The Great America Show - New Polling gives STUNNING Insight into what America thinks about Trump!

00:00:00.000 hello everybody welcome to the great america show it's great to have you with us thanks so much for

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00:00:13.560 appreciate you joining us and those on audio as well we hope you're all preparing for a beautiful

00:00:18.560 fourth of july weekend just as we are you're all going to be safe out there with your loved ones

00:00:23.100 and your family and we all have a great safe weekend so we can meet back here on monday let's

00:00:28.480 get into some news before we start our weekend what do you say the golden age of trump the u.s

00:00:34.600 economy has added 147 000 jobs for the month of june much higher than expected i must say

00:00:40.080 unemployment falling down to 4.1 percent this is the golden age of president trump and it's just

00:00:46.800 begun to think that we're just five months and a few days into this new administration and so much

00:00:53.400 has gotten done uh so much to be happy about so much to look forward to uh with what he's doing

00:01:00.700 with what he's done so far um it gives us such high expectations i think for what's to come

00:01:06.440 for the next uh almost four years i guess you can say our good friend tim birchett was on with cnn

00:01:14.080 last night and taking them to task as he usually does i found this clip so amusing so i felt the need to

00:01:21.480 brighten up our uh long weekend upcoming uh with sharing this clip with you it's very clear about

00:01:28.520 how many people are going to be kicked off of health care until you were against no ma'am no ma'am

00:01:33.920 no ma'am you listen listen if you want to if you want to do the editorial just go ahead and you don't

00:01:38.500 need me on here but the cbo i would like to see scores i would like to see what the economic

00:01:43.840 in economic output of every bill you as a taxpayer should want that too and the cbo is the only

00:01:50.040 organization we have if i could allow a private accounting firm to do it i would much rather that

00:01:55.060 happen but the reality is it would have to be the cbo and what do you have against knowing how much

00:01:59.660 each bill is spent why does the media oppose that why do you all on the left always fight

00:02:03.960 every chance in america knowing what's going on the problem y'all have with this bill man

00:02:09.000 is that it gets government out of our way and lets americans make some decisions and maybe

00:02:14.340 hard-working americans would have a better choice and a better shot at life in this country

00:02:18.460 without you all just telling us how bad things are going and trying to construct and as as you're

00:02:23.560 doing with me trying to trying to dictate what i've said and the reality is the cbo is a partisan

00:02:29.300 organization and the reality is america has a right to know how much we're spending on every piece of

00:02:34.520 legislation i cannot believe you as a member of the media would not want open records and that is

00:02:39.060 exactly what that bill would do sir we have reported on what is in this bill

00:02:45.480 we do that time and again ma'am you you all are trying to scare are you talking about the big

00:02:50.880 beautiful bill you all just try to scare america by telling millions of people are going to be cut

00:02:55.720 off this thing you're talking about the people that are on it illegally that are gaming the system

00:02:59.720 and that is no we're not the cbo the cbo is very clear the bill does not it does not do anything of

00:03:05.500 what you've said and all you've done is scare america and you're not doing a service to this

00:03:09.800 country ma'am and you you all ought to start talking to you you want to talk about transparency

00:03:15.040 and then there you are attacking me on a bill where i'm trying to make it transparent to how much

00:03:19.540 we're spending on each piece of legislation that doesn't make a lot of sense you wanted to have

00:03:23.620 the cbo estimate and you're now railing because that is the only organization that is the only

00:03:28.460 organization those poor marxists uh something's got to get through to those people they are very 1.00

00:03:36.840 very sick people great on congressman tim birchett absolutely brilliantly always taking them to task

00:03:42.820 whenever whenever he's on with uh with that network uh just before the the vote for the big beautiful bill

00:03:50.240 last night hakeem jeffries was on the house floor and boy were the marxist stems falling asleep they

00:03:56.760 picked a great speaker in him i gotta say members of house democratic leadership thankful

00:04:00.400 for the leaders of every single committee it's been battling hard

00:04:08.520 to push back against the cruelty that is in this one big ugly bill thankful for the leadership of

00:04:18.620 richie neil thankful for the leadership of frank palone thankful for the leadership of brendan

00:04:24.220 boyle thankful for the leadership of angie craig

00:04:27.940 i'm thankful for the leadership the principal leadership of every single member of the house

00:04:37.340 democratic caucus

00:04:38.320 but above all else that is absolutely brutal as you can see some of the marxist stems uh there 0.98

00:04:49.740 taking a little bit of uh i guess you can call it a catnap not wanting to deal with him uh in just a

00:04:55.860 few moments we're going to be joined by my good friend the great mark mitchell of rasmussen reports

00:05:00.460 i want to get an idea of what americans are saying what you folks are all saying uh about your support

00:05:05.640 uh for what was the big beautiful bill and your support for donald trump and and where it's at right

