Why New York Will Regret Going After Trump for Fraud ｜ Guests： Stephen Moore & Carol Roth ｜ 2⧸20⧸24
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A presidential historian reveals that Jill Biden is the reason that Joe Biden is running for president. President Trump is facing a possible $400 million fine from the Supreme Court for his part in the Trump v. Bharadwaj & Andrew Yang case. A woman writes in about her dog s obsession with Rough Greens.
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Do not pull your gun unless you plan on, if you're target practicing, fine.
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Situations where you would just like some tear gas, or you want to be able to hit a kinetic round at them.
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And I'm telling you, that incapacitates people for about 40 minutes.
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There is a lot of good eating on the plate today.
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A presidential historian has now revealed that Jill Biden is the reason that Joe Biden is running.
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Also, Nate Silver said, yeah, he's not going to win.
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There's more on the news of the fallout of that Trump verdict and penalty.
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It's going to be over $400 million once it's all said and done, unless he can get that reversed.
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But it's going to cost the state of New York much, much more than that.
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Oh, also, Joe Biden was ranked by historians, presidential historians, and Joe Biden is 15th out of all 48, or no, 46.
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You should know this, because 15th is Woodrow Wilson.
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We'll talk about that and so much more in 60 seconds.
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She said, Lucy, her dog, just had her 11th birthday in September.
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Since trying Rough Green, she now waits impatiently for her meals.
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She initiates playing with her Frisbee, something she hasn't done in years.
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Thank you for having your dog just try out Rough Greens.
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I'm glad to see she's doing exactly like Uno did when he first started taking Rough Greens.
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I think it bought him, I don't know, I think it bought him the best years of his life, but it might have extended his life as well.
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He's already the oldest German Shepherd we've ever had.
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It's a supplement developed by naturopathic Dr. Dennis Black that you sprinkle on the food.
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Presidential historian said one of the main driving forces behind President Joe Biden's decision to run for re-election was his lovely wife, Dr. Jill.
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Uh, he noted that both, uh, former presidents, Harry Truman and Lyndon B. Johnson decided to leave office because their wives were like, I've had enough of all of this.
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If you look at Lyndon Johnson, it wasn't because of Vietnam.
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He wasn't really healthy, high blood pressure and everything else.
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And Lady Bird was like, you're going back to Texas.
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And that's why he didn't run for a second term.
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It wasn't because he completely destroyed our future economic prospects by Elvis program.
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Okay, I just want to make sure I understand with Lyndon Johnson why he didn't run.
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Uh, and with, uh, with Truman, he could have run, uh, but, uh, his wife, Bess, was like, I, we gotta get out of here.
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And what's amazing is the two of them got into their old car and drove back to independence.
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And he had never been on the highway system before.
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They, the highways were just starting and he was like, I gotta try out some of these highways.
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And so he did look at the way our presidents live in luxury now for the rest of their lives.
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Um, so the, the guy, the presidential historian said, um, that she doesn't want to go because she has just started to teach in Virginia Community College and that's her home.
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And she said, she's been taking all of the slings and arrows of the last year's attacks.
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Uh, and she's been taking it on the chin and she's put up with so much.
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She's, this historian actually said that, uh, at the last minute, just when you get all the delegates, you're going to say, I'm going to open it up to a bunch of people.
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And isn't revenge, aren't we, isn't everybody saying to Donald Trump, he'll just be about revenge.
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And this, I mean, to me, this shows elder abuse.
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None of them care about the husband, the father, the grandfather.
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And he's going to lose, which just makes me think Michelle Obama.
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I mean, you mentioned Nate Silver's analysis of this, which is, is pretty thorough.
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And he, again, is not like some Trump supporter.
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He's a guy who wants the Democrats to run a good candidate.
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He said, if you asked me a year ago, I would have told you Joe Biden was a reasonably,
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clear favorite in the event of a rematch against Donald Trump.
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But Biden's situation has become considerably worse.
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If he were 10 years younger, he still might be a 65, 35 favorite.
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But in this campaign, he is substantially encumbered by his age.
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Personally, I crossed the Rubicon in November, concluding that Biden should stand down if he
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wasn't able to run a normal re-election campaign, meaning like little things like the Super Bowl
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It's not like he would probably be able to pick the person who interviewed him.
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And he refused to do it in front of the largest audience in the world.
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It's like the, you know, the Macy's Day Parade interview they always do with the president.
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I mean, you'd expect it to be slightly tougher than that.
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Especially when they want him desperately to win.
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Like, if you're cheering on a particular candidate, you're likely to get a favorable interview.
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Nate Silver, at the end of this analysis, which is worth reading, but at the end, he just
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Did you read the challenge part of this article at the end?
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He says, a simple challenge to the White House.
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Could I or other critics and 75% of Americans be wrong about this age issue?
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But if we're wrong about this, it ought to be easy to prove it.
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Over the course of the next several weeks, Biden should do four lengthy sit-down interviews
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Non-partisan reporters with a track record of asking tough questions would work great.
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A complete recording of the interview should be made public.
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The interviews ought to include a mix of different media.
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A lengthy sit-down interview with the Washington Bureaus of the New York Times or Washington
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Like, every, even like Donald Trump was doing those interviews with Maggie Haberman, right?
