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00:01:00.020 Welcome to Daily Wire backstage.

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00:02:56.040 Holy crap.

00:02:56.760 We've been at this a while.

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00:03:05.340 Nothing like this has happened in-

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00:03:08.360 Yeah.

00:03:08.540 I mean, this is like Civil War levels of, well, maybe not Civil War levels of insanity, but I don't know if since the Civil War, this kind of insanity around an election-

00:03:17.320 Since the 60s.

00:03:18.160 Has taken place.

00:03:19.160 Even in the 60s.

00:03:20.180 No, because they were popping off our guys.

00:03:22.920 But just think, the president-

00:03:24.860 You killed one Kennedy.

00:03:25.820 The president who has just said that he will not run for re-election was around in the 1860s and saw what happened to Abraham Lincoln and saw Reconstruction.

00:03:35.720 And so, he's living through this now.

00:03:37.920 Our friend Bridget Phetasy tweeted out, she said, you know, people are debating whether or not Biden is alive or dead, and it's like the third weirdest thing to happen in the last nine days.

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00:04:55.320 So, since the last time we were all together, we had a president.

00:04:59.300 His name was Joe Biden.

00:05:00.580 We loved him very much.

00:05:02.900 We had a vice president.

00:05:04.400 Her name was Kamala Harris.

00:05:05.520 She was kind of funny.

00:05:06.300 She was charming in a all of Hillary's worst behaviors and laughs, but with none of her accomplishments kind of way.

00:05:13.980 And we had Donald Trump, the presumptive nominee at that time of the party.

00:05:19.920 And everything seemed like it was just a normal crazy election in the era of Trump.

00:05:23.400 Since then, they literally put a bullet through Donald Trump.

00:05:27.220 And the president of the United States lost the debate so badly that he decided he could no longer be his party's nominee for president.

00:05:35.840 And he resigned by a letter, which he obviously did not personally sign, which was released on a platform that he says is the home of misinformation and disinformation.

00:05:47.540 And she'd be boycotted by all the advertisers.

00:05:50.140 And then we just didn't see him for days and days and days.

00:05:52.720 We finally did see him today get out of a car, shuffle past the press, mumble.

00:05:58.880 His frozen arms.

00:05:59.840 Mumble a few words.

00:06:01.060 And then I have to say, he took the big boy stairs up to Air Force One, which the last time we saw him, they were loading him in the belly through the short stairs.

00:06:08.880 So, he's apparently doing a little bit better.

00:06:10.580 And we're supposed to hear from him in an Oval Office address tomorrow.

00:06:13.880 So, but truly like the craziest 14 days in American politics.

00:06:18.700 Ben, what do you make of all of it?

00:06:21.200 I mean, that's a big question.

00:06:24.100 It's almost hard to know where to begin with all of this because I feel like we're all seven years older in the last three weeks.

00:06:30.240 It's one crazy event after another.

00:06:32.980 I think we should probably start from the state of the race as it currently is because we can get into Joe Biden dropping out.

00:06:38.520 What does that mean for the country and all the rest?

00:06:40.140 But I think that we should start with the state of the race, which is now Donald Trump versus Kamala Harris.

00:06:44.520 This is a different race.

00:06:45.740 It doesn't mean that Donald Trump doesn't have the advantage.

00:06:47.480 Donald Trump obviously does have the advantage at this point in time.

00:06:50.600 If you look at the polling data, he's running somewhere between one and two points in the national polling ahead of Kamala Harris.

00:06:55.820 With all of that said, obviously he's no longer running against a dead person and pretty much everybody had been expending their mental energy on the fact that Joe Biden is senile and incapable of holding his office.

00:07:05.460 Now Kamala Harris is in there and this race looks kind of like the dynamic that the race had before that first debate, before Joe Biden completely fell apart.

00:07:12.760 Which means that Donald Trump has an advantage, but it's less of a massive advantage than sort of a slight advantage.

00:07:18.040 And you're going to see the most irritating media coverage you've ever seen over the course of the next three and a half months trying to whip everybody into a frenzy over the least charming candidate since ever.

00:07:26.660 I mean, she's way less charming than Hillary Clinton.

00:07:28.800 She's way less interesting than Hillary Clinton.

00:07:30.720 She's way more annoying than Hillary Clinton.

00:07:32.500 She runs terrible campaigns.

00:07:33.760 She was the literally most radical senator in the United States Senate as of 2019.

00:07:38.340 She was the border czar who's presided over the worst border crisis in American history.

00:07:43.040 And of course, there's the cackle.

00:07:44.800 So, you know, do I think that she's capable of winning?

00:07:47.700 Isn't anybody who's on the ticket is capable of winning?

00:07:49.880 Do I think that she's going to win in the current situation?

00:07:52.460 I think that it's she certainly has an uphill road.

00:07:54.960 But the fact that the Democrats had to pull her last minute demonstrates just how desperate they were and just how powerful Trump's campaign has been so far.

00:08:02.360 Ben, we heard almost none of that.

00:08:04.820 I actually heard it.

00:08:06.480 You look authoritative.

00:08:07.920 I'm just looking at the monitor.

00:08:09.480 You use your hands very effectively.

00:08:11.040 No, I'll let you know.

00:08:11.840 Ben was talking about how handsome I am and how nice my jacket looks tonight.

00:08:15.720 It's all totally agree, Ben.

00:08:18.140 It also shows you the fact that they would pull the fact that they would pull Biden at the last minute and throw Harrison shows you not only how desperate they were, but how they will do whatever it takes.

00:08:31.580 They will, in 2020, they will advocate locking the country down and change all the election rules if they think it's going to help them.

00:08:38.500 They will toss this man, this man who has given the majority of his life to this party, who has always been a yes man, a company man, total empty suit, changes his views based on what they want him to do.

00:08:48.880 They will pick him up.

00:08:50.640 Kamala will throw him under one of those big yellow school buses that she loves so much and let it run him right over.

00:08:56.020 And so we shouldn't underestimate how formidable that political force is.

00:09:01.260 Willie Brown says, and he knows Kamala.

00:09:06.300 He knows, I don't know if he knows her biblically, but he, at a minimum, knows her Book of Mormon.

00:09:15.760 It took like seven minutes for Willie Brown to come up in the conversation.

00:09:20.760 Self-censor, self-censor.

00:09:21.860 So he has said all along that she would be present.

00:09:24.740 Yes, he did.

00:09:25.360 That she is an amazing political tactician, he says.

00:09:28.380 And here she is, and she has, in fact, found herself in a position, never having received a single popular vote in a Democratic primary, she finds herself, her party's nominee to be president.

00:09:38.840 And as we learned in 2016, if you are the nominee, you can win.

00:09:42.380 Yeah, absolutely.

00:09:42.980 And I'm a little less sanguine even than Ben.

00:09:44.940 I think the major political shift in the last week is that it was Donald Trump's race to lose.

00:09:51.400 And now I think that it actually is Kamala's race to lose.

00:09:54.200 In other words, it's not that I don't think Donald Trump can beat Kamala Harris.

00:09:57.340 It's that I don't think he is beating Kamala Harris.

00:09:59.900 There's a huge wave of new voter enthusiasm, completely changes the game.

00:10:03.860 It's unfair.

00:10:05.160 You know, it's, they basically got to the last inning of the game, realized that their opponent was far, far ahead, and then they just called a complete reset, fundamentally changed the rules of the game, fundamentally changed the competition.

00:10:17.060 But that is the reality that now is before us.

00:10:19.360 And Trump is going to have to, and not just Trump, everyone who wants Trump to be the next president is going to have to actually do the work to get him elected.

00:10:28.380 And we can't, we can't underestimate, I think sometimes we underestimate, we don't want to underestimate the threat Kamala Harris poses.

00:10:35.460 But we also want to underestimate the ability of the corporate media to set a narrative.

00:10:40.340 And sometimes we like to, we like to wish cast and tell ourselves that corporate media is irrelevant, but they're not.

00:10:46.360 And the corporate media, we saw what happened when they, along with the donor class and the Democrat elites, decided they want to get rid of a sitting president.

00:10:54.860 They did it in three weeks.

00:10:55.940 That's right.

00:10:56.340 So if they set out right now and they decide that, you know what, Kamala Harris is a transformational candidate, she's a once-in-a-generation political figure, she's going to be the first female president, she's all these things.

00:11:09.800 None of that is, well, first female president is true, but the rest of it isn't.

00:11:12.680 But if they decide they want to convince the public of that, then they have a real ability to do that for a lot of people.

00:11:18.940 And I think also the, you know, the emotional blackmail tactic is, is, has proven pretty powerful.

00:11:26.880 And so, you know, the, one of the messages to the American public will be, you know, this is, we had a chance at a female president in 2016 and you bigots didn't let it happen.

00:11:38.900 The times is already happening.

00:11:39.540 Are you really, the second time in a row, are you going to let Donald Trump beat the second female potential president?

00:11:46.180 You've convinced me.

00:11:47.100 Trump's going to win.

00:11:48.940 I have to say, though, that first, there's one thing that we should actually admit up front.

00:11:54.020 From the moment that bullet missed Donald Trump, from the moment he was all right, this has been the most entertaining couple of days in politics that I have ever seen.

00:12:02.460 If you love politics, and it's added to by the Democrats' soulless coup of this guy, engineered, obviously, behind the scenes by Barack Obama with a fine Italian hand.

00:12:12.660 And it's so much more entertaining than even Trump, because Trump fires you on a jumbotron.

00:12:17.080 You know, you're in Yankee Stadium, it's like Rex Tillis and you're fired.

00:12:20.220 You know, kiss the girl next to you, you're out of here.

00:12:22.040 But Obama has that Chicago way of getting rid of you, which is just entertaining.

00:12:28.420 That Chicago way of making sure that Jews still win, even though no one has voted for you.

00:12:32.140 Yeah, I have to say, though, that Kamala does have some strengths that actually are strengths.

00:12:37.860 She hates Jews, and she kills babies, and she bails out rioters.

00:12:43.660 And those are things that the Democrat base not only likes, but they will make it less likely that the Democrat convention is overrun by pro-Hamas Nazi protesters.

00:12:54.980 That's right.

00:12:55.600 Yeah.

00:12:55.900 Although, if she actually leans in to be very bad, Ben.

00:13:00.260 Sorry.

00:13:00.940 I know the latency is bad, and so I'm chiming in from literally a different state.

00:13:04.860 But I will say that I am maybe the optimist in the room, or not in the room, as the case may be, which is a shock.

00:13:11.220 There are a few different factors here that make me a little more optimistic than you guys.

00:13:14.680 One is, people already have seen Kamala Harris.

00:13:16.760 She ran the worst presidential campaign in modern history in 2020.

00:13:20.120 So bad that she dropped out of the race before she even got to her home state of California.

00:13:24.640 She loses her staff like nobody's business.

00:13:26.540 She's just not a competent candidate.

00:13:28.580 She's never run a truly competitive race.

00:13:30.280 The only competitive race that she ever ran was for attorney general in the state of California.

00:13:34.500 And she won that one by one point over Republican in the state of California.

00:13:38.220 And so the idea that she's going to be able to put together a credible campaign, I think that's very difficult.

00:13:42.260 She's very, very online.

00:13:43.820 I think a lot of the enthusiasm you're seeing right now is about Biden getting out, not about Kamala Harris.

00:13:47.700 So that means it's sort of an airsats enthusiasm.

00:13:49.700 It's the kind of enthusiasm that you are forced to feel with a gun to your head every time Beyonce brings out an album.

00:13:54.920 It doesn't mean the album's good, but it doesn't mean that you have to pretend that you're enthusiastic about it for the next five to ten minutes.

00:14:00.400 And then, you know, you forget it ever happened.

00:14:02.420 I think there's some of that going on with Kamala Harris right now.

00:14:04.900 I think there's something else that has happened in the interim that has changed the race pretty significantly.

00:14:08.900 And that is a permission structure was created by Joe Biden so that people could actually say the thing out loud that they haven't been able to say for nearly a decade, which is, I will vote for Donald Trump.

00:14:19.000 There's been a major obstacle for Donald Trump in 2016 and 2020 was the social censure that has hatched to even the statement that you would vote for Donald Trump.

00:14:26.840 And now you're seeing very prominent figures like an Elon Musk say that they'll vote for Trump, like a Mark Zuckerberg say nice things about Trump.

00:14:33.940 The opening that Joe Biden created by staying in the race and by so clearly being out of his mind, by so clearly being senile, allowed many people to say the thing.

00:14:43.240 And once they've said the thing, it's a little easier to say the thing again and it's harder to unsay the thing.

00:14:47.800 Once Donald Trump becomes a serious candidate in your mind, well, then he's a serious candidate in your mind.

00:14:52.860 And Kamala Harris coming in isn't going to reshift that.

00:14:54.780 And so you've seen some of the lines that she's retailed over the course of, say, the last couple of days.

00:14:59.420 And these lines are very weak. She started with the Project 2025 stuff. That ain't going nowhere.

00:15:03.760 She started with the I'm going to prosecute the case against Donald Trump.

00:15:06.020 I mean, you're going to do it. I mean, the DOJ is literally doing it in two separate jurisdictions.

00:15:10.940 And you have Fannie Willis doing it in Georgia and you have New York doing like you're going to be the you're right.

00:15:15.940 We've never heard a case against Donald Trump. We need you, the world's worst prosecutor, to come in and prosecute Donald Trump.

00:15:21.320 And now she's doing the we're not going to the past. We're going to the future nonsense, which I mean, I just I have to break it to her.

00:15:28.220 We're all going to the future. We have no choice.

00:15:31.080 There's no way to get back to the past.

00:15:33.520 I just hope that they don't find out that Donald Trump ever had a misdemeanor marijuana possession conviction, because if he did.

00:15:43.060 Yeah, can I say black, it's fine. She'll never come after him. He's white. He's cool.

00:15:46.480 Two things to what Ben said. First of all, Kamala Harris has never won an election, a campaign that she had to run by herself because she's not competent enough.

00:15:57.640 But she's not Kamala Harris isn't running for president. She's not by herself.

00:16:01.300 She's running along with the corporate media, with the donors, with the dem elites lining up behind her.

00:16:06.760 She's never had that before. And when you have that, it just does change the game pretty considerably.

00:16:11.040 And the second point is, I think that just just to take the pessimistic view on on outflank Ben on pessimism.

00:16:18.400 I think that the line about that she had at the when she was giving a speech to the campaign workers about, you know, I was a prosecutor and I went after abusers and I went after scam artists.

00:16:29.620 And I know these I know guys like Donald Trump. Yeah, the Donald Trump part of that isn't very compelling.

00:16:35.040 We've heard it a million times. But if and I don't know if this is the case,

00:16:38.800 but if that is an indication that she is actually going to try to run as the tough as nails prosecutor who's gone out there and found the bad guys and put them in jail,

00:16:49.180 if she's going to run as that Kamala Harris, which is mostly a fantasy, but if she's going to run as that rather than the Kamala Harris that bailed rioters out of prison,

00:16:58.240 that could be a problem for the Republicans. And the reason why it's a problem for Republicans is that I'm not confident that Republicans aren't dumb enough to respond to that by trying to outflank Kamala to the left on the crime issue.

00:17:13.680 We've already seen some of this about how Kamala Harris, she put she put, you know, young black men in prison and that sort of thing.

00:17:21.640 We're seeing that from Republicans. And so the real risk here is that Republicans give up the crime issue, which is so easy.

00:17:27.980 Yeah. Such a winner that they give it up because they think it's a they think it's a vulnerability.

00:17:32.680 She is really vulnerable. I'm actually on Ben's side about this.

00:17:35.280 I think that I would rather see Trump run against Biden because Biden has passed away.

00:17:39.240 But but I think so. This is a little it's worse than that.

00:17:42.120 This is not they're not as bad. But but she's got the she's the borders are.

00:17:47.080 Remember the borders are she's never been to the border.

00:17:48.960 And she's never been to Europe. And and she was part of the conspiracy of lies that I think has undermined the media in a big way.

00:17:59.020 She came out and said, I saw Joe Biden every day. He was great.

00:18:02.700 He was nobody was sharper. He was so sharp.

00:18:05.060 She was lying to the people. And there are Democrats still.

00:18:08.200 Look, a lot of people are going to turn out as they did in the last election to vote against Donald Trump.

00:18:13.020 There's no question about that. They always do.

00:18:14.860 But still, she has been really deceptive, openly dishonest in a way that we all have the receipts.

00:18:22.540 We all can see what she did. And that just to me undermines her in a very deep way.

00:18:27.240 Plus, Biden is a failed president. I also is his policies have failed.

00:18:31.800 I feel good about the polls. I share your concern, Matt, because right now Republicans could hit Kamala in two different ways.

00:18:39.640 We have we have all the clips. The one is where she's making fun of the people who say we need to build more schools, not more jails.

00:18:45.000 That's prosecutor tough on crime Kamala. That's the one that some Republicans in a misguided way are focusing on.

00:18:50.360 But there's also Kamala talking to Stephen Colbert in 2020 saying the BLM riots are going to continue and they should continue.

00:18:56.580 There's the Kamala who bails the rioters out of prison directly.

00:19:00.080 So obviously, that's the one to focus on.

00:19:01.760 That's the one to set the narrative that that is the Kamala.

00:19:03.500 That's the real Kamala. Yes. But if you look right now.

00:19:06.040 I mean, also, sorry, go ahead. You have to look at the state by state here.

00:19:10.480 So I was going to say, look at the state by state.

00:19:11.880 So one of the things that they've been doing with the political analysis is saying that the map for Joe Biden was basically win the blue wall states or he or he's done right.

00:19:18.580 He's going to lose Georgia, Arizona. He was going to lose Nevada.

00:19:21.180 And they're saying that, well, maybe for Kamala Harris, the idea is that she can lose some of those blue wall states and she can win back, say, Georgia or Arizona or Nevada.

00:19:28.900 I don't think that's going to happen. I really don't.

00:19:31.000 I think that the gains that she is going to make with black voters are going to be lost with rural white voters, because those are voters that Biden was doing better with than she was doing.

00:19:40.400 So they've been saying, well, she's going to shift her strategy to the Sunbelt.

00:19:42.820 She's not going to win Georgia. Stacey Abrams couldn't win Georgia.

00:19:45.400 Why would Kamala Harris be able to win Georgia?

00:19:47.400 She's not going to win Arizona. Kamala Harris is not wildly popular with Hispanics.

00:19:50.660 There's a poll that came out that shows that she's running dead even with Donald Trump among Hispanics.

00:19:54.700 Gretchen Whitmer already, I think, gave away the game.

00:19:56.980 She was asked the other day whether she would take the VP slot on Kamala's ticket, and she said she would not.

00:20:02.440 And when you're a VP candidate, it's possible VP candidates.

00:20:04.720 I mean, again, politicians are the most ambitious people in the world, like on planet Earth.

00:20:09.120 And becoming VP is obviously a launch point for the presidency, and that's true on both sides of the aisle.

00:20:13.940 The gaming in order to become VP is so unbelievably strong.

00:20:17.480 So when Gretchen Whitmer, who is the current governor of Michigan, when she is asked, would you take the VP slot from Kamala Harris?

00:20:23.720 And she says no. I think everybody should take a minute and just wonder why that is.

00:20:27.800 Why is she saying no to that?

00:20:29.740 I think the obvious answer is she thinks there's a pretty good shot that Kamala Harris goes down to wild defeat in 2024,

00:20:35.480 and then it's Gretchen Whitmer time come 2028.

00:20:37.540 That's right. I think it's possible the Democrats are actually thinking that way,

00:20:40.780 that they're basically saying, with Kamala Harris, we end the panic, which will help the guys lower down on the ticket.

00:20:46.360 Trump can only be president for one more term.

00:20:48.700 So we let him come in and wreak whatever havoc, and then we clean up the next time out.

00:20:52.580 There are three big polls out right now. One of them has Kamala up. Reuters-Ipsos has Kamala up by a little bit.

00:20:57.680 The other two polls, I forget which they came from, did not.

00:21:01.780 You know, Kamala, Trump was up by one in one of them, and Trump was up more significantly in the other.

00:21:07.380 And CNN was talking about these two polls.

00:21:09.840 So you say, okay, Trump up by one. Okay, maybe Kamala's up by a little in the Reuters-Ipsos.

00:21:15.140 But this is the honeymoon period. Candidates go down when they start running.

00:21:19.880 Hillary looked really good in 2015. You know, it was only when she got to the Reuters.

00:21:23.400 But this is actually the problem. The honeymoon period usually lasts about 100 days.

00:21:28.200 The election is something like 114 days from now.

00:21:30.380 Not in a campaign. 100 days in a campaign?

00:21:32.800 Oh, yeah. In a situation like this, we're missing the fact that she never had to face the voters.

00:21:38.620 There's never been a debate. There's never been a single time where she's had to take fire from her own side.

00:21:44.240 So for that reason, she gets to be nothing but an icon for her side.

00:21:48.300 Her side never has to question whether or not they like her.

00:21:51.600 They only get to judge her in comparison to Donald Trump, whom they hate.

00:21:56.320 And so I think that she'll have an extended honeymoon period.

00:21:58.480 I'm not sure about that.

00:21:59.680 I think, first of all, you know, I don't think the fact that this was a coup and nobody voted for her is a big talking point.

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00:24:00.660 That's some really good stuff.

00:24:02.000 That was good copy.

00:24:02.680 Wow.

00:24:03.120 It was a pretty good segue, too.

00:24:04.760 Stop it.

00:24:05.400 Come on.

00:24:05.720 Get out of here.

00:24:06.000 You're a pro.

00:24:06.720 Come on.

00:24:07.040 So, some room to be pessimistic, some room to be optimistic.

00:24:12.560 The thing that I was saying at the beginning, though, I do want to stress, which is, if

00:24:16.320 everyone who says, I voted for Donald Trump, actually voted for Donald Trump, we do this

00:24:22.280 funny thing in America where we use the term voted to mean support or voted in the abstract.

00:24:26.820 Yeah.

00:24:27.160 But elections aren't won by support.

00:24:29.160 Elections are won by casting ballots and then sitting on the ballot box.

00:24:33.180 And so, I think it's going to take real shoe leather to beat Kamala Harris and to beat

00:24:37.220 the Democrat machine, which is what we're really running against.

00:24:40.280 And I think that Republicans run the risk of making the mistake that Hillary Clinton

00:24:46.180 made and the Democrats made in 2016, where they thought, there's no way we could lose

00:24:51.360 to this clown.

00:24:52.620 And so, they didn't show up and vote.

00:24:54.680 And so, they lost.

00:24:55.900 And if we get cocky and think that Donald Trump can't possibly lose to Kamala Harris

00:24:59.140 just because she's off-putting to us, we will lose to her.

00:25:02.240 Yeah, complacency would be a big mistake.

00:25:03.920 But optimism isn't.

00:25:05.020 I have to say, in this moment, I'm less optimistic than I was when Biden, but I never expected

00:25:10.440 Biden to be the candidate.

00:25:12.120 I never thought he could make it to the finish line.

00:25:14.460 And so, and I don't think Trump did either.

00:25:16.460 I think that Trump is prepared for this.

00:25:18.120 They kept saying online, oh, Trump is shaking in his boots.

00:25:20.960 First of all, a bullet he wasn't shaking in his boots.

00:25:24.080 And second of all, Trump has been expecting this.

00:25:26.940 They got the first ad out within like 30 seconds of her announcement.

00:25:29.800 They were ready to pivot for two months.

00:25:32.160 And she's just, she's so vulnerable.

00:25:34.420 She cannot hide the things she said.

00:25:36.900 I mean, this is, you know, it's a media age.

00:25:40.220 They can get those tapes out there and we can see her bailing out the rioters and saying

00:25:45.480 the things she said and that cackling.

00:25:47.480 Are you saying that she's burdened by what has been?

00:25:50.240 She's burdened by what has been.

00:25:51.620 That's exactly what I'm saying.

00:25:52.940 By the way.

00:25:53.520 Yeah.

00:25:54.080 We joke about that as though it's, as though it's a really empty and, and, um, a sort of,

00:25:59.400 uh, ridiculous, ridiculous platitude, but it actually isn't.

00:26:03.180 She is actually expressing the worst philosophy I've ever heard.

00:26:08.920 But she's, she is essentially saying, it's the same philosophy.

00:26:13.140 You know, it's the same philosophy as, uh, as Kylo Ren uses in The Last Jedi.

00:26:16.960 It's literally that line, right?

00:26:18.260 You remember, I know it's a terrible movie.

00:26:19.780 So you've blocked it out from your memory, but you remember that that's literally his case.

00:26:22.680 What if we blow up all the old, and then we are unburdened by what has been, and we can, and we can be the new.

00:26:28.400 She really is a nefarious and sinister character.

00:26:31.600 I think that what, there are a few things Republicans are going to have to be very careful of with regard to attacking her, however.

00:26:35.800 I think that the most obvious thing about her is that she's wildly dishonest.

00:26:39.080 This is where I think, Drew, what you were saying earlier, the health cover-up actually does apply to her.

00:26:44.020 And Republicans should be hitting that over and over and over again.

00:26:45.980 That's like an 80-20 issue in American life.

00:26:48.180 Americans believe, by like an 80-20 margin, that if you said Joe Biden was fine, you were lying to them.

00:26:53.100 That goes to her radical dishonesty.

00:26:55.160 And then there's her actual radicalism.

00:26:57.260 She's running for president.

00:26:58.360 That means that she needs, say, Pennsylvania.

00:27:00.160 She came out in 2020 and said she would ban fracking outright.