00:05:10.560 now we're going to take all that up with the great mark mitchell the pollster for rasmussen reports

00:05:16.120 mark mitchell it's been quite a while um great day for you to join us you're an american patriot in my

00:05:27.980 opinion a veteran um tomorrow of course being the day uh america uh well we'll say it changed america i

00:05:36.580 think for the better right um i want to get your sense right now mark uh polling wise where america is

00:05:43.340 at right now what do americans think it's sort of been a quiet period right we went through a period

00:05:48.900 where uh elon musk there was this big fallout then he had bombing iran this and the other thing and now

00:05:55.100 it's kind of quiet for a few days i don't like it yeah i mean i guess this is going to be the summer

00:06:00.760 though i think we're going to see this maybe all the way up until september everybody seems to be taking

00:06:05.580 a breath it's like the polling was all over the place and it's just kind of like flattened out now and

00:06:10.060 i think we're going to coast and that sucks for democrats because they've just tried everything

00:06:14.260 to come against donald trump and really hasn't hurt his numbers at all this was a tough presidency to

00:06:19.320 predict and man we walked into a whole hell of a lot of chaos but like knock on wood i don't i don't

00:06:25.400 see a lot of stuff happening in july and august maybe i'm wrong i don't think this bill is really

00:06:30.360 going to matter that much and if anything it's just it's kind of continuing to dig the republicans

00:06:36.000 grave for them i don't think that there's going to be a huge pickup for trump when it passes but

00:06:41.240 his numbers are fine he's got high right direction numbers they haven't been able to tank his approval

00:06:45.420 i think he's still going to be at 50 plus two today so that's exactly where he was in november he's lost

00:06:50.940 zero support yeah so i want to talk to you about that because it's it's mixed on both sides right

00:06:57.740 some republicans heavily support this thing like they've got all their eggs in the basket

00:07:02.060 you and i both were on capitol hill a month ago a few weeks ago and you know we saw these people

00:07:08.180 who are either vehemently for it there's people who are squishy for it and then there's people who are

00:07:13.200 vehemently against it how is this going to play out for those republicans i've made my position very

00:07:19.460 clear and i think yours is probably pretty similar as we think pretty similarly it's not perfect by no

00:07:25.220 stretch of the imagination we wanted more cutting as we were promised uh but what what we're given

00:07:31.040 we're looking at right now it's hard enough to pass this sort of moderate bill what the heck could

00:07:36.780 it be like to pass something with deeper cuts than we see now uh more border funding than we see now

00:07:42.980 when you can't even get these rhinos and not all of them are rhinos but some of them are rhinos and

00:07:48.420 somebody's hardline riders on the uh the right side here it's a mess voters voted to have the table

00:07:57.340 upturned and it is not being upturned we went down and and walked the halls of congress and it just

00:08:02.960 seemed like any old day at the office it was nobody was breaking a sweat let's put it that way

00:08:07.860 i certainly was it was like 95 degrees out yeah but uh you know voters got squeezed during the

00:08:16.700 administration trump got elected i mean trump is popular his polling numbers his job approval rating

00:08:22.120 is now about to cross obama first term but that's not why he got elected he got elected because people

00:08:27.300 were desperate because biden was horrifying and so they trusted republicans and trump and trump's

00:08:34.440 numbers haven't tanked but we'll have to wait and see what's happening to the republicans like in the

00:08:39.400 the good column for them is that americans have seen republicans under trump spend a lot of money so

00:08:46.260 people are quite frankly kind of used to it i hate to say that and then the other is we have a very

00:08:52.400 recent massive spending bill of 1.7 trillion dollars and coming out of that only 50 disapproved 45

00:08:59.200 approved it wasn't a massive outrage against it and only 58 of republicans strongly disapproved so i don't

00:09:07.840 think that there's going to be a lot of like negative attention other than this was just a lost

00:09:12.600 opportunity for the republicans to buck up and change the way that dc works but they're not going

00:09:17.240 to do that and the other thing is i don't think that there's going to be huge upside either if

00:09:21.640 anything trump will get a moderate bounce for just getting stuff through but we'll have to see like

00:09:27.160 long term how this affects america i mean 170 billion dollars is a lot of freaking money to go after

00:09:34.000 illegal aliens and i i mean who knows how that's going to affect america he's talking about redoing the

00:09:40.120 2020 census now like these are massive major things that might have impact so i guess it's just going

00:09:45.200 to be in the rearview mirror and quite frankly they're dumping it into a holiday weekend in the

00:09:49.500 summer it's not that's where you want to stick your biggest win usually how it works uh well you know i

00:09:55.480 don't think it is the biggest win i don't think president trump is particularly fond of it but he's

00:09:59.740 said this before he said it's not the best we can have but it's the best we can get right now with

