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00:00:57.620 We won.

00:00:58.620 We won everything.

00:01:01.040 The White House, the Senate, most likely the House, the Supreme Court.

00:01:06.140 Ballot propositions.

00:01:07.640 We won.

00:01:09.060 President Trump promised us in 2016 that we would win.

00:01:13.040 He promised us that we would win so much that we would get sick and tired of winning.

00:01:18.760 And I am a little tired from winning because basically no one in this building slept last night.

00:01:24.880 But no one here and none of you, I am sure, is sick of winning because this historic victory,

00:01:33.360 the greatest political comeback in American history has only just begun.

00:01:38.840 I'm Michael Knowles.

00:01:39.980 This is The Michael Knowles Show.

00:01:41.000 Who to blame?

00:01:59.480 Who to blame?

00:02:01.620 The liberal media are all trying to figure out who to blame.

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00:02:07.560 People they consider to be absolute trash?

00:02:10.880 Do they blame Biden?

00:02:12.840 Some of them, some of the networks are blaming Biden.

00:02:15.020 Do they blame Kamala?

00:02:16.040 One of the networks is blaming Kamala.

00:02:17.980 We'll get into the blame game and we'll get into exactly where things stand now.

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00:03:30.400 What happened?

00:03:31.760 Where are we at?

00:03:34.200 I'm having deja vu all over again because I was in this chair until about 2.30 last night.

00:03:40.680 Then I go home and I write my show.

00:03:43.680 How am I going to write my show?

00:03:44.820 We've all been talking for the past eight hours.

00:03:46.600 Well, that was when I got to delectate on the reactions from the libs, which we'll get to momentarily.

00:03:53.940 But I'm writing the show until about, I don't know, 4 or 4.30 in the morning.

00:03:58.580 Then I go to bed about 4.40.

00:04:00.720 And I wake up about two hours later or something.

00:04:03.800 And I come in here.

00:04:04.740 Not a ton has changed.

00:04:06.360 But we can't say with certainty what the final results will be because all sorts of ballots are going to keep coming in in certain places in the Rust Belt over the next few days.

00:04:18.760 So we can't say with certainty what the total final tally is.

00:04:21.820 However, the New York Times prediction, as of the wee small hours, was that Trump would get 312 electoral college votes.

00:04:29.400 Kamala would get 226.

00:04:30.980 So we were told going into the election, oh, it was a nail-biter.

00:04:33.840 It was going to be close.

00:04:35.700 And in certain places it was close within the individual states.

00:04:38.820 But all those close races broke for Trump, broke for the Republicans.

00:04:44.200 So the electoral college vote wasn't all that close.

00:04:48.060 The electoral college vote was a landslide.

00:04:51.360 It was a bloodbath, actually.

00:04:53.420 No question whatsoever.

00:04:54.740 Now, that would still give the libs the opportunity to whine and complain, as Chris Hayes on MSNBC attempted to do in the usual liberal way when those numbers came in. 0.99

00:05:07.420 We have this very funky and terrible system called the electoral college, which decides elections in a way that's totally different than every other election in the United States decided and the way that anything's decided anywhere else in the world.

00:05:18.320 We should scrap it.

00:05:19.420 So we have this really terrible, awful system called the electoral college.

00:05:22.460 The electoral college is evil and awful and terrible, and it's totally different from any other election in America.

00:05:27.120 First of all, yeah, duh, because you're talking about the difference between state elections and then the national elections that pertain to the United States of America.

00:05:35.560 So obviously those are going to be conducted differently.

00:05:37.840 It's really funky and weird.

00:05:39.040 Yeah, well, it's been our system for all of American history, and it's served us pretty well as we've become the most powerful and prosperous country in the world.

00:05:44.900 So I don't know, maybe I wouldn't throw out the genius of our founding fathers and the framers of our constitution for the whining and musing of Chris Hayes on MSNBC.

00:05:54.000 But even put all that aside for a second, the libs can't blame the electoral college.

00:05:58.660 Because not only is Trump projected to win 312 to 226 in the electoral college, Trump won the popular vote.

00:06:08.300 The libs are so used to reflexively knocking the electoral college and demanding purely out of opportunism, not based on anything in our constitution or in our political history of two centuries plus.

00:06:22.680 They say, well, actually, the election should be decided by the popular vote.

00:06:26.380 They only say that because in the past 20 years, they've won the popular vote on a number of occasions.

00:06:32.000 The only time in this millennium that the Republicans have won the popular vote was in 2004, Bush's reelection, until last night, when Trump decisively won the popular vote.

00:06:46.620 New York Times projecting that Trump will win the popular vote by 1.4%.

00:06:50.520 So what is Chris Hayes whining about?

00:06:53.420 We have this crazy, funky system.

00:06:55.060 It's really awful and archaic.

00:06:56.680 I mean, it was the system given to us by our framers of our constitution who were much wiser statesmen than anybody on my side.

00:07:03.560 But actually, we need to scrap the whole thing and have the election decided by California and New York.

00:07:08.120 Well, guess what, bro?

00:07:09.220 Even if you did that, even with the way the campaign was conducted, Trump still would have won.

00:07:15.700 You know, there is something called the popular vote compact, and it's this experimental agreement that certain liberal states are signing on to to say, okay, no matter how the vote goes in our state, we will give our electors to whoever wins the national popular vote.

00:07:35.060 And this agreement is of dubious constitutionality, so it's not really in effect.

00:07:40.760 But man, if that were in effect now, it would have been even more of a slaughter in the electoral college.

00:07:46.080 You know, Trump would have won basically all of the votes.

00:07:48.320 So the libs can't, they can't blame it on the electoral college.