00:27:03.520 That should mean she loses Pennsylvania pretty much automatically.

00:27:06.820 The thing Republicans cannot do is the thing that we have a temptation to do,

00:27:09.720 which is to talk about the obvious ridiculousness of this person running for president in the first place.

00:27:14.980 I think that you're going to have to let people discover that for themselves.

00:27:17.900 One area where she's different from Hillary is we had 20 years of people learning to hate Hillary Clinton,

00:27:21.700 like really, really, really hate Hillary Clinton.

00:27:24.560 Kamala Harris is fairly unknown to the American public.

00:27:27.240 Ask most people who the vice president is, and they really, really have no clue.

00:27:30.340 That said, I think that if Republicans, if we can, the temptation is going to be to say Willie Brown over and over and over,

00:27:36.060 which, of course, is true.

00:27:37.540 I mean, the first episode of the series, Kamala, available at Daily Wire Plus, 47% off with promo code 5.

00:27:44.600 The first episode talks all about her relationship with Willie Brown and how that got her started in politics.

00:27:50.140 But that is going to be used by her as a way of getting out the female vote.

00:27:54.400 The more you say Willie Brown, the more she says you're a sexist for mentioning Willie Brown.

00:27:57.800 I think the same thing is probably going to be true when we mention the simple and obvious fact that she is, in fact, a diversity pick.

00:28:03.040 I mean, Joe Biden literally said that he wanted a black woman for the ticket.

00:28:05.980 But if we say that he wanted a black woman for the ticket and thus she is unqualified to be vice president of the United States,

00:28:10.920 then she's going to say that we're all racist.

00:28:12.700 I don't think it's necessary to say all that.

00:28:14.200 I think people can see it.

00:28:15.380 I think people can see that she's unqualified for the vice presidency, that she's a weirdo.

00:28:19.060 I don't think that Donald Trump needs to call her a weirdo, for example, because every time she laughs, she's being a weirdo.

00:28:25.060 I think you should focus in on the fact that she's a radical leftist who is far too far left for the American.

00:28:29.080 Way more left than Joe Biden was, even.

00:28:31.700 And combine that with her unbelievable dishonesty, that's going to have to be the attack line.

00:28:36.020 So now there is one issue.

00:28:37.440 We talk about how Kamala has thrown all these people in prison and prosecuted people.

00:28:40.880 She has prosecuted a friend of mine, David Daleiden.

00:28:43.980 Not a black man, though they talk about how she threw all these black men in prison.

00:28:47.160 David Daleiden, a white guy, but regardless of his race, he's a big pro-lifer.

00:28:52.140 And she has prosecuted him for defending life and exposing the evils and crimes of the abortion industry.

00:29:00.540 And she has been fanatically pro-abortion for her whole career.

00:29:05.140 And I say this as someone who is entirely pro-life.

00:29:08.600 There is no sunlight at all between me and the pro-life movement.

00:29:11.900 But I'm recognizing that abortion has been a tricky issue for the pro-lifers at the ballot since the Dobbs decision.

00:29:19.440 So does she run on abortion?

00:29:21.700 Does she say this is going to energize the base?

00:29:23.640 And how do the Republicans respond to that?

00:29:26.060 Matt?

00:29:26.840 Well, I mean, first of all, what you just mentioned, I think that is not known enough.

00:29:31.620 And the Republicans need to get that information out there.

00:29:33.700 Because what actually happened there was Dave Daleiden was at the Center for Medical Progress.

00:29:39.320 This was, you know, six, seven years ago, those videos where they revealed that Planned Parenthood was killing babies

00:29:46.480 and selling their parts illegally on the black market.

00:29:50.160 James O'Keefe?

00:29:51.480 This was David Daleiden.

00:29:52.940 David Daleiden.

00:29:53.480 Was spearheading it.

00:29:54.940 And David was being prosecuted in California.

00:29:58.100 I think he's still out there.

00:29:58.880 This was our first video.

00:29:59.560 He got him on.

00:30:00.860 This is the video we weren't allowed to release.

00:30:02.240 That's right.

00:30:02.860 The first Daily Wire video.

00:30:04.300 That's right.

00:30:04.660 David got them on camera joking, saying, well, you know, we're going to sell these baby parts.

00:30:10.760 And, you know, I sure would like to buy a Lamborghini.

00:30:12.960 Right.

00:30:13.220 That was one of the lines.

00:30:14.160 Wow.

00:30:14.520 And nobody in Planned Parenthood was prosecuted for that.

00:30:17.160 Instead, they went after him.

00:30:18.400 And I think that's kind of the answer to your question, is that that should be the response.

00:30:21.160 If she wants to go to abortion, then you go right to, okay, well, so you think it's okay for Planned Parenthood to sell the body parts of babies.

00:30:29.480 And you prosecuted someone who exposed that.

00:30:33.260 I mean, I'd like to see her, I don't think she's ever had to defend that specific case one time.

00:30:38.500 I'd love to see her defend it.

00:30:40.020 I think if it comes up in a debate, that's the direction you take it.

00:30:42.820 We saw Trump do that against Biden a little bit when abortion came up and he pivoted right to Democrat extremism on the issue.

00:30:48.960 And I think that's what you have to do.

00:30:50.560 You're not backing away and surrendering.

00:30:52.220 But instead, you're saying, look, we're not going to talk about the 1% of cases.

00:30:55.560 We're not going to talk about the hard cases until you talk about the 99% of cases of abortion where it's used for birth control.

00:31:01.460 Until you talk about the fact that you support killing a fully developed infant a second before birth.

00:31:07.400 Like, you answer for that and then we can talk about these really rare cases.

00:31:11.360 That is a good strategy.

00:31:12.280 But it also is true that this motivates their base.

00:31:14.420 That's what I started out with.

00:31:15.820 The fact that she hates Israel and she kills babies motivates the left's base.

00:31:20.860 And it does mean, I think, that they have a better chance of having a quiet DNC.

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00:32:51.040 So one thing that I want to talk about is the assassination attempt on Donald Trump.

00:32:56.880 It's hard to believe how much has happened.

00:32:58.840 That actually almost seems like a distant memory.

00:33:00.860 But it was less than three weeks ago,

00:33:02.600 and it's one of the truly amazing events of my lifetime,

00:33:07.180 is that they took a shot at the presumptive nominee and former president of the United States.

00:33:13.600 It was less than two weeks ago, wasn't it?

00:33:15.760 I think it was 10 days ago.

00:33:19.060 That's how fast time is moving.

00:33:20.800 Yeah, it's amazing.

00:33:21.580 So one of the true humiliating examples of, at a minimum,

00:33:28.440 humiliating examples of the hatred of the deep state for Donald Trump

00:33:31.880 and the failure of bureaucracy to do anything effectively

00:33:35.860 is this shot being taken at Donald Trump.

00:33:38.140 And a true turning point, I think, in his political career as well.

00:33:41.780 A lot of people talk about the fight, fight, fight,

00:33:44.700 which was an amazing moment of political theatrics.

00:33:48.780 Epic.

00:33:49.200 Just Donald Trump is a true entertainer.

00:33:50.960 He had presence in the moment to have this beautifully theatrical response.

00:33:55.380 And raw courage.

00:33:56.180 And raw courage.

00:33:57.060 But my favorite moment is actually right before fight, fight, fight,

00:34:00.580 when he isn't at the mic and he isn't playing to the camera yet.

00:34:04.640 And he says to the Secret Service agent,

00:34:06.660 let me get my shoe back on, son.

00:34:09.220 And it's one of the most, to me, it's not one of,

00:34:12.140 it is the most humanizing moment in this entire sort of last eight years of Donald Trump.

00:34:18.860 That one, he chased the Marine's cap.

00:34:20.780 In political life.

00:34:21.860 Yeah, that was amazing.

00:34:22.740 Without thinking.

00:34:23.540 I mean, that was an amazing thing.

00:34:25.200 Look, this is, this was epic.

00:34:27.180 I mean, I've never seen anything quite like it.

00:34:29.180 And I think it speaks to what Ben was saying,

00:34:32.520 is it made it possible to just say, you know what,

00:34:34.620 like what Zuckerberg said, this guy's badass, you know.

00:34:36.720 It means that he's who he pretends to be,

00:34:39.880 which is a really important thing because he's such a showman that,

00:34:43.880 as Michael just said, it showed raw courage literally under fire.

00:34:49.000 And that's what he pretends to be.

00:34:50.520 What he says is he's going to stand up to the deep state for us.

00:34:53.860 And you look at that and thought, I'm in.

00:34:55.620 I have to tell you, I'm in.

00:34:57.340 Like, I've had problems with Trump since January 6th,

00:35:00.180 even though I get all the gray areas of it and all that.

00:35:03.220 I still thought he should have acted more quickly.

00:35:05.420 At this point, with the New York conviction, I thought, forget it.

00:35:08.900 Now he's a hero and I'm with him all the way.

00:35:11.580 And when I saw this, I thought like, dude, you know,

00:35:14.260 if you're not, who do you want to be your president?

00:35:16.940 Be against Putin and Iran and China.

00:35:19.060 A guy who stands up and gets, almost gets his head blown up.

00:35:21.620 Also, you had this moment at the RNC where he addresses it.

00:35:25.380 And I thought the first half of that speech, especially,

00:35:27.140 was extraordinarily good and brought tears to my eyes,

00:35:31.460 as it did to a lot of people.

00:35:33.220 And he says, you know, you don't understand.

00:35:35.640 I'm not supposed to be here.

00:35:37.160 And the people say, yes, you are.

00:35:38.640 Yes, you are.

00:35:39.140 And I love it.

00:35:40.120 This beautiful moment of humility.

00:35:41.260 He goes, thanks, but I'm not.

00:35:43.200 I'm not, actually.

00:35:44.080 But he is in the broader sense.

00:35:45.520 And so if you believe, as we do here,

00:35:48.480 that the entire cosmos is extraordinary,

00:35:52.120 perfectly tightly knit to achieve God's ultimate ends

00:35:55.260 in history and providence,

00:35:56.900 then as astonishing as the attempted assassination was,

00:36:00.720 you would say, yes, yes, of course.

00:36:03.160 Of course, Trump turned his head 20 degrees a nanosecond

00:36:07.000 as the guy is pulling the trigger.

00:36:08.900 And it just, instead of blowing the back of his head off,

00:36:11.080 it just whizzed off the top of his ear.

00:36:12.780 Of course, that happened in God's providence.

00:36:15.240 Doesn't make it any less astonishing in the moment.

00:36:17.460 But that is not only a vindication of Donald Trump's political courage,

00:36:22.680 a complete condemnation of how the left has justified the assassination

00:36:27.300 for eight years now, calling him Hitler,

00:36:29.160 calling him an existential threat to the country.

00:36:30.880 Performing it, performing it on stages.

00:36:32.520 Performing it on stages, you know,

00:36:34.000 holding his severed head up in effigy.

00:36:36.760 But it's also one more example of glory given to God

00:36:43.000 in this just absolutely magnificent,

00:36:47.020 an event that is impossible to explain,

00:36:51.040 absent a logic to the universe and providence.

00:36:54.120 Yeah, and obviously it's about Donald Trump,

00:36:59.820 but other people were hurt and a man was killed as well.

00:37:02.120 Like there is a, it is an actual real thing.

00:37:05.300 You know, there are people on the left saying it was staged

00:37:07.060 and all this kind of nonsense.

00:37:08.840 Well, someone is dead.

00:37:10.740 Someone was murdered.

00:37:11.580 And the assassin was killed too.

00:37:13.020 So like he got a bad deal of people, a troll of some sort.

00:37:16.060 The funny thing is if he did stage it,

00:37:17.720 he still has a lot of courage because what,

00:37:19.200 he hired someone to shoot at his head?

00:37:20.920 Yeah, right.

00:37:21.680 Takes a lot of guts.

00:37:22.340 And obviously this was an incredibly courageous moment for Trump,

00:37:25.640 especially because we have to remember when he stood up,

00:37:28.080 he didn't know if the threat was neutralized or not.

00:37:30.780 So for all he knew, there could be more shots coming his way.

00:37:33.480 So there's that.

00:37:34.340 But of course, we also have to talk about what allowed that to happen

00:37:38.800 and everything that's been revealed over the last two weeks,

00:37:41.520 just 10 days.

00:37:42.820 It's just with each new detail, and it's still, this is the case,

00:37:46.640 with each new thing that's added, it just makes the failure,

00:37:51.420 if that's what it was, even more mind-boggling.

00:37:54.400 And I think we're still at a point where, you know,

00:37:57.420 there are a lot of so-called conspiracy theories cropped up immediately after this.

00:38:01.120 And I think all of them are still basically on the table.

00:38:03.740 I don't think even the most nefarious possible interpretation

00:38:05.980 has not yet been ruled out,

00:38:07.740 especially when you consider things like the guy was on the roof for 20 minutes

00:38:12.160 and was known to be there.

00:38:13.900 They saw him with a rifle three minutes.

00:38:16.140 This was the latest, I think.

00:38:17.980 They saw him with a rifle three minutes before he fired the shot.

00:38:22.320 They saw him three hours initially before all this happened.

00:38:26.320 Nobody told Trump, as he just revealed in an interview with Jesse Waters.

00:38:29.920 And it would have been very easy just to say,

00:38:31.260 well, hang out here for a second.

00:38:32.780 We got to get that guy off a roof.

00:38:33.980 They do that to me when I do a YAF speech or an ISI speech.

00:38:37.000 You know, and I'm just some guy,

00:38:39.400 and the threats aren't a guy with a rifle.

00:38:41.360 And they will hold the events for 15 minutes.

00:38:43.160 You've got a former president, current leading presidential nominee,

00:38:47.240 and nothing?

00:38:48.580 You just put him out there in the middle of a...

00:38:49.900 She didn't just step down, right?

00:38:51.920 She didn't just resign.

00:38:53.160 Small potato.

00:38:53.960 But amazing, she's the first person in the Biden administration

00:38:57.360 to take responsibility for anything.

00:38:58.800 And she also stepped down.

00:38:59.920 She testified in front of Congress,

00:39:01.180 and she stepped down immediately after that.

00:39:03.020 And Ben, what did you say, Ben?

00:39:05.160 Yeah, no, she had to be forced to do it.

00:39:06.600 She said she wasn't going to go.

00:39:07.920 And Biden made no move to fire her.

00:39:09.700 And then only because Congress was about to impeach her

00:39:11.620 did she finally get out.

00:39:13.380 And I think it speaks to two major issues.

00:39:15.200 One having to do with the deep state,

00:39:17.720 with the Secret Service,

00:39:18.900 and one having to do with sort of just generally

00:39:21.140 the way that our government has become utterly incompetent,

00:39:23.860 incapable of doing anything.

00:39:25.000 And that's the best, as Matt says,

00:39:26.300 interpretation is just the insane levels

00:39:28.680 of incompetence right here.

00:39:30.260 But there is a malignity.

00:39:31.620 And that malignity is that Secret Service

00:39:33.120 was asked multiple times by Trump's campaign

00:39:34.920 for more Secret Service agents,

00:39:36.580 for more protection.

00:39:37.600 And they didn't give it.

00:39:38.420 And that's become clear through whistleblower testimony.

00:39:41.000 And then they lied about it.

00:39:41.660 They were requested.

00:39:42.500 Like, Donald Trump should be the most

00:39:43.680 protected person on the planet

00:39:45.640 because we all know how many people

00:39:47.000 want to kill him.

00:39:47.840 And in fact, we know that weeks before,

00:39:49.520 the Iranians,

00:39:50.240 apparently there was an Iranian plot to kill him

00:39:51.760 that was basically uncovered by the CIA.

00:39:54.480 And they knew about it.

00:39:55.820 And so they still didn't give him extra security

00:39:58.080 for something like that.

00:39:59.680 Either that is an extraordinary level

00:40:02.440 of lack of care and lack of fulfillment of duty,

00:40:05.780 or it's something that is more nefarious.

00:40:07.580 And again, everyone knows I'm very non-conspiratorial

00:40:10.300 when it comes to this stuff.

00:40:11.200 I just think that people are really bad at their jobs.

00:40:13.680 This is like the height of bad at your job.

00:40:15.560 You literally had one job.

00:40:16.900 I mean, the Secret Service has one job.

00:40:19.020 And the fact that it took this long

00:40:20.380 for her to be ousted from her job,

00:40:22.080 once again, speaks to the fact that

00:40:23.600 if Donald Trump does become president,

00:40:24.900 I hope he fires nearly everybody

00:40:26.120 in the executive branch.

00:40:27.060 Because this sort of incompetence runs just bone deep

00:40:30.100 with a huge number of our executive agencies.

00:40:32.160 So in the Navy, if you're the captain of a ship,

00:40:35.920 you obviously can't work 24 hours a day.

00:40:38.220 No human being works.

00:40:39.100 Drew works 21.

00:40:40.560 But most human beings can't work anything

00:40:42.420 like that number of hours during the day.

00:40:44.500 And so even if you're the captain of a ship at sea,

00:40:46.960 there's time where you're in your bunk asleep at night.

00:40:48.980 And that's not against the rule.

00:40:50.420 I mean, you have to be off duty

00:40:52.980 and in your bunk asleep at night.

00:40:54.560 If the captain of a ship is asleep in his bunk at night

00:40:58.440 and the ship is involved in a collision,

00:41:01.860 he is immediately removed as the captain of the ship

00:41:04.640 and fired from the Navy.

00:41:06.120 He is out.

00:41:07.080 And the reason is because it's not that it is his fault

00:41:10.880 in a sort of urgent, literal sense,

00:41:15.220 but it is ultimately his fault

00:41:17.100 because it's life and death for sailors on a ship at sea.

00:41:20.900 And if you created the culture that allowed the ship

00:41:24.860 to have a collision, even though it wasn't your fault,

00:41:27.340 you weren't on duty, you weren't on the bridge,

00:41:30.140 nevertheless, you're immediately the secret,

00:41:32.460 to be the head of the secret service,

00:41:34.320 whose job, like the captain of a ship,

00:41:36.040 is life or death,

00:41:37.280 the protection of a very small handful of principals,

00:41:39.920 presidents, former presidents, cabinet officials,

00:41:42.800 and other kinds of high dignitaries.

00:41:45.460 The very idea that someone could put a bullet

00:41:48.900 through one of your protectees,

00:41:50.640 who happens to be a former president of the United States

00:41:53.360 and leading candidate

00:41:54.140 for one of the major parties' nomination at that time,

00:41:57.500 the fact that it would even occur to you

00:41:59.540 that you still have it,

00:42:00.340 like it shouldn't be that Joe Biden fired her the next day.

00:42:03.320 It should have been that within 30 minutes,

00:42:05.380 her letter of resignation was on the desk

00:42:07.000 of the president of the United States.

00:42:08.860 It's not only a lack of honor,

00:42:10.280 it's a display of disdain for the people.

00:42:12.480 That's right.

00:42:12.760 And this is what really gets me

00:42:14.400 about the Biden administration,

00:42:15.620 is nobody steps down, the border's secure,

00:42:18.020 people are pouring across,

00:42:19.020 they come out and tell us the border's secure,

00:42:20.380 nobody has to pay for his lies,

00:42:22.220 nobody has to respond to a subpoena,

00:42:24.480 they put, you know, Bannon in jail

00:42:26.500 because he didn't respond to it.

00:42:27.440 Well, I live in a broken clock.

00:42:29.620 No, but, you know, all the same, you know,

00:42:31.520 I think that there's no responsibility to the people

00:42:34.120 because they don't feel that they're responsible.

00:42:37.220 You know, she stepped down, great,

00:42:40.000 you know, obviously way too late,

00:42:41.220 but some people, I fear,

00:42:43.140 want to give the Democrats credit for this

00:42:44.960 because not only was it Andy Biggs

00:42:47.060 was really tough on her during this testimony,

00:42:49.340 Nancy Mace was really tough on her,

00:42:50.840 but also Democrats, AOC was really tough on her,

00:42:53.320 Ro Khanna, liberal Democrat from California,

00:42:56.460 was a tough on her.

00:42:57.440 But yeah, of course they are.

00:42:59.360 She's small potatoes.

00:43:00.500 It doesn't matter.

00:43:01.380 You know, I think the reason they're willing

00:43:03.220 to throw her overboard is one,

00:43:05.340 there's just no defense of her staying in her job,

00:43:07.640 but two, because then they get to keep her boss.

00:43:10.880 Who's her boss?

00:43:11.680 Alejandra Mayorkas, the DHS secretary.

00:43:13.740 Then they get to keep his boss, Biden,

00:43:16.020 who says that he's staying on the job

00:43:17.240 even though he's got dementia for six plus months.

00:43:19.540 So it was a very low cost way

00:43:21.860 to distract from the situation,

00:43:23.960 but this is not good enough.

00:43:25.840 This is not even close to good enough.

00:43:27.280 Her resignation should not be the end of the story.

00:43:29.240 This should be the very beginning of the story.

00:43:30.860 The fact that they did get requests

00:43:33.280 from the Trump campaign for more security,

00:43:35.080 the fact that the Trump campaign

00:43:36.180 had to request more security, insane.

00:43:38.180 The fact that they did and it was denied, insane.

00:43:41.300 And then the fact that the Secret Service lied about it.

00:43:44.380 They came out and they said,

00:43:45.020 we have not received requests.

00:43:46.560 Oh, oopsie daisy.

00:43:47.800 Washington Post asked me a few more questions.

00:43:49.600 We did get some requests.

00:43:51.000 Now it doesn't just look like a screw up.

00:43:53.220 Now it looks like a cover up.

00:43:54.300 And I'm not saying it's a cover up

00:43:55.260 for a conspiracy necessarily,

00:43:56.820 but even if it's a cover up for incompetence,

00:43:59.380 that is a major, major.

00:44:01.060 What is the innocent explanation for something like,

00:44:03.720 she's asked at the hearing,

00:44:05.240 how many shell casings did they find on the roof?

00:44:07.740 And she won't answer.

00:44:08.860 She says she knows the answer, but she won't tell.

00:44:10.400 She wouldn't answer how many gunmen there were.

00:44:11.760 Right.

00:44:12.360 Yes.

00:44:12.940 Did he act alone?

00:44:13.780 She wouldn't say.

00:44:14.480 So I'm, maybe I tend a little bit more

00:44:17.200 towards a conspiratorial, I'll admit.

00:44:18.720 But I'm really wondering,

00:44:20.260 what is the innocent way to explain that?

00:44:22.180 Can I take a crack at it?

00:44:23.200 Okay.

00:44:25.460 First of all,

00:44:26.780 she should have been out of a job instantly.

00:44:29.040 I'm not sure that people shouldn't be prosecuted.

00:44:32.300 Horrible.

00:44:32.660 This event is terrible.

00:44:36.320 There are explanations for why you don't give

00:44:38.560 all of the information and testimony

00:44:40.100 less than 10 days from an event.

00:44:41.960 And it's because there's an ongoing,

00:44:43.240 presumably because there's an ongoing investigation.

00:44:45.280 You don't want to give away all the information

00:44:47.380 that would allow you to conduct that investigation.

00:44:50.540 But I want to speak to the conspiracy more broadly.

00:44:53.660 Think about what has to be true

00:44:55.540 for it to have been on purpose.

00:44:58.460 All the Secret Service snipers have to be in on it.

00:45:00.700 All of the local law enforcement

00:45:03.840 who are patrolling the outer perimeter

00:45:05.660 have to be out on it,

00:45:06.600 have to be in on it

00:45:07.380 because they can't accidentally do anything to stop it.

00:45:10.660 All of the sort of redneck MAGA T-shirt wearing,

00:45:14.980 because you're outside of the metal detectors here,

00:45:16.460 you're outside of the perimeter.

00:45:18.300 Any one of them could have a concealed firearm.

00:45:20.480 Any one of them could have intervened.

00:45:22.180 I mean, luck is not a business model.

00:45:24.600 If you're going to have the deep state

00:45:26.420 who have snipers who are capable of the amazing shot

00:45:28.640 that the sniper actually took to kill this guy,

00:45:30.420 you have those people on payroll.

00:45:31.820 If they wanted to shoot Donald Trump,

00:45:33.320 they would have shot Donald Trump.

00:45:34.680 There are pieces of conspiracy.

00:45:36.600 I'm sure there was a conspiracy of sorts

00:45:38.340 not to give him more protection.

00:45:40.240 But that's the,

00:45:41.360 and then I told that son of a gun Donald Trump's team,

00:45:43.780 we're not sending,

00:45:44.360 but like, that's not a conspiracy to get him killed.

00:45:47.020 That's a kind of loose conspiracy of attitude.

00:45:51.580 Yeah, generally want him dead.

00:45:53.220 A general.

00:45:53.900 Not specifically.

00:45:55.000 Yeah, it's a general disdain.

00:45:56.100 And the reason when these moments happen,

00:45:59.020 we become conspiratorial,

00:46:01.680 is because when a moment like this happens,

00:46:03.660 so many things have to have gone wrong

00:46:05.500 all at the same time,

00:46:06.580 that it seems completely implausible, right?

00:46:09.180 Like there are 20 things that went wrong here.

00:46:11.000 How could that all be a coincidence?

00:46:12.960 But what I would put before you is that

00:46:14.580 that's how it always is in these moments,

00:46:17.500 because human systems,

00:46:20.020 particularly in an advanced society,

00:46:21.520 are actually fairly robust.

00:46:23.240 And the robustness of the system

00:46:25.580 tends to absorb single and even double failures.

00:46:29.780 And so a great example of this is

00:46:30.960 you might be driving down the road,

00:46:32.740 and we've all done this.