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An interview with 60 minutes, making up for the interview Biden ought to have given to
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An interview with some sort of center-right print or digital outlet.
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This could be, say, the Wall Street Journal op-ed page or even a team of writers at the
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Bonus points for Fox News, though I doubt Biden would do it.
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Those are four super basic things that a person running for president of the United States
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should be able to do without thinking about it, right?
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These are things that just show this man has the competence level to handle basic questioning.
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He said, I'm not just going to sit with the big news people.
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I'm going to sit with people that people actually listen to, watch, or admire.
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And I think pretty much every president has done that.
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I mean, Donald Trump went on to The Tonight Show and had him mess up his hair.
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And that was more of a, you know, a fun, like, and Rogan goes back and forth, right?
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Or if you want to just go to someone independent, like a Barry Weiss or, you know, Michael Schellenberger
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Like, ask some questions that maybe were out of the mainstream that he wasn't getting from
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Like, I think that those are basic things anyone running for president should be able
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I would do an interview, a straight interview with him, and I would only ask questions about
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And me saying, with both my arms tied behind my back, not trying to do gotcha or anything,
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he could not handle a 45 minute interview with me, a recovering alcoholic DJ.
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Remember, Barack Obama did one of those Super Bowl interviews with Bill O'Reilly.
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Everybody who runs for president is expected to be able to answer some tough questions.
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Did you see, and I think it's in this article, where they talk about, here we go.
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Biden has done fewer interviews than any recent president.
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By this point in their presidencies, Barack Obama had given more than 400 interviews.
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And a bunch of them are softball interviews on Conan O'Brien's podcast or Jay Shetty's mindfulness podcast.
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I love it when Stu expresses what I express about two hours earlier when I'm reading the news.
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Like, I just can't believe we're in this situation where we have someone who, again, the number in this poll was 75%.
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We've seen it as high as 86% are saying that he's too old to do this job.
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We all look at this and understand what's happening.
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And we're like, let, it's like, hey, we're driving 85.
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Is that a big stone wall in the middle of the highway?
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There's a McDonald's right here at the highway pass.
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We could just go through, get a couple burgers.
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Or we could just gun it at the stone wall that is just somehow in the middle of the highway.
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Coffee and cars with comedians and the current president.
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Yeah, I mean, so we have a virtual Jerry in the car.
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But no one would give this man the keys to their car.
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If he came over to your house and he said, you know what?
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We would all say, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
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So if he came over and had five or six cocktails in an hour,
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we would act like we act with our grandparents.
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We would act the same way we act with our grandparents when they hit that point.
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And everybody in America, on all sides, this is not political, on all sides, we know that.
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We're giving him the keys to the nuclear briefcase.
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And asking him to micromanage a war between Russia and Ukraine.
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Like, that couldn't spiral out of control and get us involved in it anyway.
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No, I mean, the only thing that could be worse is, like, you know, something between, I don't know, Iran and Israel.
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The only thing that saves fellow drivers is that his Corvette is so packed with boxes of documents,
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Here's what I would, here's what, here's all my interview would be.
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I've reviled, I'm not going to ask him about any, I'm just going to sit.
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I'm going to sit him in a driver-simulated, you know, car.
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You know those cars that look just like you're in it and you can feel it moving.
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I'm going to have him do a couple of laps in that.
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If he can't drive a computer-simulated car, and I would use a real car, but as Stu said,
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well, George Washington couldn't drive a car either!
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I would like to see him respond to this report.
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I'm confused at times on what he means by what he's saying.
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Well, the presidential greatness ratings and rankings are finally in.
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Yes, yes, the president and executive politics section of the American Political Science Association,
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which is the foremost organization of social science experts in presidential politics,
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as well as super, super smart scholars who are much more smart than you are, dummy.
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They published a peer-reviewed academic research in key related scholarly journals and academic presses,
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and 525 respondents were invited to participate.
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Here we have the best presidents ranked in order.
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So, in other words, there were some that were like,
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I think, I don't know if I'd put him one, but...
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But Washington was the one that demonstrated how to use power, how to get rid of power, how to go home.
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You know, the two terms thing is all because of him.
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Well, if you'll notice the pattern here as we go on, the pattern is the scholars seem to love those who they can't get past.
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And so, if you look at the pattern of everybody that doesn't really make sense, it's because they fundamentally changed our systems.
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Did not invite, what's his name, the runner, Jesse Owens.
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Like, Theodore Roosevelt does not even belong anywhere close to the top of this list.
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I mean, he was, you know, you've mentioned this a million times.
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Obviously, I mean, the man started the progressive party.
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You could say he did incredible things in his life.
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What is he most famous for for doing as president?
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I mean, he was, he, well, he really, like, continued what Wilson was doing, who's coming up soon in the countdown.
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But continued that move in a way to make progressivism the homespun philosophy.
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But as a president, as a president, he's responsible for the national parks.
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Why is that scene as such a big accomplishment?
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The slogan for that documentary was America's greatest accomplishment.
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The guy put a bunch of, what, fences around grass where animals can stay?
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Well, there's gates, too, so that you could pay to get in.
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I mean, we've, how many medical innovations have we created?
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They're like, oh, gosh, when they put those park benches out there, that was really a good thing that America did.
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Roosevelt and Roosevelt, they're both progressives.