00:07:54.460 By the way, had Trump campaigned for the popular vote, had he campaigned even more in New York, had he campaigned even more in California, say, or someplace like that, then it probably would have been even more of a landslide in the popular vote totals.

00:08:07.960 This is a vindication, though.

00:08:10.420 It's a vindication of Donald Trump.

00:08:12.300 It's a vindication of so much.

00:08:14.180 It's a vindication of Trump's decision to campaign at MSG, for instance.

00:08:17.380 I went to the MSG rally.

00:08:18.880 I was very excited to go to the Madison Square Garden rally.

00:08:22.020 A lot of people said, what's Trump doing campaigning in New York?

00:08:24.500 And I was asking some Republican muckety-mucks about this, and the answer was, he wants a big show, he wants a big final statement, this iconic venue, Madison Square Garden, but also he wants the popular vote.

00:08:36.720 That's why he's spending time in blue places.

00:08:38.640 And I thought, wow, he thinks he's got the electoral college locked up.

00:08:42.160 He's playing for the popular vote.

00:08:43.560 In a way, it's vanity, but no, it has a political payoff, which is the libs can't even try to delegitimize his election the way they did in 16, the way they've tried to do to Republicans.

00:08:55.240 That's off the table.

00:08:57.120 This is a vindication of Trump's specific decisions to hold rallies in places like MSG.

00:09:03.880 It is a vindication of Trump, the candidate.

00:09:08.560 Trump put together a coalition that other Republicans could not.

00:09:11.900 Mitt Romney could not do that.

00:09:14.240 John McCain could not do that.

00:09:16.020 George Bush did match Trump on the Hispanic vote, but George Bush could not put together the coalition of supporters that Trump did.

00:09:24.400 That means that's a vindication of Trump, the candidate, and it is a vindication of longtime Trump supporters.

00:09:31.220 I'm not even just, I'm very happy for all the people who didn't vote for Trump in 16 or 20 and did vote for him in 2024.

00:09:37.860 I'm, thank you, thank you to all of you people who helped deliver this election.

00:09:42.020 I am even thankful to people who didn't vote for Trump in 16 and did vote for him in 20 and 2024.

00:09:48.800 Thank you to you guys.

00:09:50.340 That was a crazy election, but good that you came around.

00:09:52.440 Some of us, however, are longtime Trump supporters who supported him in 16, 20, and 24.

00:10:00.820 Even back in 16, when we heard that Trump is a terribly flawed candidate, we would have been so much better off had we picked one of the other candidates in the primaries.

00:10:10.380 He created all these liabilities and vulnerabilities and challenges for Republicans that were needless and pointless and stupid.

00:10:17.200 Oh, that dastardly Trump, he's got good policies, but he should keep his mouth shut.

00:10:21.640 Oh, that Trump, he's turning off voters.

00:10:24.660 Oh, that any other Republican would play better.

00:10:27.720 No, I don't want to hear it.

00:10:29.480 That argument's over.

00:10:31.380 Trump not only crushed that woman in the electoral college, he won the popular vote.

00:10:39.500 Donald Trump is a better candidate than the other Republicans.

00:10:44.300 I don't want to hear this anymore.

00:10:46.640 Oh, if only we'd run a better Republican.

00:10:50.260 He's the man, guys.

00:10:51.760 He's the man.

00:10:52.660 You can't dispute it anymore.

00:10:54.380 The popular vote win.

00:10:57.980 As a technical matter or a legal matter, doesn't matter at all.

00:11:02.580 It's just a number that the libs have pointed to to delegitimize Republican electoral victories.

00:11:09.880 But as a practical matter, it means a lot because it shuts up the critics on the left and it shuts up the critics on the right.

00:11:19.300 Trump was an historically good candidate.

00:11:25.020 He put together an historic alliance.

00:11:29.040 The people who have supported him, especially the people who have supported him for a long time, were vindicated in their support.

00:11:36.140 But the victory last night played on so many levels.

00:11:44.960 It augured great things internationally, nationally, domestically.

00:11:51.380 But even at these deeper levels, he showed us what a winning coalition for a Republican looks like.

00:11:58.400 Other Republicans, probably not picking up that Elon Musk endorsement, that Bobby Kennedy endorsement, that Tulsi Gabbard endorsement.

00:12:05.340 Probably not picking up those union workers. 0.99

00:12:07.760 Probably not picking up huge numbers of black men and Hispanics and all of the demos that we will get into momentarily.

00:12:15.400 But let's, for now at least, let's put it to rest.

00:12:17.940 Oh, those populist Republicans who forced Donald Trump on us in 16 over all the better candidates.

00:12:24.480 No, man.

00:12:26.620 Donald Trump, he did it.

00:12:29.860 He got the job done.

00:12:31.040 He did something that no other president in our lifetime, certainly not in our lifetime, no other president in American history had done, other than Grover Cleveland, which is to win a non-consecutive second term.

00:12:42.900 And he did it in a more astounding way, overcoming more legal hurdles of being nearly assassinated twice.

00:12:48.660 And putting together an impressive coalition that bodes well for Republicans for years, potentially decades to come.

00:12:58.720 Now, I want to tell you about First Liberty Institute.

00:13:01.220 There is a looming threat to our constitutional republic that the mainstream media won't cover.

00:13:05.800 The radical left is plotting a Supreme Court coup.

00:13:08.700 They're not even trying to hide it.

00:13:10.880 These progressive ideologues want to eliminate the court's conservative majority by packing it with their own handpicked justices.

00:13:16.340 This is not court reform.

00:13:17.820 This is a blatant power grab.