00:46:34.220 You glance down at a text message.

00:46:36.200 Should you have done it?

00:46:37.360 No, it's a terrible thing to do.

00:46:39.160 Do you hit a school bus

00:46:40.920 and kill 30 innocent children

00:46:42.260 every time you do it?

00:46:43.600 No.

00:46:43.920 In fact, for most of us,

00:46:45.340 we will never hit a school bus

00:46:46.980 and kill 30 kids,

00:46:47.740 no matter how many times we look down

00:46:49.320 at a text message.

00:46:50.440 And that's because there's a certain robustness

00:46:51.980 to the system.

00:46:53.180 The other driver is driving defensively

00:46:56.200 and paying attention to the road.

00:46:57.640 Our cars have monitors and beep, beep, beeps.

00:46:59.740 There's those little lines on the road,

00:47:01.100 and when you hit them,

00:47:01.620 they go da-da-da-da-da-da-da

00:47:02.560 and kind of snap you back.

00:47:03.540 This is a fairly simple system,

00:47:04.960 but even it is robust enough

00:47:06.160 to absorb single failures

00:47:08.820 most of the time.

00:47:10.080 Doesn't always,

00:47:11.160 but most of the time.

00:47:12.260 And so it winds up being the case

00:47:13.880 that when these truly terrible events happen,

00:47:16.040 9-11,

00:47:17.980 the attempted assassination of Donald Trump,

00:47:19.940 other examples,

00:47:20.760 it tends to be the case in these moments

00:47:23.360 that we only know about it

00:47:26.000 because this is the time

00:47:27.960 when everything went wrong.

00:47:30.060 And the truth is,

00:47:33.000 Ben brought up this Iranian plot

00:47:34.600 on Donald Trump's life

00:47:35.500 from a few weeks ago,

00:47:37.040 98% of Americans

00:47:38.480 have not even heard of that.

00:47:39.620 Because the truth is

00:47:40.700 that the system is so robust,

00:47:42.460 there's always a guy

00:47:43.520 with a long object

00:47:45.280 that could be a rifle

00:47:46.160 and the sniper sees him.

00:47:47.960 There's always the local law enforcement

00:47:49.460 calls something in

00:47:50.380 and they're on the wrong channel

00:47:51.500 because they're not used to interacting

00:47:52.920 with the Secret Service.

00:47:54.320 There's always the overweight girl

00:47:57.560 from DHS

00:47:58.620 who got assigned to the detail

00:48:00.100 because they didn't have

00:48:01.040 enough Secret Service agents.

00:48:02.180 And some of those things

00:48:03.420 are always going wrong.

00:48:04.740 But the robustness of the system

00:48:06.060 generally mitigates

00:48:08.920 against the worst case scenario.

00:48:09.660 I totally agree with this.

00:48:10.460 It's what pilots call

00:48:11.640 a failure cascade.

00:48:13.280 A failure cascade.

00:48:14.140 I totally agree with this.

00:48:15.160 I will say this, however,

00:48:16.400 and this is not a conspiracy thing at all.

00:48:18.220 We know from Benghazi

00:48:19.520 that this is a party

00:48:20.900 that expresses its contempt for people

00:48:22.920 by not supplying them

00:48:24.180 with enough protection.

00:48:25.300 And that's a dangerous thing to do

00:48:26.980 and it shows their disregard

00:48:27.980 for human life

00:48:28.620 of the people they...

00:48:29.560 We know they feel this way.

00:48:30.900 We know they feel...

00:48:31.540 Every single one of us in this room

00:48:33.260 could be backed over

00:48:34.260 by a cement truck

00:48:35.040 and not a tear would be shed

00:48:36.220 in the Democratic Party.

00:48:37.680 And that is the way they are.

00:48:39.640 I mean, it's something...

00:48:40.400 Well, and to Ben's point,

00:48:41.320 there is a malignancy to it.

00:48:43.080 Whether it's a vast conspiracy

00:48:44.720 to assassinate Donald Trump or not,

00:48:46.460 there is an evil that's working.

00:48:48.660 There's an actual hatred

00:48:49.460 of Donald Trump

00:48:50.100 that contributed to the cascading failure.

00:48:52.520 And he's right

00:48:53.300 that it's not him they hate,

00:48:54.720 it's us,

00:48:55.080 and he's just in the way.

00:48:56.100 He's right about that.

00:48:57.080 I mean, they hate him too.

00:48:58.160 But I'm just saying,

00:48:59.080 he does represent

00:48:59.780 the people that they hate.

00:49:00.780 Evidence of this exact phenomenon

00:49:02.140 is the reaction

00:49:03.160 of the influencer destiny

00:49:05.000 on X

00:49:06.260 in the hours

00:49:07.200 after the attempted assassination.

00:49:08.640 What a boner.

00:49:09.040 When you say Donald Trump

00:49:10.120 is in the way,

00:49:10.840 they hate all of us,

00:49:12.000 this is literally true

00:49:13.380 because Donald Trump

00:49:14.360 happened to turn

00:49:15.480 very lightly out of the way

00:49:17.320 and the bullet passed him

00:49:18.720 and hit one of us.

00:49:19.700 It hit one of the people,

00:49:21.140 one of the supporters

00:49:21.800 of Donald Trump

00:49:22.380 and killed him.

00:49:24.080 And destiny,

00:49:24.980 this left-wing influencer

00:49:25.960 who heretofore,

00:49:27.900 I thought,

00:49:29.160 obviously was zany

00:49:30.200 and out of control,

00:49:31.540 but never would have guessed

00:49:32.620 this kind of a reaction.

00:49:34.020 He was crowing

00:49:37.080 and mocking

00:49:37.700 this dead man

00:49:39.200 who took Donald Trump's bullet.

00:49:42.200 And his argument was

00:49:43.320 the very fact

00:49:44.480 of this human

00:49:45.180 supporting Donald Trump

00:49:46.340 means that he deserved

00:49:47.760 to have his brains

00:49:49.020 blown out

00:49:49.640 at a rally

00:49:50.900 that he was attending

00:49:51.540 with his wife and children.

00:49:52.540 Right.

00:49:53.160 So literally,

00:49:54.800 Donald Trump

00:49:55.280 was in the way

00:49:58.860 of this man

00:49:59.320 and when he stepped

00:49:59.780 out of the way,

00:50:00.480 then the guy deserved it.

00:50:01.340 He deserved it.

00:50:02.100 I just did this video

00:50:03.800 on my show

00:50:04.740 on the member block

00:50:05.560 talking about

00:50:06.320 how much I've always

00:50:07.220 disliked Joe Biden

00:50:08.380 because I feel

00:50:08.880 he's a mean-spirited,

00:50:10.160 corrupt man

00:50:10.800 who just does

00:50:11.560 such cynical things,

00:50:13.100 the things he did

00:50:13.620 to Bork,

00:50:14.080 the things he did

00:50:14.580 to Clarence Thomas,

00:50:15.400 just unbelievable

00:50:16.440 corruption in this guy

00:50:17.660 all his career.

00:50:18.780 And I just hate hearing this.

00:50:19.940 He's been a great

00:50:20.500 public servant.

00:50:22.020 But I said,

00:50:22.780 I prefaced it by saying,

00:50:24.120 and I literally feel

00:50:25.680 I don't wish him

00:50:26.640 physical ill.

00:50:27.980 I'm not happy

00:50:28.520 to see him suffering

00:50:29.620 from what he's suffering

00:50:30.320 from.

00:50:30.580 Everybody gets old,

00:50:31.240 everybody dies.

00:50:32.220 Not me,

00:50:32.660 but I mean,

00:50:32.980 everybody else.

00:50:33.860 And I mean,

00:50:34.440 I think you do

00:50:35.180 have to stop

00:50:35.780 and say like,

00:50:36.420 you know,

00:50:36.640 he is a human being.

00:50:37.800 He's one of us.

00:50:38.760 You know,

00:50:38.960 we're all going to end up

00:50:40.240 before the same throne

00:50:41.200 and the same judge.

00:50:42.320 You know,

00:50:42.520 that's not what this is about.

00:50:44.600 This is about

00:50:45.020 who has the power

00:50:45.800 and who gets to run things

00:50:47.020 and who doesn't.

00:50:47.700 And that's all it's about.

00:50:48.520 You know,

00:50:48.700 while we're being nice

00:50:49.600 to Biden

00:50:50.180 and thinking about

00:50:50.920 his career,

00:50:51.580 I was trying to think

00:50:54.200 about whether or not

00:50:54.860 I feel bad for him

00:50:55.820 and I don't feel bad

00:50:58.280 that his career

00:50:59.520 is ending

00:51:00.020 in a humiliating way.

00:51:01.460 No.

00:51:01.660 I don't feel bad at all,

00:51:03.140 but I do pity him

00:51:05.300 in that he has spent

00:51:07.220 most of his life

00:51:08.720 now since 1970s,

00:51:10.240 first time he gets elected

00:51:10.960 to the Newcastle County Council

00:51:12.440 and then 1972

00:51:13.580 he's elected to the Senate

00:51:14.520 before he's old enough

00:51:15.500 to even deserve

00:51:16.060 and he's there

00:51:16.900 pretty much ever since.

00:51:17.780 He has been in government

00:51:20.400 for 54 years

00:51:22.040 or with a little break

00:51:24.180 in between

00:51:24.600 and he gave up

00:51:27.900 a lot of the things

00:51:28.840 that could have given him

00:51:29.880 a good life.

00:51:30.820 He sacrificed a lot of that

00:51:32.160 to waste his time

00:51:32.960 at the U.S. Capitol

00:51:33.820 and I think public life

00:51:36.400 is really good.

00:51:37.120 I'm not one of these people

00:51:38.020 who constantly

00:51:38.700 is denigrating politics.

00:51:40.760 I think politics is important.

00:51:41.920 I think the state

00:51:42.520 is a natural institution.

00:51:43.540 I think it serves

00:51:43.940 the common good.

00:51:44.600 But he hasn't accomplished

00:51:47.400 anything

00:51:48.000 in his whole career.

00:51:50.160 He gave up 54 years

00:51:51.420 and named me

00:51:51.800 one big accomplishment

00:51:53.560 that he can point to

00:51:55.040 for it.

00:51:55.500 Gay marriage.

00:51:57.340 I'm not kidding.

00:51:58.100 I like his prime goal.

00:51:58.900 I'm not kidding.

00:52:00.520 The prime goal was good

00:52:01.480 but they unwound it.

00:52:02.780 I read a piece

00:52:03.700 by Maureen Dowd

00:52:04.700 eight years ago probably

00:52:06.940 and I think that

00:52:08.580 she's a wonderful writer.

00:52:09.460 Obviously I have never yet

00:52:10.680 agreed with one of her

00:52:11.580 columns

00:52:12.320 but I usually enjoy

00:52:13.040 reading them.

00:52:14.300 And she wrote one

00:52:15.400 that I found really touching

00:52:16.480 during the second Obama term

00:52:18.460 and it was about

00:52:19.060 her pity for Joe Biden

00:52:20.360 because Obama treated him

00:52:22.180 like an absolute doormat.

00:52:24.540 Yeah.

00:52:24.780 And Joe Biden

00:52:25.560 was a loyal

00:52:26.460 and faithful

00:52:27.220 and supportive

00:52:28.360 vice president.

00:52:30.200 He fought all of the fights

00:52:32.540 he needed to fight

00:52:33.120 on behalf of Joe Biden

00:52:34.160 on behalf of Barack Obama.

00:52:36.420 Barack Obama

00:52:36.820 would continually

00:52:37.660 emasculate him

00:52:38.900 continually subject him

00:52:39.980 to humiliation

00:52:40.980 and degradation

00:52:41.540 and yet

00:52:42.500 Joe Biden

00:52:43.420 continued to be a party man

00:52:44.500 a company man

00:52:45.120 and do what he was supposed

00:52:45.700 to do.

00:52:46.480 And there's part of me

00:52:47.740 that has a certain pity

00:52:49.020 for him now

00:52:49.920 because

00:52:51.040 as you say

00:52:52.700 for his entire career

00:52:53.800 he has been the guy

00:52:55.080 who did what his party

00:52:56.400 asked him to do

00:52:57.380 and those very people

00:52:59.140 truly did

00:53:00.800 threw him under the bus.

00:53:02.020 Threw him under the bus.

00:53:02.600 Joe give up your faith.

00:53:03.900 I mean that's basically

00:53:04.680 what they said

00:53:05.240 when your faith

00:53:06.260 contradicts liberalism

00:53:07.540 go with us

00:53:08.360 change your opinion

00:53:09.320 even on supposedly

00:53:10.120 deeply held views

00:53:10.940 at a whim

00:53:11.460 you gotta go

00:53:12.140 and he did it

00:53:13.020 and where does it get him?

00:53:14.560 I mean I guess

00:53:15.040 this is all Faustine bargains.

00:53:16.520 He got the presidency.

