so hard on the other side is because their maternal instinct is kicking in 1.00

00:30:32.580 and they they see the sad little tale about all of these immigrants where the guys will see uh yeah

00:30:42.600 they're gang members okay the women will just see yeah but what about the poor little child that's 1.00

00:30:49.360 you mean the one that's in danger of being marketed for sex well no but there are these little kids

00:30:57.060 that this is all normal it's all normal this is what ali stuck he's talking about in her book

00:31:02.200 what it's a toxic empathy right yeah she's talking about how you're playing on that right yeah they're

00:31:09.040 targeting women with that sort of of approach and it works out a lot of women i mean it really you know

00:31:14.600 what works out it's natural it's natural and it's natural for guys to say no it's natural for guys

00:31:23.600 who generally are the one again generally i know a lot of strong women that are not like this but 1.00

00:31:30.860 generally they're the ones who are like get out of the way i'm gonna make something of my life

00:31:34.540 i am going to build this where generally women are not cutthroat and they also they can get in to be 1.00

00:31:43.760 cutthroat uh and be you know a great entrepreneur or whatever no but they also will at some point say

00:31:52.320 i want to have a baby i want to be a mom and some women are completely ruthless right behind the scenes 1.00

00:32:00.140 i think let me give you may i say i think i think girls i think women slowly grow out of that maybe 1.00

00:32:08.180 by the time they're 80 they're not as ruthless as they were when they were teenage girls

00:32:12.020 teenage girls are monsters can i give a counterpoint to this yeah the rise of kamala harris

00:32:17.920 kamala harris has been doing this behind the scenes for decades yes and she has uh risen

00:32:26.580 throughout politics i'm trying to be careful with my words she's risen throughout politics

00:32:30.040 through any uh in a legit it was trying to avoid i was gonna say a legitimate talent

00:32:37.480 of having sex with her boss i'm sorry i shouldn't but i i just go ahead a legitimate talent oh yeah with

00:32:48.600 uh with backroom politics and i didn't say bedroom though bedroom also would apply in this particular

00:32:56.620 certain portions of her career but backroom politics she was able to out execute 0.98

00:33:04.340 dozens of high level uh competing attorneys in san francisco to gain billionaire donors

00:33:15.060 i mean her rise is it's a legitimate talent of hers it's her only talent so but it has when women 1.00

00:33:23.280 why is she here when women go dark when women go ruthless there's studies on this the the worst 1.00

00:33:31.740 nazi guards were the women really oh my gosh read about the the women's camps and the women that

00:33:39.560 were they were ruthless ruthless far more than the men this is the best of the glenn beck program

00:33:48.880 abhi yemeni he is uh a rebel news reporter from australia is this your this is not your first time

00:33:59.820 no no i've been here before yeah okay um so uh uh uh you're traveling where did you start

00:34:06.180 so we started in san fran okay oh that's the idea starting san fran in like

00:34:11.740 kamala the you know the the place that represents everything she represents and we're going to end

00:34:17.820 in miami so we we've done a fair bit uh this is a great large country right i know i know you have

00:34:25.620 a large continent a very large country but not a lot of people no no and and i'll tell you this i

00:34:33.100 probably traveled now more of america than i have australia really it's a bit like i've never done a

00:34:37.960 i've never gone in an rv around australia is there a gas station somewhere in the middle of australia

00:34:43.040 where you could there i have done i've gone to outback australia to during covid to report on

00:34:48.200 some of the crime crime stuff that was happening in in alice springs in the middle of australia so yeah

00:34:53.680 there's you can get to places but it's you you have long drives of nothing beautiful beautiful

00:34:59.580 country though okay so what are you finding so far you're halfway through your trip you're here in

00:35:05.540 texas so what are you finding along the way what are people actually feeling and saying look i people

00:35:11.920 ask you keep asking me in australia especially like what's what are you predicting and i go look if

00:35:15.600 i'm going by the mood the mood is clearly trump because i'm seeing people that are saying

00:35:20.620 you know you have your trumpers you have your republicans they're fine most of them are proud