00:10:04.800 the circumstances that's right uh what was the what the debt number on it was like two trillion

00:10:09.440 over 10 years or something like that uh i thought it was more than that but i haven't been keeping up

00:10:14.500 as closely as you have i've been looking at the polling and the polling's been all over the place

00:10:18.420 all i can say is that people like basically agree that this is going to do nothing to lower the debt

00:10:23.300 uh we we asked uh house representative recently passed tax budget legislation package called the

00:10:30.020 one big beautiful bill this is before it got kicked to the senate will it reduce or increase national

00:10:34.580 debt 46 say increase only 23 decrease so this is not a spending reduction bill this is

00:10:43.640 continue to fund the government get trump some of what he wanted and it's a whole mix of headlines

00:10:50.460 there's no there's no big standout other than wow look congress signed something that's like what

00:10:54.960 that's the big headline right like what else is there so yeah good so the the estimate from the cbo

00:11:01.880 is initially 2.4 i was somewhere in the price range to three trillion dollars i think uh over the course of

00:11:08.880 a certain amount of years uh for the budget um the way trump is framing it and the republicans are

00:11:14.840 framing is that it's going to create so much growth it's going to create so much uh for the economy

00:11:19.420 that it'll offset that number which is very well possible mark when you cut and this is what the

00:11:24.100 democrats don't understand and what the hard line writers don't understand is that when you cut taxes

00:11:29.400 on corporations mark they reinvest that money back into their company it shares up drives up shareholder

00:11:34.980 equity and so on and so forth and it comes it trickles down because a high percentage of people

00:11:40.300 have 401ks or iras or some sort of investment in the market some sort of tie into the market i mean

00:11:46.180 if you think about it really everything is tied to your house price interest rates and whatever

00:11:51.040 is tied into the market so that's the way they're framing it and it makes perfect sense it's just the 1.00

00:11:56.340 republicans are so damn stupid that they don't understand how to frame it that way that donald trump 1.00

00:12:01.180 is going to cut your taxes and when you cut your taxes you're going to put more money into the 1.00

00:12:04.960 economy and it's not going to be you know you're not getting an extra million dollars a year you're

00:12:09.560 getting enough money to afford groceries you're getting more money to afford maybe a vacation at the end of

00:12:14.760 the year that you're dumping back into the economy that's the way he's framing it but the republicans 0.99

00:12:18.960 like i said are so dumb on messaging that they can't get it that way they don't message at all 0.97

00:12:24.860 that's the problem is the individual representatives just say whatever the hell they want on tv there's 0.99

00:12:30.480 no force or intent behind in my opinion any of their positions it's literally completely hurting cats and

00:12:37.560 that's why you have the problems rounding them up to get important votes and that's why nothing is

00:12:42.040 changing in washington dc i don't know like i i don't think we're in a position where there's any

00:12:46.680 easy outs and i understand that i understand the idea of trying to grow our way out of it and obviously

00:12:51.700 i think trump is the best president that we could have right now to try to do that but again if he's

00:12:57.900 going to be having five plus million illegal immigrants self-deport and prevent many other people

00:13:05.040 from coming in here if he's going to continue to i mean i think the cbo said something like 20

00:13:10.960 20 trillion over 10 years or something like that i mean it was a big number people have been saying

00:13:15.320 we're going to be hitting 20 trillion uh more spending at a certain point like we're not going

00:13:21.200 to see lower long-term treasury yields we're just not going to right so it's like you have higher rates

00:13:27.120 you have less people here you have a huge housing run-up that's already way past everybody's ability

00:13:33.040 to pay for from a mortgage perspective like i think that we talked about it last night i think

00:13:38.220 housing is one of the potential soft targets here where things might crack and that'd be great it has

00:13:43.460 to happen but it also sucks a ton of consumer spending out of the market everybody's home equity

00:13:48.320 lines they stop spending on that stuff so there there's just a lot of uncertainty i think trump's

00:13:54.100 going to navigate it as best he can um but from i like he's earned his support i don't think people

00:13:59.840 are going to go away unless there's absolutely horrifying economic pain uh and it's just on the

00:14:05.160 republicans to try and convince people that they're worth voting for again in 26 and right now the

00:14:10.260 democrats are doing a better job convincing people not to vote for them than republicans are of convincing

00:14:16.820 people to vote for them that's that that is i agree with you that is until you get hakeem jeffries on

00:14:21.180 the house floor talking anytime that man talks it's like uh nails on a chalkboard so that's fine let them

00:14:27.640 get their messaging out there that way and uh you know the republicans always find a way to self

00:14:32.360 destruct and you're right we were talking about house prices last night lo and behold mark i and

00:14:36.600 i was kind of arguing with you about it because here in new york you never see a house price decline

00:14:41.800 and as long as i've been alive you've seen them on the rise and lo and behold i wake up and doing my