00:53:17.640 So he did get the presidency

00:53:18.600 for what

00:53:19.340 for five minutes

00:53:19.940 what are you

00:53:20.160 18 months

00:53:20.680 or whatever he was

00:53:21.320 I also say

00:53:21.780 that on this point

00:53:23.700 I mean he got betrayed

00:53:24.380 by everybody in his life

00:53:26.260 and I have no sympathy

00:53:27.860 for him at all

00:53:28.440 on that point

00:53:28.900 but this is also just

00:53:30.340 I want to say

00:53:31.260 because I think

00:53:32.080 that we haven't

00:53:33.100 we haven't really

00:53:33.760 we haven't heard

00:53:34.320 from Joe Biden

00:53:35.000 at least we don't think

00:53:36.140 we've actually heard

00:53:36.740 his actual voice

00:53:37.580 in a week

00:53:38.660 and it's a very

00:53:39.880 odd situation

00:53:40.880 to be ghosted

00:53:41.480 by the president

00:53:42.000 and then he breaks up

00:53:42.860 with you on Twitter

00:53:43.280 and we don't hear

00:53:44.160 anything from him

00:53:44.780 and there's

00:53:45.920 you know

00:53:46.240 a lot of theories

00:53:47.160 about

00:53:47.620 well he might be

00:53:48.880 on his deathbed

00:53:49.620 a lot of reports

00:53:50.480 on Twitter

00:53:50.880 about he's in a

00:53:52.100 medical crisis

00:53:52.720 he's dying

00:53:53.280 they're covering it up

00:53:53.980 and you know

00:53:55.720 I can understand

00:53:56.260 why people would

00:53:56.860 speculate about that

00:53:57.720 but it never made

00:53:58.160 any sense to me

00:53:58.760 but of course

00:53:59.160 if he was actually

00:54:00.680 in the middle

00:54:01.000 of that kind of

00:54:02.680 potentially fatal

00:54:03.320 medical crisis

00:54:03.940 that's great

00:54:04.600 for the Democrats

00:54:05.120 because it absolves them

00:54:06.840 of the claim

00:54:07.640 that this is a coup

00:54:08.220 it legitimizes the coup

00:54:09.180 it allows them

00:54:11.400 to install

00:54:11.940 Kamala Harris

00:54:12.880 as a president

00:54:13.520 for a few months

00:54:14.200 which I think

00:54:14.560 helps her politically

00:54:15.440 so I don't think

00:54:16.500 that's why he's

00:54:17.200 disappeared from the

00:54:17.840 public eye

00:54:18.220 for a few days

00:54:18.680 I think it's because

00:54:19.500 he had COVID

00:54:21.900 they shuffled him

00:54:22.800 off into quarantine

00:54:23.560 and while he's there

00:54:25.140 and when he left

00:54:25.760 for quarantine

00:54:26.240 I think he still

00:54:26.880 thought he's going

00:54:27.240 to be president

00:54:27.540 when he comes out

00:54:28.080 and while he was

00:54:29.220 there over the weekend

00:54:29.980 they officially

00:54:30.660 put the hammer

00:54:31.140 down on him

00:54:31.740 and I think on Sunday

00:54:33.340 he probably would have

00:54:34.440 wanted to talk

00:54:35.020 to the American people

00:54:35.960 but they didn't

00:54:37.640 want him to

00:54:38.420 because they couldn't

00:54:39.200 trust what he was

00:54:39.780 going to say

00:54:40.380 and obviously

00:54:41.160 if Joe Biden

00:54:41.680 comes out in front

00:54:42.380 of the public

00:54:43.220 because eventually

00:54:43.940 supposedly he's going

00:54:44.960 to talk to the public

00:54:45.420 tomorrow

00:54:45.700 if there's even

00:54:46.940 a whiff

00:54:47.880 from Biden

00:54:48.680 that he is bitter

00:54:49.640 about this

00:54:50.260 that he didn't want it

00:54:51.280 that he doesn't want

00:54:51.760 to go along with it

00:54:52.380 even a hint of it

00:54:53.620 then everything

00:54:54.580 falls apart

00:54:55.240 for the Democrats

00:54:55.940 everything falls apart

00:54:56.660 for Kamala

00:54:57.120 because now she looks

00:54:57.700 like she was scheming

00:54:58.380 against him

00:54:58.900 and pushed the old man out

00:55:00.240 so I think what happened

00:55:01.960 is that they pushed him out

00:55:03.360 and they have not

00:55:04.160 really let him

00:55:04.800 get near cameras

00:55:05.580 for the last few days

00:55:06.460 because they want

00:55:07.560 to make sure

00:55:08.140 I don't know what

00:55:08.620 they're working out

00:55:09.100 behind the scenes

00:55:09.740 but when he's in front

00:55:11.580 of cameras

00:55:12.040 he needs to play ball

00:55:13.400 and pretend that

00:55:14.600 he wanted this

00:55:15.400 and it could be

00:55:16.920 interesting

00:55:17.280 because I don't

00:55:17.860 we know his penchant

00:55:18.960 for going off script

00:55:19.720 he did say to Kamala Harris

00:55:21.780 I actually thought

00:55:22.380 that was him talking

00:55:24.200 but he said to Kamala Harris

00:55:25.360 I've got your back

00:55:25.980 which is exactly

00:55:26.620 what Obama said to him

00:55:27.920 but he didn't realize

00:55:28.680 Obama meant

00:55:29.180 he was acquiring a target

00:55:30.320 I've got your back

00:55:32.120 on March 15th

00:55:33.140 you know

00:55:34.220 the reason I think

00:55:35.580 it was him

00:55:36.000 on the

00:55:36.760 and we were just

00:55:37.500 talking backstage

00:55:38.140 about this

00:55:38.800 I think it was him

00:55:40.020 because if you listen

00:55:40.720 there were some ums

00:55:41.720 there were some uhs

00:55:42.560 that are hard to produce

00:55:43.960 in say 11 labs

00:55:45.000 or any of the audio

00:55:46.060 AI programs

00:55:46.780 but it sounded like

00:55:48.380 he didn't have his dentures

00:55:49.280 in

00:55:49.520 it's like that

00:55:52.300 and which we've heard

00:55:53.960 from him before

00:55:54.540 and we've heard

00:55:54.940 from elderly politicians

00:55:55.820 before

00:55:56.180 I think that's

00:55:57.260 what was going on

00:55:57.920 I think that would be

00:55:59.380 very hard to reproduce

00:56:00.180 on AI

00:56:00.660 I agree

00:56:01.220 we are 5 minutes

00:56:02.440 and 25 seconds away

00:56:03.560 from our big announcement

00:56:04.740 for the night

00:56:05.260 it will live up

00:56:07.240 I know sometimes

00:56:08.380 we hype that there's

00:56:09.700 going to be a big announcement

00:56:10.440 and then it turns out

00:56:11.160 that the big announcement

00:56:11.800 is nothing

00:56:12.440 we literally don't have

00:56:13.500 a big announcement

00:56:13.980 this is not one of those

00:56:15.060 we do have something

00:56:16.000 big to tell you

00:56:16.560 we're going to share it

00:56:17.140 in 5 minutes

00:56:17.780 and 10 seconds

00:56:19.080 between now and then

00:56:20.220 VP predictions

00:56:22.920 on the left

00:56:23.740 what do we think

00:56:24.300 is going to happen

00:56:24.780 over here

00:56:25.120 what does Kamala need

00:56:26.720 to shore up her chances

00:56:28.280 Cooper in North Carolina

00:56:29.740 seems like a smart choice

00:56:30.940 if it were me

00:56:31.580 I know people are talking

00:56:33.040 about Andy Beshear

00:56:34.660 in Kentucky

00:56:36.580 I don't really buy it

00:56:37.500 I don't see what he brings

00:56:39.320 to the ticket

00:56:39.860 other than he's a white guy

00:56:41.000 and actually that does

00:56:41.840 in a way balance out

00:56:42.800 the ticket

00:56:43.140 though maybe not

00:56:43.760 in the eyes of the Democrats

00:56:44.660 perhaps for swing voters

00:56:45.980 Josh Shapiro in Pennsylvania

00:56:48.080 I don't buy

00:56:48.640 because the Democrats

00:56:49.700 don't like the Jews

00:56:50.500 he's too moderate for them

00:56:52.780 and he's too moderate

00:56:53.440 I don't think that works

00:56:54.320 for them

00:56:54.740 Cooper

00:56:55.520 he kind of looks

00:56:56.120 like a president

00:56:56.660 you know

00:56:57.180 North Carolina

00:56:57.660 might help him out

00:56:58.200 in North Carolina

00:56:58.920 I think there's a good chance

00:57:00.660 is he a fighter

00:57:01.380 he's a

00:57:02.820 yeah he's kind of a tough guy

00:57:04.460 he's more of a tough guy

00:57:06.360 than some of the pushovers

00:57:07.680 and you know

00:57:08.340 you could say

00:57:08.860 well the biggest fighter

00:57:10.680 the American psycho level

00:57:12.000 Patrick Bateman fighter

00:57:12.880 is Gavin Newsom

00:57:14.080 in California

00:57:14.680 but I think a lot of these people

00:57:16.360 I mean to the point

00:57:17.080 we were making earlier

00:57:17.720 with Whitmer

00:57:18.340 Gavin Newsom's

00:57:19.660 a real political talent

00:57:20.640 and he's a young man

00:57:21.660 by today's standards

00:57:22.580 he's a child

00:57:23.560 by today's presidential standards

00:57:24.760 so I think

00:57:25.580 a lot of them

00:57:26.440 don't really see

00:57:27.840 a likely path

00:57:29.100 for Kamala

00:57:29.580 he can't be on the ticket

00:57:30.440 right

00:57:30.700 because he's

00:57:31.280 well

00:57:32.140 they actually can

00:57:33.260 yeah you can always work it

00:57:34.800 like Bush and Cheney

00:57:36.000 were both in Texas

00:57:36.900 and Cheney just changed

00:57:38.140 his residency

00:57:38.700 to Wyoming

00:57:39.420 and he was able to run

00:57:40.680 so you know

00:57:41.320 it's tricky

00:57:42.000 there were reports

00:57:43.200 that Trump was still

00:57:43.960 considering Rubio

00:57:44.840 Trump is a Florida resident now

00:57:46.260 he was still considering Rubio

00:57:47.480 as late as

00:57:48.100 a day or two

00:57:49.260 before the pick

00:57:50.280 and you know

00:57:51.620 you can change it

00:57:52.480 with little residency movements

00:57:54.080 it's tricky

00:57:55.020 but you could do it

00:57:55.800 there are people

00:57:56.560 in the party

00:57:57.220 by the way

00:57:57.660 I spoke to people

00:57:58.560 who had

00:57:59.860 who were very close

00:58:01.100 to Donald Trump

00:58:01.720 who were with Donald Trump

00:58:03.320 three days before

00:58:04.760 he announced

00:58:06.840 J.D. Vance

00:58:07.680 and he told them

00:58:09.120 that his pick

00:58:09.600 was Glenn Youngkin

00:58:10.300 and

00:58:11.360 now

00:58:12.440 taking a bullet

00:58:13.440 through the ear

00:58:13.900 would probably make a man

00:58:14.660 think differently

00:58:15.180 about his vice presidential picks

00:58:16.580 but this was after that

00:58:17.740 it was in the

00:58:18.680 it was the day

00:58:19.320 immediately after he was shot

00:58:20.540 I think that it just

00:58:22.660 is the case

00:58:23.480 that it was very difficult

00:58:25.160 for Donald Trump

00:58:25.800 to decide who he wanted

00:58:27.000 he probably made up his mind

00:58:28.480 and then changed it

00:58:29.880 a handful

00:58:30.460 a handful of times

00:58:32.000 and I

00:58:32.360 you know

00:58:33.360 if you're

00:58:33.940 if you're Trump

00:58:34.740 and you're trying to think

00:58:35.460 of who is my

00:58:36.300 VP candidate

00:58:37.720 going to be

00:58:38.180 it is a little bit

00:58:39.620 different than

00:58:40.500 what you need

00:58:41.560 if you're Kamala Harris

00:58:42.600 typically you need a fighter

00:58:43.780 to be your vice president

00:58:44.680 but Trump is the fighter

00:58:46.120 and so he's

00:58:46.720 in the case of Mike Pence

00:58:48.000 he counterbalanced himself

00:58:49.540 not with

00:58:50.080 not with a

00:58:51.320 a hatchet man

00:58:52.220 but with actually someone

00:58:53.220 who might have

00:58:54.240 a more moderate

00:58:54.820 appeal

00:58:56.000 it depends on

00:58:58.280 which Kamala

00:58:58.840 they're actually running

00:58:59.680 that's the thing

00:59:00.860 right

00:59:01.100 we have yet to see

00:59:02.060 who she is going to be

00:59:03.900 it's also clever of them

00:59:05.440 to finally push Biden out

00:59:07.020 until after the VP pick

00:59:09.080 I'm elated by the JD pick

00:59:11.160 I think he's terrific

00:59:12.000 I really like him a lot

00:59:13.240 so you know

00:59:14.860 I would go with him

00:59:15.740 either way

00:59:16.440 but

00:59:17.140 you are picking your VP

00:59:19.240 based on the ticket

00:59:20.420 you think you're running

00:59:21.200 if you're

00:59:21.620 if you're the challenger campaign

00:59:22.940 you're running against the incumbents

00:59:23.920 you're basing it on

00:59:25.100 the incumbents

00:59:26.320 and so

00:59:26.760 for them to wait

00:59:28.180 until that

00:59:28.660 now they are

00:59:29.700 have the advantage

00:59:30.440 to counter program

00:59:31.800 the Trump

00:59:33.520 that's right

00:59:33.880 politicians

00:59:35.620 except for picking

00:59:36.560 J.D. Vance

00:59:37.060 politicians never do

00:59:37.940 what I want them to do

00:59:38.740 because I always want them

00:59:39.680 to make the bold move

00:59:40.580 it's not my job

00:59:41.480 that's on the line

00:59:42.060 so it's easy

00:59:42.500 I think she's got the problem

00:59:44.160 that Newsom and Whitmer

00:59:45.680 think they have a path

00:59:47.540 to the presidency

00:59:48.120 and it's not her

00:59:49.240 and so why would they

00:59:50.260 get on this

00:59:50.800 this train

00:59:51.860 that they think

00:59:52.340 is going to go

00:59:53.240 off the rails

00:59:53.860 if I were her

00:59:55.780 if I were she

00:59:56.640 what I would do

00:59:57.460 is I'd pick a woman

00:59:58.100 I'd pick a hokul

00:59:59.460 in New York maybe

01:00:00.200 because

01:00:00.640 because then you've got

01:00:02.180 something really startling

01:00:03.660 two women

01:00:04.240 running for president

01:00:05.400 and vice president

01:00:05.980 then you have two women

01:00:06.860 who weren't voted

01:00:07.660 who weren't elected

01:00:08.580 perfect

01:00:10.060 all the better

01:00:10.860 that's the Democrat party

01:00:12.120 on wheels

01:00:12.500 you know actually though

01:00:15.500 on the New York point

01:00:16.420 it's really good

01:00:16.920 because I was talking

01:00:17.740 to sweet little Elisa

01:00:18.480 about this

01:00:18.900 who has a great

01:00:20.380 political gut

01:00:21.040 which is why she just

01:00:21.800 never says anything publicly

01:00:22.960 you know

01:00:23.280 that's a true mark

01:00:25.180 of political genius

01:00:25.840 but she pointed out

01:00:27.700 had they not

01:00:28.480 metooed Andy Cuomo

01:00:29.800 in order to cover up

01:00:31.580 for his actual scandal

01:00:32.400 which was screwing up

01:00:33.260 during COVID

01:00:33.660 and killing thousands

01:00:34.580 of people

01:00:34.920 but had they kept

01:00:36.820 Andy Cuomo

01:00:37.420 who I think

01:00:38.960 they really pushed out

01:00:39.760 over bogus reasons

01:00:40.880 he would have been

01:00:42.640 a pretty good pick

01:00:44.240 your little Jewish wife

01:00:47.200 and my little Jewish wife

01:00:49.080 Ben Shapiro

01:00:49.720 agree on this point

01:00:51.180 Ben called me

01:00:52.920 24 hours ago

01:00:54.040 or 48 hours ago

01:00:54.720 and said the exact same thing

01:00:56.220 he said it's amazing

01:00:57.240 that they pushed out Cuomo

01:00:58.080 because this would

01:00:58.900 absolutely have been

01:01:00.240 his moment

01:01:00.700 and they pushed him out

01:01:02.660 there were good reasons

01:01:03.940 to push out Cuomo

01:01:04.740 those are not the reasons

01:01:06.260 that they chose

01:01:07.060 they still defend

01:01:08.380 all the actual horrible things

01:01:09.540 that Cuomo did

01:01:10.240 what they don't like

01:01:11.500 about him

01:01:11.880 is the

01:01:12.280 well the things

01:01:13.320 that they all do

01:01:13.820 he's also

01:01:14.140 everybody hated him

01:01:15.000 everybody despised him

01:01:16.880 in New York

01:01:17.280 he was just one of those

01:01:18.260 guys that nobody likes

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01:03:19.200 at least not to me

01:03:20.120 being a white straight

01:03:21.300 cisgender man

01:03:22.140 it's the top of the pile

01:03:23.380 I'm on the top of the pile

01:03:24.320 that's me

01:03:24.760 am I racist?

01:03:26.860 I would really appreciate it

01:03:27.820 if you left

01:03:28.280 I'm trying to learn

01:03:28.980 I'm on this journey

01:03:29.580 can you please leave?

01:03:31.500 I'm going to sort this out

01:03:32.540 I need to go deeper undercover

01:03:34.120 if I want to be an ally

01:03:35.380 I need to look like one

01:03:36.600 what is racism?

01:03:44.220 Martin Luther King

01:03:44.880 said not to judge people

01:03:46.040 by the

01:03:46.480 Martin Luther King

01:03:47.040 said a lot of stuff

01:03:47.940 is America inherently racist?

01:03:50.280 what the hell is that?

01:03:51.060 the word inherent

01:03:52.020 is challenging there

01:03:53.160 America is racist

01:03:54.500 to its bones

01:03:55.320 all of the

01:03:56.120 so inherently

01:03:56.680 yeah

01:03:57.000 the entire system

01:03:58.600 has to burn

01:03:59.180 and I'm not going to

01:03:59.920 even use save this country

01:04:00.820 this country is not worth saving

01:04:01.940 this country is a piece of shit

01:04:03.520 oh sorry

01:04:06.320 they're going to say

01:04:09.880 I'm racist

01:04:10.500 joining us now

01:04:11.280 is Matt

01:04:11.820 certified DEI expert

01:04:13.940 here's my certification

01:04:14.880 where are you guys

01:04:15.680 in your anti-racist journeys?

01:04:18.760 so I'll look around the room

01:04:19.980 and point to

01:04:21.040 who we believe

01:04:21.880 is the most racist person

01:04:23.800 in the room

01:04:24.520 we want to rename

01:04:26.200 the George Washington Monument

01:04:27.200 to the George Floyd Monument

01:04:28.540 would you mind signing it?

01:04:29.560 you will?

01:04:30.840 what do you think

01:04:31.520 about this issue

01:04:32.000 of heteronormativity

01:04:33.020 and how it intersects

01:04:34.420 with the broader structures

01:04:35.720 of racism

01:04:36.260 in society

01:04:37.740 oh

01:04:38.900 what's up with white people?

01:04:42.400 what are you doing

01:04:43.460 to de-center your whiteness?

01:04:45.220 who's making it the center?

01:04:46.080 why are they doing that?

01:04:46.860 what you're doing

01:04:47.260 is you're stretching

01:04:47.980 out of your whiteness

01:04:50.200 this is more for you

01:04:50.920 in this field

01:04:51.360 white folks

01:04:54.020 white trash

01:04:54.560 white supremacy

01:04:55.280 white woman

01:04:55.880 white boy

01:04:56.460 white entitlement

01:04:57.260 white centering

01:04:57.960 white silence

01:04:58.740 is there a black person

01:04:59.900 around here?

01:05:00.320 there's a black person

01:05:01.020 right here

01:05:01.400 does he not exist?

01:05:07.460 hi Robin

01:05:07.800 hi

01:05:08.140 and what's your name?

01:05:10.200 I'm Matt

01:05:10.780 Matt

01:05:11.060 hi Matt

01:05:11.560 thanks to meet you

01:05:12.720 just had to ask

01:05:13.760 who you are

01:05:14.200 because

01:05:14.540 you have to be careful

01:05:16.240 never be too careful

01:05:18.380 they gonna say you racist

01:05:19.740 but they calling everybody racist

01:05:22.220 that's Robin D'Angelo

01:05:30.080 that is Robin D'Angelo

01:05:31.400 that is the

01:05:32.000 like head

01:05:33.020 of the anti-racist movement

01:05:35.240 that's her

01:05:36.660 how did you get her?