00:13:19.560 Well, we've seen that playbook.

00:13:20.940 Made-up ethical issues, attacks on the justices, illegal protests at their homes, open threats from so-called representatives.

00:13:28.540 This is Venezuela-style court packing.

00:13:30.600 It would spell the end of judicial independence and the rule of law as we know it.

00:13:33.660 There is hope.

00:13:34.360 There's a lot of hope because of the election last night.

00:13:37.120 First Liberty also is leading the charge to protect the Supreme Court from this radical plan.

00:13:41.080 They're fighting to preserve the legitimacy of the court and the separation of powers that safeguards our freedoms.

00:13:45.960 We got a little breather here because of the election.

00:13:48.320 But in the long run, what the left wants to do is undermine our system of government.

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00:14:09.680 What about the demographic numbers?

00:14:12.740 I just mentioned Trump put together a coalition of Hispanic voters, of black men, of union workers, of people that you just, of Arabs, of Muslims, of people that you don't associate usually, of Jews in New York, of people you don't associate with Republicans.

00:14:29.240 CNN was as shocked, if not more shocked, as anybody.

00:14:32.800 We wanted to look across all three blue wall states that John was just walking us through, looking at this slice of the vote, the Latino vote in the blue wall states.

00:14:42.660 Now, they only make up 6% of the electorate in each of these states, but look at the difference in the margins.

00:14:47.520 So, Harris is getting in Pennsylvania 58% of the Latino vote, again, 6% of the electorate, to Donald Trump's 41%.

00:14:54.800 That's a 17-point advantage.

00:14:58.020 But four years ago, Biden beat Trump with Latinos in Pennsylvania by 42 points.

00:15:04.700 So, that is a huge movement for Trump in narrowing that gap.

00:15:10.360 Similar story in Michigan.

00:15:12.900 You see the Latino vote makes up a 6% of share.

00:15:16.580 Sorry, not a similar story.

00:15:17.960 Reverse.

00:15:18.460 Donald Trump is winning the Latino vote in Michigan with 60% of the vote.

00:15:22.440 Harris, 35% of the vote.

00:15:25.380 That's a 25% advantage for Trump among Latinos.

00:15:29.460 That is a big change when Biden won Latinos in Michigan by 11 points four years ago.

00:15:36.080 That's a 36-point swing in the margin.

00:15:39.900 36-point swing.

00:15:41.100 These are huge numbers.

00:15:43.600 And you see CNN here.

00:15:45.700 I mean, this analyst, he's kind of tickled by it, I think.

00:15:49.140 It's just so shocking.

00:15:51.040 In terms of Republicans with Hispanics, we have not seen these numbers since the Bush re-elect in 2004.

00:16:00.000 In terms of any of these other demographics, black voters, black men specifically, or Arabs or Muslims, more prominent in more important states now than they have been in the past.

00:16:12.520 Union voters.

00:16:13.200 You go down the list.

00:16:15.880 We are seeing a real realignment.

00:16:17.900 So this is a big takeaway for the pundit class and the chattering class and the academics and the intellectuals. 0.81

00:16:24.280 We've heard a lot about a political realignment in our country, certainly since Trump's 16, but even before that, some calls for a political realignment.

00:16:33.480 And it never quite materializes.

00:16:35.140 We're always waiting for those Hispanic voters to come over.

00:16:38.980 Ronald Reagan said the Hispanics are conservative.

00:16:41.040 They just don't know it yet.

00:16:42.520 Well, and that was, you know, 40 years ago.

00:16:44.340 And it hadn't happened for a long time.

00:16:47.180 We are now seeing a path to that may be happening.

00:16:50.340 At the very least, a path to Hispanic assimilation. 0.99

00:16:52.800 Obviously, many Hispanics have assimilated into America, but an electoral assimilation with this mass migration, that didn't look all that likely.

00:17:02.920 One way you can tell that a group is assimilated is when you can't look at them and know exactly who they're going to vote for.

00:17:09.620 The Italians, my people on my mother's side, are a good example of this.

00:17:14.420 You have Scalia and you got Nancy Pelosi.

00:17:16.980 They're both Italian.

00:17:18.700 They're on very different ends of the political spectrum.

00:17:20.960 You cannot look at an Italian in America and know who he's going to vote for. 1.00

00:17:27.120 Broadly speaking, you can look at an Hispanic in America and know who he's going to vote for.

00:17:32.080 At least if you know the nationality. 0.96

00:17:34.960 If you know Cuban, you say, okay, maybe Republican. 1.00

00:17:38.300 Venezuelan or Mexican or Guatemalan.

00:17:40.760 More likely Democrat.

00:17:42.060 But now, I don't know.

00:17:43.060 We're going to have to dig into some of these numbers.

00:17:44.500 Obviously, some of them are still coming in.

00:17:47.000 But this is a good sign for assimilation of Hispanics. 0.99

00:17:50.500 And it's just a good sign for Republicans playing well with Hispanics. 0.97

00:17:53.680 Playing very well with black male voters.

00:17:56.080 We don't have really strong numbers yet.

00:17:58.180 But we're seeing some exit polls saying 20%, 20% plus of black male voters voting for Donald Trump.

00:18:07.100 That's it.

00:18:08.480 We have said for years, if the Republicans can pull 20% of the black vote, even the black male vote, that's it.

00:18:15.640 The Democrats are toast.

00:18:16.720 They're going to get blown away.

00:18:17.900 And that's exactly what happened last night.

00:18:21.240 The realignment is real.

00:18:23.080 So who are they going to blame?

00:18:24.080 Who are the Libs going to blame? 1.00

00:18:25.400 NBC had a black man on who did not vote for Donald Trump.