00:14:47.180 morning read and uh the daily mail had a article out this morning headline ominous signs house prices

00:14:54.060 are poised to crash a stunning number of homeowners are underwater it's not just one in six u.s home

00:15:00.940 sellers they're likely to sell their property for less than they originally paid of sharply

00:15:05.120 sharply from 4.4 a year ago according to redfin uh in san francisco for instance nearly 20 of sellers

00:15:13.080 are at risk of losing money virtually no one sells in providence rhode island so we won't see a loss

00:15:19.360 over there um i didn't even know anybody lived in providence rhode island but um that's a bad sign

00:15:25.480 mark that's a really really bad people aren't keeping up with their mortgages they're not keeping

00:15:30.060 up with their credit cards they're not keeping up uh on their car loans and this is what we saw happen

00:15:35.520 in 2008 yeah i'm looking at the case shillers and they're like topping out last they've been like

00:15:41.860 locked in flat for well florida i'm looking at the high growth areas new york you're right new york just

00:15:47.940 keeps going up and up and up look at that uh but this chart doesn't look healthy these case

00:15:53.520 shillers it literally everything literally starting in may and june of 2020 took a hockey stick curve

00:16:02.040 upwards surpassing the the run-up to from 2003 to 2006 so that's hanging over our heads and that

00:16:09.800 could be a big problem but we'll see again i don't think people are going to blame trump for that and i

00:16:13.760 think ultimately it would be better for our economy but you got to admit the establishment's been pretty

00:16:19.560 good at punting the can as far as it can down the road and we've been putting off a lot of uh potential

00:16:26.200 economic pain that just we haven't seen i mean everybody saw with it's really the inevitable it's

00:16:32.120 the inevitable too right you can you can make things look a certain way you can fluff them per se a

00:16:37.880 little bit to make them look a certain way but at the end of the day the facts are the facts and the

00:16:42.200 truth of the truth truth death doesn't go away unless you pay it so uh case in point it's going

00:16:48.620 to stay on the books and it's sad because this is uh americans we're talking about markets our

00:16:53.140 neighbors it's our friends it's our family who are going to lose their homes and their businesses but

00:16:58.480 it's years of economic uh turmoil from previous administrations when you have gas prices mark

00:17:05.320 up 70 on a family that's making uh we'll say 70 000 a year or 80 000 a year with a family of three

00:17:13.700 kids in the midwest uh 70 raising gas prices does have an impact when you have a husband who's a

00:17:20.560 blue collar worker who drives 30 40 miles to work every day right uh egg prices do become an issue

00:17:27.400 when you're when they're raised 70 when you have a blue collar family that's making 70 000 a year on

00:17:33.580 four kids okay so it it just goes further down the list clothing whatever school supplies you know

00:17:41.080 necessities that people need and we see now that an overwhelming majority of americans are putting

00:17:45.820 their necessities uh home um uh electric bills gas on credit cards yeah that's something we've ever

00:17:53.960 seen before groceries yeah go to walmart and finance your stakes yeah it's wild and it's all under

00:17:59.740 biden it's the biden economy and there needs to be and listen i i don't mean to be dooming about this

00:18:05.420 i think here's my hypothesis is that the major economic reordering focused on the lower and

00:18:12.380 middle classes rebalancing our economy will look like an economic implosion but will be better for 1.00

00:18:18.160 our country and i think that people at the top the people that have reaped sort of the cream of the

00:18:23.320 last 20 years are going to get squeezed in hopefully new ways but i i sound like a flaming socialist

00:18:29.240 economic populist but uh you know some of the things that bernie says are awfully close to the

00:18:34.760 things that you see out of out of jd vance it's just a disagreement about how we get there yeah

00:18:39.400 it's funny that um moderates are so far aligned from far leftist and far rightist whereas far leftist

00:18:47.560 and far rightist are aligned on certain things it's things like exactly it's things like this it's

00:18:53.220 things like foreign policy so that's always been one that's been so damn strange to me it's like

00:18:59.880 how does bernie sanders and jd vance or whatever whoever it is agree on foreign policy like sort of

00:19:06.740 interesting but this is one of the thing and donald trump is the blue collar president and he you know

00:19:11.220 he's got a relay that but i think he's done a good job at it as you said this is not something that'll

00:19:16.280 fall on donald trump because it's from the last four years and uh quite honestly longer than that obama

00:19:21.940 uh biden have thrown crap in donald trump's lap both administrations and uh it's not good for the 0.75

00:19:30.080 american people 0.89

00:19:30.760 let's talk about uh speaking of spending money usa id which is one of your favorite organizations what

00:19:41.980 i'm told is they fund rasmussen to a tune of like a trillion dollars a year a lot of money it's not that