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Then Jefferson, another one you've got to go, okay, well, yeah, I mean, he wrote the Declaration of Independence.
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But again, we should also point out, all these people were saying, oh, well, you know, they've got to throw them in,
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are also the people that I guarantee some of these historians, if you looked at their Twitter feeds,
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would be advocating for the tearing down of their statues.
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Like, I guarantee in 2020, go back and look at their George Floyd feeds at the time,
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as they were encouraging Washington and Jefferson.
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And Lincoln's maybe the hardest argument to make on that one, but still.
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Truman told them they wanted to bring it down in New York, in Washington, D.C.
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And Franklin, they wanted to bring his statues down.
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Harry Truman's a surprise, too, since he dropped the bomb on Japan.
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Not only that, but he's the guy who said yes to Israel.
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Starting to think about just, I just want to push.
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Like, we need, like, you know, Gavin Newsom or something to be the nominee, so I at least
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Now, Eisenhower oversaw the building of the industrial military complex.
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I just put this thing together for you that you're going to have to deal with for the rest
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of America's existence, but look out for it, because it's really powerful and bad.
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We have Obama built giant government, Eisenhower, giant government, then number nine, L.B. Johnson.
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That might be the biggest abomination of them all.
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He is legitimately within the conversation for the worst president of all time.
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Now, you might say Woodrow Wilson, and I probably am going to lean that way, but if
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you want to come up with, if you're coming up with, this is what I need to do at the top.
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We need to do, like, we should get all the Blaze people to come in to give us the top
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five worst presidents of all time, because L.B.J., to me, is on that list.
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If he's not number one worst of all time, he's in the top two or three.
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I'm not going to rank them, except Wilson is number one in all of them.
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Carter, but Carter is almost like a hapless dupe compared to these guys.
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He started the Department of Education, so he built the great state.
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Look at everyone they like wanted a dictatorship.
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They didn't call it that, but that's what they wanted.
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He's up four, which I find interesting, because Kennedy is probably the only one
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that wouldn't be allowed in the Democratic Party now.
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All the ones we just mentioned, they'd still love, and they'd bring them in.
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Kennedy wanted to break up the military-industrial complex.
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I mean, he was practically Ronald Reagan in comparison.
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Then James Madison comes in after Truman, Eisenhower, Obama, Johnson.
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Okay, yeah, the guy who wrote the U.S. Constitution.
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Behind a guy who created a bunch of programs that are completely bankrupting us.
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Like, we are all aware as to why we're going to soon be spending a trillion dollars a year
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You know, the good thing about it, the redeeming quality, he was an incredible racist.
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Then, after Madison, then comes Bill Clinton, then comes John Adams, then comes Biden.
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The Barack Obama thing is so expected, it didn't surprise me at all, right?
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I mean, you do have to say, there is, at this point with historians, there is, you know,
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kind of a magic around him because he was America's second black president.
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But, like, you know, you kind of understand the recency bias thing in these things is
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Like, Biden being there is not all that shocking because of its recency bias.
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And, you know, the end of this, of course, everyone probably knows by now is Trump and
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last, which is also part of the recency bias, right?
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Like, once the next president gets in that's a Republican, they're all going to say, oh,
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Like, we all know that's going to happen on these lists.
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OK, first black president, like they got their Obamacare.
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There's things that, you know, they're going to like, what on earth argument is there for
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Joe Biden with a 37 percent approval rating to be the 14th greatest president of all time?
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The rest of the list is not going to improve your mood.
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By the way, we should, you know, tomorrow I'm going to have a poll ready with all the
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OK, if you don't know who they are, you know, because like Polk, I don't know.
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That for historians, the police might not recognize that.
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I mean, there's some that we would just, we'll cut the list down.
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You're going to just eliminate Chester A. Arthur?
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No, I'll leave them all in there, but you don't have to vote for him.
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Don't do what you do when you're voting for judges.
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By the way, don't forget that I'm interviewing Tucker Carlson today.
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His first interview since he has returned from Russia.
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And we'll find out with Tucker live today at 2.30 Eastern.
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You know, I'm just looking at this crazy, absolutely crazy poll that,
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where Joe Biden is in the middle of the pack of the greatest presidents ever.
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I mean, this – you know, you can't do anything because you ask people for the greatest president of all time now on conservatives,
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and I bet some would say that it's Donald Trump.
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Right, which is – first of all, he's a one-term president so far.
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He recognized the state of Israel and the capital being Jerusalem.
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His Israel stuff, he does not get enough credit for.
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Yeah, his Middle East policy, he doesn't get enough credit for.
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His oil policies, he doesn't get enough credit for.
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But again, like, there's recency bias on both sides, right?
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Like, we're probably also going to say that Biden and Obama are the worst presidents of all time,
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If you're saying – what makes the best president?
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A constitutional president that lives within his means?
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I mean, Adams was the first to do, you know, the censoring of the press and putting political foes, you know,
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and trying to silence them with the Sedition Act.
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But I mean, like, if you look at, like – like Barack Obama, for example, Obamacare,
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you would say maybe – you want to say the most central part of his presidency, if you want to point to one thing.
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But there's no way to argue it's worse than what LBJ did.
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And I mean, it's – the Great Society is – I mean, like, we are – it's like he just added on a little bit of extra seasoning to the terrible recipe when you compare Biden to LBJ.