00:18:32.400 This was from PBS, actually.

00:18:36.200 Jonathan Capehart, this bum on PBS.

00:18:38.980 We'll get to NBC and CNN in a moment.

00:18:41.940 Capehart went right to the heart of the matter.

00:18:44.920 He actually gave, I think, the most sincere answer on who to blame.

00:18:50.520 It's a bonkers answer.

00:18:51.920 But I think it actually speaks to what the Libs really believe in their heart of hearts.

00:18:56.940 He placed the blame not on Kamala, not on Biden, not on Trump, but on the American people.

00:19:04.940 I can't help but wonder if the American people have given up on democracy simply because of what he's told us, what he wants to do,

00:19:15.900 simply because of what the Supreme Court decided in terms of immunity.

00:19:19.960 I mean, he has said he wants to go after his political enemies.

00:19:24.300 I am your retribution.

00:19:28.180 So if, indeed, what Fox is reporting, if that ends up being true and ends up being the case,

00:19:36.740 then this conversation about who we are as a country, I was going to say it will pop off in earnest,

00:19:45.840 but I think we will have an answer, especially because I'm looking over your shoulder.

00:19:53.080 You know, right now, Donald Trump has 51.2% of total votes.

00:19:57.820 51.2.

00:19:59.820 51.2 of total votes.

00:20:02.820 What did he say at the top?

00:20:03.760 He said, have the American people given up on democracy?

00:20:06.340 What does the word democracy mean in that analysis?

00:20:12.760 It can't mean democracy.

00:20:14.560 Even had Trump lost the popular vote, but won the electoral college vote,

00:20:19.020 then the libs could twist themselves into pretzels to say, well, actually,

00:20:22.440 this is proof that the American system is not truly democratic.

00:20:27.780 Trump's victory is not democratic.

00:20:29.400 But democracy just means what most people want.

00:20:33.280 It's just the expression of what most people want.

00:20:37.880 And in this case, according to our actual electoral system, most people want Trump.

00:20:43.160 And even just in the most literal way you can take most people, the majority of the population,

00:20:50.280 most people want Trump.

00:20:51.600 So it is nonsensical to say that the American people opposed democracy last night.

00:20:59.060 What he means by democracy, and I'm not the first to observe this, is liberalism.

00:21:04.660 And the American people did reject liberalism.

00:21:07.340 They at the very least rejected radical leftism last night.

00:21:11.040 But what Capehart says here is, no, they rejected democracy.

00:21:17.420 Because they conflate these terms, democracy and liberalism and constitutionalism and all the rest.

00:21:21.380 And his evidence of that was, Trump has called for retribution, and most people voted for retribution.

00:21:27.440 Yes, retribution can be a good thing.

00:21:32.300 There is a type of vengeance, politically, that is a good thing.

00:21:35.860 That's actually a virtue.

00:21:37.600 St. Thomas Aquinas writes about this.

00:21:41.360 Vengeance or retribution in this way can be a good thing. 0.99

00:21:43.980 It can be a virtue when it is a mean, when it mediates between two extremes.

00:21:48.120 One extreme is cruelty.

00:21:49.960 We don't want to be excessive in our punishment of bad people who have done bad things in our politics.

00:21:56.440 And there are a lot of them, and they've done very bad things in recent years.

00:21:59.580 Like lock us up and take away our rights and upend our election system. 0.71

00:22:03.300 We don't want to be cruel.

00:22:04.640 We don't want to be excessively harsh on them.

00:22:07.140 Likewise, we don't want to fall into the other extreme of being totally remiss in punishing them.

00:22:12.460 If you just let the guilty people run amok, that's bad for everyone.

00:22:18.340 There's no justice in that.

00:22:19.980 It's going to incentivize them to commit more injustice. 0.96

00:22:23.660 That's a bad thing.

00:22:24.920 To violate more people and more rights.

00:22:29.320 Most Americans voted for the retribution because we recognize that it is in our interest.

00:22:34.700 It is actually a political necessity to punish bad people in an appropriate way for doing bad things.

00:22:42.100 Because we want to have a good, stable country with the rule of law, where lady justice is blind, 0.98

00:22:47.900 and where people can enjoy the rights that we have traditionally enjoyed.

00:22:50.760 That's what people voted for.

00:22:52.180 That is a vindication of real democracy.

00:22:54.680 That is a vindication of the rule of law.

00:22:57.120 That is a vindication of good government we saw last night.

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00:23:56.040 Okay, so Jonathan Capehart, this bum from PBS, blames the American people for subverting democracy by voting for the thing that they want and the candidate that they want.

00:24:06.520 NBC was a little subtler about it.

00:24:08.860 They chose to blame Joe Biden for waiting too long before dropping out.

00:24:13.000 Well, and that's what makes the timing, I think, of President Biden's decision to step down after the debate, something that if she does, in fact, lose, will be under a microscope.

00:24:22.900 Because, of course, there was so much discussion, even over the summer, about potentially having an open primary and having that fight play out within the Democratic Party.

00:24:32.480 So I think it's one of the big questions moving forward.

00:24:35.580 Did Biden just wait too long?

00:24:38.520 Well, hold on.

00:24:39.000 Speaking of democracy and opposing democracy, Biden ran for re-election to be the nominee of the Democratic Party.

00:24:49.140 And he's the guy that all the Democrat voters voted for, that the vast majority of them voted for.

00:24:55.100 So he played according to the rules.

00:24:59.260 Democrats then changed the rules and booted him out and swapped out the candidates for someone that no one had voted for while she was running for president.

00:25:06.400 But they got to blame the white guy.