00:35:25.360 to say it then you have the people that kind of the whole issue is about the last four years has

00:35:32.720 just been tough i was a registered democrat i'm i am a democrat i've always voted democrat and they've

00:35:38.400 gone to try and then you have the the the democrats that say they're voting democrat but they they're

00:35:45.900 like we're gonna lose and then you have like the diehard democrat that yeah that are like no kamala's

00:35:51.480 way ahead so do you do you find you know there's always this suppressed trump voter that doesn't want

00:35:56.920 to say um i think that's becoming less and less of a factor now um you know people the people god

00:36:04.840 bless them that you know six years ago were wearing the maga hats uh who were just like on suicide

00:36:10.980 missions you'd see them you'd be like yeah the guy's wearing a red hat he's crazy um but but now

00:36:17.000 people are don't have that feeling is there still the suppressed trump and do you think that there is

00:36:23.760 a suppressed trump supporter in some that are saying therefore kamala they just don't want anybody to

00:36:30.060 know sure i i was actually surprised a bit um i think in uh san antonio san not san antonio san

00:36:37.420 uh let's see you were in los cruces los angeles uh san francisco san diego san diego in san diego i

00:36:45.340 was surprised because there was the what i noticed with when you say you know closet trumpers the way

00:36:51.420 you work it out is by the so i go okay you don't want to i ask people what they're voting and they

00:36:56.020 they say oh i'd rather not say whatever and then i go oh so what are the kind of issues that bother you

00:36:59.860 and then it's their answers about cost of living the last four years have been they're essentially

00:37:04.240 saying have been horrible it was easier before so you know who they're voting they just don't want

00:37:08.180 to say it out loud they're scared to say it and i ask them what are you worried about and some of

00:37:12.220 them say you know it depends which way this is going to play we don't know and i've got family i've

00:37:17.160 got friends i've got this but i've actually had really interesting interactions yesterday in fact

00:37:22.340 in texas in waco texas i reckon it hasn't even we haven't published it yet so we've got like this

00:37:27.580 website aviacrossamerica.com where we're publishing everything we haven't even produced it yet but we

00:37:32.340 bumped into a couple where i'm just asking in fact everywhere i go i try to think of something

00:37:38.240 unique to the place in texas i'm i was reading some reports that there are democrats that think

00:37:43.300 that texas is going to flip from you know red to blue yeah red to blue and and so and so there was

00:37:50.280 that question and there was also i read uh you know a progressive uh a local writer that's saying

00:37:56.320 that if trump uh succeeds in in in deporting all the illegal uh immigrants the economy in texas is 0.98

00:38:02.920 going to crash so that was kind of crazy so that was my question that i want to i don't want to hear

00:38:06.980 it from media punters i want to hear it from the average person and so i walk up to this couple like

00:38:11.480 i've done to everyone mind you i was expecting a lot more cowboys here i'm yeah i know really

00:38:16.920 disappointed i've had friends that fly into the state they're like where are all the cows

00:38:21.020 you're like good lord it's not texas i was hunting there was an aussie hunting the streets of texas 0.77

00:38:28.420 looking for cowboys i was like a crocodile hunter just more right cowboy hunting anyways so i asked

00:38:33.440 this couple and um he was he was a kamala he was like a left-wing younger he's a year younger than me

00:38:39.680 so he was 38 or something and and and then they kind of broke out into this argument i kind of stepped

00:38:47.940 back and just played the mic because she was clearly a trumper she was making all the arguments 1.00

00:38:54.140 that you would hear like that i see online played out it was playing out in real life in front of me

00:39:00.000 between a couple which i i hope to god that they stayed together but but i said it to them what was

00:39:07.280 he saying so he was you know it got to the point you know they digressed to black lives matter for

00:39:12.120 example and he was making all the arguments of you know i went to those who were great and she's like

00:39:15.500 i was working in a coffee shop they were terrorists they were attacking um but he went it went through

00:39:20.380 everything all the different and you know he just labeled her a conspiracy theorist he said that you