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Yeah, I think the LBJ's policies are the worst.
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And it happened because you had an assassination and you were at the end of the civil rights movement and it was –
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By the way, he, we should also note, was one of the main opponents of –
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No, he stopped the Republicans doing it from – in 1959.
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But how – I mean, like, how does a guy – after you're tearing down statues of George Washington,
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how do you put LBJ in the top 10 as a guy who stopped that entire movement?
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Because race isn't as important to them as big government.
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They just want big, oppressive, controlling government.
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The guy was using the N-word till the day he died.
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So it just depends what are we judging this on.
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If you're – if you are a scholar, you're probably saying which one has moved us closer to utopia with a controlling system.
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Stephen, we were just talking about the best and worst presidents, and forget about Biden and Trump.
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And I'm going to have to go with Calvin Coolidge, the most underrated president.
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I told you you couldn't use him, but you went ahead and did it anyway.
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Okay, then I'm going to go with, I'm going to have to go with Harding, who died in office,
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but he was, he's ranked by the liberals as one of the worst presidents, but of course,
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Now, I'm going to say this, the thing that's most amazing about that poll, because we just
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wrote something in our hotline this morning about this, that this is almost hilarious,
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that they rank Joe Biden, Barack Obama, and Bill Clinton as greater presidents than Ronald
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The man who won the Cold War, who revived the American economy, rebuilt America.
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I mean, as I said, you know, this says much more about American scholars and university
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professors than it does about who's a good president and who's not.
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But if you look at their list, it really is, the ones they favor the most are the ones who
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made the most advances for an end to constitutional, you know, balance.
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So, you know, for example, I would say, I think you and I, we've talked about this over
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the years, Glenn, I think you and I agree that our worst president was Woodrow Wilson.
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Who gave us the quote, progressive movement, put us into World War I.
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I don't believe we should have ever been in World War I.
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And, you know, FDR is one of the most overrated as well.
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But he was a racist and and, you know, and not a not a great guy.
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I think, you know, he was OK in in World War II.
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He gave people hope with his speeches, et cetera, et cetera.
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But he created this giant state and he also welcomed all the communists into our into our
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And and we wouldn't have, you know, two trillion dollar deficits today if it were not for FDR.
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Well, Wilson, obviously, I think I don't know the 19th century presidents that well.
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So I can't say I mean, Buchanan was awful, horrible president.
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I think Jimmy Carter has to be one of the worst.
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And LBJ, you know, did you say LBJ was pretty, pretty bad president?
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I would say, you know, you said I couldn't say Biden, right?
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I think Biden really is a truly horrible president in every way.
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You know, I didn't think we could get he could be worse than Obama, but he has been.
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Well, he's I mean, I think he's doing all the things that Obama wanted to do and not get
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And now they want Obama fourth term with with with bringing in Michelle.
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I have a thousand dollar bet riding on this with Stu.
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By the way, I pray that, you know, when I say my prayers that night, you know, I say,
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Let's talk a little bit about because the the left is all talking about how wonderful
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And I've been saying recently it's because, well, if you look at what the upper crust is
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happening to them, they're not affected as much by any stretch of the imagination by the
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But especially if you're a giant corporation or you're in with the cool kids, you're making money hand over fist.
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But you say the stock market is not actually doing as well as everybody thinks.
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So if you look at one of the first rules of investing is you're you have to take a look at your
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after inflation rate of return on your money, not your before inflation rate of return.
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So, you know, how much can you buy with the money?
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And so we've had inflation is up 20 percent since since Biden came in office in his first
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And so the stock market is up, you know, under over that period by about 28 percent.
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I mean, you know, so two thirds of that is just due to the higher prices.
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So when you adjust it for inflation, the stock market is up about eight or nine percent under
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You know what the number was, Glenn, for Donald Trump?
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So, you know, so, you know, about three to four times higher rate of returns.
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There was a funny article in the Wall Street Journal yesterday or this morning, I guess
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it was saying, you know, gee, the economy's saying exactly what you were just kind of
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Well, because this is the most important number.
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In fact, I saw President Trump last week and I showed him this chart that really tells
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So under Donald Trump, one of the things we were proud of was that the median income in
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the United States for a family, the median means is, you know, people are exactly in the
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They saw a $6,000 increase in the real incomes, which is big.
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That's a big number over, you know, four years.
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You know what the number is under Biden so far?
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So what I'm saying is, and this is something nobody in the media seems to get, there's
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a reason Americans are unhappy because they're poorer today than when Biden came into office,
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So when you look at all of this, I mean, I would think that this would be a real, in
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any other time in my life, this would be an open and shut gate.
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What are they going to try to do to juice the economy?
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And the first obvious thing, and I'm not saying, I'm not making accusations here.
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I'm just saying it's a possibility that the Fed under Jerome Powell will juice the economy
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You know, and in the short term, that makes people feel richer, right?
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Of course, pretty soon people realize it's just inflated money that they're getting.
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Does the Fed start really lowering interest rates and pumping trillions of dollars more
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That's what they did in the first two years of the Biden administration.
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The second thing they're doing is priming the pump by massive increases in government
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You know, there's, Biden is not just the most financially responsible president in history.
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He is by far the most financially responsible president.