00:25:08.180 I don't know.

00:25:08.520 They got Joe Biden.

00:25:09.240 I'm not defending Joe Biden here.

00:25:10.520 I would never, never really like to defend Joe Biden.

00:25:13.240 But how is it Biden's fault?

00:25:15.320 He just ran for a second term and he gave primary voters an opportunity to oppose him.

00:25:22.540 And they chose him.

00:25:25.560 And I think after Kamala got absolutely slaughtered last night, especially in the blue wall,

00:25:30.600 I think a lot of Democrats have to be wondering not, as NBC is,

00:25:34.820 did Biden wait too long to get out?

00:25:37.320 I think they have to be wondering whether it was wise to swap him out in the first place.

00:25:41.560 I think Biden also would have lost to Trump.

00:25:44.700 I think in elections that are conducted in an efficient and fair way in normal circumstances,

00:25:52.060 I think voters generally understand that Trump is a much more attractive candidate than Joe Biden.

00:25:59.060 But I think we can never know for certain.

00:26:02.140 But I think Biden probably would have done a little bit better than Harris.

00:26:05.220 There's a reason Harris never won any primary votes when she was running for president. 1.00

00:26:08.820 She's not likable. 0.98

00:26:10.100 Joe Biden, say what you will about him.

00:26:11.420 He's obviously declined.

00:26:12.380 He obviously has dementia.

00:26:14.300 A pretty good retail politician.

00:26:15.720 The guy got elected before he was even constitutionally eligible to be in the U.S. Senate.

00:26:20.400 And he stayed there for about half a century.

00:26:23.160 And he ascended to the vice presidency and then to the presidency long after people thought he had a shot at it.

00:26:28.100 He is a pretty good retail politician.

00:26:30.380 Now they want to blame Biden.

00:26:31.520 He waited a little too long before getting out.

00:26:33.860 You guys pushed him out.

00:26:35.080 He wanted to stay in.

00:26:36.120 And you probably would have fared better at the polls had he stayed in.

00:26:39.520 You can blame Joe Biden for a lot of things.

00:26:41.340 I wouldn't blame him for that.

00:26:42.740 Meanwhile, CNN looks to be blaming Kamala.

00:26:49.100 So you asked, are there any places that the vice president is overperforming Joe Biden in 2020?

00:26:53.740 So we could show you that as well.

00:26:54.880 We just bring that out here.

00:26:56.220 Harris overperforming 2020.

00:26:58.040 Holy smokes.

00:26:58.820 There you go.

00:26:59.480 So let this go away and see if there's anything in the east side there.

00:27:03.240 Literally nothing.

00:27:04.500 Literally nothing.

00:27:05.200 Literally not one county.

00:27:06.780 Love that.

00:27:07.440 Love that from Jake Depp.

00:27:08.500 Hold on.

00:27:08.940 Wait.

00:27:09.300 Literally nothing.

00:27:10.420 Now, in fairness, this is a state map.

00:27:12.520 That was not a county map.

00:27:13.980 So when you drill down into the counties, I think there might literally be a county or some handful of counties in which Harris did a little bit better.

00:27:21.340 But broadly speaking, that map is right at the state level.

00:27:24.260 She did not perform better than Biden in any state.

00:27:27.140 I think a lot of people are asking themselves this morning.

00:27:29.280 Hold on.

00:27:30.720 Kamala Harris got 20 million fewer votes than Joe Biden.

00:27:35.700 Where'd those 20 million people go?

00:27:37.840 Huh?

00:27:38.080 I mean, sure.

00:27:39.020 People are less inclined to vote for Kamala Harris.

00:27:44.100 She's a less exciting candidate. 0.99

00:27:45.640 Not that Joe Biden's a particularly exciting candidate.

00:27:47.660 But huh?

00:27:48.600 Where'd those 20 million people go?

00:27:50.320 Huh?

00:27:50.440 It really makes you scratch your head.

00:27:52.500 And it makes you wonder more about where those 20 million votes came from the first time, I guess.

00:27:57.960 But all's well that ends well, I guess.

00:27:59.540 So, okay, let's fine.

00:28:02.300 Just blame Kamala. 1.00

00:28:03.180 Say Kamala is such a terrible candidate that she got tens of millions fewer votes than Joe Biden did. 0.97

00:28:10.380 Okay, fine.

00:28:10.960 Well, now all the more reason to oppose what NBC is saying.

00:28:15.420 Oh, Biden waited too long to get out.

00:28:16.940 No, man, you should have.

00:28:18.240 Even if Joe Biden had wanted to get out, you should have strapped him to a gurney and forced him to remain the nominee.

00:28:23.300 He obviously did much, much better than Kamala Harris.

00:28:27.140 Regardless, at least in my view of politics, the buck stops at the top.

00:28:32.840 And so Kamala bears the blame.

00:28:36.500 However, she wouldn't accept that last night.

00:28:39.440 This election was not close.

00:28:42.420 It was clear early on.

00:28:44.820 Got to give props to Marsha Blackburn. 1.00

00:28:46.660 We spoke to Senator Blackburn on the show yesterday.

00:28:49.700 Said, Senator, are we going to be here all week?

00:28:52.680 When are we going to know?

00:28:53.340 And she said, you'll be at 270 by midnight.

00:28:56.020 And she was almost exactly correct.

00:28:59.160 In fact, we were a little bit conservative in when we were willing to call the race last night.

00:29:04.240 We probably could have called it earlier, probably exactly when she said we could have.

00:29:08.660 And there is no excuse for Kamala Harris not to concede last night.

00:29:13.360 She should have called Trump.