00:39:25.080 can't have you know i'm not going to vote for for for a side that waves nazi flags at their rallies

00:39:31.040 that i can tell you right now that's not going to last she turns around she goes what are you

00:39:35.460 calling me a nazi and it's like no no not you but yeah it's amazing i i for me it was the most

00:39:41.340 compelling um kind of interview which i you know i really stopped interviewing because they were just

00:39:49.820 doing the work for me yeah and i think it also just demonstrates what's happening across this

00:39:55.920 country i think that's what's really going on the fact that they're together i actually hope they stay

00:40:00.020 together because were they married or just no they've been saying it so they're clearly i'm someone

00:40:06.100 that looks at that and i hope that they can because i i come from a family i'm one of 17 children

00:40:11.960 17 yes your mother was tired my my mother is tired she'll never babysit my she says i i have done my

00:40:20.460 time she tells me yeah but you know in our family we have wide-ranging you know i've got what i consider

00:40:27.960 far left-wing brothers siblings and then i have some that are you know they might consider me far right

00:40:33.980 but there are some that are more conservative than me even and i i think interestingly enough

00:40:40.420 the silver lining of october 7 for us in our family and probably for a lot of jews is actually 0.98

00:40:44.740 we realize that we're all family yeah it doesn't actually those political differences don't matter

00:40:50.140 there's a greater enemy and they want us all dead but i would love to see that for not only america

00:40:56.460 for the world that you can actually have opposing views and talk about them i i agree with you i don't

00:41:02.060 know if they'll last because he was jumping on it was almost the personal tax but he had to skip over

00:41:07.900 his partner as a man who married at 19 uh and politics did not play a role at all uh and her

00:41:16.900 politics were much uh really almost hillary clinton uh uh it it doesn't it didn't know it is it

00:41:26.500 it's not possible i've heard that argument yeah it doesn't work if you're both strong-willed and

00:41:30.420 strong opinion you i mean especially when it's if you're in a relationship try to make it work do

00:41:37.440 everything you can to make it work but it takes both of you wanting to make it work um but if you're

00:41:42.200 dating somebody i mean god bless you but why put yourself through when somebody is calling

00:41:47.240 your philosophy nazi yeah i mean that's nuts that's nuts okay take me through a couple of uh a couple of

00:41:55.500 these uh sound bites here what do we have um let me see here we have uh you catch a voter on her bad

00:42:07.080 argument using bad logic that was my most fun i reckon that one okay let's go cut six please

00:42:13.140 my sister is trans and she um it's like when someone's like talking about something that directly

00:42:20.620 affects you and they have no skin in the game none nada zero like you know they're it's different

00:42:26.500 how do you feel about israel and palestine uh i mean i don't think the genocide in gaza is good

00:42:33.760 do you have skin in the game

00:42:35.200 well like that's like a little bit of a different issue though

00:42:41.560 like we're talking about like the hell no but i'm just trying to make the point here

00:42:46.240 so you're upset about a foreign war and i'm talking about people's health care i'm talking

00:42:50.440 about people's lives so my mother lives in israel my sister my brother you have a really strong

00:42:54.400 opinion about israel i'm applying your same argument back at you you don't know what you're

00:42:59.380 talking about you've got no skin in the game and i'm okay okay she just walks away you see how that 1.00

00:43:05.640 works funny how her logic only applies to her political foes yeah imagine my shock the great

00:43:12.080 part about that is there's just unrelated laughter at the perfect time in that video it's like in

00:43:16.800 the background but she's just laughing at her argument i only i only realized that when reading

00:43:21.900 the comments i didn't even hear the laugh oh yeah someone's just laughing at something totally

00:43:25.860 separate in the background but maybe timed perfectly into your video might have been what city was that

00:43:30.440 in that was in hollywood uh that was holly brave man uh let's go to uh cut seven what threat to

00:43:38.860 your community does donald trump pose uh anti-trans anti-lgbtq um actually trying to reverse rights for