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We've increased the debt by, I know these numbers are incomprehensible, but a $6 trillion
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It'd be one thing if we're borrowing for, you know, to fix our roads or better hospitals
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Oh, windmills and yeah, these that nobody wants to buy.
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So it's, it's been, and did you know, by the way, Glenn, this is something that sticks in
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Um, did you know there was a 350 billion, I didn't say million, billion dollar green
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energy slush fund run being run out of the white house.
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What, how, how, this is the so-called inflation reduction act.
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It created a $350 billion program where the white house just passed out money.
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How much do you think he knows about energy policy?
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It's going to all these businesses that have, you know, giving campaign contributions to
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This is the biggest graft in the history of the United States.
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My gut just tells me a lot of this war money is going all over the world, setting up new
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I mean, I would be shocked if we find out in the end that that's not what happened to
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It's going into the hands of it's a pay to play operation.
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And that's why the Democrats, you know, if you've been noticing, they're raising three
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times as much money as the Republicans are right now.
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Well, you can raise a lot of money if you're passing out $350 billion.
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He's got to actually step up with that money to put it in a bond, even if, you know, he
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Uh, and I also want to talk to you about debt spending with Donald Trump.
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So with the Democrats getting all of this money, uh, and out raising the Republicans,
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you know, in a big way and Donald Trump having his cat, what he said he had 400 million in
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cash, that's all gone, uh, because of these judgments.
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Uh, what is your, what, what I'm sure he doesn't let you in on all of these.
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Maybe he does, but how are you feeling about his ability to run?
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Well, um, I don't know about his personal finances, so I can't really talk about that.
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Um, I mean, I think as 90% of Americans that this is the most, one of the most outrageous
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verdicts ever, as you know, as you know, this was a, a victimless crime.
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If it was a crime at all, no one, no one has ever been prosecuted or even found guilty
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if they were, uh, for this particular crime in 70 years, nobody.
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Let's say that, uh, you know, I come to you and say, you know, I've got this great property
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And, uh, and, and I've, I appraised it at $5 million.
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If you say it's worth $5 million, I'll, you know, I'm going to say, let me look at it.
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Let me review it and see, and I'll get somebody else to evaluate that.
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And, and people will, um, you know, overestimate the value of it's like when you buy a house,
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And you also go, you do have a house doctor come in and make sure that everything is working,
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So the idea that, um, and by the way, people, the people bought these properties for, from
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But, and, uh, so what is the effect, what is the effect, um, uh, on New York state?
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I mean, Hochul came out and said, the big deal.
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Did you see that, uh, a couple of major investors today, just a leery and a couple others said,
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And by the way, the last thing New York needs right now is more people to leave more of,
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and incidentally people like Donald Trump who built, you know, he, he built, you know,
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so many of these properties, he helped build New York.
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I mean, do you remember, you know, the story about the skating rick, they couldn't, they
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You know, he walked, he, it was taken years to do this and he came in and he got it done
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So, uh, no good deed ever goes unpunished in politics.
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This is a very scary, as you know, I think while you're by the way, it's just a personal
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Sometimes I wake up in a cold sweat in the middle of night and I am, I have this dream
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that I go to the door in the middle of night, somebody's pounding on my door.
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I open it up and there's three FBI agents with machine nuts there, uh, to haul me.
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I mean, I feel like we're living in the Soviet union, the way they're going after anybody,
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not just Trump, but anybody who supported Trump.
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So, uh, thank you by the way for this, Stephen, and thank you for still standing up.
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There's a lot of people that are bailing because they don't want the hassle.
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Can I just say one thing, Glenn, cause it's important.
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And Trump says this and people kind of laugh, the left laughs at him, but it is true.
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They're going after anyone who supports him or work for him.
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It's anyone that opposes and has any kind of impact in, in look at Elon Musk.
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He buys Twitter and that's when seven federal investigations start on him.
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And they are, and they are, uh, Stephen, let me, um, we have to have you on more often.
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I keep saying this every time you're on, but, um, but, uh, let me ask you one thing that
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we can't handle is giant debt and Donald Trump doesn't have a problem with debt.
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And so you pay for that debt and I get that, but we've got, is he going to get in and just
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Well, you know, first of all, I, I admire so much of what Trump did.
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You know, the one issue he was not good on is he, he, he did not cut the budget.
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Um, but yeah, but if you're growing the economy, you know, that helps a lot in terms of reducing
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He's going to do all these things that are so good for the economy.
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But I hate to tell you this, you know, politicians love to play Santa Claus, you know, they love
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So at some point that kills us to lower the debt is to, is to get more revenue in by growing
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However, uh, at some point we've spent too much and we're, I mean, we just cannot keep
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Carol Roth, a former New York Wall Street banker who, you know, woke up and went, who?
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She's the author now of You Will Own Nothing, former investment banker.
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She we have her on because I want to talk to her about BlackRock's new voting system.
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But she has a couple of things I want to let you know.
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Carol, I wanted to start with you because you are a former New York investment banker.
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What is the fallout going to be on this Donald Trump conviction and three hundred and fifty five million dollar fine?
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OK, so I'm just going to correct San Francisco investment banker because I don't want to lump myself in with all of those New York investment bankers.
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So this the implications of this are horrifying for everybody who is in business.