00:29:14.540 She should have publicly conceded.

00:29:15.860 At the very least, she should have shown up to her supporters, a few though they were, to address them.

00:29:24.780 That's what a leader does.

00:29:25.900 And she didn't do that. 0.93

00:29:27.240 She trotted out her campaign co-chairman to send the people home. 0.64

00:29:31.080 Thank you for being, believing in the promise of America.

00:29:37.000 We will continue overnight to fight to make sure that every vote is counted, that every voice has spoken.

00:29:58.420 So you won't hear from the vice president tonight, but you will hear from her tomorrow.

00:30:08.240 She will be back here tomorrow to address not only the HU family, not only to address her supporters, but to address the nation.

00:30:16.740 This gives big 2016 vibes.

00:30:20.720 Much of yesterday gave big 2016 vibes.

00:30:24.720 But to send your supporters home without even showing up, you just send out a campaign flack, albeit a top campaign flack, to go out there and say, hey, thanks so much for your support for Kamala.

00:30:36.320 She's not here for you, but anyway, go home.

00:30:38.780 Whenever she stops crying or, I don't know, whenever she sobers up, I don't know what was going on in Kamala HQ.

00:30:44.060 But whenever she is in a position to actually meet the moment, then she'll come out and talk to you.

00:30:50.620 This is a total vindication of people who said this woman does not have the chops.

00:30:54.740 She does not have the leadership qualities to be president.

00:30:58.040 A leader shows up.

00:30:59.920 That woman didn't show up. 1.00

00:31:01.200 Same thing is true of Hillary in 16. 1.00

00:31:03.020 Hillary in 16, she wouldn't show up there. 1.00

00:31:06.240 She was probably throwing lamps across the hotel room when she lost. 0.99

00:31:09.500 And so she sent out John Podesta, her campaign chairman.

00:31:12.220 And John Podesta, I guess this set the precedent for this new way to not concede, concede an election.

00:31:18.640 And Podesta had the most ridiculous line I'd heard of Hillary's whole campaign.

00:31:24.320 And we are so proud of her.

00:31:29.220 She's done an amazing job.

00:31:32.160 And she has not done yet.

00:31:34.200 So thank you for being with her.

00:31:38.540 She has always been with you.

00:31:41.240 I have to say this tonight.

00:31:43.620 Good night.

00:31:44.800 Good night.

00:31:45.440 Go home.

00:31:46.300 Thank you for being with Hillary.

00:31:47.580 She's always been with you, except for right now when it matters.

00:31:51.060 But then she's not with you.

00:31:52.780 She refuses to show up, actually.

00:31:54.540 And that's why she sent me here.

00:31:56.720 Go home.

00:31:57.200 Because one of the lines about Hillary in her presidential ambitions was, 0.98

00:32:03.320 is she prepared to take that call?

00:32:05.340 Three o'clock in the morning.

00:32:07.080 You know, the nuclear weapons are flying.

00:32:09.220 There's some international crisis.

00:32:10.920 Who do you trust to take that call?

00:32:13.600 It's not her.

00:32:15.240 Because there it was.

00:32:16.360 We small hours.

00:32:17.900 Hillary's nowhere to be found.

00:32:19.120 At the decisive moment of her political career,

00:32:21.780 she either can't be bothered or she's not in a state to talk to you.

00:32:26.200 The same exact thing is true of Kamala Harris.

00:32:28.280 People who said Hillary doesn't have the chops. 1.00

00:32:30.220 Hillary doesn't have the leadership qualities. 1.00

00:32:31.880 Kamala doesn't have the fitness for the office. 1.00

00:32:35.360 Totally vindicated.

00:32:36.220 There's a lot of vindication going on right now.

00:32:38.060 Okay.

00:32:38.700 But on those points in particular,

00:32:42.180 totally vindicated.

00:32:43.540 Kamala Harris proved,

00:32:45.380 as Hillary Clinton did on election night 2016, 1.00

00:32:48.540 proved her detractors right.

00:32:51.780 The woman is not fit to be president. 1.00

00:32:54.600 She can't lead.

00:32:56.580 She doesn't have the courage or the stamina 0.67

00:32:58.820 or the gumption to actually meet the moment.

00:33:02.860 She proved it.

00:33:04.280 And we were all proved right.

00:33:05.440 And that feels really good, doesn't it?

00:33:07.560 Now, there's one last group

00:33:09.380 that is being blamed for Kamala's loss. 0.98

00:33:12.600 Last but not least, perhaps.

00:33:14.600 And that is us.

00:33:16.220 You might remember a few days ago on the show,

00:33:18.360 I mentioned a story that was coming out,

00:33:20.780 that came out of the New York Times.

00:33:22.540 And there was a story that popped up for me

00:33:24.480 because my face was the center of it.

00:33:27.240 It was about nine podcasters and streamers

00:33:30.620 said, election falsehoods take off on YouTube

00:33:34.260 as it looks the other way.

00:33:36.960 This is the podcast election,

00:33:39.080 according to outlets like the Washington Post

00:33:40.720 and the New York Times.

00:33:41.620 And election falsehoods are flying on YouTube.

00:33:43.900 And there was my face right there in the middle.

00:33:46.320 And I said, well, what did I say?

00:33:47.440 I've been pretty precise, I think,

00:33:49.320 in my commentary on the election.

00:33:51.320 What did they catch me on?

00:33:52.660 What did I say that qualifies as an election falsehood?

00:33:55.820 And I looked through the article

00:33:56.600 and I didn't find anything.

00:33:58.140 They didn't quote me as saying anything.

00:33:59.960 They didn't mention me at all.