00:43:48.260 women and what rights for women uh the right to their control their body because how would you define 1.00

00:43:54.180 a woman i would define a woman as anyone who says that they're a woman so abortion rights would not 0.97

00:44:01.300 really be then women because if somebody who can't have i mean you can play semantics games like 1.00

00:44:11.200 but i did say that anyone who has a uterus to be able to you know control their body so he's not

00:44:21.280 really against women's rights he's against then what's a woman i don't want to argue that point

00:44:28.100 take care good luck i love that i absolutely love it because that's usually the way it goes

00:44:34.360 i i you know you're so stupid i don't want to argue with you anymore and you're like yeah look i can't 0.96

00:44:40.260 get away with i can't get away without finding australia anymore like you said australia is a

00:44:44.020 tiny place and everyone you know i might be small but everybody kind of recognized me and then they

00:44:49.160 just get angry a bit like probably here what i'm finding great about america is uh i can just have

00:44:54.920 normal conversation i'm talking to everyone those were two clips of yeah you know two left i'm

00:44:58.700 talking to right wing and i'm challenging everyone's kind of view because the idea of what we're trying

00:45:05.040 to achieve here is to hear what actual americans think so those are on extreme ends um and you're

00:45:12.760 finding generally our population to be what at each other's throat civil war what i think a lot of

00:45:20.140 people are nervous about what's happening but i think most people are more scared of of the outcome

00:45:26.300 of the election really like the average person is scared about their their pocket they feel like cost

00:45:32.500 of living and if it continues the way it's going we're going to be in all sorts of trouble the other

00:45:37.700 thing that i've noticed that's every election that has ever been in situations like this that it's

00:45:43.720 the economy has always been the other thing that stood out is i do i have noticed and i remember

00:45:48.940 seeing it you know from afar watching commentators here but i saw it in real i see it in real life

00:45:54.940 is anytime you go to even a liberal pocket within a republican state but a liberal state or a liberal

00:46:01.460 pocket there's suddenly like this explosion of homelessness and like drug abuse drug use on the

00:46:08.500 street and i'm talking to the homeless people i'm asking them like what is and most of them are coming

00:46:13.240 there and it's it's funny to see even the mental gymnastics of the local um you know liberals that

00:46:20.460 are there i'm i'm going why is it that when i go to a republican city that or a republican town area i don't

00:46:28.240 see any of this and they go oh no because you know they'll give all different sorts of excuses as in

00:46:33.040 you know this is a much safer space for them you know liberals are more giving so so they come here and

00:46:39.200 so it's all they twist all these things to make it like they are good things and i'm like that then

00:46:45.760 is this is this the way you want america to be like is this is this the vision you have for the rest of

00:46:50.840 america right and it's on one hand they complain about it and they move to places like um texas yeah but

00:46:58.900 then they bring their their policies and their their politics with them which i i fear for places like

00:47:04.640 texas because you think like it's amazing i've never seen so i was saying this to our driver on

00:47:10.140 the way the only other place i've seen such patriotism as in so many flags proudly everywhere

00:47:16.140 is israel israel and texas yeah and it's beautiful because i think you need to be proud about i think so

00:47:23.940 too that's why i'm trying to convince donald trump to build a uh western wall northern wall eastern wall

00:47:30.060 and southern wall around texas just uh just don't want anybody we don't want any californians new 1.00

00:47:36.040 yorkers you know we're fine we're fine i put it to one australian

00:47:39.560 all right i've got 16 brothers i gotta tell you that australia is the perfect prison i think god

00:47:46.680 designed it as a prison he's like you know what place to put criminals and all of the creepy animals

00:47:52.820 that kill you we'll just put them all right here and they tested it in covid and it works yeah

00:47:57.280 hey have you guys sobered up on that at all i mean are you yeah no is the population going

00:48:02.660 everybody's forgotten it's no so they didn't nobody learned a lesson learned a lesson no oh

00:48:07.940 no no no oh crazy uh avi thank you so much um you can find all of this uh avi across america.com

00:48:16.620 that's avi across america.com

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