01:05:39.300 I can't reveal our sequence

01:05:40.420 I can't reveal it

01:05:40.960 yeah

01:05:41.140 of course I can't reveal it

01:05:41.960 but it was

01:05:42.240 it was

01:05:42.780 you know there's

01:05:43.300 it's

01:05:43.640 it's tough

01:05:45.160 because there's so many things

01:05:46.160 about this film

01:05:47.040 that I want to talk about

01:05:47.760 but I don't want to spoil

01:05:48.580 there's so much

01:05:49.660 that's not in there

01:05:50.560 including

01:05:51.440 the

01:05:52.840 where that particular

01:05:54.280 conversation goes

01:05:55.280 and all I can say

01:05:56.640 is it goes to

01:05:57.380 a pretty wild place

01:05:59.700 but we

01:06:00.680 you know

01:06:01.020 we can't give it away

01:06:01.660 and

01:06:02.400 and look

01:06:03.260 we've been working

01:06:04.520 on this film

01:06:05.100 for

01:06:05.540 a long time

01:06:07.540 over a year

01:06:09.220 this

01:06:09.980 this journey of mine

01:06:10.960 into

01:06:11.400 into anti-racism

01:06:12.880 and eventually

01:06:13.560 into DEI

01:06:14.420 and

01:06:15.620 of course

01:06:16.240 you know

01:06:16.680 the

01:06:16.940 the thing

01:06:17.680 hanging over

01:06:18.260 this film

01:06:19.240 as we

01:06:19.660 as we

01:06:19.980 started to make it

01:06:20.980 is that

01:06:21.400 is what is a woman

01:06:22.280 and

01:06:22.700 we know that

01:06:23.800 that that's

01:06:24.840 sort of the expectation

01:06:26.480 we've kind of live up to that

01:06:27.440 and

01:06:28.440 so we're all

01:06:29.340 we're very cognizant of that

01:06:30.580 the whole time

01:06:31.080 and that was

01:06:31.380 one of our

01:06:32.460 incentives to

01:06:33.540 approach

01:06:34.900 the film

01:06:35.620 and approach this subject

01:06:36.480 in a very very different way

01:06:37.700 there are a lot of through lines

01:06:40.200 you know

01:06:40.460 if you liked what is a woman

01:06:41.260 I think there's a lot of things in this

01:06:42.460 that you're gonna

01:06:42.800 you're gonna

01:06:43.100 you're gonna notice

01:06:43.820 a lot of

01:06:44.620 kind of things

01:06:45.560 similar sort of style

01:06:46.880 but

01:06:47.200 one of the big

01:06:49.960 sort of differences here

01:06:51.160 I think

01:06:51.560 is that

01:06:52.140 we started with

01:06:54.500 on this journey

01:06:55.840 into anti-racism

01:06:57.020 and

01:06:58.140 just kind of

01:06:58.980 asking people questions

01:06:59.800 as we did in what is a woman

01:07:00.720 but in this case

01:07:03.460 we decided that

01:07:05.480 you know

01:07:05.820 I'm just gonna

01:07:06.340 I'm gonna

01:07:07.580 ask the questions

01:07:08.660 and I'm gonna get the answers

01:07:10.060 and I'll believe the answers

01:07:11.660 and

01:07:12.780 I'm gonna let these people

01:07:14.260 guide me

01:07:14.900 on each step of the journey

01:07:16.120 and so I'm gonna

01:07:16.580 I'm gonna take what they tell me

01:07:18.080 and try to put it into practice

01:07:19.620 and

01:07:21.540 that just takes us down

01:07:23.080 a rabbit hole

01:07:25.040 that by the end of the

01:07:25.960 by the end of the film

01:07:27.440 is

01:07:28.240 is

01:07:29.440 it's pretty wild

01:07:30.100 as it

01:07:30.380 as it continues

01:07:30.960 I have to say

01:07:31.520 my

01:07:31.780 my

01:07:32.220 security at the

01:07:34.040 RNC

01:07:34.960 had been your security

01:07:36.460 on this picture

01:07:37.120 and they were

01:07:38.180 singing

01:07:38.840 it's great

01:07:39.320 I mean they couldn't stop

01:07:40.420 saying how great it was

01:07:41.580 and how fabulous

01:07:42.940 they thought

01:07:43.460 Justin

01:07:44.020 folk who directed

01:07:45.320 and you were

01:07:46.380 they just loved it

01:07:47.400 people are not going to

01:07:49.140 believe the content

01:07:50.260 of this film

01:07:50.760 and in part it's because

01:07:52.240 in what is a woman

01:07:53.440 Matt sort of takes the

01:07:55.160 approach of being

01:07:55.840 the everyman

01:07:56.740 and hearing from the

01:07:58.100 radical transhumanists

01:07:59.240 what they actually

01:07:59.920 right

01:08:00.680 think

01:08:01.080 this is different

01:08:02.040 because we

01:08:02.520 in some ways we know

01:08:03.660 what

01:08:04.020 the quote unquote

01:08:05.480 anti-racists think

01:08:06.480 they've had

01:08:06.900 40 years of promulgating

01:08:08.540 their deeply racist

01:08:10.140 view

01:08:10.800 of white America

01:08:11.960 and so

01:08:13.160 what Matt does here

01:08:15.060 that I don't think

01:08:15.800 anyone has ever done

01:08:16.680 in any conservative

01:08:17.600 film before

01:08:19.480 is he takes a page

01:08:21.140 from the book

01:08:21.640 of people like

01:08:22.920 Sacha Baron Cohen

01:08:24.680 people

01:08:25.520 even like

01:08:26.200 Jon Stewart

01:08:26.760 during the heyday

01:08:27.560 of

01:08:28.220 The Daily Show

01:08:31.820 thank you

01:08:32.220 he actually

01:08:33.680 trolls them

01:08:34.440 he

01:08:35.380 yes he lets them

01:08:36.280 speak in their own words

01:08:37.100 this isn't about

01:08:37.980 selective editing

01:08:38.720 but he actually

01:08:40.620 allows them

01:08:42.260 he makes fun of them

01:08:43.180 in the room

01:08:43.860 with them

01:08:44.440 and they still

01:08:45.280 don't get it

01:08:46.620 because they have

01:08:47.100 been so secure

01:08:47.980 for so long

01:08:48.920 in their position

01:08:50.020 and so

01:08:50.460 this movie has

01:08:51.800 a different attitude

01:08:52.500 to your point

01:08:53.660 than what is a woman

01:08:54.340 this movie

01:08:55.040 yes reveals

01:08:55.960 what they believe

01:08:56.660 yes reveals

01:08:57.260 how insidious

01:08:58.000 is their worldview

01:08:59.700 but also

01:09:00.760 mocks them

01:09:01.640 and the right

01:09:02.820 has for too long

01:09:04.380 been afraid

01:09:04.920 to mock

01:09:05.800 the horrible

01:09:06.960 people

01:09:08.100 and horrible

01:09:08.560 ideas

01:09:09.040 on the left

01:09:10.000 so this truly

01:09:10.860 is

01:09:11.320 it is

01:09:13.760 a successor

01:09:14.580 to what is a woman

01:09:15.400 in fact

01:09:17.380 but it

01:09:17.740 but it is

01:09:18.900 something new

01:09:19.540 it is something

01:09:20.060 different in kind

01:09:21.040 than

01:09:22.160 that's why we're saying

01:09:22.980 it's not just a documentary

01:09:24.060 it's a social experiment

01:09:25.020 part of what we're saying

01:09:26.220 is it's not just

01:09:27.120 it is a documentary

01:09:28.320 it all really happened

01:09:29.720 but it goes so far

01:09:31.140 beyond just being

01:09:32.220 a documentary

01:09:33.240 and we're very proud

01:09:35.860 of it

01:09:36.060 and very proud

01:09:36.660 I have to say

01:09:37.580 as the founder

01:09:39.220 of the company

01:09:40.180 it's an amazing thing

01:09:42.300 to play one of our trailers

01:09:43.900 and to have that

01:09:44.940 MPAA

01:09:45.580 rating

01:09:47.120 in front of the trailer

01:09:48.280 because this is

01:09:49.520 a theatrical film

01:09:50.600 that is coming out

01:09:51.680 in theaters

01:09:52.340 on September 13th

01:09:53.700 tickets will go

01:09:54.360 on sale

01:09:55.080 in just a little over

01:09:56.700 two weeks

01:09:57.700 it'll be nationwide

01:09:58.720 but this is

01:10:00.160 this is an actual

01:10:01.140 rated

01:10:01.660 theatrical

01:10:03.180 movie

01:10:04.100 we were very happy

01:10:04.920 to get the PG-13

01:10:05.700 by the way

01:10:06.100 that was a

01:10:06.600 yes

01:10:06.980 a little worried

01:10:07.440 about getting hit

01:10:08.140 with the R

01:10:08.520 but you know

01:10:08.940 PG-13 is good

01:10:09.860 PG-13 is good

01:10:11.180 and it is

01:10:11.700 it is PG-13

01:10:13.100 it's the right rating

01:10:14.060 yeah

01:10:14.900 yeah absolutely

01:10:15.680 I mean

01:10:16.280 that's why I was saying

01:10:17.840 with this

01:10:18.160 with this film

01:10:18.780 it's kind of

01:10:19.560 it's

01:10:21.060 with what is a woman

01:10:21.920 it was asking a question

01:10:23.600 remaining sort of

01:10:24.600 a blank slate

01:10:25.520 skeptical

01:10:25.940 through the whole thing

01:10:26.760 with this

01:10:28.260 it's really just

01:10:29.000 it's a pretty

01:10:29.860 simple pivot

01:10:31.700 at the beginning

01:10:32.380 of

01:10:32.900 rather than

01:10:34.500 remaining skeptical

01:10:35.280 just okay

01:10:36.000 I'll buy that

01:10:36.620 so this is what

01:10:37.460 you tell me

01:10:38.020 America's inherently

01:10:39.320 racist

01:10:39.680 so on and so on

01:10:40.460 and I'll buy that

01:10:41.820 so that takes me

01:10:43.220 to the next person

01:10:44.000 I have to talk to

01:10:44.820 and they tell me this

01:10:45.640 and just

01:10:46.860 seeing what happens

01:10:48.120 when you

01:10:49.100 put it into action

01:10:51.520 and also embody

01:10:52.440 because that's something

01:10:53.420 the left has done

01:10:54.660 to your point Jeremy

01:10:55.460 that the left

01:10:56.460 has employed

01:10:57.120 this tactic

01:10:57.620 to great success

01:10:58.680 of actually

01:10:59.360 embodying what

01:11:00.680 they believe to be

01:11:01.700 a version of

01:11:02.400 conservatism

01:11:03.040 and then sort of

01:11:04.040 shining it back

01:11:04.760 into our faces

01:11:05.400 and it's always

01:11:06.320 really cartoonish

01:11:07.080 and not accurate

01:11:07.980 but

01:11:08.260 so here's a similar

01:11:09.920 tactic of

01:11:11.060 we're going to

01:11:11.600 embody

01:11:12.080 what this

01:11:13.440 thing is

01:11:14.420 and kind of

01:11:15.020 reveal its absurdities

01:11:16.520 that way

01:11:17.240 I think if it's

01:11:18.000 as good as a trailer

01:11:18.980 it's going to be a smash

01:11:19.900 when you

01:11:21.040 when you hear

01:11:22.640 the things

01:11:23.200 that Sarah Rao

01:11:24.520 for example

01:11:25.220 says

01:11:26.600 behind closed doors

01:11:27.700 when you

01:11:28.080 see the things

01:11:29.500 that Matt

01:11:29.880 is able to

01:11:30.400 drive them to

01:11:31.300 in conversation

01:11:32.600 and they

01:11:33.500 go along with it

01:11:34.720 because their

01:11:35.360 worldview

01:11:35.800 will not

01:11:36.340 allow them

01:11:36.880 to stop

01:11:37.460 even at the

01:11:38.420 most sort of

01:11:39.240 absurd expressions

01:11:40.280 of their belief set

01:11:41.960 even when they

01:11:43.140 sort of know

01:11:43.820 that they're moving

01:11:44.420 into territory

01:11:45.100 that's uncomfortable

01:11:45.860 they can't

01:11:47.300 stop

01:11:48.000 because he

01:11:49.000 he has so

01:11:49.900 perfectly allowed

01:11:50.780 them to step

01:11:51.240 into the trap

01:11:51.800 of their own

01:11:52.360 making

01:11:52.720 the trap

01:11:53.340 of their own

01:11:53.800 worldview

01:11:54.120 truly

01:11:55.080 the funniest

01:11:56.900 thing to me

01:11:57.460 that's happening

01:11:57.900 in the world

01:11:58.320 right now

01:11:58.920 is that

01:11:59.980 Sarah Rao

01:12:00.780 and Robin DiAngelo

01:12:01.880 and so many

01:12:02.880 other people

01:12:03.320 in this film

01:12:04.020 they know

01:12:05.960 what they said

01:12:06.740 they know

01:12:07.700 what they did

01:12:08.220 they know

01:12:08.500 the things

01:12:08.860 that aren't

01:12:09.280 in the trailer

01:12:09.920 and I know

01:12:10.960 that they just

01:12:11.440 saw this trailer

01:12:12.100 and went

01:12:12.540 oh crap

01:12:14.240 oh crap

01:12:16.500 and it couldn't

01:12:17.180 happen to a nicer

01:12:17.900 group of people

01:12:19.040 it's important

01:12:20.260 to note though

01:12:20.820 you didn't

01:12:21.820 punk them

01:12:22.520 you punked them

01:12:23.800 in the sense

01:12:24.340 that

01:12:24.660 the hair

01:12:25.220 they didn't

01:12:25.620 know who you

01:12:25.940 are and you

01:12:26.320 had the hair

01:12:26.700 but you didn't

01:12:27.540 punk them

01:12:27.940 in the sense

01:12:28.420 that you

01:12:29.640 you didn't

01:12:30.200 make them

01:12:30.740 say anything

01:12:31.400 they said

01:12:32.220 what they

01:12:32.540 want to say

01:12:33.080 and there's

01:12:33.440 no no clever

01:12:34.180 editing to make

01:12:35.040 put words in

01:12:35.620 their mouth

01:12:35.920 or anything

01:12:36.160 like that

01:12:36.500 they said

01:12:36.820 but they said

01:12:37.180 Sarah Rao

01:12:38.300 is that

01:12:38.880 the scene

01:12:39.700 at the beginning

01:12:40.140 sitting around

01:12:40.820 again I don't

01:12:41.260 want to give

01:12:41.500 too much away

01:12:41.840 but that's

01:12:43.080 that's

01:12:43.620 people who are

01:12:44.600 really plugged

01:12:44.960 into this

01:12:45.360 might recognize

01:12:46.080 that scene

01:12:46.520 there because

01:12:46.900 that's called

01:12:47.320 race to dinner

01:12:48.000 where they

01:12:48.520 charge white

01:12:50.560 women to

01:12:52.040 come to dinner

01:12:53.020 and call them

01:12:53.680 racist for two

01:12:54.300 hours and

01:12:55.840 it was one

01:12:56.480 when we first

01:12:57.220 started making

01:12:57.560 this film

01:12:58.000 my great

01:12:58.880 dream

01:12:59.440 because I knew

01:13:00.780 about this

01:13:01.200 race to dinner

01:13:01.660 thing I heard

01:13:02.080 about it years

01:13:02.560 ago and I

01:13:03.080 said we have

01:13:03.720 to get in the

01:13:04.360 room for one

01:13:05.300 of those things

01:13:05.900 I just need

01:13:06.420 to be there

01:13:06.980 for it and

01:13:07.820 we you know

01:13:09.620 turns out you

01:13:10.140 have to be

01:13:10.600 you actually have

01:13:11.480 to be a

01:13:11.700 biological woman

01:13:12.580 they pretty

01:13:14.060 much specify

01:13:14.680 that to be

01:13:15.540 at the dinner

01:13:16.120 but there are

01:13:16.720 other ways

01:13:17.420 we discovered

01:13:18.180 to get into

01:13:19.320 the room

01:13:19.700 even as a

01:13:20.480 white man

01:13:20.860 and the

01:13:21.940 things that

01:13:22.260 are said

01:13:22.540 at that

01:13:22.780 dinner

01:13:22.980 are just

01:13:23.540 are funny

01:13:26.020 from a

01:13:26.800 distance

01:13:27.080 but also

01:13:27.460 quite horrifying

01:13:28.280 especially when

01:13:28.900 you see these

01:13:30.520 women that are

01:13:31.020 sitting there

01:13:31.400 and just

01:13:31.640 absorbing it

01:13:32.520 it's probably

01:13:34.420 the most

01:13:34.700 intense

01:13:35.120 brainwashing

01:13:36.260 session I've

01:13:36.880 ever witnessed

01:13:37.620 wow

01:13:37.920 and

01:13:38.860 little piece

01:13:41.040 of

01:13:41.220 little spoiler

01:13:42.000 here

01:13:42.380 Matt

01:13:43.680 did get

01:13:44.340 recognized

01:13:44.760 once

01:13:45.280 and they

01:13:46.280 called the

01:13:46.640 police

01:13:47.080 really

01:13:47.420 but we've

01:13:48.200 all done

01:13:48.460 that

01:13:48.700 and it's

01:13:50.140 all on

01:13:50.540 camera

01:13:50.900 we won't

01:13:51.460 say where

01:13:51.800 it happens

01:13:52.200 or when

01:13:52.500 it happens

01:13:52.940 but just

01:13:53.660 know that

01:13:54.260 for there

01:13:56.360 to be

01:13:56.840 someone who

01:13:57.420 disagrees

01:13:57.980 in the

01:13:58.560 room

01:13:58.860 is a

01:13:59.520 threat

01:13:59.720 to these

01:14:00.060 people

01:14:00.340 like the

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01:14:42.440 we're going

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01:14:49.220 friend

01:14:49.440 Laurel

01:14:49.980 because

01:14:50.400 it's her

01:14:51.880 birthday

01:14:52.140 happy birthday

01:14:52.720 Laurel

01:14:53.020 great

01:14:53.640 many happy

01:14:54.600 returns

01:14:55.120 what are

01:14:55.760 the chances

01:14:56.220 they toss

01:14:56.720 Kamala

01:14:57.200 aside

01:14:57.700 if her

01:14:58.480 internal

01:14:59.080 if her

01:14:59.600 initial poll

01:15:00.140 numbers

01:15:00.460 are in the

01:15:01.380 basement

01:15:01.680 before the

01:15:02.060 convention

01:15:02.400 listen

01:15:03.360 they love

01:15:04.020 to run

01:15:04.320 people from

01:15:05.000 the basement

01:15:05.420 that was

01:15:06.780 their old

01:15:07.000 20 strategy

01:15:08.120 it'd be

01:15:08.700 very hard

01:15:09.460 for them

01:15:09.720 to set

01:15:10.160 Kamala

01:15:10.960 aside

01:15:11.300 at this

01:15:11.860 point

01:15:12.100 the only

01:15:12.540 Obama

01:15:12.980 has kept

01:15:13.800 his powder

01:15:14.240 dry

01:15:14.560 on this

01:15:14.920 once Nancy

01:15:15.500 Pelosi

01:15:15.900 went over

01:15:16.340 and endorsed

01:15:16.820 her

01:15:17.040 I think

01:15:17.560 they're all

01:15:19.920 in

01:15:20.180 and I do

01:15:21.320 believe that

01:15:21.880 they're sort

01:15:22.280 of saying

01:15:22.680 at this

01:15:23.020 point

01:15:23.280 you know

01:15:24.000 after all

01:15:24.740 their Trump

01:15:25.100 will destroy

01:15:25.620 democracy

01:15:26.140 and Trump

01:15:26.480 is Hitler

01:15:26.780 they're actually

01:15:27.220 saying well

01:15:27.800 four years

01:15:28.260 of Trump

01:15:28.580 then we'll

01:15:29.040 be back

01:15:29.500 and I

01:15:30.020 think that

01:15:30.520 what they

01:15:31.500 wanted was

01:15:32.080 they wanted

01:15:32.360 the bleeding

01:15:32.840 to stop

01:15:33.540 because of

01:15:34.580 the guys

01:15:35.520 lower down

01:15:36.060 on the ticket

01:15:36.620 and I think

01:15:37.440 that that's

01:15:37.780 what they've

01:15:38.080 achieved

01:15:38.400 and I don't

01:15:38.720 see why

01:15:38.980 they would

01:15:39.200 throw her

01:15:39.500 aside

01:15:39.760 from that

01:15:40.060 yeah

01:15:40.440 it's hard

01:15:41.100 you get

01:15:42.340 one do-over

01:15:43.180 I don't know

01:15:44.000 that you get

01:15:44.460 two do-overs

01:15:45.260 look a lot

01:15:46.180 has happened

01:15:46.620 in nine days

01:15:47.460 so three and a half

01:15:49.020 weeks is a long

01:15:49.680 time until a convention

01:15:50.560 but it would

01:15:51.820 seem to me

01:15:52.440 once Hakeem Jeffries

01:15:53.640 came out

01:15:54.060 Schumer both

01:15:54.620 had the same

01:15:55.000 line

01:15:55.160 they said

01:15:55.420 this is a

01:15:56.080 grassroots

01:15:56.440 movement

01:15:56.960 to put

01:15:58.020 Kama on the

01:15:58.520 ballot

01:15:58.720 from the

01:15:59.040 bottom up

01:15:59.440 not the

01:15:59.760 top down

01:16:00.280 that's why

01:16:00.640 no one

01:16:00.920 voted for it

01:16:01.500 and you know

01:16:02.980 we're not

01:16:03.440 going to dare

01:16:03.740 give him a

01:16:04.120 chance

01:16:04.400 yeah I think

01:16:05.520 really whatever

01:16:06.960 the Obamas

01:16:07.520 do at this

01:16:08.020 point

01:16:08.240 I think

01:16:08.760 the fix

01:16:09.540 is kind

01:16:09.840 of in

01:16:10.100 can President

01:16:11.460 Obama be

01:16:12.200 appointed as

01:16:12.880 VP

01:16:13.220 on the

01:16:14.340 Harris

01:16:14.600 ticket

01:16:14.920 this is

01:16:15.740 sort of

01:16:16.040 an

01:16:16.200 interesting

01:16:16.640 question

01:16:17.760 Michael you

01:16:18.280 might know

01:16:18.560 the law

01:16:18.800 better than

01:16:19.180 I

01:16:19.320 my

01:16:19.860 my belief

01:16:20.980 is no

01:16:21.680 I believe

01:16:22.220 the answer

01:16:22.540 is no

01:16:22.920 because he

01:16:23.340 is ineligible

01:16:23.900 but it

01:16:24.240 is kind

01:16:24.500 of a

01:16:24.700 gray

01:16:25.080 he's

01:16:26.180 not like

01:16:26.660 descriptively

01:16:28.360 prohibited

01:16:28.880 but since

01:16:29.720 he isn't

01:16:30.100 eligible to

01:16:30.660 serve again

01:16:31.180 as President

01:16:31.580 of the

01:16:31.740 United

01:16:31.900 States

01:16:32.200 I think

01:16:32.480 it's

01:16:32.600 sort

01:16:32.740 of like

01:16:33.020 yeah

01:16:33.360 I don't

01:16:33.720 think he

01:16:33.980 wants it

01:16:34.360 either

01:16:34.540 he wouldn't

01:16:35.460 want it

01:16:35.760 no president

01:16:36.260 would want

01:16:36.700 it

01:16:36.800 and he

01:16:37.100 would be

01:16:37.520 constitutionally

01:16:38.300 ineligible

01:16:38.800 from fulfilling

01:16:39.960 really the

01:16:41.040 only duty

01:16:41.660 of the

01:16:41.980 office

01:16:42.280 which is

01:16:42.700 to

01:16:42.860 well

01:16:43.320 to

01:16:43.540 President

01:16:44.000 of the

01:16:44.400 Senate

01:16:45.100 and then

01:16:45.820 also

01:16:46.000 to

01:16:46.220 assume

01:16:46.460 the

01:16:46.580 office

01:16:46.760 so

01:16:46.960 I

01:16:47.360 don't

01:16:47.480 think

01:16:47.940 I