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When you think about presenting your company in the best light, whether it is a startup firm, a venture capital firm, a private equity firm, real estate holdings, any publicly or privately held company that has adjusted EBITDA.
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They are saying, you know, here's what we think the business is, but we're going to put this in the best light and what this particular judgment has done, in my opinion, has said, you know, even if somebody hasn't gotten hurt, even if, you know, the bank that you've presented this to or the investors said, hey, we made a ton of money.
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We're not a counterparty to the suit that the state can come in and say, well, we don't think this is right.
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We've seen that you have some numbers that you got wrong here and we're going to charge you with fraud civilly, not criminally civilly, and then put in some insane judgment that is basically like sticking your finger in the air and seeing which way the wind blows because there is no actual damages.
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The bank has said that they were not victimized, that they made a ton of fees, and so who really is the counterparty here?
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They're saying that there was some sort of ill-gotten gain.
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They made this up, and this has an incredibly disturbing implication for any business.
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If this is the standard, then basically I would say every business in the United States, somebody needs to be thrown in jail and assessed hundreds of millions of dollars
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because this happens throughout all of business.
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I will tell you, if Elon Musk was still in California, I bet he'd be shaking in his boots because if this could happen in New York, it could happen in California,
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and they're already going after him with all kinds of stuff.
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Even if you're on the right side currently, if your company ever falls against the state on anything,
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I mean, how much of an impact will this have on businesses being and locating themselves in New York?
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Well, that's the interesting question because everybody thinks that it can't happen to them.
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He's done all of these things that we've heard about in the media.
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This can never happen to me, and there's a lot of ego and a lot of hubris, particularly with the financial services and other companies that are based in New York City.
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We have seen some level of exodus based on crime, taxes, and other decisions.
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So obviously the ones who have been savvy have already gotten out of there or started to decouple from New York.
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But I think when something like this happens, they see this big personality, and they say it can't happen to me.
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If you go against whatever the narrative is, if you go against the state and you say something that they don't like,
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this is, as we've talked about before, sort of a soft form of social credit.
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You are not aligned with what we want, so we are going to find ways to penalize you financially.
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We have about six minutes here to talk about this.
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Justin Haskins, who is my co-writer of my book, we talk about ESG and all of this stuff all the time, go back and forth.
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If you think I'm a pessimist, he's even more of a pessimist.
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But he wrote to me the other day, and he's like, Glenn, this is great news.
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The U.S. ESG bills and the European ESG collapse, and now companies are getting out.
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And I said, whoa, whoa, whoa, we're entering the time of an election, and this is also what every progressive institution does.
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Oh, we're not going to do that with your gas stove.
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Are you – I mean, we should celebrate that we have them on the ropes, but we cannot let the pressure up.
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We have to pursue them because they're trying to make an escape.
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Yeah, I think this is the absolute perfect analogy, and I know, Justin, we have some conversations offline as well about all of this stuff.
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And I do think there are a lot of things to celebrate because of the work that you and Justin have done, Glenn, your audience has done in raising awareness, some of the state-level leadership.
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We saw JPMorgan, PIMCO, State Street all extract themselves from the Climate 100-plus pledge, which is basically financial institutions cracking down on companies and trying to push them into this ESG, these directives.
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And part of that is because they are afraid of the legislation and being hit with lawsuits.
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In fact, BlackRock, which shifted from the U.S. being part of it to just Europe being part of it, within – they cited lawsuits, potential lawsuits as one of the concerns.
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So this is, you know, coming from the New York Times, coming from the mainstream media, they are scared.
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And, you know, that goes back to this new BlackRock voting initiative, proxy voting initiative, where they don't want to be the ones to take the blame and say, well, we're not pushing this.
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And instead of, you know, going ahead and giving you the ultimate choice on how to vote, they're going to give you options.
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But of their options, almost all of them have to do – I know this is going to shock you, Glenn – with climate or climate impact or environment or social – I know, it's a social responsibility.
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So I could have Soviet communism, Chinese communism, or –
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I was going to say, and it's – the way they're doing it is obviously they've been paying attention to your program because they're trying to really manipulate you in one direction or another.
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They have this one choice that's called the ISS, Catholic Faith-Based Policy.
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That's going to be aligned potentially with my values and patriotic values.
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But what they say is, quote, that it's aligned with social responsibility and, quote, the active ownership and investment philosophies of – I'm sorry – broadly consistent with the objectives of socially responsible shareholders as well as the teachings of Catholicism and Christianity.
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And then they talk about, you know, social, environmental impacts.
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Yeah, that they're going along with, you know, the social and environmental philosophies of Catholic-based teaching.
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I mean, they're really trying to make sure that you don't read this and say, oh, this is going to be aligned with my values.
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But they're just pushing this in a different way to manipulate you.
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So now they can say that you're the one that voted for this.
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I'm looking at all of the things that are happening, like the farmers.
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You know, that's kind of calmed down now over in Europe because the politicians said, you know what?
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And after the election, we'll bring that back up.
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And I think these farmers just might be dumb enough to think that they won, but they didn't win.
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You cannot let them regroup, fall back and regroup someplace else.
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You must pursue them at some point because they're going to keep doing it over and over.
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They'll just pop up someplace else or under a different name or another new way to manipulate the reality.
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And you have to, if you don't pursue them, you have to start all over again.