00:19:47.260 much i've got bad news that slush fund is drying up george bush is out there with uh the rock star

00:19:56.620 bono and obama slamming donald trump for for gutting that slush fund and sending employees packing

00:20:05.220 mark can you imagine yeah the man who got us into this past both of them yeah you know i i feel sorry

00:20:13.240 for george w bush i you know what a horrible presidency he left with some of the worst

00:20:18.860 approval numbers i think we've ever seen but i you know i kind of heard somebody i forgot who

00:20:24.200 explained to me like the reason why that he's so anti-trump is that he came in and listen you know

00:20:30.760 all the presidents always have people surrounding them and their interests and what they whisper in

00:20:34.840 their ear often becomes policy and people decisions and i think with george w bush you know

00:20:40.780 dick cheney i think we could probably you know surmise that certain forces wanted dick cheney

00:20:47.380 to be attached to this guy and he came in with a really strong domestic policy agenda of things that

00:20:53.140 he wanted to get done and his entire presidency became about invading the middle east and it was

00:20:58.640 a horrifying decision for our country is absolutely cataclysmal we'd have 27 trillion in debt instead of

00:21:04.000 37 trillion and a lot fewer dead american service members and a lot few fewer dead iraqis and it was a

00:21:09.840 complete blow to america's strength overseas from a position of foreign policy strength and i can

00:21:17.160 imagine that he goes to bed at night saying wow this stuff that trump's doing could have been me

00:21:21.240 like i could have stopped this i could have whatever and sorry dude the history is not going to look

00:21:26.260 kindly at you and going out there and virtue signaling like this about usaid is not i mean

00:21:31.620 americans say no no we spend too much on foreign aid like even if you take fraud out of it like

00:21:37.020 after usaid we asked and people said they're angry at the level of waste fraud and abuse abuse being

00:21:43.100 uncovered like 70 to 20 something but 57 to i think like not even 20 percent say that we spend too much

00:21:50.460 as opposed to not enough on foreign aid so like bye see ya americans don't care about the starving

00:21:55.960 children in africa anymore when they can't feed their own kids exactly i think there's a lot worse things

00:22:00.700 that keep george bush up at night not going to speculate but i'm just going to go out on the whim

00:22:05.400 that there are um it's sad you know the thing i think about when you say that mark is uh george

00:22:12.760 bush he ran george bush actually ran like you said on the good policy he ran on building a border wall

00:22:17.960 do you remember that the border wall we got from george bush was uh containers shipping containers with

00:22:23.760 barbed wired on top uh some of them i think still sit there donald trump called him out for but

00:22:29.140 it's you know to me it's it's nice to look back and see what we were promised and what we were what

00:22:36.040 we got i think there's you're a big meme guy there's like a meme for that like what i was promised and

00:22:39.880 what i got and it was far different and i understand why i don't think actually bill clinton hates

00:22:46.780 donald trump i think he actually likes donald trump because i think bill clinton hates hillary clinton

00:22:50.340 whatever it's one of my conspiracies i believe i don't think bill clinton hates trump i think george bush

00:22:55.980 hates trump i think obama hates trump and i think biden hates trump is because he did all the things 0.56

00:23:00.540 that these guys have promised for years and a politician i worked for mark when i was young once

00:23:05.220 told me do you know why the democrats uh the the people in the projects always vote democrats and say

00:23:11.540 why because they promised them and promised them and promised them that they're going to give them

00:23:15.280 x y and z and if you keep promising uh they're going to keep waiting and the reason why the republicans

00:23:21.460 are so bad at messaging on this is because if republicans give them they'll understand and

00:23:25.740 they will never vote democrat again and guess what donald trump was able to do exactly that he's

00:23:30.860 the only president in my lifetime probably in your lifetime too who's ever been able to resonate with

00:23:35.820 people who are uh in poverty people who are are in the projects of people who are living in squalor

00:23:42.300 because they understand now what's been done to them for the last 50 years by democrats

00:23:48.780 i mean we have black approval ratings hovering around 40 percent right now and obviously we have

00:23:55.880 to see if that's dialed in and accurate but that's astoundingly new and hispanic voters on almost 1.00

00:24:02.680 everything pull to the right of white voters now there really is a very strong core of luxury belief

00:24:09.760 swilling white boomer leftists in the suburbs like that is the core demographic of the left right now

00:24:15.900 you know they have the young socialists as well basically people who read the new york times that 0.70

00:24:21.700 is the core left right now dare i say the r word there's an old meme uh never go full retarded and i 0.83

00:24:28.900 feel like white people right now mark are at that point where it's like looking at some of these exit

00:24:34.280 polling numbers from uh zohan mamandani the highest level of votes he got were from whites and asians and

00:24:43.000 i sit to my there and i think to myself like what is wrong and you look at where the hispanic 1.00