01:16:48.080 think

01:16:48.240 he

01:16:48.340 likes

01:16:48.580 his

01:16:48.760 place

01:16:49.080 in

01:16:49.220 Maui

01:16:49.740 is

01:16:51.540 that

01:16:51.780 the

01:16:51.980 Chris

01:16:52.320 wig

01:16:52.680 from

01:16:53.000 Lady

01:16:53.320 Ballers

01:16:53.800 Matt

01:16:54.060 that

01:16:56.940 is

01:16:57.280 that

01:16:58.000 is

01:16:58.240 although

01:16:58.500 I

01:16:58.640 think

01:16:58.740 it's

01:16:58.880 kind

01:16:59.060 of

01:16:59.600 I

01:17:00.080 think

01:17:00.220 we

01:17:00.340 should

01:17:00.820 just

01:17:01.000 tell

01:17:01.200 them

01:17:01.360 it's

01:17:01.880 complicated

01:17:02.400 yeah

01:17:03.020 it's

01:17:03.200 a little

01:17:03.340 because

01:17:03.500 the

01:17:03.640 Chris

01:17:03.840 wig

01:17:04.040 from

01:17:04.220 Lady

01:17:04.380 Ballers

01:17:04.700 is

01:17:04.940 it's

01:17:05.280 more

01:17:05.440 the

01:17:05.560 other

01:17:05.680 way

01:17:05.780 around

01:17:06.120 these

01:17:06.960 things

01:17:07.160 were

01:17:07.260 happening

01:17:07.540 yeah

01:17:07.760 the

01:17:07.960 documentary

01:17:08.460 was

01:17:09.240 mostly

01:17:09.720 shot

01:17:10.160 and

01:17:10.980 we

01:17:11.140 thought

01:17:11.460 it

01:17:11.580 would

01:17:11.700 come

01:17:11.940 out

01:17:12.320 before

01:17:14.400 Lady

01:17:14.700 Ballers

01:17:15.160 when we

01:17:15.520 started

01:17:15.740 making

01:17:16.060 Lady

01:17:16.320 Ballers

01:17:16.660 and we

01:17:16.820 thought

01:17:16.960 it would

01:17:17.100 be

01:17:17.240 fun

01:17:17.600 if

01:17:18.200 Matt's

01:17:18.780 character

01:17:19.160 from

01:17:19.780 Am I

01:17:20.220 Racist

01:17:20.760 was

01:17:21.720 the

01:17:21.940 character

01:17:22.300 in

01:17:22.800 Lady

01:17:23.500 Ballers

01:17:23.880 but

01:17:24.000 then

01:17:24.140 nothing

01:17:24.360 ever

01:17:24.620 happens

01:17:24.920 the

01:17:25.040 way

01:17:25.140 you

01:17:25.340 think

01:17:25.500 it's

01:17:25.620 going

01:17:25.760 to

01:17:25.900 happen

01:17:26.160 and

01:17:26.700 so

01:17:26.820 it

01:17:26.960 all

01:17:27.080 got

01:17:27.260 confusing

01:17:27.740 and

01:17:34.380 actually

01:17:34.700 becomes

01:17:35.380 Matt

01:17:36.040 Walsh

01:17:36.400 of

01:17:36.520 the

01:17:36.620 Matt

01:17:36.780 Walsh

01:17:37.080 show

01:17:37.220 which

01:17:37.400 we

01:17:37.540 thought

01:17:37.740 those

01:17:38.260 were

01:17:38.380 both

01:17:38.640 going

01:17:38.760 to

01:17:38.800 come

01:17:38.920 out

01:17:39.020 before

01:17:39.240 the

01:17:39.360 Matt

01:17:39.500 Walsh

01:17:39.800 show

01:17:39.980 launched

01:17:40.340 so

01:17:40.640 it's

01:17:41.180 like

01:17:41.940 Inception

01:17:42.380 kind of

01:17:42.920 I do

01:17:44.860 feel like

01:17:45.180 Nolan

01:17:45.360 I feel a little

01:17:45.840 like

01:17:46.060 Chris Nolan

01:17:46.480 parallel universes

01:17:48.320 are a hot

01:17:49.060 thing in movies

01:17:49.840 these days

01:17:50.160 so it's a little

01:17:50.500 bit like that

01:17:51.120 parallel universes

01:17:51.900 can my

01:17:53.300 13 year old

01:17:54.340 go with me

01:17:54.920 to see

01:17:55.260 Am I

01:17:55.600 Racist

01:17:56.080 oh man

01:17:57.600 yes

01:17:58.260 I would say

01:17:58.960 what does the

01:17:59.300 MPAA say

01:17:59.980 the MPAA

01:18:01.360 says yes

01:18:01.980 the movie

01:18:02.360 is PG-13

01:18:03.520 it is not

01:18:04.940 rated R

01:18:05.440 and I don't

01:18:05.840 just mean

01:18:06.440 that it's not

01:18:08.080 rated R

01:18:08.480 because we

01:18:08.900 eked it out

01:18:09.600 and didn't

01:18:09.920 get an R

01:18:10.320 rating

01:18:10.620 it was

01:18:11.240 it is

01:18:12.180 PG-13

01:18:12.900 now that said

01:18:13.760 not every

01:18:14.340 parent is

01:18:14.960 comfortable

01:18:15.220 taking their

01:18:15.820 kid to a

01:18:16.700 PG-13

01:18:17.480 movie

01:18:18.360 it is not

01:18:19.180 PG

01:18:19.720 there

01:18:20.460 it's

01:18:20.940 it's

01:18:21.360 has a few

01:18:22.880 racy moments

01:18:23.620 it has some

01:18:24.340 colorful characters

01:18:25.100 who say

01:18:25.480 colorful

01:18:25.880 things

01:18:26.980 hey

01:18:27.220 characters of

01:18:28.000 color

01:18:28.320 I think

01:18:28.700 is what

01:18:28.940 you

01:18:29.040 and so

01:18:31.700 I think

01:18:32.120 that it

01:18:32.340 is

01:18:32.580 some

01:18:33.060 parental

01:18:33.320 discretion

01:18:33.780 is

01:18:34.140 well

01:18:35.040 merited

01:18:35.480 here

01:18:35.840 but

01:18:36.140 I would

01:18:37.060 say

01:18:37.180 it's

01:18:37.440 the

01:18:37.780 decision

01:18:39.640 to bring

01:18:40.100 your kid

01:18:40.400 it's less

01:18:40.860 about

01:18:41.300 the language

01:18:42.040 because there's

01:18:42.380 not a lot

01:18:42.720 of it

01:18:42.900 and that sort

01:18:43.220 of thing

01:18:43.400 it's more

01:18:43.760 just the

01:18:44.340 it's just

01:18:45.280 the topic

01:18:45.800 do you think

01:18:46.340 do you want

01:18:47.500 to

01:18:47.720 is your child

01:18:48.540 ready to

01:18:49.160 be introduced

01:18:49.680 to topics

01:18:50.100 like that

01:18:50.660 so that's

01:18:53.280 really

01:18:53.480 that's

01:18:53.820 the decision

01:18:54.780 there

01:18:54.960 this question

01:18:55.720 is for

01:18:55.960 Ben Shapiro

01:18:56.620 and it's

01:18:56.960 from

01:18:57.240 our friend

01:18:57.560 Laurel

01:18:57.880 happy birthday

01:18:58.380 Laurel

01:18:58.760 I said it

01:18:59.360 twice

01:18:59.640 although I think

01:19:00.560 somebody just

01:19:01.140 told me

01:19:01.420 in a chat

01:19:01.800 that it's

01:19:02.040 not

01:19:02.180 actually

01:19:02.480 your

01:19:02.640 birthday

01:19:02.900 maybe

01:19:03.560 your

01:19:03.720 birthday

01:19:03.920 was

01:19:04.240 a day

01:19:05.040 or two

01:19:05.260 ago

01:19:05.480 and so

01:19:05.720 I feel

01:19:06.060 well scammed

01:19:07.520 yeah

01:19:08.740 tricked

01:19:09.140 if you

01:19:09.960 were a

01:19:10.300 presidential

01:19:10.660 nominee

01:19:11.100 Ben

01:19:11.500 who would

01:19:12.280 you pick

01:19:12.760 as your

01:19:13.120 VP

01:19:13.420 who

01:19:15.140 I think

01:19:18.060 that right

01:19:18.700 now in

01:19:19.120 American

01:19:19.440 politics

01:19:19.900 somebody

01:19:20.520 competent

01:19:20.980 I mean

01:19:21.260 listen

01:19:21.740 the obvious

01:19:22.120 answer is

01:19:22.580 my favorite

01:19:22.920 governor in

01:19:23.320 the whole

01:19:23.540 wide world

01:19:23.960 Ron DeSantis

01:19:24.520 would be a

01:19:25.020 great VP

01:19:25.400 because you

01:19:26.280 know that

01:19:26.620 he would

01:19:26.920 take care of

01:19:27.580 business

01:19:27.820 inside the

01:19:28.240 executive

01:19:28.540 branch

01:19:28.820 God forbid

01:19:29.200 something

01:19:29.440 happened to

01:19:29.940 you

01:19:30.140 he would be

01:19:30.640 an excellent

01:19:31.420 president of

01:19:31.640 the United

01:19:31.880 States

01:19:32.160 but again

01:19:32.720 I think

01:19:33.060 that a lot

01:19:33.360 of the

01:19:33.520 people

01:19:33.700 that Trump

01:19:34.320 considered

01:19:34.720 would be

01:19:35.140 very good

01:19:35.980 VPs

01:19:36.700 and Tom

01:19:37.360 Cotton

01:19:37.680 from Arkansas

01:19:38.280 is another

01:19:38.700 person

01:19:39.180 of whom

01:19:39.620 I'm very

01:19:40.100 fond

01:19:40.360 I think

01:19:40.640 that he's

01:19:41.160 very

01:19:41.560 hardcore

01:19:41.940 obviously

01:19:42.640 in terms

01:19:43.200 of defending

01:19:43.660 America's

01:19:44.100 interests

01:19:44.520 abroad

01:19:45.160 I think

01:19:45.460 he'd make

01:19:45.700 an excellent

01:19:46.080 secretary of

01:19:46.700 defense

01:19:46.940 if Donald

01:19:47.340 Trump

01:19:47.500 decides

01:19:47.840 to look

01:19:48.140 that way

01:19:48.500 but

01:19:48.720 again

01:19:49.280 I think

01:19:49.600 there are

01:19:49.860 a lot

01:19:50.040 of really

01:19:50.280 good

01:19:50.440 candidates

01:19:50.780 and as

01:19:51.080 for

01:19:51.320 JD

01:19:51.960 I think

01:19:52.280 JD's

01:19:52.560 a brilliant

01:19:52.880 guy

01:19:53.240 and he's

01:19:53.800 a good

01:19:53.940 pick

01:19:54.100 for

01:19:54.220 Trump

01:19:54.420 I'm

01:19:55.280 sitting

01:19:55.480 right here

01:19:55.760 the question

01:19:56.080 was who

01:19:56.320 would you

01:19:56.620 pick for

01:19:56.980 VP

01:19:57.220 I'm sitting

01:19:58.080 right here

01:19:58.640 I teed

01:19:59.160 up the

01:19:59.460 question

01:19:59.780 you're chief

01:20:01.480 of staff

01:20:02.000 we know

01:20:02.400 this already

01:20:02.840 you're chief

01:20:03.280 of staff

01:20:03.760 and Michael

01:20:04.180 Knowles

01:20:04.500 is press

01:20:04.900 secretary

01:20:05.280 because that

01:20:05.680 dude will

01:20:05.980 say anything

01:20:06.600 for money

01:20:07.040 wait a second

01:20:07.720 hold on

01:20:08.260 wait

01:20:08.560 I guess

01:20:09.400 that's a

01:20:09.660 compliment

01:20:10.040 I got a

01:20:10.900 job in

01:20:11.260 the admin

01:20:11.620 I'll take

01:20:12.100 it

01:20:12.460 Matt

01:20:13.460 would you

01:20:13.820 have shaved

01:20:14.380 your beard

01:20:14.940 if it

01:20:15.240 would help

01:20:15.600 disguise

01:20:16.200 you more

01:20:16.820 for the

01:20:17.160 documentary

01:20:17.560 no

01:20:18.360 I would

01:20:19.080 not have

01:20:19.360 we had

01:20:19.580 this

01:20:19.720 this is a

01:20:20.160 long

01:20:24.100 that I

01:20:24.300 can

01:20:24.460 disguise

01:20:24.860 myself

01:20:25.200 and that

01:20:25.840 of course

01:20:26.140 was tossed

01:20:27.260 out there

01:20:27.780 but I

01:20:28.680 said that

01:20:29.080 that's just

01:20:29.460 a line

01:20:29.760 I won't

01:20:30.160 cross

01:20:30.740 because then

01:20:31.100 I have to

01:20:31.400 live

01:20:31.620 the thing

01:20:32.800 is I had

01:20:33.200 to do

01:20:33.360 the podcast

01:20:33.760 at the same

01:20:34.120 time

01:20:34.360 if I could

01:20:35.080 just shave

01:20:35.720 the beard

01:20:36.020 and then do

01:20:36.420 this

01:20:36.780 and then hide

01:20:37.480 myself in shame

01:20:38.160 until it grows

01:20:38.560 back and then

01:20:39.200 appear again

01:20:39.620 on camera

01:20:40.020 then I would

01:20:40.980 but living

01:20:42.500 as a beardless

01:20:43.160 person

01:20:43.680 in my day

01:20:44.800 to day

01:20:44.940 I can't

01:20:45.360 imagine

01:20:45.720 what you

01:20:46.700 guys go

01:20:47.080 through

01:20:47.300 not everyone

01:20:48.100 is cut

01:20:48.360 out for

01:20:48.700 it

01:20:49.140 if you

01:20:51.380 had

01:20:51.660 would you

01:20:51.900 have used

01:20:52.160 to Jeremy's

01:20:52.640 razor

01:20:52.960 I mean

01:20:54.260 that's

01:20:54.840 yes

01:20:55.240 it's not

01:20:56.140 a true

01:20:56.420 the question

01:20:57.140 is rhetorical

01:20:57.680 was Vance

01:20:58.800 a mistake

01:20:59.300 now that

01:20:59.720 they're not

01:21:00.160 running

01:21:00.460 against a

01:21:00.960 dead person

01:21:01.440 I don't

01:21:03.180 think so

01:21:03.500 no I

01:21:03.820 think Vance

01:21:04.320 was a good

01:21:04.660 pick

01:21:04.900 I think

01:21:05.320 Vance

01:21:05.560 was a good

01:21:05.900 pick

01:21:06.160 because

01:21:07.100 he

01:21:07.820 is super

01:21:09.060 sharp

01:21:09.720 he's young

01:21:10.620 he's

01:21:11.340 ambitious

01:21:12.000 he's capable

01:21:13.160 he's all

01:21:13.620 those things

01:21:14.340 that you want

01:21:14.740 and because

01:21:15.420 Trump

01:21:15.820 made a decision

01:21:16.780 here that he

01:21:17.280 wanted a pick

01:21:18.320 for legacy

01:21:18.920 he wanted a pick

01:21:19.900 for the future

01:21:20.500 he could have

01:21:21.260 picked a guy

01:21:21.840 who was going

01:21:22.340 to be a nice

01:21:23.200 little foil

01:21:23.800 for four years

01:21:24.760 and then

01:21:25.200 you know

01:21:25.660 faded away

01:21:26.220 into the bushes

01:21:26.740 but that's

01:21:27.180 that's not

01:21:27.840 what he wanted

01:21:28.160 I'm glad

01:21:28.540 that's not

01:21:28.940 what he wanted

01:21:29.500 and JD

01:21:31.020 I think

01:21:31.660 can create

01:21:32.480 a vision

01:21:33.000 of the

01:21:33.760 Trump movement

01:21:34.680 such as it is

01:21:35.500 into

01:21:36.200 2028

01:21:37.160 2032

01:21:37.800 you know

01:21:38.240 and so

01:21:38.960 that I think

01:21:39.600 is great

01:21:39.900 I think

01:21:40.160 it's also

01:21:40.560 in an age

01:21:41.660 where people

01:21:42.020 are so sick

01:21:42.940 of identity

01:21:43.680 politics

01:21:44.200 and wokeism

01:21:45.640 and whatever

01:21:46.180 euphemism

01:21:46.660 you want to use

01:21:47.220 I actually

01:21:47.980 think it's bold

01:21:48.660 to pick

01:21:49.140 just like a

01:21:49.980 kind of

01:21:50.320 normal looking

01:21:51.000 dude from Ohio

01:21:52.200 who by the way

01:21:53.700 has bona fides

01:21:55.140 in the mainstream

01:21:56.100 culture

01:21:56.600 because he had

01:21:57.320 this best-selling

01:21:58.040 memoir

01:21:58.420 hillbilly elegy

01:21:59.120 that was made

01:21:59.580 into a movie

01:22:00.140 now the libs

01:22:00.960 hate him

01:22:01.380 and disavow him

01:22:02.260 but you know

01:22:03.200 this is a guy

01:22:04.140 who has real appeal

01:22:05.300 especially to the voters

01:22:06.160 Trump needs to drive out

01:22:07.160 which is in the Rust Belt

01:22:08.120 yeah I agree

01:22:08.980 here's a tough question

01:22:10.320 I kind of disagree

01:22:11.280 well let me

01:22:12.120 throw this to you

01:22:12.860 let me throw this

01:22:13.800 question to you Ben

01:22:14.660 because I think

01:22:15.200 that it gets

01:22:15.740 to the disagreement

01:22:16.420 as someone

01:22:17.520 who believes

01:22:18.000 in the free market

01:22:19.360 what is your

01:22:20.240 justification

01:22:20.700 for supporting

01:22:21.540 someone

01:22:22.020 as anti-free

01:22:23.360 market

01:22:23.700 as J.D. Vance

01:22:24.540 okay so

01:22:26.900 that wasn't

01:22:27.340 exactly where I was

01:22:27.880 going to go

01:22:28.060 but I'll answer

01:22:28.420 that question

01:22:28.840 as well as

01:22:29.220 the last one

01:22:29.740 as far as

01:22:30.680 the last one

01:22:31.260 and whether

01:22:31.820 J.D. is a good

01:22:32.860 pick in a competitive

01:22:33.760 race

01:22:34.440 I think obviously

01:22:35.400 there are other

01:22:35.800 picks that Trump

01:22:36.360 could have made

01:22:36.880 that would have been

01:22:37.360 more likely to

01:22:38.400 reach out to the middle

01:22:39.380 more likely to create

01:22:40.600 a feeling of solidity

01:22:41.800 as opposed to

01:22:42.540 sort of an aggressive

01:22:43.360 attack dog

01:22:44.020 as J.D. Vance

01:22:44.780 is going to be

01:22:45.460 for President Trump

01:22:46.520 if you pick

01:22:46.980 Glenn Youngkin

01:22:47.960 I think frankly

01:22:49.160 that he probably

01:22:49.760 would have won Virginia

01:22:50.420 and would have given

01:22:50.960 him a leg up

01:22:51.520 in some of the other states

01:22:52.520 Trump was already

01:22:52.980 running very strong

01:22:53.800 probably ahead of J.D. Vance

01:22:54.860 in places like

01:22:55.420 Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania

01:22:56.520 okay as far as

01:22:57.480 the actual free market question

01:22:58.600 I think it's yet to be decided

01:22:59.940 just where J.D. is

01:23:01.640 on the free market

01:23:02.260 if you read

01:23:02.740 Hillbilly Elegy

01:23:03.500 that is one version

01:23:04.240 of J.D. Vance

01:23:04.740 and if you

01:23:05.140 listen to his speech

01:23:06.240 from the RNC

01:23:06.940 that it's a very different

01:23:07.620 version of J.D. Vance

01:23:08.460 Hillbilly Elegy

01:23:09.360 is essentially about

01:23:10.700 how people

01:23:11.700 who have been

01:23:12.180 left behind

01:23:12.800 have also

01:23:13.480 engaged in a culture

01:23:14.900 that keeps them down

01:23:16.340 it's a culture

01:23:16.880 that has moved away

01:23:17.660 from church

01:23:18.080 a culture that

01:23:18.740 no longer sees

01:23:19.940 agency

01:23:20.720 as the center point

01:23:21.840 of success

01:23:23.100 in America

01:23:23.840 and instead

01:23:24.260 blames the outside forces

01:23:25.320 that's the J.D. Vance

01:23:26.200 that is very pro-free market

01:23:27.320 and actually was very

01:23:28.480 tied into the tech culture

01:23:30.260 for example

01:23:30.840 he founded like

01:23:31.320 an entire tech company

01:23:32.160 after he wrote

01:23:33.260 Hillbilly Elegy

01:23:34.060 he's very tied in

01:23:34.820 with the tech culture

01:23:35.860 now in San Francisco

01:23:37.200 actually

01:23:37.760 despite all the talk

01:23:39.440 to the contrary

01:23:39.900 then there's the J.D. Vance

01:23:42.060 who was speaking

01:23:43.080 at the RNC

01:23:43.760 who was talking

01:23:44.400 about how essentially

01:23:45.360 everybody had been

01:23:46.020 left behind

01:23:46.660 in these Rust Belt states

01:23:47.740 sort of Henry Olson

01:23:48.680 argument

01:23:49.180 that sounds very much

01:23:50.180 like almost Sherrod Brown

01:23:51.260 or like the union head

01:23:52.500 who spoke a couple

01:23:53.380 of nights beforehand

01:23:54.180 there was no mention

01:23:54.800 of the free market

01:23:55.400 no mention of entrepreneurship

01:23:56.440 I think it sort of

01:23:57.580 has to be left

01:23:58.480 to the imagination

01:23:59.100 exactly what J.D. Vance

01:24:00.840 believes at this point

01:24:01.780 I'm not sure

01:24:02.500 anybody really knows

01:24:03.380 he's done some interviews

01:24:04.120 where he sounds a lot

01:24:04.760 like Elizabeth Warren

01:24:05.420 and then he's done

01:24:06.140 some interviews

01:24:06.580 where he sounds

01:24:07.200 a lot more like

01:24:08.020 Jeremy or me

01:24:08.760 when it comes to

01:24:09.360 the free market

01:24:09.980 my guess is the answer

01:24:10.760 is something in between

01:24:11.620 J.D. is certainly

01:24:12.400 smart enough to understand

01:24:13.400 the incredible power

01:24:14.680 of the free market

01:24:15.360 and entrepreneurship

01:24:16.020 I think he may be able

01:24:17.440 to he may be trying

01:24:19.280 to stand off

01:24:19.960 the hard edges

01:24:20.720 this would be the

01:24:21.220 sort of optimistic view

01:24:22.320 from my perspective

01:24:23.060 as somebody who's

01:24:23.840 very free market oriented

01:24:24.760 he may be trying

01:24:25.400 to stand off

01:24:25.980 the rough edges

01:24:27.020 of the free market economy

01:24:29.620 for particular

01:24:30.500 constituencies located

01:24:31.680 in the Rust Belt

01:24:32.300 again not something

01:24:33.060 that I particularly love

01:24:34.060 but something I can

01:24:34.940 understand

01:24:35.760 with that said

01:24:36.900 if J.D. Vance

01:24:37.740 is going so populist

01:24:39.540 that he's sort of

01:24:39.920 horseshoe theorying around

01:24:41.060 all the way to Bernie Sanders

01:24:41.940 I think that everybody

01:24:42.680 in the room would agree

01:24:43.200 that's a problem

01:24:43.760 yeah I think that

01:24:44.700 I do think that's

01:24:45.780 that's my concern

01:24:46.580 obviously

01:24:47.100 I don't think he's

01:24:48.320 going to do that

01:24:48.900 but I do think

01:24:49.640 the important thing

01:24:50.460 for a long time

01:24:51.560 the big divide

01:24:52.300 in this country

01:24:52.740 is not right and left

01:24:53.920 it's pro the founding

01:24:55.620 and anti the founding

01:24:56.600 I think he's pro the founding

01:24:58.100 I think he is anti-woke

01:24:59.900 which I think is a huge deal

01:25:01.620 I mean I think

01:25:02.360 I don't think people

01:25:03.240 in media

01:25:04.260 and people who are

01:25:05.120 financially secure

01:25:06.140 understand the power

01:25:08.100 the destructive power

01:25:09.440 of woke

01:25:09.820 I think it is the thing

01:25:11.000 that we should be

01:25:11.560 the battle we should be fighting

01:25:12.860 I think he's

01:25:13.380 the right guy to fight it

01:25:14.800 I think he gets it

01:25:15.620 these

01:25:16.000 but I do confess

01:25:17.620 that these are my concerns

01:25:18.660 about him

01:25:19.140 that he's so anti-free market

01:25:21.020 that he's a Bernie bro

01:25:21.960 but I just don't think

01:25:23.060 I'm hoping he's not

01:25:24.220 going to go there

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01:26:05.680 so here's another question