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Well, the farmers have obviously been very brave and they have been leading the way.
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And yeah, I think that they may have won the battle, but they haven't won the war.
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There was an article that came out in the Financial Times this morning about here in the U.S.
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about the amount of investment dollars that keeps increasing in terms of buying up farmland and that the average age of farmers here in the United States is 58.
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I would imagine that there are similar demographics and issues going on around the world.
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So, you know, they may be placating and saying, OK, we're going to drop this.
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But we know through the fight against natural asset companies, you know, some of these other proposals that are coming to the table and things that they keep moving around that they're finding other ways to achieve their objectives.
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I think the good news is, is that we are having an impact, whether it's the farmers, whether it's the listeners here using their voice.
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But I know it seems exhausting, but you've got to devote some part of every week to advocacy because we're in a situation where you could, like you said, you cannot let up.
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But if you let them get that second win, they're going to come back and, you know, go back at you with some jabs and a right hook.
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Carol Roth, the author of You Will Own Nothing.
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First, let me tell you about the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews.
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Israel is our historic and many ways spiritual allies.
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We trace the roots of our faith to that land and those people that makes them our brothers and sisters.
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Those brothers and sisters in the spirit have been caught up in a war that they didn't start.
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And that's why I have officially partnered with the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews.
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I've done several projects with them and helped them raise money before.
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But I wanted to bring them to the forefront so you understand what they do.
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They are distributing essentials like food and medicine and emergency supplies.
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They're having a matching now, dollar for dollar.
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So you'll double your investment in this group.
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I want you to go to their website and look at it.
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Spanish conservatives have won the local election as socialism and the socialists retreat from there.
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Communism or fascism, eh, you know, this is not for everybody.
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Um, we, uh, we also have, um, the WHO director.
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He says conspiracy theories are going to derail his global pandemic treaty.
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Um, it's a pact with the future, uh, and it's mission critical case.
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We have any, anything else that might pop its ugly head.
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Uh, and what it does is it gives, uh, the WHO pretty much control over every nation state, uh, should they decide that there's a reason.
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Um, and, uh, they'll just, you know, they'll take control.
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You know, they'll control the horizontal and the vertical.
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Uh, meanwhile, the Senate is trying to pass a bill, uh, now, or I should say it's being proposed.
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It says all treaties, all treaties, uh, must go through the Senate.
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I don't know if you need a bill as much as the constitution, which states that clearly.
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Well, let's just kind of like our border where Joe Biden just needs the Republicans to pass this so he can shut the border down.
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He's been wanting to do it the whole time and he can't.
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And then now all of a sudden he's saying he may just do an executive order to shut the border down.
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It's like, it's almost like he had that power the entire time.
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Uh, Brockton high school in Brockton, Massachusetts, the largest public school in the state of Massachusetts, 3,500 students.
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Apparently they're having a problem with student violence.
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What do you think could have gone wrong with a public school losing control over the students?
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Uh, they say they have experienced a disturbing increase in the incidents related to violence, security concerns, and substance abuse.
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Uh, apparently many teachers broke down in tears, uh, at the level of school violence there.
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Uh, gee, I mean, what, what's happening in our society that would cause a breakdown in the schools and loss of authority in schools?
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So they are now asking for the National Guard to be put in the hallways of this school to bring it under control.
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I don't think there's a, is there anything else to say on that, Stu, except that's good?
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No, it seems, I can't wait to see how it all turns out.
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Secretary of State Antony Blinken, uh, has urged the State Department now to stop using problematic terms like manpower and, of course, that problematic mother and father words.
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Uh, those are very problematic, but don't worry.
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At any time, we could call out the National Guard and we'll get all this under control.
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By the way, Tucker Carlson, a live interview with me today at 1.30 Central, 2.30 Eastern.
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So, um, what's going to solve our problems here?
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Russian police investigate alleged LGBTQ propaganda at My Little Pony event.
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Police in Moscow were called to investigate an event dedicated to the cartoon series My Little Pony.
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Uh, the event, the Mi Amor convention, was shut down by organizers early on Saturday after officers arrived at the venue.
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Police were unable to find any evidence of LGBTQ plus propaganda at the event, which was considered an illegal activity in Russia.
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The police received a complaint complaining that our event promoted non-traditional relationships and related symbols, adult contents for minors, and general horror and darkness, event organizers wrote on the Russian social media.
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Two police checks did not uphold these complaints.
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My Little Pony is a toy line and media franchise developed by the company Hasbro.
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The Moscow event was dedicated to the cartoon series, which focuses on the power of friendship and targeted to an audience under the age of 10.
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Although the convention, although the convention catered to its many adult fans, the logo of the convention in the Russian capital was a pony with a mane styled in the colors of the Russian flag, not the rainbow.
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My Little Pony has prompted anxiety in Russia as the count of the country's authorities cracked down on the local LGBTQ plus community with Russian movie database, changing the cartoon series rating to an adult only 18 plus in December, 2023.
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In November, 2023, a Russian court declared the global LGBTQ plus movement, an extremist organization.
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Since then, at least three people have been arrested and served time in prison for displaying rainbow colored items.
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Because my understanding of the brony culture, and perhaps you can jump into this a little more deeply than I can.
01:28:28.660
But, like, it's been essentially adopted by some of the LGBTQQIA2 plus community.