00:24:48.260 vote went and you look at where the black vote went and you're like what are these people seeing that 0.99

00:24:53.800 that the white people are just not getting through their damn heads i mean self-hatred weaponized 0.99

00:25:01.840 empathy we will i mean we could we talked about it in length but i'll tell you i mean check this number 1.00

00:25:07.580 out only 67 percent of white americans strongly agree that it's okay to be white

00:25:13.960 oh there's out there there's 33 one third one third of white americans are like oh i don't know i don't

00:25:23.600 oh my goodness i don't know where we're going in society it's insane uh speaking of presidents who

00:25:31.280 hate uh donald trump joe biden complaining to the wall street journal this week that he worked so

00:25:38.860 i worked so damn hard on my accomplishments and now trump is undoing all of them what accomplishments 0.51

00:25:45.000 do you think perhaps he's talking about he mentioned nato i'm not sure what he mentioned about nato because

00:25:50.000 donald trump's been in office less than six months and he's already got nato to commit to five percent

00:25:53.780 gdp over the next five ten years i mean there's the invasion of the southern border that americans

00:25:59.520 rightly call an evasion i guess there's that there's the massive spike in corporate profits

00:26:05.080 that you know ran up there's i guess their own huge spending deal that had all kinds of like slush fund

00:26:10.280 gimmies to every leftist uh interest group on earth i guess those are the things but i mean let's not

00:26:15.860 try to pretend that biden worked very hard didn't he have the most days off of any president not even

00:26:21.660 counting the days he called the 12 o'clock lid i said that i would stop bashing him for that because

00:26:26.660 he was probably going to get cancer infusions but maybe not i don't know uh i wonder how his

00:26:31.460 treatment's going right now though the weird thing you know that's weird because i see him now mark more

00:26:36.560 lively than he was in the white house i don't think he wanted that job at the end of the day i think he

00:26:41.040 had to take it for obvious reasons to protect his family from all the crime that they committed i think

00:26:46.280 that that's my speculation on why he needed that job not wanted it but you see him now out more lively

00:26:51.980 sitting on airplanes reading books engaging with people i think perhaps better than we've ever seen

00:26:57.300 before so i don't know what was happening in the office but he certainly looks a lot better now

00:27:01.460 uh than he did for the last four years embarrassing the hell out of america well either he was really

00:27:07.940 working hard at a stunning four to six hours a day or they have him on new meds or whatever meds they

00:27:15.000 had him on he's off and so if if it's some cocktail they had the presidency mix or whatever i don't know

00:27:22.120 but yeah i mean good maybe he's getting his second wind and they'll be able to beat this thing together

00:27:27.880 i don't know we'll see yeah i don't wish cancer on anybody it's a terrible terrible thing and uh

00:27:33.060 and i've lost a lot of close people to it so i i hope he gets better and uh you know beats it and beats

00:27:37.940 the odds um speaking of presidents uh for the last month donald trump added 147 these are new economic

00:27:45.220 numbers out today 147 000 workers to the payrolls in june uh according to the department of later

00:27:51.160 unemployment rate declined to 4.1 this thing still seems to be humming mark it's the strangest thing

00:27:58.980 in the world looking at what we just spoke about housing and and debt and everything and jobs yet

00:28:06.500 he's still you know performing in the job markets yeah i mean that's great i don't believe the

00:28:12.960 headline 4.1 number you know they strip all these things out of it and we've been testing and i'm i

00:28:18.020 haven't done this month's unemployment yet but we've routinely found numbers in the mid-eights

00:28:22.620 with people under 40 having mid-teens like really high unemployment rate numbers which again one of

00:28:28.420 the reasons that trump got elected because everybody tried to pretend that there wasn't a jobs crisis for

00:28:33.120 the last four years and there absolutely absolutely was but the idea that to me that i find most

00:28:38.380 stunning and let me tell you i thought after the biden cancer stuff you were totally going to shift

00:28:42.640 to fauci so you threw me for a little bit of a loop uh but yeah i you know we'll have to see i think the

00:28:49.680 biggest takeaway is that the bls isn't lying to make the numbers look bad to be honest with you and so

00:28:54.800 maybe that's a really good sign that we found that finally cracked down a little bit on the deep state

00:28:59.140 you had mentioned fauci let's let's talk to him before we wrap up there's two things i want to

00:29:03.740 get to quick fauci's one of them i want tucker carlson the other day um making a very strange

00:29:10.360 admission i want to play the clip uh he got immunity why did he need immunity oh you know why did he need

00:29:18.400 a pardon in advance um what what do you think the answer is i you know i would be speculating but i

00:29:27.580 think he i think there um i think he was vulnerable i think he had a lot of liability on creating uh

00:29:37.820 coronavirus you know he was funding precisely that research at the wuhan lab yeah and he was giving