01:26:06.820 from one of those members

01:26:08.060 will using the 25th amendment

01:26:09.960 against Biden

01:26:10.880 be a boost for Kamala

01:26:12.440 as it makes her

01:26:13.220 the first black

01:26:13.960 and Indian

01:26:14.780 and female president

01:26:15.900 even without being able

01:26:17.200 to say quote

01:26:17.900 elected

01:26:18.420 yeah I think it's

01:26:19.540 it would certainly be

01:26:20.840 a big boost for her

01:26:21.800 because

01:26:23.120 I mean

01:26:23.700 it automatically

01:26:25.060 makes her a historic figure

01:26:26.720 because she is

01:26:27.340 the first female president

01:26:28.260 and

01:26:29.280 that the emotional blackmail

01:26:31.140 I think is ramped up

01:26:31.920 even more

01:26:32.340 because then it's like

01:26:33.100 are you really going to fire

01:26:34.160 the first female president

01:26:35.160 after five months

01:26:35.840 which of course

01:26:36.540 I would easily say yes

01:26:37.560 but I don't know if

01:26:38.760 I'd keep her as long as

01:26:39.860 I could pay her 75 cents

01:26:40.980 on the day

01:26:41.180 well that's true

01:26:41.820 she is cheaper

01:26:42.500 but with that said

01:26:44.060 I think it would

01:26:44.820 it would be a big boost

01:26:45.580 for her politically

01:26:46.140 but I still think

01:26:47.080 they should do it

01:26:48.520 because

01:26:49.060 even though I'm worried

01:26:50.860 about the politics of it

01:26:52.020 and how it would help them

01:26:53.120 I am also more worried

01:26:55.220 about the fate of this country

01:26:56.220 and actually having

01:26:57.760 a president for six months

01:26:59.040 who has announced himself

01:27:00.240 to be mentally incompetent

01:27:01.880 is just

01:27:02.400 it's way too dangerous

01:27:05.060 to tolerate

01:27:06.640 so

01:27:06.940 I completely agree

01:27:07.940 she is more likely to win

01:27:09.840 if she ascends the presidency

01:27:11.920 say this week

01:27:13.380 and yet

01:27:14.560 six months is a long time

01:27:16.460 in the history of the world

01:27:17.500 and this country

01:27:18.440 cannot be without a president

01:27:20.100 it is an incredibly

01:27:21.680 dangerous moment

01:27:22.460 and we're blasé about it

01:27:23.940 because our

01:27:24.600 our every thought

01:27:26.020 is fixed on this election

01:27:27.720 well also because

01:27:28.640 we don't think

01:27:29.040 he's been president

01:27:29.700 for the last year

01:27:30.460 that's the key

01:27:30.780 I guess

01:27:31.500 it is different

01:27:32.560 it's different when people know it

01:27:33.740 that's right

01:27:34.080 it's different when our enemies know it

01:27:35.700 but don't you think

01:27:37.000 maybe some people

01:27:39.040 who only watch

01:27:39.620 the establishment media

01:27:40.580 they thought that

01:27:41.840 Biden was really functioning

01:27:42.900 but Vladimir Putin

01:27:44.240 you know

01:27:44.700 the FSB

01:27:45.580 is still a pretty good

01:27:46.480 intelligence service

01:27:47.380 Xi Jinping

01:27:48.420 he's still got some

01:27:49.320 pretty good spies

01:27:50.040 and also they have eyes

01:27:51.840 and ears

01:27:52.300 and they don't just

01:27:52.900 listen to NBC

01:27:53.560 they knew

01:27:55.300 you know

01:27:55.840 and so

01:27:56.300 and by the way

01:27:57.520 America in the world

01:27:58.840 has been run horribly

01:27:59.740 since Biden was elected

01:28:01.600 and then this committee

01:28:02.560 of whoever

01:28:03.080 was running things

01:28:03.960 so it's not that

01:28:05.100 it's all gone well

01:28:06.000 but I don't think

01:28:06.840 it'll from now on

01:28:08.440 go worse

01:28:09.000 than it's been going

01:28:10.000 I guess some might say

01:28:11.080 it couldn't go worse

01:28:12.260 it can always go worse

01:28:14.100 would JFK be disappointed

01:28:16.240 in the Democratic Party

01:28:17.500 if he were alive today

01:28:18.520 this is such a hilarious question

01:28:20.000 because I always say to people

01:28:21.500 I am a JFK Democrat

01:28:23.520 or as they call us now

01:28:24.560 a radical MAGA

01:28:25.520 fascist

01:28:26.360 you know

01:28:26.720 white man

01:28:27.220 that's basically

01:28:28.040 he

01:28:28.520 JFK

01:28:29.560 was a conservative

01:28:30.700 I mean

01:28:31.080 he was a

01:28:31.640 tax cutting

01:28:32.660 strong defense

01:28:34.060 anti-communist guy

01:28:35.700 who

01:28:36.700 you know

01:28:37.860 understood

01:28:38.260 the civil rights movement

01:28:39.360 had a point

01:28:39.840 that was his

01:28:40.340 his big liberal thing

01:28:41.700 and who had to have sex

01:28:43.000 at least once a day

01:28:43.880 well that was

01:28:44.420 you had headaches

01:28:45.060 that was the one thing

01:28:45.740 the women

01:28:46.420 was attractive

01:28:47.300 and they also

01:28:49.800 the me too stuff

01:28:50.680 he might not like that

01:28:51.720 but you know

01:28:52.560 sure

01:28:53.240 if you say

01:28:54.020 compare

01:28:54.880 the Democrats now

01:28:56.340 to Democrats in the 60s

01:28:57.520 yeah

01:28:57.840 they were much more

01:28:58.740 conservative in the 60s

01:28:59.780 but if JFK

01:29:01.320 were alive today

01:29:02.200 or let's say

01:29:02.820 he were a younger man

01:29:03.820 no he'd be a huge lib

01:29:05.520 because all the Kennedys

01:29:06.720 are big libs

01:29:07.220 even RFK

01:29:07.940 who's not a doctrinaire

01:29:10.100 or a Democrat party

01:29:10.860 but he is a big lib

01:29:11.660 he'd just be a big lib

01:29:13.280 like I think

01:29:13.900 okay so you mean

01:29:14.860 if you don't just

01:29:15.420 I was just transporting

01:29:17.060 him from his

01:29:17.460 yeah I mean

01:29:18.020 I don't know

01:29:18.420 Grover Cleveland

01:29:19.220 would probably be

01:29:19.760 a Republican today too

01:29:20.660 but you know

01:29:21.180 a different time

01:29:21.880 yeah this is the problem

01:29:23.060 with hypotheticals

01:29:23.820 there's no such thing

01:29:24.680 is Sweet Daddy Walsh's

01:29:26.300 look based on

01:29:27.040 Carpanzi from Bertram

01:29:28.420 I feel dirty

01:29:30.920 I don't like all these

01:29:31.420 accusations of

01:29:32.280 this you know

01:29:33.280 appropriation

01:29:34.280 if anything the inspiration

01:29:34.960 goes the other way

01:29:36.220 I think it's fair to say

01:29:37.940 that we've all been

01:29:38.600 inspired by Matt

01:29:39.620 will Matt's movie

01:29:42.140 be in Canada

01:29:43.220 I hope not

01:29:44.220 gee

01:29:44.460 can you imagine

01:29:45.380 America's evil top hat

01:29:46.980 think of such a thing

01:29:48.040 wait

01:29:48.780 Canada's on top of America

01:29:50.860 it's a

01:29:51.180 oh

01:29:52.240 yeah

01:29:53.740 it's confusing

01:29:54.820 we haven't paid a lot of attention

01:29:56.400 to geopolitics

01:29:58.140 I've never known

01:29:58.540 where the hell it was

01:29:59.280 does anyone else

01:30:00.520 think that there will be

01:30:01.320 a tsunami of illegals

01:30:02.680 voting in the 2024 election

01:30:04.160 that will swamp

01:30:05.260 all the Republican races

01:30:06.360 that matter

01:30:07.240 it's not a tsunami

01:30:08.460 I think it's a problem

01:30:09.480 there will be a bunch of them

01:30:10.500 but yeah not a

01:30:11.380 I mean the thing is

01:30:12.560 they really have

01:30:13.560 registered illegal aliens

01:30:14.980 to vote

01:30:15.340 and there are all sorts

01:30:16.480 of laws that facilitate this

01:30:17.880 like giving driver's licenses

01:30:20.020 or IDs to illegal aliens

01:30:21.540 then motor voter laws

01:30:22.560 where you get automatic

01:30:23.740 or encouraged registration

01:30:24.660 so they're doing it

01:30:25.840 I mean there's no question

01:30:26.600 that they're doing it

01:30:27.200 I just I don't know

01:30:28.740 that it's really significant

01:30:29.900 and I don't know

01:30:30.480 that their get out the vote

01:30:31.200 operation is targeted

01:30:33.000 enough at illegals

01:30:33.880 for that to

01:30:34.360 there are other ways

01:30:35.160 for them to rig the election

01:30:36.040 I think I am more cynical

01:30:37.220 than you about this

01:30:38.420 you know I

01:30:39.060 as early as

01:30:40.440 2009 put out

01:30:42.320 or 2010 put out a movie

01:30:43.780 on the topic of

01:30:45.240 America's southern border

01:30:46.200 I think that it is

01:30:47.040 unbelievable

01:30:47.920 when you look at

01:30:48.900 Texas going from being

01:30:50.480 a red state

01:30:51.260 to a

01:30:52.440 almost purple state

01:30:54.040 at this point

01:30:54.620 it's actually

01:30:55.940 because of

01:30:57.060 immigration that's happening

01:30:58.380 and it's not the immigration

01:30:59.220 of Californians

01:31:00.080 into California

01:31:01.300 it's native born

01:31:02.980 Texans

01:31:03.600 who are first generation

01:31:05.220 children

01:31:05.720 of mostly illegal

01:31:07.760 immigrants

01:31:08.020 that's different

01:31:08.600 that's different

01:31:09.220 and that is a big problem

01:31:10.400 that's why they do it

01:31:11.040 by the way

01:31:11.360 you know

01:31:12.080 Reagan had this line

01:31:13.200 he said

01:31:13.420 the Hispanics are

01:31:14.980 Republicans

01:31:15.620 they just don't know it yet

01:31:16.800 and that's true

01:31:17.700 of certain groups

01:31:18.420 like Cubans

01:31:19.040 which is why Obama

01:31:20.080 shut down immigration

01:31:20.940 from Cuba

01:31:21.420 and killed

01:31:21.860 wet foot dry foot

01:31:22.980 but generally speaking

01:31:24.740 no

01:31:25.020 Hispanic voters

01:31:26.480 even as they move

01:31:27.760 largely

01:31:28.380 you know

01:31:28.720 in great numbers

01:31:29.500 to Republicans

01:31:30.020 they are overwhelmingly

01:31:31.440 Democrats

01:31:32.040 after the big

01:31:32.720 20 point shift

01:31:33.440 Biden was still leading

01:31:34.360 51

01:31:34.940 with the majority

01:31:36.420 of Hispanic votes

01:31:37.180 and to end

01:31:38.260 second generation

01:31:39.740 even down to the

01:31:40.960 third generation

01:31:41.720 they still identify

01:31:42.640 overwhelmingly

01:31:43.280 with Democrats

01:31:44.260 is there any legal

01:31:46.400 argument Trump

01:31:47.220 can use

01:31:47.860 to litigate

01:31:48.660 Kamala jumping

01:31:49.460 into this

01:31:49.960 so late

01:31:50.660 in the process

01:31:51.280 no

01:31:51.880 no

01:31:52.540 I do want to

01:31:53.620 speak to this point

01:31:54.780 though

01:31:55.000 I think

01:31:56.100 there are some

01:31:56.860 voices on the right

01:31:58.460 many of them

01:31:59.480 are never Trump

01:32:00.180 voices

01:32:01.120 national review guys

01:32:02.520 from 2016

01:32:03.920 guys who I still

01:32:04.900 like to read

01:32:06.580 and I think

01:32:07.440 in many ways

01:32:08.060 I still agree

01:32:09.580 with them

01:32:09.900 on many things

01:32:10.580 I think they just

01:32:11.220 let Trump

01:32:13.080 rot

01:32:14.580 a part of their

01:32:15.820 brain

01:32:16.100 and they're

01:32:17.700 really defending

01:32:18.620 what the Democrats

01:32:19.620 just did

01:32:20.320 and they're saying

01:32:21.300 things like

01:32:22.240 until 1972

01:32:23.860 it was almost

01:32:24.800 all brokered

01:32:25.560 conventions

01:32:26.080 and this is how

01:32:27.160 it works

01:32:27.620 you know

01:32:28.180 the parties

01:32:28.620 aren't subject

01:32:29.280 to democratic

01:32:29.960 processes

01:32:30.560 the parties

01:32:31.560 get to pick

01:32:32.220 whoever they

01:32:32.660 want as their

01:32:33.100 nominee

01:32:33.440 by whatever

01:32:34.140 process they

01:32:34.920 want as their

01:32:35.340 nominee

01:32:35.640 and that's

01:32:36.420 good

01:32:36.720 and that's

01:32:37.020 how it

01:32:37.260 should be

01:32:37.720 and my

01:32:38.300 argument

01:32:38.680 to rebut

01:32:39.820 them is

01:32:40.480 when we had

01:32:42.260 brokered

01:32:42.680 conventions

01:32:43.260 we had them

01:32:44.860 before the

01:32:45.360 legal filing

01:32:46.240 deadlines

01:32:46.860 in the

01:32:47.800 freaking

01:32:48.180 states

01:32:48.760 the fact

01:32:49.540 that the

01:32:49.800 Democrats

01:32:50.100 chose to

01:32:50.960 stage their

01:32:51.540 convention

01:32:52.060 in late

01:32:53.220 August

01:32:53.700 after the

01:32:54.540 filing deadline

01:32:55.300 meaning

01:32:55.560 after the

01:32:56.100 date at

01:32:56.540 which

01:32:56.780 it's no

01:32:57.160 longer

01:32:57.460 lawful

01:32:58.020 to change

01:32:58.900 on the

01:32:59.320 ballot

01:32:59.640 who the

01:33:00.220 candidate

01:33:00.580 even is

01:33:01.580 speaks to

01:33:02.800 the fact

01:33:03.300 that

01:33:04.060 never in

01:33:05.480 a million

01:33:06.000 years

01:33:06.360 did they

01:33:06.640 believe

01:33:07.120 that there

01:33:07.680 could be

01:33:07.900 a brokered

01:33:08.280 convention

01:33:08.680 because

01:33:09.180 truly

01:33:09.660 if they

01:33:09.980 elected

01:33:10.340 a candidate

01:33:11.100 at a

01:33:11.540 brokered

01:33:11.820 convention

01:33:12.220 it would

01:33:12.700 be illegal

01:33:13.080 to put

01:33:13.360 them on

01:33:13.620 ballots

01:33:13.880 in like

01:33:14.200 one-third

01:33:14.840 of the

01:33:15.620 states

01:33:15.860 the idea

01:33:16.600 that the

01:33:17.000 brokered

01:33:17.360 convention

01:33:17.780 is really

01:33:18.320 still a

01:33:18.760 thing

01:33:18.980 if

01:33:19.800 remember

01:33:20.440 back

01:33:20.840 to

01:33:21.240 I believe

01:33:24.520 it was

01:33:24.780 2016

01:33:25.440 but it

01:33:25.780 could have

01:33:25.960 been

01:33:26.080 2020

01:33:26.520 when

01:33:27.820 yeah

01:33:28.480 it was

01:33:28.700 2016

01:33:29.160 it was

01:33:29.380 certainly

01:33:29.580 2016

01:33:30.100 when

01:33:30.940 Bernie

01:33:31.500 had won

01:33:32.240 a

01:33:32.800 considerable

01:33:33.700 number

01:33:34.560 of

01:33:34.820 delegates

01:33:35.180 and they

01:33:35.860 were

01:33:36.040 concerned

01:33:36.680 that if

01:33:37.380 Hillary

01:33:37.620 didn't win

01:33:38.040 the nomination

01:33:38.620 in the

01:33:39.420 first vote

01:33:40.140 at their

01:33:40.480 convention

01:33:40.960 she might

01:33:42.000 not win

01:33:42.380 it at

01:33:42.740 all

01:33:43.100 and Bernie

01:33:43.500 might become

01:33:43.960 the nominee

01:33:44.420 and what

01:33:45.260 was Nancy

01:33:45.720 Pelosi's

01:33:46.860 answer to

01:33:47.440 that

01:33:47.620 she was

01:33:47.960 the

01:33:48.240 president

01:33:48.840 of the

01:33:49.520 DNC

01:33:49.980 that

01:33:50.200 particular

01:33:50.620 year

01:33:51.000 and she

01:33:51.600 came out

01:33:51.960 and said

01:33:52.420 well

01:33:53.680 because we

01:33:54.300 can no

01:33:54.580 longer

01:33:54.800 even have

01:33:55.360 the idea

01:33:55.720 of a

01:33:55.920 brokered

01:33:56.180 convention

01:33:56.640 because we

01:33:57.620 couldn't

01:33:57.760 even get

01:33:58.000 on the

01:33:58.240 ballot

01:33:58.500 if we

01:33:58.760 had

01:33:58.900 brokered

01:33:59.200 conventions

01:33:59.620 we're

01:34:00.780 not going

01:34:01.200 to count

01:34:01.780 the votes

01:34:02.660 at all

01:34:03.400 and instead

01:34:04.280 we're going

01:34:04.940 to do

01:34:05.360 an audible

01:34:06.700 vote

01:34:07.700 and she

01:34:08.680 said

01:34:09.100 you can

01:34:09.560 look this

01:34:09.920 clip up

01:34:10.300 I swear

01:34:10.780 I'm not

01:34:11.060 making this

01:34:11.460 up

01:34:11.640 she said

01:34:12.320 all those

01:34:13.240 in favor

01:34:13.720 of making

01:34:14.240 Hillary Clinton

01:34:14.940 the Democrat

01:34:15.780 nominee for

01:34:16.400 president of the

01:34:16.900 United States

01:34:17.500 say aye

01:34:18.280 and you hear

01:34:19.100 a resounding

01:34:19.660 number of

01:34:20.200 ayes

01:34:21.420 it's a resounding

01:34:22.680 number

01:34:23.040 but it ain't

01:34:24.640 all of

01:34:24.980 them

01:34:25.140 right

01:34:26.020 she says

01:34:27.340 all those

01:34:27.900 in favor

01:34:28.220 say aye

01:34:28.920 aye

01:34:30.060 all those

01:34:30.780 opposed

01:34:31.100 say no

01:34:31.480 the ayes

01:34:31.860 have it

01:34:32.220 she banged

01:34:32.780 her gavel

01:34:33.100 and you're

01:34:35.680 telling me

01:34:36.340 that they

01:34:36.700 still believe

01:34:37.320 in the idea

01:34:37.920 of a

01:34:38.220 brokered

01:34:38.520 convention

01:34:38.960 it is

01:34:39.420 nonsense

01:34:40.120 it is a

01:34:41.000 way of

01:34:41.420 justifying

01:34:42.200 what is

01:34:42.920 clearly

01:34:43.640 cheating

01:34:44.440 on the

01:34:46.040 basis of

01:34:46.520 the Democrats

01:34:46.940 in this

01:34:47.380 election

01:34:47.800 by pointing

01:34:49.080 to a

01:34:49.560 distant

01:34:49.860 past

01:34:50.380 that doesn't

01:34:51.200 even exist

01:34:51.920 anymore

01:34:52.300 and if it

01:34:52.860 still existed

01:34:53.480 they would

01:34:53.780 have had

01:34:54.060 their

01:34:54.300 convention

01:34:55.040 in May

01:34:55.920 or June

01:34:56.540 like we

01:34:57.160 always did

01:34:57.900 back when

01:34:58.260 you had

01:34:58.480 brokered

01:34:58.820 convention

01:34:59.000 but until

01:34:59.380 more than

01:34:59.840 half a

01:35:00.220 century ago

01:35:00.920 that's what

01:35:01.360 they did

01:35:01.820 so you know

01:35:02.500 come on

01:35:02.860 man

01:35:03.140 that's

01:35:03.700 exactly

01:35:04.040 right

01:35:04.140 also

01:35:04.380 I mean

01:35:05.060 especially

01:35:05.840 from the

01:35:06.080 never

01:35:06.240 Trump

01:35:06.500 types

01:35:06.820 imagine

01:35:07.980 a scenario

01:35:08.460 where somehow

01:35:09.100 Tim Scott

01:35:09.940 wins the

01:35:11.340 vote to be

01:35:11.840 the Republican

01:35:12.320 nominee

01:35:12.740 and then all

01:35:13.800 the you know

01:35:14.920 party elites

01:35:15.960 get together

01:35:16.500 and force

01:35:17.420 Trump in

01:35:18.060 instead

01:35:18.540 you know

01:35:19.420 are these

01:35:20.320 people going

01:35:20.740 to be

01:35:20.900 defending that

01:35:21.660 or are they

01:35:22.540 going to be

01:35:22.760 saying this

01:35:23.200 is another

01:35:23.500 coup

01:35:23.860 Donald Trump

01:35:24.840 is attacking

01:35:25.660 democracy

01:35:26.100 and so on

01:35:27.020 is Michelle

01:35:27.480 Obama

01:35:27.860 totally off

01:35:28.740 the table

01:35:29.200 at this

01:35:29.700 point

01:35:30.040 last week

01:35:30.700 last week

01:35:32.920 I still

01:35:33.640 thought

01:35:34.040 despite all

01:35:34.980 the reports

01:35:35.340 I thought

01:35:35.560 there was

01:35:35.780 still a good

01:35:36.380 chance

01:35:36.780 Biden

01:35:37.140 would stick

01:35:37.580 it out

01:35:37.960 I didn't

01:35:38.680 didn't occur

01:35:39.180 to me

01:35:39.380 they'd just

01:35:39.740 shove him

01:35:40.180 into

01:35:40.340 Rehoboth

01:35:40.680 Beach

01:35:40.940 and take

01:35:41.280 it away

01:35:41.500 from him

01:35:41.860 but but

01:35:42.800 I've been

01:35:44.140 from the

01:35:44.780 beginning

01:35:45.040 a lot of

01:35:45.420 Republicans

01:35:45.760 have said

01:35:46.140 it could

01:35:46.460 be Michelle

01:35:47.040 they're

01:35:47.680 gonna

01:35:47.820 and I

01:35:48.680 always thought

01:35:49.480 that was

01:35:49.800 a fantasy

01:35:50.360 when Obama

01:35:51.400 didn't endorse

01:35:52.180 right away

01:35:52.620 I thought

01:35:52.980 oh yikes

01:35:53.880 maybe

01:35:54.540 but no

01:35:55.780 I simply

01:35:57.120 think

01:35:57.460 I don't think

01:35:58.460 she'd be a good

01:35:58.860 candidate anyway

01:35:59.420 but I think

01:36:00.260 at this point

01:36:00.780 it's too late

01:36:01.300 I think

01:36:02.100 that when

01:36:03.420 they pushed

01:36:04.020 Joe aside

01:36:05.140 they thought

01:36:06.740 that they could

01:36:07.300 possibly get

01:36:07.980 Michelle in there

01:36:08.640 because Michelle

01:36:09.300 would win 48

01:36:10.020 states

01:36:10.400 but

01:36:11.180 I disagree

01:36:11.720 I think

01:36:12.200 that Joe

01:36:12.620 Biden

01:36:13.000 was sitting

01:36:14.400 at his

01:36:14.760 beach house

01:36:15.420 being driven

01:36:16.660 out of the

01:36:17.160 party

01:36:17.460 thinking to

01:36:18.220 himself

01:36:18.620 which ones

01:36:19.900 of these

01:36:20.200 sons of

01:36:20.600 bitches do

01:36:21.020 I hate

01:36:21.320 more

01:36:21.560 Kamala

01:36:22.240 Harris

01:36:22.540 who has

01:36:22.880 called

01:36:23.200 me a

01:36:23.600 racist

01:36:24.000 and ridden

01:36:24.940 my coattails

01:36:25.600 into high

01:36:26.060 office

01:36:26.400 or Barack

01:36:27.300 Obama

01:36:27.720 who is

01:36:28.300 forcing me

01:36:29.000 out and

01:36:29.380 stabbing me

01:36:29.880 in the

01:36:30.080 back

01:36:30.380 and he

01:36:30.860 made a

01:36:31.140 decision

01:36:31.440 which one

01:36:31.820 of them

01:36:32.020 he hates

01:36:32.360 more

01:36:32.640 and he

01:36:33.100 endorsed

01:36:33.500 Kamala

01:36:33.980 in the

01:36:34.800 letter

01:36:35.040 with which

01:36:35.460 he resigned

01:36:35.860 his candidacy

01:36:36.520 and because

01:36:37.280 he did

01:36:37.820 that

01:36:38.140 he basically

01:36:39.380 cut off

01:36:39.960 any idea

01:36:40.660 because you

01:36:41.300 remember

01:36:41.680 in the

01:36:42.120 48 hours

01:36:43.040 before

01:36:43.500 Joe Biden

01:36:44.700 resigned

01:36:45.040 his candidacy

01:36:45.720 the DNC

01:36:47.100 put out

01:36:47.520 like a

01:36:48.560 proposal for

01:36:49.380 how to have

01:36:49.900 an alternative

01:36:50.500 kind of

01:36:51.120 convention

01:36:51.740 process

01:36:52.200 where there

01:36:52.520 would be

01:36:52.700 numerous

01:36:53.080 candidates

01:36:53.580 and you

01:36:54.520 know there

01:36:54.760 would be

01:36:54.920 these

01:36:55.220 Oprah Winfrey

01:36:56.200 would host

01:36:56.800 these round

01:36:58.180 table discussions

01:36:59.020 with them

01:36:59.640 but Joe says

01:37:01.240 it's Kamala

01:37:01.680 in his letter

01:37:02.160 I don't agree

01:37:03.740 with you

01:37:04.000 about the

01:37:04.440 super nature

01:37:06.460 of Michelle's

01:37:07.240 candidacy

01:37:07.740 but I did

01:37:08.620 have that

01:37:08.940 moment

01:37:09.260 when Obama

01:37:10.260 did not

01:37:10.680 endorse

01:37:11.320 Kamala

01:37:12.300 where I

01:37:12.740 thought he's

01:37:12.980 running home

01:37:13.320 going

01:37:13.500 please

01:37:14.140 please

01:37:14.880 I want

01:37:15.820 the powers

01:37:16.400 because

01:37:16.960 Biden

01:37:18.320 wrote

01:37:18.640 Kamala's

01:37:19.160 name

01:37:19.460 well because

01:37:19.980 Biden's

01:37:20.460 aides

01:37:20.760 wrote

01:37:20.980 Kamala's

01:37:21.480 name

01:37:21.720 in that

01:37:22.380 letter

01:37:22.640 that they

01:37:22.940 put his

01:37:23.280 fake

01:37:23.520 signature

01:37:23.860 on

01:37:24.260 and then

01:37:24.700 took a

01:37:24.940 picture

01:37:25.120 of

01:37:25.340 and

01:37:25.440 released

01:37:25.700 on

01:37:25.880 X

01:37:26.120 because

01:37:26.680 of that

01:37:27.140 you will

01:37:27.400 never

01:37:27.620 have to

01:37:27.920 find out

01:37:28.220 how wrong

01:37:28.620 you are

01:37:28.940 the thing

01:37:30.480 that bothered

01:37:30.960 me the

01:37:31.300 most about

01:37:31.700 the potential

01:37:32.260 Michelle

01:37:32.560 candidacy

01:37:33.060 is I

01:37:33.380 don't care

01:37:34.180 you know

01:37:34.400 the race

01:37:34.780 or whatever

01:37:35.100 maybe she

01:37:35.520 could win

01:37:35.880 I just

01:37:36.720 thought I

01:37:37.200 would then

01:37:38.120 have to

01:37:38.660 tell Jeremy

01:37:39.420 that he

01:37:39.980 was right

01:37:40.440 on this

01:37:40.780 thing

01:37:40.980 that I

01:37:41.200 dug my

01:37:41.720 heels in

01:37:42.220 so that

01:37:42.920 would kill

01:37:43.320 it would

01:37:43.600 kill me

01:37:43.960 like Joe

01:37:44.520 this is a

01:37:45.980 question for

01:37:46.380 Matt Walsh

01:37:47.920 Matt what

01:37:48.300 events do

01:37:48.680 you think

01:37:48.920 occurred in

01:37:49.320 the lives

01:37:49.780 of these

01:37:50.120 people who

01:37:50.620 truly believe

01:37:51.420 that white

01:37:51.760 people are

01:37:52.180 as racist

01:37:52.760 without

01:37:53.540 redemption

01:37:53.980 is there

01:37:54.940 a common

01:37:55.320 denominator

01:37:55.860 I mean

01:37:57.420 what occurred

01:37:57.740 in their

01:37:57.940 lives was

01:37:58.520 just

01:37:58.860 intense

01:37:59.620 indoctrination

01:38:00.500 that

01:38:01.080 and then

01:38:03.620 they interpret

01:38:05.120 things that

01:38:05.680 are happening

01:38:06.040 in their

01:38:06.340 lives

01:38:06.800 based on

01:38:07.900 what they've

01:38:08.260 been indoctrinated

01:38:08.860 to believe

01:38:09.420 already

01:38:09.900 so

01:38:10.400 I mean

01:38:11.560 for example

01:38:12.040 in that

01:38:12.360 race to

01:38:12.700 dinner

01:38:12.880 as you'll

01:38:13.500 see in

01:38:13.720 the film

01:38:14.100 there's a

01:38:15.940 there's a

01:38:16.480 moment

01:38:16.760 in the

01:38:17.660 film

01:38:18.000 in that

01:38:18.880 at the

01:38:19.900 dinner

01:38:20.100 where

01:38:20.520 all the

01:38:21.760 women are

01:38:22.100 invited to

01:38:23.000 reveal moments

01:38:24.160 in their

01:38:24.400 lives when

01:38:24.820 they were

01:38:25.060 racist

01:38:25.500 and they

01:38:26.360 all have

01:38:27.320 examples

01:38:27.880 ready to

01:38:28.240 go

01:38:28.440 and they

01:38:29.180 go around

01:38:29.540 the table

01:38:30.000 and

01:38:30.640 every

01:38:31.920 example

01:38:32.200 they give

01:38:32.520 it's like

01:38:32.880 they were

01:38:33.100 not being

01:38:33.420 racist

01:38:33.740 at all

01:38:34.120 just

01:38:34.300 totally

01:38:34.600 normal

01:38:35.080 interactions

01:38:36.320 that they

01:38:36.640 had or

01:38:36.940 whatever

01:38:37.200 but

01:38:38.140 they've

01:38:38.940 been

01:38:39.280 conditioned

01:38:40.240 to

01:38:40.720 interpret

01:38:41.660 all of

01:38:42.160 those

01:38:42.340 things

01:38:42.480 even

01:38:42.660 their

01:38:42.840 own

01:38:43.120 actions

01:38:43.600 as

01:38:44.340 racist

01:38:44.640 and

01:38:44.860 even

01:38:45.100 when

01:38:45.320 they

01:38:45.580 know

01:38:46.000 that

01:38:46.240 they

01:38:46.360 don't

01:38:46.540 actually

01:38:47.020 have

01:38:47.380 any

01:38:47.560 hatred

01:38:47.860 for

01:38:48.680 non-white

01:38:49.080 people

01:38:49.340 they know

01:38:49.720 that

01:38:49.920 in their

01:38:50.100 own

01:38:50.240 heart

01:38:50.520 but

01:38:50.760 yet

01:38:50.920 they

01:38:51.100 still

01:38:51.540 truly

01:38:51.960 believe

01:38:52.320 that

01:38:52.540 somehow

01:38:53.020 it's

01:38:54.020 still

01:38:54.420 racist

01:38:54.960 because

01:38:55.260 this

01:38:55.500 idea

01:38:55.780 of

01:38:55.920 racism

01:38:56.280 has

01:38:56.820 of course

01:38:57.800 lost

01:38:58.120 all

01:38:58.320 meaning

01:38:58.600 and

01:38:58.800 it's

01:38:58.960 just

01:38:59.100 been

01:38:59.360 in

01:39:00.760 their

01:39:01.480 minds

01:39:01.820 it

01:39:01.960 actually

01:39:02.400 has

01:39:02.860 nothing

01:39:03.060 to do

01:39:03.360 with

01:39:03.560 what

01:39:03.780 you

01:39:04.080 consciously

01:39:04.840 think

01:39:05.400 about

01:39:05.660 somebody

01:39:05.960 else

01:39:06.260 that's

01:39:06.500 right

01:39:06.660 sadly

01:39:07.280 the

01:39:07.580 person

01:39:08.020 asking

01:39:08.320 the

01:39:08.500 question

01:39:08.800 probably

01:39:09.320 thinks

01:39:10.240 that

01:39:10.400 they're

01:39:10.540 saying

01:39:10.900 why

01:39:11.420 did

01:39:11.600 these

01:39:11.880 what

01:39:12.400 has

01:39:12.540 happened

01:39:12.780 to