00:34:02.920 Hold on, you're not going to mention me in the article,

00:34:04.720 but you make my face the center of your campaign

00:34:07.320 to get these right-wing podcasters

00:34:10.200 and streamers kicked off YouTube?

00:34:11.460 What's that about?

00:34:12.080 What it's about is the New York Times

00:34:15.060 doesn't like my podcast

00:34:16.140 and they don't like Ben's podcast.

00:34:17.920 They don't like all the other podcasts

00:34:18.840 that are on here.

00:34:21.500 The liberal establishment broadly doesn't like that.

00:34:23.820 Jeff Bezos made that clear in an op-ed he wrote

00:34:26.160 in his own newspaper, Washington Post.

00:34:27.840 He said, we're not going to endorse Kamala,

00:34:29.940 not because we're not libs,

00:34:31.020 but because we don't have credibility anymore.

00:34:33.040 And the credibility is all going to the podcasters

00:34:35.280 and the streamers.

00:34:36.300 And we don't like that.

00:34:37.560 We want to keep the credibility.

00:34:38.980 So then the Washington Post launched a similar attack

00:34:41.440 right at the same time

00:34:42.780 to try to pressure big tech

00:34:44.560 to kick the podcasters out. 0.89

00:34:46.060 He called it the podcast election.

00:34:49.100 And we are being blamed for that a little bit.

00:34:53.000 And I'm honored by being blamed for that.

00:34:56.140 If we played any modest role in this election

00:35:00.920 in allowing information to get out

00:35:03.900 that ordinarily would not,

00:35:05.520 in allowing information to reach audiences

00:35:07.800 that it ordinarily would not reach,

00:35:10.280 maybe people in that big, broad coalition

00:35:13.260 that Trump has assembled,

00:35:14.840 that Trump really deserves a lot of credit

00:35:16.360 for assembling.

00:35:17.400 But if we in the new media space

00:35:19.640 and podcasting and streaming

00:35:20.920 have helped to get that information out there,

00:35:23.680 Elon Musk deserves a lot of credit for this

00:35:25.680 because he actually put his $44 billion

00:35:27.620 where our mouths are

00:35:28.900 and bought one of the big tech platforms

00:35:31.520 and allowed that information to get out there

00:35:33.700 in a way that it had not before.

00:35:35.780 Then I'm really gratified to hear that.

00:35:37.860 That's really, really good news.

00:35:39.940 It is no surprise that the left

00:35:42.400 would preemptively launch a campaign

00:35:44.420 to take us all out

00:35:45.940 if this were a close election

00:35:47.080 or if Kamala won

00:35:48.200 or if Trump won

00:35:49.860 but Republicans or Democrats had the House, say,

00:35:53.940 or if Democrats somehow pulled a miracle

00:35:56.140 and held the Senate.

00:35:58.100 But that's not what happened.

00:36:00.300 Republicans have everything right now,

00:36:02.900 have a unified government.

00:36:05.000 The one, they have the White House,

00:36:06.460 they have the Senate,

00:36:06.940 they have the House, looks like,

00:36:08.440 they have the Supreme Court in a way.

00:36:10.340 The one part of the government

00:36:11.320 they don't have is the bureaucracy,

00:36:13.120 the administrative state.

00:36:14.040 But the Supreme Court

00:36:15.160 dealt a really tough blow

00:36:17.000 to the leftist progressive bureaucracy

00:36:19.080 by overruling Chevron deference,

00:36:21.360 which had empowered

00:36:22.180 the administrative agencies

00:36:23.240 in all sorts of ways.

00:36:25.460 So President Trump

00:36:26.140 has an historic opportunity

00:36:27.380 to reshape the bureaucracy.

00:36:30.100 A unified government right now,

00:36:32.240 an historic opportunity

00:36:33.500 we've not seen anything like this

00:36:35.020 in any of our lifetimes.

00:36:37.640 Now we've got to use it.

00:36:38.880 We've got to use it for good.

00:36:40.580 Folks, you may have heard,

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00:36:42.100 you know, a little bit today.

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00:36:45.420 Trump pulled off

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00:36:49.620 We said we'd cover the election

00:36:50.860 from the start to the finish,

00:36:51.920 and we did that.

00:36:52.900 We thought that might take us

00:36:54.120 five days, two weeks.

00:36:56.060 I thought maybe I wouldn't sleep

00:36:57.320 for many, many days.

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00:37:32.200 My favorite comment yesterday

00:37:33.560 from Rumhi Zero.

00:37:36.100 My grandparents are voting

00:37:37.140 for Kamala Harris this time.

00:37:38.320 I was so mad,

00:37:38.920 I left the cemetery.

00:37:39.880 You know, I'll tell you folks,

00:37:40.960 this was such a rout

00:37:42.780 of the Democrats.

00:37:44.680 I don't even think the dead

00:37:45.960 voted for the Democrats this time.

00:37:47.540 The dead,

00:37:49.380 black people are a reliable

00:37:51.180 Democrat group.

00:37:52.080 They started to crack

00:37:52.860 for some Republicans.

00:37:54.480 Hispanics had been 1.00

00:37:55.180 a reliable Democrat group.

00:37:56.360 They started to crack

00:37:57.000 for the Republicans.

00:37:57.940 Americans, Muslims, Arabs,

00:37:59.860 Jews, on and on and on. 0.99

00:38:01.240 But the dead,

00:38:02.900 the Democrats have had

00:38:04.020 a lock on the dead

00:38:05.200 for many decades.

00:38:06.960 And I don't know,

00:38:07.660 I don't even think

00:38:08.240 the dead showed up.