00:29:46.760 them the technology he was giving them uh you know he gave them not only the technology the precise

00:29:54.200 technology for developing that pathogen fauci created the ouchie he created the woo flu according to 0.79

00:30:02.900 uh rfk jr and not missing his words that's why i love this man uh i thought we agreed to call it the

00:30:10.320 kung flu i mean i just again we made a notorious name for ourselves polling all of this covid stuff

00:30:20.920 one of the only basically the only people challenging the government status quo and people saw through

00:30:27.620 all these lies way early i mean over a majority knew that this was leaked from wuhan before the

00:30:33.220 government even admitted it by years i think we had it in early 23 or late 22 i mean everybody

00:30:39.320 understood but fauci it's a little bit tricky there's something about a crisis and somebody

00:30:43.720 stepping in and leads leading it that the government officials know like they they love they flock to

00:30:50.060 these things like ambulance chasers they know that they'll get a pickup and it's kind of been like his

00:30:55.420 numbers are higher than you would expect based on how much people have been seeing through uh the

00:31:00.300 covid stuff but i'll just like they're still not good i'll just rattle some of these off do you believe

00:31:05.020 fauci has told the truth about u.s government funded gain of function research

00:31:08.840 this is from two years ago so the numbers are probably uh 39 yes 47 no how likely is it u.s

00:31:16.460 officials were involved in a cover-up in china's role in the pandemic 66 that say at least somewhat

00:31:22.280 likely do you agree or disagree with this statement china lied fauci lied people died 60 agree only 32

00:31:30.040 disagree and then not only that uh before he left office is a the pardon dr fauci was given a full

00:31:38.620 unconditional pardon for any crimes he may have committed back to 2014 approve or disapprove 43

00:31:44.400 percent approve but 48 percent disapprove so he's underwater five points and a majority 56 to 36

00:31:52.420 approved of stripping a security detail so america is bit by bit turning on fauci and it's a long time

00:31:59.700 coming like it was literally just in the last year or two because his numbers were really high people

00:32:03.980 like this guy for the first yeah i don't i i've met him many times haven't on the show many times 0.77

00:32:09.420 back at fox news uh not a likable person totally arrogant little troll is what i could close like a 0.94

00:32:18.060 nutty nutty doctor on a on a uh cartoon network sitcom i think the sociopaths know that that can read as

00:32:25.460 like confident um you know empathy right like he could sell it and i could see through it but a lot

00:32:32.920 of people couldn't yeah i think a lot of us were fooled in the beginning too as soon as lou figured

00:32:37.680 out who this guy was he said i don't want this guy anywhere it was long before anyone figured out who

00:32:41.940 he was before we wrap up i want to talk about something you've been pulling on lately and now all

00:32:46.260 of a sudden uh harry inton over at cnn uh is talking about it andrew cuomo during the primary attack

00:32:52.580 mondani as being insufficiently pro-israel i'm not quite sure the former governor understood how

00:32:57.980 much the politics have changed around this issue among democrats what are we talking about here all

00:33:03.080 right who democrats sympathize more with israelis or palestinians in 2017 the democratic party was a

00:33:09.400 pro-israeli party look at this they sympathize with the israelis by 13 points more with the israelis

00:33:13.840 than the palestinians but look at this sea change now democrats sympathize more with the palestinians

00:33:18.940 by 43 points oh my god that is a change in the margin of 56 points over the course of just

00:33:27.340 eight years so all of a sudden it's the pro-palestinian position that actually reigns supreme

00:33:32.900 in democratic politics not the israeli position and that is part of the reason why mondani was able to

00:33:38.120 do so well in this primary because those attacks over israel simply put did not ring true for democrats

00:33:43.280 they're now on the side of the palestinians not the israelis i mean this is a much bigger issue

00:33:50.200 specifically with mondani though i mean an outspoken critic of israel he's facing continued criticism

00:33:54.640 though for not being outspoken enough against anti-semitism that is for sure but on this what

00:34:01.480 is it talk about democrats and how broadly how this really is shifting yeah so you know you see this

00:34:07.920 among democrats overall right but we know that mondani's base was younger voters within the

00:34:13.500 democratic party and so i want to break it down with younger democrats correct so take a look here

00:34:18.000 uh who age 18 to 49 democrats sympathize more with the israelis or the palestinians again in 2017

00:34:23.600 younger democrats sympathize more with the israelis by 14 points look at this shift now

00:34:28.380 palestinians they sympathize more with the palestinians by 57 points that is an over 70 point

00:34:34.560 shift in the margin in just a matter of eight years so the bottom line is mondani's base within

00:34:41.060 the democratic party and the base of the democratic party of younger voters younger democrats have

00:34:46.380 changed tremendously on this issue in eight years time i rarely ever see shifts like this kate in which