01:39:12.900 these

01:39:13.040 black

01:39:13.280 people

01:39:13.540 that

01:39:13.680 makes

01:39:13.860 them

01:39:14.020 think

01:39:14.220 white

01:39:14.420 people

01:39:14.660 hate

01:39:14.900 them

01:39:15.100 but

01:39:15.520 I

01:39:15.600 think

01:39:15.720 that

01:39:15.840 the

01:39:15.980 real

01:39:16.300 answer

01:39:16.680 is

01:39:16.880 no

01:39:17.180 most

01:39:17.780 of

01:39:17.920 this

01:39:18.060 is

01:39:18.200 driven

01:39:18.400 by

01:39:18.600 white

01:39:18.840 women

01:39:18.960 but

01:39:19.440 it's

01:39:19.700 the

01:39:20.000 same

01:39:20.120 answer

01:39:20.780 there

01:39:20.940 too

01:39:21.140 because

01:39:21.520 for

01:39:22.160 the

01:39:22.840 non-white

01:39:23.440 people

01:39:23.800 who

01:39:24.020 believe

01:39:24.320 we

01:39:24.520 live

01:39:24.680 in a

01:39:24.820 systemically

01:39:25.220 racist

01:39:25.480 culture

01:39:26.140 and so

01:39:26.440 on

01:39:26.660 and

01:39:27.600 if

01:39:27.720 you

01:39:27.800 ask

01:39:28.000 them

01:39:28.200 to

01:39:28.340 give

01:39:28.460 examples

01:39:28.960 of

01:39:29.200 when

01:39:29.300 they've

01:39:29.460 been

01:39:29.560 victims

01:39:29.800 of

01:39:29.980 racism

01:39:30.340 they'll

01:39:31.220 probably

01:39:31.540 have

01:39:31.700 many

01:39:31.920 on

01:39:32.120 hand

01:39:32.400 and

01:39:32.540 you

01:39:32.640 hear

01:39:32.720 this

01:39:32.880 from

01:39:32.980 the

01:39:33.100 activist

01:39:33.660 types

01:39:34.100 and

01:39:34.600 many

01:39:34.800 of

01:39:34.940 their

01:39:35.080 examples

01:39:35.480 are

01:39:35.880 just

01:39:36.140 totally

01:39:36.540 normal

01:39:36.920 interactions

01:39:37.440 I mean

01:39:37.940 we just

01:39:38.200 talked about

01:39:38.440 Michelle

01:39:38.660 Obama

01:39:39.020 she

01:39:39.320 was

01:39:39.720 infamous

01:39:40.040 for

01:39:40.240 this

01:39:40.360 sort

01:39:40.500 of

01:39:40.600 thing

01:39:40.740 I

01:39:41.120 remember

01:39:41.320 she

01:39:41.480 gave

01:39:41.700 a

01:39:41.860 tearful

01:39:42.140 story

01:39:42.380 once

01:39:42.660 about

01:39:42.980 at

01:39:43.760 an

01:39:43.860 ice

01:39:44.000 cream

01:39:44.180 shop

01:39:44.460 and

01:39:45.060 someone

01:39:45.300 cut

01:39:45.560 in

01:39:45.700 line

01:39:46.020 and

01:39:47.140 she

01:39:57.600 a

01:39:58.060 black

01:39:58.240 person

01:39:58.400 well

01:39:58.580 I

01:39:59.260 was

01:39:59.420 at

01:39:59.540 Dunkin

01:39:59.780 Donuts

01:40:00.040 three

01:40:00.260 days

01:40:00.500 ago

01:40:00.740 and

01:40:00.940 someone

01:40:01.120 cut

01:40:01.380 in

01:40:01.500 line

01:40:01.660 in

01:40:01.780 front

01:40:01.880 of

01:40:01.980 me

01:40:02.180 and

01:40:02.480 but

01:40:03.760 I

01:40:04.200 don't

01:40:04.400 have

01:40:04.720 that

01:40:04.960 framework

01:40:05.460 for

01:40:05.700 understanding

01:40:06.160 it

01:40:06.340 so

01:40:06.440 for

01:40:06.620 me

01:40:06.780 it

01:40:06.880 was

01:40:07.000 just

01:40:07.300 oh

01:40:07.740 this

01:40:07.880 person

01:40:08.140 just

01:40:08.340 being

01:40:08.540 an

01:40:08.680 asshole

01:40:09.000 but

01:40:10.100 for

01:40:10.400 someone

01:40:10.560 like

01:40:10.720 Michelle

01:40:10.960 Obama

01:40:11.340 an

01:40:11.540 activist

01:40:11.840 type

01:40:12.180 they

01:40:12.780 don't

01:40:13.740 that

01:40:13.980 doesn't

01:40:14.480 occur

01:40:14.780 to

01:40:14.960 them

01:40:15.160 because

01:40:15.420 everything

01:40:15.860 is

01:40:16.120 through

01:40:16.260 this

01:40:16.420 you

01:40:16.520 remember

01:40:16.800 at

01:40:16.960 the

01:40:17.060 supermarket

01:40:17.540 there

01:40:17.740 was

01:40:17.840 this

01:40:17.960 story

01:40:18.240 someone

01:40:18.760 asked

01:40:19.020 her

01:40:19.100 at

01:40:19.200 the

01:40:19.280 supermarket

01:40:19.700 to

01:40:19.900 reach

01:40:20.120 up

01:40:20.280 and

01:40:20.400 get

01:40:20.540 something

01:40:20.940 off

01:40:21.140 a

01:40:21.260 shelf

01:40:21.520 and

01:40:22.120 she

01:40:22.240 was

01:40:22.380 offended

01:40:22.820 by

01:40:23.120 this

01:40:23.420 and

01:40:23.540 I

01:40:23.640 thought

01:40:23.760 you

01:40:23.920 know

01:40:24.080 sometimes

01:40:24.660 people

01:40:25.080 ask

01:40:25.360 me

01:40:25.540 for

01:40:25.720 favors

01:40:26.100 too

01:40:26.440 that

01:40:26.600 happens

01:40:26.900 to

01:40:27.060 me

01:40:27.240 in

01:40:27.600 grocery

01:40:28.300 you know

01:40:28.900 the

01:40:29.060 funny

01:40:29.580 thing

01:40:29.800 in

01:40:29.920 this

01:40:30.060 book

01:40:30.320 this

01:40:30.940 wonderful

01:40:31.460 book

01:40:31.760 morning

01:40:32.060 after

01:40:32.280 the

01:40:32.440 revolution

01:40:32.820 by

01:40:33.200 Nellie

01:40:33.780 Bowles

01:40:34.220 she

01:40:35.260 covers

01:40:35.620 this

01:40:35.880 and one

01:40:36.180 of the

01:40:36.340 things

01:40:36.500 she

01:40:36.620 says

01:40:36.820 about

01:40:37.020 it

01:40:37.140 is

01:40:37.260 it

01:40:37.380 creates

01:40:37.800 a

01:40:47.840 Drew

01:40:48.320 are we

01:40:48.680 ever

01:40:48.840 going

01:40:49.020 to

01:40:49.140 get

01:40:49.240 a

01:40:49.320 release

01:40:49.600 date

01:40:49.800 for

01:40:50.000 the

01:40:50.120 pin

01:40:50.240 dragon

01:40:50.520 cycle

01:40:50.860 Ben

01:40:53.180 what are

01:40:53.840 the odds

01:40:54.240 that we

01:40:54.480 actually

01:40:54.780 get

01:40:55.120 they

01:40:56.460 changed

01:40:56.680 the

01:40:56.800 question

01:40:57.020 on me

01:40:57.200 what are

01:40:57.600 the odds

01:40:57.920 that we

01:40:58.160 actually

01:40:58.440 get to

01:40:58.780 the

01:40:58.940 bottom

01:40:59.180 of

01:40:59.360 the

01:40:59.480 assassination

01:40:59.880 attempt

01:41:00.380 on

01:41:00.560 President

01:41:00.840 Trump

01:41:01.180 ah

01:41:03.520 man

01:41:04.040 I'm

01:41:04.760 going to

01:41:04.900 say

01:41:05.020 that the

01:41:05.280 odds

01:41:05.500 are

01:41:05.580 like

01:41:05.740 40%

01:41:06.340 and

01:41:06.960 the

01:41:07.260 reason

01:41:07.440 is

01:41:07.620 because

01:41:07.940 we

01:41:08.500 are

01:41:08.620 seeing

01:41:08.820 so

01:41:09.140 little

01:41:09.360 at

01:41:09.520 this

01:41:09.660 point

01:41:09.800 they

01:41:09.960 unlocked

01:41:10.500 the

01:41:10.700 guy's

01:41:10.940 phone

01:41:11.160 using

01:41:11.440 apparently

01:41:11.820 evil

01:41:12.460 Israeli

01:41:12.780 technology

01:41:13.340 and

01:41:14.060 then

01:41:14.180 once

01:41:14.460 they

01:41:14.680 unlocked

01:41:15.260 the

01:41:15.720 phone

01:41:15.920 using

01:41:16.220 the

01:41:16.400 evil

01:41:16.620 Jew

01:41:16.800 technology

01:41:17.320 apparently

01:41:18.360 they're

01:41:19.300 still

01:41:19.500 trying

01:41:19.740 to

01:41:19.860 discern

01:41:20.140 what

01:41:20.420 exactly

01:41:20.700 was

01:41:20.880 there

01:41:21.060 because

01:41:21.380 one

01:41:22.060 of

01:41:22.140 his

01:41:22.240 phones

01:41:22.400 is

01:41:22.540 encrypted

01:41:22.880 we're

01:41:23.860 hearing

01:41:24.060 rumors

01:41:24.440 about

01:41:24.660 whether

01:41:24.840 the

01:41:25.000 explosives

01:41:25.400 were

01:41:25.840 preset

01:41:26.240 how

01:41:26.500 they

01:41:26.640 were

01:41:26.760 built

01:41:27.060 in

01:41:27.680 his

01:41:27.840 car

01:41:28.140 this

01:41:28.780 is

01:41:28.880 a

01:41:29.020 very

01:41:29.240 weird

01:41:29.560 one

01:41:29.800 and

01:41:29.960 remember

01:41:30.300 we're

01:41:30.520 still

01:41:30.720 years

01:41:31.060 later

01:41:31.300 we

01:41:31.460 still

01:41:31.680 don't

01:41:31.940 know

01:41:32.220 supposedly

01:41:32.760 why

01:41:33.380 the

01:41:33.560 largest

01:41:34.120 mass

01:41:34.400 shooting

01:41:34.580 in

01:41:34.680 American

01:41:34.880 history

01:41:35.200 took

01:41:35.440 place

01:41:35.660 Las

01:41:35.880 Vegas

01:41:36.100 shooting

01:41:36.440 and

01:41:37.080 so

01:41:37.340 the

01:41:37.720 high

01:41:38.480 possibility

01:41:39.040 that

01:41:39.680 they

01:41:40.100 actually

01:41:40.380 do

01:41:40.600 know

01:41:40.800 and

01:41:40.940 that

01:41:41.040 we

01:41:41.120 never

01:41:41.320 find

01:41:41.600 out

01:41:41.820 that

01:41:42.080 actually

01:41:42.380 is

01:41:42.560 pretty

01:41:42.780 high

01:41:43.040 I

01:41:43.200 will

01:41:43.380 say

01:41:43.620 that

01:41:43.900 again

01:41:44.800 I'm

01:41:45.180 very

01:41:45.440 anti

01:41:45.780 conspiracy

01:41:46.240 as a

01:41:46.620 general

01:41:46.860 rule

01:41:47.160 but

01:41:47.960 the

01:41:48.120 behavior

01:41:48.460 of

01:41:48.800 the

01:41:48.940 CIA

01:41:49.240 and

01:41:49.440 the

01:41:49.560 FBI

01:41:49.900 during

01:41:50.360 the

01:41:50.540 last

01:41:50.740 15

01:41:51.220 years

01:41:51.500 alone

01:41:51.840 is

01:41:52.360 enough

01:41:52.500 to

01:41:52.620 make

01:41:52.760 almost

01:41:52.940 anybody

01:41:53.320 a

01:41:53.520 conspiracy

01:41:53.900 theorist

01:41:54.360 or at

01:41:54.680 least

01:41:54.820 believe

01:41:55.220 there's

01:41:55.540 a

01:41:55.660 lot

01:41:55.780 of

01:41:55.880 information

01:41:56.320 that

01:41:56.860 we

01:41:56.980 are

01:41:57.100 never

01:41:57.380 going

01:41:57.620 to

01:41:57.780 find

01:41:57.960 out

01:41:58.140 about

01:41:58.320 stuff

01:41:58.560 like

01:41:58.740 this

01:41:59.020 last

01:42:01.460 question

01:42:01.840 from

01:42:02.040 our

01:42:02.200 Daily

01:42:02.480 Wire

01:42:02.900 Plus

01:42:03.340 members

01:42:03.840 if

01:42:04.020 you're

01:42:04.140 not

01:42:04.400 one

01:42:04.680 head

01:42:04.860 over

01:42:05.020 to

01:42:05.120 Daily

01:42:05.300 Wire

01:42:05.500 Plus

01:42:05.920 right

01:42:06.280 now

01:42:06.480 become

01:42:06.700 a

01:42:06.860 member

01:42:07.020 use

01:42:07.220 promo

01:42:07.500 code

01:42:07.760 fight

01:42:08.100 get

01:42:08.300 47%

01:42:09.540 off

01:42:09.860 of

01:42:10.000 your

01:42:10.120 annual

01:42:10.460 membership

01:42:10.980 and

01:42:11.440 all

01:42:11.580 of

01:42:11.680 our

01:42:11.760 members

01:42:12.020 who

01:42:12.160 are

01:42:12.260 watching

01:42:12.600 or

01:42:12.780 wrote

01:42:12.980 in

01:42:13.220 with

01:42:13.640 questions

01:42:14.040 tonight

01:42:14.300 we

01:42:14.440 sure

01:42:14.600 do

01:42:14.720 thank

01:42:15.000 you

01:42:15.160 this

01:42:15.780 question

01:42:16.080 is

01:42:16.540 how

01:42:16.780 did

01:42:16.960 Matt

01:42:17.240 get

01:42:17.480 his

01:42:17.640 film

01:42:17.860 into

01:42:18.060 theaters

01:42:18.440 is

01:42:19.160 there

01:42:19.320 a

01:42:19.460 concern

01:42:19.860 that

01:42:20.080 they

01:42:20.200 may

01:42:20.400 prevent

01:42:20.800 it

01:42:20.960 from

01:42:21.120 showing

01:42:21.520 in

01:42:21.840 theaters

01:42:22.200 well

01:42:23.660 this

01:42:23.800 question

01:42:24.140 probably

01:42:24.500 more

01:42:24.700 for

01:42:24.840 Jeremy

01:42:25.060 because

01:42:25.480 this

01:42:26.360 the

01:42:27.040 great

01:42:27.240 thing

01:42:27.360 is

01:42:27.480 I

01:42:27.560 was

01:42:27.660 on

01:42:27.780 vacation

01:42:28.220 when

01:42:28.620 I

01:42:28.740 found

01:42:28.920 out

01:42:29.060 that

01:42:29.180 it

01:42:29.240 was

01:42:29.360 going

01:42:29.560 to

01:42:29.680 come

01:42:30.120 out

01:42:30.260 in

01:42:30.380 theaters

01:42:30.620 so

01:42:30.860 I

01:42:31.000 was

01:42:31.160 just

01:42:31.400 relaxing

01:42:31.980 and

01:42:32.740 letting

01:42:32.920 other

01:42:33.100 people

01:42:33.340 figure

01:42:33.600 that

01:42:33.800 out

01:42:34.060 I

01:42:34.760 do

01:42:34.880 think

01:42:35.020 one

01:42:35.320 thing

01:42:35.500 is

01:42:44.720 the

01:42:45.600 making

01:42:46.840 of

01:42:47.040 this

01:42:47.240 film

01:42:47.580 was

01:42:47.820 a

01:42:47.960 little

01:42:48.100 bit

01:42:48.360 contentious

01:42:48.940 Matt

01:42:49.240 had

01:42:49.440 a

01:42:49.620 very

01:42:49.880 bold

01:42:50.180 idea

01:42:50.580 he

01:42:51.840 did

01:42:52.540 something

01:42:53.360 that

01:42:53.580 was

01:42:53.740 different

01:42:54.100 than

01:42:54.520 probably

01:42:55.220 outside

01:42:55.520 the

01:42:55.700 comfort

01:42:55.920 zone

01:42:56.240 of

01:42:56.520 everybody

01:42:56.840 in

01:42:57.020 the

01:42:57.120 building

01:42:57.360 myself

01:42:57.700 included

01:42:58.220 when

01:42:59.300 you

01:42:59.400 do

01:42:59.620 something

01:42:59.960 really

01:43:00.280 ambitious

01:43:00.640 like

01:43:01.000 this

01:43:01.360 not

01:43:02.680 every

01:43:03.040 part

01:43:03.540 of

01:43:03.640 it

01:43:03.760 works

01:43:04.020 exactly

01:43:04.340 the

01:43:04.500 way

01:43:04.600 you

01:43:04.720 think

01:43:04.980 that

01:43:05.900 it

01:43:06.020 works

01:43:06.240 so

01:43:06.400 we

01:43:06.520 had

01:43:06.640 a

01:43:06.740 lot

01:43:06.860 of

01:43:07.000 creative

01:43:07.680 disagreement

01:43:09.200 as

01:43:09.580 we

01:43:09.740 brought

01:43:10.000 the

01:43:10.200 film

01:43:10.480 to

01:43:10.980 life

01:43:11.220 and

01:43:11.360 as

01:43:11.700 it

01:43:11.840 turns

01:43:12.140 out

01:43:12.480 all

01:43:13.240 great

01:43:13.620 art

01:43:14.100 is

01:43:14.420 born

01:43:14.840 of

01:43:15.220 conflict

01:43:15.720 whenever

01:43:16.280 you

01:43:16.540 see

01:43:16.740 somebody

01:43:17.020 who

01:43:17.160 gets

01:43:17.280 to

01:43:17.400 make

01:43:17.560 exactly

01:43:18.120 what

01:43:18.400 they

01:43:18.560 want

01:43:18.860 to

01:43:19.080 make

01:43:19.400 it's

01:43:19.880 almost

01:43:20.080 always

01:43:20.540 garbage

01:43:21.200 right

01:43:21.460 there are

01:43:22.240 exceptions

01:43:22.640 but there

01:43:23.020 aren't

01:43:23.300 many

01:43:23.620 exceptions

01:43:24.940 and so

01:43:25.780 creative

01:43:26.380 disagreement

01:43:28.060 creative

01:43:28.500 conflict

01:43:28.980 almost

01:43:30.060 always

01:43:30.680 improves

01:43:31.360 the

01:43:32.560 final

01:43:32.920 product

01:43:33.960 what Matt

01:43:34.480 has made

01:43:34.960 here

01:43:35.300 in the

01:43:36.360 final

01:43:36.720 form

01:43:37.520 I think

01:43:38.020 as I

01:43:38.660 said

01:43:38.820 before

01:43:39.120 is

01:43:39.400 something

01:43:40.280 truly

01:43:40.900 unique

01:43:41.360 something

01:43:41.640 that

01:43:41.860 we've

01:43:42.060 never

01:43:42.340 seen

01:43:42.740 anyone

01:43:43.740 on the

01:43:44.240 right

01:43:44.520 do

01:43:45.040 and

01:43:45.960 even

01:43:47.300 on the

01:43:47.620 left

01:43:47.820 people

01:43:48.040 struggle

01:43:48.400 to do

01:43:48.820 it

01:43:48.960 well

01:43:49.360 something

01:43:49.900 that can

01:43:50.140 be

01:43:50.240 very

01:43:50.600 powerful

01:43:51.120 that can

01:43:51.460 make

01:43:51.620 a

01:43:52.100 true

01:43:52.500 difference

01:43:52.860 in the

01:43:53.040 way

01:43:53.140 that

01:43:53.260 people

01:43:53.480 see

01:43:53.820 this

01:43:54.380 issue

01:43:54.620 and

01:43:54.740 this

01:43:54.880 group

01:43:55.020 of

01:43:55.160 people

01:43:55.380 who

01:43:55.540 dominate

01:43:56.000 this

01:43:57.080 issue

01:43:57.320 so

01:43:57.600 the

01:43:57.920 idea

01:43:58.240 of

01:43:58.380 putting

01:43:58.560 it

01:43:58.740 in

01:43:59.060 theaters

01:43:59.380 was

01:43:59.640 also

01:44:00.400 kind

01:44:01.100 of

01:44:01.220 contentious

01:44:01.700 because

01:44:01.980 we

01:44:02.520 started

01:44:02.740 talking

01:44:03.100 about

01:44:03.340 putting

01:44:03.560 it

01:44:03.740 in

01:44:03.960 theaters

01:44:04.320 early

01:44:05.080 in the

01:44:05.420 process

01:44:05.900 and

01:44:06.540 you're

01:44:07.040 trying

01:44:07.280 to

01:44:07.420 decide

01:44:07.820 if

01:44:08.020 you're

01:44:08.180 me

01:44:08.640 you're

01:44:08.800 trying

01:44:08.940 to

01:44:09.040 decide

01:44:09.240 it's

01:44:09.400 a huge

01:44:09.720 financial

01:44:10.080 risk

01:44:10.520 to put

01:44:11.280 it

01:44:11.400 in

01:44:11.560 theaters

01:44:11.760 it's

01:44:11.940 a huge

01:44:12.080 brand

01:44:12.480 risk

01:44:12.780 right

01:44:12.960 if the

01:44:13.220 very

01:44:13.420 first

01:44:13.800 original

01:44:14.520 piece

01:44:14.760 of

01:44:14.880 content

01:44:15.140 that we

01:44:15.400 put

01:44:15.620 in

01:44:15.860 theaters

01:44:16.180 has to be

01:44:16.920 something

01:44:17.120 that we

01:44:17.420 feel

01:44:17.640 like

01:44:17.820 really

01:44:18.040 represents

01:44:18.520 that puts

01:44:18.840 our

01:44:18.980 best

01:44:19.220 foot

01:44:19.960 forward

01:44:20.280 but

01:44:20.440 as

01:44:20.760 the

01:44:20.960 film

01:44:21.300 sort

01:44:22.380 of

01:44:22.560 continued

01:44:24.000 as

01:44:24.680 Justin

01:44:25.260 Folk

01:44:26.120 our

01:44:26.280 director

01:44:26.660 and

01:44:26.960 Matt

01:44:27.280 and

01:44:28.580 the

01:44:28.720 team

01:44:28.940 which

01:44:29.120 includes

01:44:29.600 Sean

01:44:30.760 Hampton

01:44:31.120 Matt's

01:44:31.400 producer

01:44:31.880 Brian

01:44:33.440 Hoffman

01:44:34.020 one of

01:44:34.800 our

01:44:34.980 creatives

01:44:35.420 here

01:44:35.620 who

01:44:35.800 was

01:44:35.940 one

01:44:36.080 of

01:44:36.160 the

01:44:36.340 writers

01:44:36.840 on

01:44:37.240 Lady

01:44:38.160 Ball

01:44:38.380 or

01:44:38.500 several

01:44:38.760 other

01:44:39.020 people

01:44:39.320 in

01:44:39.520 the

01:44:39.640 building

01:44:39.860 who

01:44:40.020 put

01:44:40.200 enormous

01:44:40.520 effort

01:44:40.780 into

01:44:40.980 this

01:44:41.180 as

01:44:41.580 they

01:44:41.700 continued

01:44:42.120 to

01:44:42.280 refine

01:44:42.620 and

01:44:42.760 continued

01:44:43.080 to

01:44:43.360 do

01:44:44.360 the

01:44:44.560 work

01:44:44.840 and

01:44:45.060 we

01:44:45.520 were

01:44:45.640 still

01:44:47.720 creating

01:44:48.240 scenes

01:44:48.600 one of

01:44:49.720 the

01:44:49.840 best

01:44:50.200 truly

01:44:51.140 mind

01:44:51.600 blowing

01:44:51.820 scenes

01:44:52.160 in

01:44:52.300 this

01:44:52.460 movie

01:44:52.820 only

01:44:53.460 came

01:44:53.700 into

01:44:53.900 existence

01:44:54.340 in

01:44:54.620 the

01:44:54.780 weeks

01:44:55.060 before

01:44:55.480 we

01:44:56.120 finalized

01:44:56.840 the

01:44:57.260 film

01:44:57.440 because

01:44:57.680 there

01:44:57.880 was

01:44:58.000 so

01:44:58.280 much

01:44:58.540 work

01:44:58.880 to

01:44:59.040 make

01:44:59.380 this

01:44:59.740 something

01:45:00.700 important

01:45:01.100 and

01:45:01.420 something

01:45:01.680 hilarious

01:45:02.180 and

01:45:02.740 something

01:45:02.980 entertaining

01:45:03.500 and

01:45:04.500 as

01:45:05.240 that

01:45:05.460 came

01:45:05.920 in

01:45:06.060 focus

01:45:06.340 I

01:45:06.520 think

01:45:06.640 we

01:45:06.760 all

01:45:07.040 agreed

01:45:07.500 we

01:45:08.020 have

01:45:08.260 to

01:45:08.360 take

01:45:08.540 our

01:45:08.680 shot

01:45:08.900 we

01:45:09.080 have

01:45:09.320 to

01:45:09.920 see

01:45:10.260 if

01:45:10.380 we

01:45:10.460 can

01:45:10.600 meet

01:45:10.820 audiences

01:45:11.300 in

01:45:11.560 theaters

01:45:11.800 and

01:45:11.940 the

01:45:12.080 reason

01:45:12.320 for

01:45:12.520 that

01:45:12.740 is

01:45:13.020 theaters

01:45:14.140 are

01:45:14.340 one

01:45:14.620 of

01:45:14.740 the

01:45:14.860 few

01:45:15.100 places

01:45:15.500 remaining

01:45:16.000 where

01:45:16.540 the

01:45:16.680 left

01:45:16.880 hasn't

01:45:17.180 completely

01:45:17.740 rigged

01:45:18.480 the

01:45:18.700 scorekeeping

01:45:19.320 system

01:45:19.840 and

01:45:20.540 it's

01:45:20.680 important

01:45:21.000 for us

01:45:21.440 to be

01:45:21.800 in

01:45:21.940 places

01:45:22.280 where

01:45:22.900 they

01:45:23.960 actually

01:45:24.400 have

01:45:24.700 to

01:45:24.820 keep

01:45:25.000 score

01:45:25.340 where

01:45:25.700 they

01:45:25.800 actually

01:45:26.000 have

01:45:26.140 to

01:45:26.260 acknowledge

01:45:26.720 our

01:45:27.020 successes

01:45:27.460 now

01:45:27.920 the

01:45:28.080 risk

01:45:28.340 is

01:45:28.600 if

01:45:29.200 you

01:45:29.300 don't

01:45:29.560 succeed

01:45:29.900 that'll

01:45:30.220 be

01:45:30.340 on

01:45:30.560 display

01:45:32.040 right

01:45:32.480 people

01:45:32.680 will

01:45:32.880 see

01:45:33.160 that

01:45:33.600 the

01:45:33.700 film

01:45:33.840 didn't

01:45:34.080 perform

01:45:34.420 at

01:45:34.560 the

01:45:34.660 level

01:45:34.800 we

01:45:41.560 left

01:45:41.740 has

01:45:41.900 done

01:45:42.100 to

01:45:42.280 us

01:45:42.420 more

01:45:42.620 and

01:45:42.720 more

01:45:42.860 over

01:45:43.020 the

01:45:43.120 years

01:45:43.320 is

01:45:43.760 they

01:45:43.900 hide

01:45:44.280 all

01:45:44.480 of

01:45:44.600 the

01:45:44.700 places

01:45:45.000 where

01:45:45.240 we

01:45:45.400 win

01:45:45.720 they

01:45:46.180 stop

01:45:46.460 counting

01:45:46.940 or

01:45:47.400 stop

01:45:47.640 publishing

01:45:48.040 the

01:45:48.240 results

01:45:48.560 in

01:45:48.680 all

01:45:48.780 the

01:45:48.880 places

01:45:49.200 where

01:45:50.120 we

01:45:50.260 dominate

01:45:50.580 and

01:45:50.840 we

01:45:51.200 have

01:45:51.440 to

01:45:51.560 go

01:45:51.700 compete

01:45:52.100 you

01:45:52.280 have

01:45:52.500 to

01:45:52.680 put

01:45:53.480 points

01:45:53.860 on

01:45:54.360 the

01:45:54.480 board

01:45:54.740 also

01:45:55.760 we

01:45:56.000 want

01:45:56.260 to

01:45:56.380 reach

01:45:56.600 the

01:45:56.780 broadest

01:45:57.240 audience

01:45:57.520 possible

01:45:57.920 with

01:45:58.060 this

01:45:58.200 film

01:45:58.400 you

01:45:58.540 saw

01:45:58.780 the

01:45:58.940 good

01:45:59.160 that

01:45:59.280 was

01:45:59.400 done

01:45:59.560 in

01:45:59.680 the

01:45:59.780 world

01:46:00.060 by

01:46:00.900 what

01:46:01.080 is

01:46:01.200 a

01:46:01.320 woman

01:46:01.500 the

01:46:01.920 more

01:46:02.120 people

01:46:02.400 saw

01:46:02.700 that

01:46:03.000 film

01:46:03.360 the

01:46:03.920 more

01:46:04.160 change

01:46:04.540 happened

01:46:04.840 across

01:46:05.160 the

01:46:05.340 country

01:46:05.580 on

01:46:05.760 the

01:46:05.860 issue

01:46:06.160 particularly

01:46:07.000 of

01:46:07.960 the

01:46:08.120 transing

01:46:08.520 of

01:46:08.740 minors

01:46:09.780 but

01:46:10.700 I

01:46:10.820 think

01:46:11.000 sort

01:46:11.260 of

01:46:11.360 philosophically

01:46:12.040 on

01:46:12.580 the

01:46:12.680 trans

01:46:12.940 issue

01:46:13.160 much

01:46:13.380 more

01:46:13.560 broadly

01:46:13.940 as

01:46:14.700 well

01:46:14.800 so

01:46:14.920 we

01:46:15.060 wanted

01:46:15.480 to

01:46:15.580 be

01:46:15.640 in

01:46:15.700 the

01:46:15.800 broadest

01:46:16.100 release

01:46:16.300 possible

01:46:16.740 and

01:46:17.180 we

01:46:17.300 worked

01:46:17.580 with

01:46:18.020 new

01:46:19.200 partners

01:46:19.620 outside

01:46:20.460 the

01:46:20.940 business

01:46:21.240 and

01:46:21.480 we

01:46:21.620 worked

01:46:21.860 internally

01:46:22.400 with

01:46:22.820 Dave

01:46:23.640 Coleman

01:46:23.940 who's

01:46:24.240 one

01:46:24.380 of

01:46:24.500 our

01:46:24.740 lifelong

01:46:26.020 friend

01:46:26.380 of

01:46:26.540 mine

01:46:26.880 and

01:46:27.800 one

01:46:28.160 of

01:46:28.280 our

01:46:28.380 great

01:46:28.640 daily

01:46:28.880 wire

01:46:29.060 creative

01:46:29.580 employees

01:46:30.360 who

01:46:30.520 was

01:46:30.640 instrumental

01:46:30.980 in

01:46:31.180 helping

01:46:31.400 us

01:46:31.600 build

01:46:31.920 Bent

01:46:32.640 Key

01:46:32.860 and

01:46:33.420 he

01:46:33.560 went

01:46:33.820 to

01:46:34.000 work

01:46:34.340 to

01:46:34.540 figure

01:46:34.700 out

01:46:34.860 how

01:46:34.980 to

01:46:35.060 get

01:46:35.180 this

01:46:35.420 film

01:46:36.120 into

01:46:36.360 theaters

01:46:36.640 and

01:46:36.840 as

01:46:37.160 it

01:46:37.300 turns

01:46:37.560 out

01:46:37.840 there

01:46:38.520 is

01:46:39.320 an

01:46:39.520 actual

01:46:40.040 opening

01:46:40.720 for

01:46:41.700 great

01:46:42.060 conservative

01:46:42.500 art

01:46:42.940 in

01:46:43.420 theaters

01:46:43.780 and

01:46:43.920 the

01:46:44.040 reason

01:46:44.240 is

01:46:44.420 because

01:46:44.820 the

01:46:45.300 streaming

01:46:45.540 platforms

01:46:46.100 have

01:46:46.260 so

01:46:48.740 dramatically

01:46:49.820 reduced

01:46:50.320 the number

01:46:50.680 of

01:46:50.860 films

01:46:51.260 that

01:46:52.160 are

01:46:52.280 considered

01:46:52.780 for

01:46:53.100 theatrical

01:46:53.520 release

01:46:53.960 and so

01:46:54.500 there's

01:46:54.780 an

01:46:55.340 inventory

01:46:55.860 of

01:46:56.240 screens

01:46:56.560 it

01:46:56.720 doesn't

01:46:56.920 mean

01:46:57.040 that

01:46:57.180 it's

01:46:57.300 easy

01:46:57.500 to

01:46:57.640 get

01:46:57.740 into

01:46:57.900 theaters

01:46:58.260 certainly

01:46:58.980 doesn't

01:46:59.220 mean

01:46:59.340 it's

01:46:59.500 easy

01:46:59.660 to

01:46:59.820 succeed

01:47:00.140 in

01:47:00.340 theaters

01:47:00.660 but

01:47:01.120 it

01:47:01.240 does

01:47:01.420 make

01:47:01.620 me

01:47:01.800 think

01:47:02.040 that

01:47:02.260 there

01:47:02.920 is

01:47:03.480 an

01:47:03.600 opportunity

01:47:04.200 in

01:47:04.520 theaters

01:47:04.840 that

01:47:05.360 really

01:47:05.600 hasn't

01:47:06.000 existed

01:47:06.420 for

01:47:07.260 conservative

01:47:07.780 filmmakers

01:47:08.300 in

01:47:09.540 our

01:47:09.960 lifetime

01:47:10.340 and

01:47:10.500 you've

01:47:10.700 seen

01:47:10.840 a few

01:47:11.360 exceptions

01:47:11.880 Dinesh

01:47:12.280 D'Souza

01:47:12.760 very

01:47:13.460 famously

01:47:13.860 has

01:47:14.060 been

01:47:14.180 able

01:47:14.320 to

01:47:14.440 make

01:47:14.580 a

01:47:14.700 run

01:47:14.960 in

01:47:16.060 theaters

01:47:16.640 but

01:47:17.360 right

01:47:17.640 now

01:47:17.840 you're

01:47:18.040 really

01:47:18.200 seeing

01:47:18.480 more

01:47:19.300 content

01:47:19.720 be able

01:47:20.000 to

01:47:20.100 make

01:47:20.260 its

01:47:20.380 way

01:47:20.540 you've

01:47:20.660 got

01:47:20.760 people

01:47:20.980 like

01:47:21.160 Angel

01:47:21.380 Studios

01:47:21.920 the

01:47:22.720 Irwin

01:47:23.060 Brothers

01:47:23.480 you've

01:47:24.800 got

01:47:25.080 our

01:47:25.820 friend

01:47:26.200 Mark

01:47:27.380 Joseph's

01:47:28.160 Reagan

01:47:28.780 biopic

01:47:29.760 which is

01:47:30.100 going to

01:47:30.340 come out

01:47:30.660 here in

01:47:30.900 the next

01:47:31.160 couple

01:47:31.380 of

01:47:31.520 weeks

01:47:31.680 you're

01:47:32.060 seeing

01:47:32.340 this

01:47:32.620 move

01:47:33.500 by

01:47:33.700 conservatives

01:47:34.220 to avail

01:47:35.400 themselves

01:47:35.840 of the

01:47:36.180 theater

01:47:36.400 because

01:47:36.640 this

01:47:36.980 opening

01:47:37.260 has

01:47:37.360 been

01:47:37.480 created

01:47:37.780 by

01:47:38.120 the

01:47:38.860 streamers

01:47:39.340 and

01:47:39.740 how

01:47:40.800 did

01:47:40.980 we

01:47:41.100 do

01:47:41.240 it

01:47:41.400 we

01:47:41.860 did

01:47:41.980 it

01:47:42.060 the

01:47:42.160 same

01:47:42.300 way

01:47:42.420 we've

01:47:42.620 done

01:47:42.740 everything

01:47:43.060 in

01:47:43.240 the

01:47:43.320 history

01:47:43.540 of

01:47:43.660 the

01:47:43.740 daily

01:47:43.920 wire

01:47:44.160 we've

01:47:44.360 done

01:47:44.420 the

01:47:44.560 same

01:47:44.740 way

01:47:44.980 that

01:47:45.340 Trump

01:47:45.540 could

01:47:45.800 become

01:47:46.080 the

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The Michael Knowles Show - July 23, 2024

Daily Wire Backstage： Democracy, Danger and a Theatrical Debut

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