01:28:38.660
But, like, My Little Pony itself is just a cartoon for little girls, basically.
01:28:46.320
I mean, maybe they have embraced this. They're like, hey, look, we're getting extra people buying our crap.
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This is part of that LGBTQ propaganda. We must censor this show quickly.
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I just feel like maybe, I don't, again, if, just because some other group is utilizing this material doesn't necessarily mean that's what the material is designed for.
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Is this how you want to solve problems going forward?
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As we look at, well, here, can we go to SOT1, I believe it is.
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We want to warn you that these videos are disturbing.
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And store managers and employees tell us that this same man has been accused of doing the same thing at other antique shops in the area.
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But employees here at Antique Gallery say he didn't buy or steal anything, but they're hoping he'll be caught.
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Cameras capture this man in a kilt looking around an antique booth.
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He appears to put the item under his kilt before putting it back on a shelf.
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Another camera shows a woman walking into a booth.
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The man comes up to her, whispers in her ear, then leaves.
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He appears to grab another item off the shelf and puts it under his kilt, once again, returning the item.
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More cameras capture the man repeating the disturbing acts.
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And he was inserting these items into orifices under the skirt.
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If I'm the owner of that store, I'm just burning it to the ground after that incident.
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I gotta tell you, it makes me not want to walk into any antique store again.
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So, I believe that the news anchor there, KPRC, it's the NBC station in Houston, either has no concept of Scotland at all and doesn't have any idea that that's not a kilt.
01:31:37.620
Is that what, I mean, when I think schoolgirl dress, I'm thinking like a plaid.
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In Texas, you know, a guy wearing a kilt kind of stands out.
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We are now embracing guys and turning a blind eye to guys who are in skirts.
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I want to dress like a little schoolgirl, and I'm a 45-year-old bald man.
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We've lost all shame, and we've lost all perspective on right and wrong.
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Now, the reason why I bring this up here is because Vladimir Putin would use the government
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and muscle to make sure none of that's going on.
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Now, this guy, I would like him to be arrested if, you know, he is found.
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The story ends with him, the store owner, what do you hope happens to him?
01:33:13.560
No, I would like the guy to go to jail or at least pay some fine.
01:33:17.640
I don't know what law he's breaking by sticking things up his butt and putting them back on
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Someday, this society, if we remain free, someday there will be an old law on the books that
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was put in around 2025, and it was don't insert things into your butt and put it back on the
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shelf, and people will look at that and go, those were crazy days, like no spitting while
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It'll date us because this is when America lost her mind.
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But if you don't have any right or wrong in your society, and your society, the major organs
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of it, the media, the news media, film industry, and your government.
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Does not have some sort of moral lines there on what's right and wrong.
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If your educational system is saying, hey, there's no such thing as right and wrong, you
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Now, I never thought we would have to have a law against guys dressing up as little school
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girls and putting items off the shelf into their orifice, and then putting them back on
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I think the biggest thing is shame has been turned into fame.
01:35:46.440
But we have no moral compass to show us the difference of right and wrong, north and south,
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Then we've lost all of the institutions that would enforce actual laws, not Catholic laws
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or Presbyterian laws or Mormon laws or any of that.
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Actual, right and wrong, well thought out, well crafted laws.
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All of our laws are based on Moses and his Ten Commandments.
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But the only way freedom works, you only have two choices.
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You build up and empower those organizations and those churches that are teaching something
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that has value and makes people a better person.
01:37:32.340
We're now seeing who can be more outrageous than the guy in the little schoolgirl skirt stuffing
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And believe me, within a month, maybe within an hour, we'll find that person.
01:37:47.040
Because somebody will accept that as a challenge.
01:37:59.340
We first just gaze at ourselves like narcissists in the mirror.
01:38:10.380
And then when we see people getting popular because they do awful things,
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You either restore personal responsibility, and the best way, our founders said,
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Because churches, when done correctly in the Judeo-Christian world,
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I do this job, I live a clean life, I pay my taxes,
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I do it because, in a different sense of the word fear, I fear God.
01:39:10.800
So I comply to His rules, which also kind of are reflected in government laws.
01:39:24.380
Now we have the administration making up new guidelines,
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And by increasing the power of one man or the administration,
01:40:01.040
you have a greater chance of becoming exactly what Vladimir Putin did.
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I know, because I wouldn't be played by the rules,
01:40:20.120
so I've been excommunicated in all the cool places.
01:40:27.540
America is not a place where we have a state religion,
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And in this country, that is a Judeo-Christian God.
01:40:45.980
All of our laws and our whole system is built upon that.
01:40:55.920
And if you're really Christ-like, you're not accusing people.
01:41:06.420
it's not really the best idea to practice training with your guns
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because not every self-defense situation can you find in the handgun.
01:41:23.920
And especially now, you're driving down the street,
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and there is, you know, all of a sudden you're surrounded by a mob.
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With Berna, your safety comes at a much lower price.
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And it's made right here in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
01:42:31.820
You know, I was reading that story from the New York Times
01:42:34.780
about how people are just tired of this on the left.
01:43:24.000
Putin is probably the richest person in the world.
01:43:49.380
that he'd have to constantly be catering to Putin?
01:44:11.820
This goes back to the pee tape type stuff, right?