00:34:52.440 you see one side of the equation leading by 14 points eight years ago and then all of a sudden the

00:34:56.680 other side of the equation leading by 57 points the bottom line is the politics around the israelis

00:35:02.500 and the palestinians have shifted tremendously among democrats and they've shifted specifically

00:35:07.080 tremendously among democrats who are under the age of 50 younger democrats from on donnie's base and

00:35:12.220 also the so sort of interesting mark because this is something you pulled on long before i think

00:35:17.200 quinnipiac pulled on months ago about that shift in support for palestine yeah and what's wild and

00:35:25.220 he knows this is that it's all happened in the last two years it really it's not you know he

00:35:30.120 referred to 2017 numbers i guess that's what quinnipiac had we don't have the same tracking

00:35:34.860 question going all the way back but in the two years we've seen israel plus 30 compared to palestine

00:35:39.960 go down to plus 14 so that's a major implosion and it was driven almost all by democrats but we have

00:35:45.580 numbers um just from literally the week after october 7th and even back then democrats were much more

00:35:52.900 pro-israel this is i mean it's not the same question but which is closer to your opinion about the

00:35:57.500 conflict between israel and the palestinians palestinians are most to blame or israel is

00:36:02.860 most to blame and democrats said palestinians 40 to 14 so it's all literally the npc download that

00:36:10.800 they got and from their cable tv news network of choice or whatever uh influencers they're watching

00:36:18.060 on uh youtube or tiktok or whatever they have become like look at those numbers i mean it's literally

00:36:25.020 jew hating like that is what it has become and i again it's kind of bizarre to to see the party most

00:36:32.460 likely to call their political opponent hitler to have these kind of views but i guess jewish voters

00:36:39.120 are going to have to make a choice somewhere along the lines the one that they haven't yet because

00:36:42.980 and especially interesting to see how this plays out in new york city which has a massive jewish population

00:36:47.960 but it looks like i don't know where this race is going to go what's going to happen with

00:36:53.020 curtis liwa what's going to happen with uh with eric adams but people are going to have to pile

00:36:57.880 behind eric adams but the lefties want this guy he's like their new obama i think like they'd i think

00:37:03.960 they'd probably try and run him in 28 yeah yeah if he was a u.s citizen or born when is when does that

00:37:10.960 stop this i promised the audience i was going to play this clip from them and you probably never seen

00:37:15.880 it before but this is why i'm vehemently against uh curtis liwa uh there's idolatry you know trump

00:37:22.120 oh it's the mashiach uh i hate trump and my partner juliet hates trump juliet honey but uh there's no buts there

00:37:31.420 that was back in 2019 before donald trump was running for re-election so he hates donald trump 0.86

00:37:37.720 well guess what i hate you 0.74

00:37:38.900 think about the time though when was that that was a late 2019 america was humming america was on the

00:37:48.920 path to recovery america had put the impeachment hoaxes russian collusion stuff all in the rearview

00:37:55.040 mirror it was entering a 2020 with improving job numbers especially for black americans the country

00:38:01.180 was healing right direction was the highest it's ever been up until recently just this year when trump

00:38:06.000 got re-elected so for him to sit there and say that against that context he knew that and i you

00:38:11.820 know a lot of people might forget but that was literally was did that say december 2019 december

00:38:17.800 2019 yes yeah what was going on in the background a biological weapon was being released in china at

00:38:25.000 that moment because of an ascendant trump u.s yes yep curtis should get that through his head he's

00:38:31.100 wondering why people are uniting behind eric adams i think donald trump probably ultimately

00:38:35.200 makes an endorsement in the race probably for eric adams as far as i'm concerned eric adams never said

00:38:41.420 he hates trump he disagreed with him policy wise but uh he's helped him mightily which is uh uh you know

00:38:48.280 i guess part of what's led to his downfall in new york but it is what it is mark i'm sorry we went

00:38:53.680 overtime uh past what uh we've promised you you've got to get to the beach with your kids you get the last

00:38:59.880 word here that would be interesting i have to do a little bit more homework around new york i really

00:39:04.480 don't know what the trump approval of eric adams as an independent running against a muslim

00:39:09.960 communist would do like where are we this is the biggest political realignment again like who the

00:39:16.320 hell knows um but it's going to be another interesting couple years so uh if you want to

00:39:21.200 come check out our polling and listen to us talk about it rasmussen underscore poll hope to have

00:39:26.100 everybody there now mark is actually on audio as well you can listen to his podcast on the road

00:39:32.220 just go to rumble uh apple i'm so used to saying rumble and youtube apple uh spotify uh i heart

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00:39:45.140 um each and every episode mark mitchell have a great day we appreciate you happy fourth of july

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The Great America Show - July 03, 2025

New Polling gives STUNNING Insight into what America thinks about Trump!

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