00:38:09.760 Boy, oh boy,

00:38:10.860 what a routing.

00:38:13.160 Okay, so where are we at?

00:38:14.600 We've talked a lot

00:38:15.200 about the presidency.

00:38:15.960 We've talked a lot

00:38:16.520 about the media

00:38:17.220 blaming people.

00:38:19.280 Where are we at

00:38:19.940 with the Senate races?

00:38:20.960 The GOP won the Senate

00:38:22.200 and maybe won the Senate

00:38:23.820 by a lot.

00:38:24.740 I mean, this information

00:38:25.720 is coming in

00:38:26.320 in real time.

00:38:27.100 So producers,

00:38:28.140 if any news breaks

00:38:29.160 while I'm chatting

00:38:29.840 with you,

00:38:30.200 please do let me know.

00:38:31.560 But the Republicans

00:38:32.560 were close

00:38:34.180 in the Senate already.

00:38:35.420 They just had to

00:38:36.520 pick up a seat or so.

00:38:37.820 And they did that

00:38:38.600 in West Virginia.

00:38:39.240 That was basically guaranteed.

00:38:41.180 Unless the pollsters

00:38:41.800 were totally wrong

00:38:42.640 and underestimating Democrats,

00:38:44.520 that was going to go

00:38:45.780 to the Republicans.

00:38:47.500 Then Ted Cruz

00:38:48.380 in Texas,

00:38:49.160 our friend,

00:38:49.800 was a little bit

00:38:50.920 on the ropes

00:38:51.360 earlier in the summer.

00:38:52.240 Sure, he won

00:38:53.540 a decisive victory there.

00:38:55.260 But then you had

00:38:55.900 other states.

00:38:58.480 When we went to bed

00:39:00.440 last night,

00:39:01.480 the media were saying,

00:39:03.240 guaranteed 51 Republicans.

00:39:04.720 I said, yeah,

00:39:05.060 I know 51 Republicans

00:39:06.080 in the Senate.

00:39:06.640 I know that.

00:39:07.040 I know we won.

00:39:08.120 But I want to know

00:39:08.700 how many.

00:39:09.140 So Mr. Davies

00:39:10.060 is telling me,

00:39:10.480 okay, now it's

00:39:11.140 guaranteed 52.

00:39:12.260 But it's looking like

00:39:14.200 it could be better

00:39:14.740 than that.

00:39:15.640 I said Mike Rogers

00:39:17.160 in Michigan

00:39:17.580 was looking pretty good.

00:39:18.660 I said these races

00:39:19.760 at Montana

00:39:20.340 was looking quite good.

00:39:22.600 Wisconsin looking good.

00:39:24.400 I was hoping

00:39:24.960 Sam Brown in Nevada

00:39:26.120 will say,

00:39:26.580 I don't know if Nevada

00:39:27.120 has been called yet

00:39:27.880 since we've been on air.

00:39:29.320 It's a little bit

00:39:29.980 of a tougher race,

00:39:30.680 but still had a good

00:39:31.680 shot there.

00:39:33.900 We were looking,

00:39:34.860 we just needed 51.

00:39:36.980 52 is really good.

00:39:38.740 But by the middle

00:39:39.920 of last night,

00:39:40.680 we were starting

00:39:41.400 to talk 53,

00:39:43.580 maybe 54 vote

00:39:46.320 majority in the Senate,

00:39:48.300 maybe 55.

00:39:49.920 That's how things

00:39:50.620 started to look.

00:39:52.240 That is really

00:39:52.940 solid stuff though.

00:39:54.260 All you needed

00:39:54.800 was that 51.

00:39:56.740 Now with the

00:39:58.280 White House

00:39:59.780 going to the Republicans,

00:40:00.960 the Vice President

00:40:01.720 becomes the tie-breaking vote

00:40:02.980 if there is a needed

00:40:03.800 tie-breaking vote

00:40:04.540 in the U.S. Senate.

00:40:05.660 So now we're looking

00:40:06.580 comfortable.

00:40:08.580 Why does the Senate matter? 0.60

00:40:10.180 Well, the Senate matters

00:40:11.080 because the Senate

00:40:11.980 has to advise

00:40:13.520 and consent

00:40:14.060 on important

00:40:15.980 appointments,

00:40:17.600 on judges,

00:40:18.840 on Supreme Court judges.

00:40:21.400 So one of the biggest wins

00:40:23.320 from Trump's first term

00:40:24.680 were those Supreme Court

00:40:26.120 justices who overruled

00:40:27.700 Roe v. Wade,

00:40:28.280 who gave conservatives

00:40:29.120 the biggest,

00:40:29.740 most important judicial win

00:40:31.100 in half a century.

00:40:32.760 There were other big wins

00:40:33.640 too, by the way.

00:40:35.100 Well, now you've got

00:40:36.900 some Supreme Court justices

00:40:38.440 who are getting a little bit

00:40:39.300 long in the tooth.

00:40:40.560 I'm not,

00:40:40.920 they're of a certain age.

00:40:41.980 They're not,

00:40:42.520 I wouldn't call them elderly yet,

00:40:43.580 but they're in their 70s.

00:40:45.520 And they're getting up

00:40:46.300 into their 70s.

00:40:47.180 And at the end of this term,

00:40:48.260 they'll be looking up

00:40:48.900 into their 70s.

00:40:49.980 People like

00:40:50.640 the great Justice Thomas

00:40:51.860 or the great Justice Sam Alito.

00:40:54.640 Well, if you've got

00:40:55.380 a Republican

00:40:55.860 in the White House

00:40:56.800 and you have

00:40:57.880 a good Republican majority

00:40:59.600 in the Senate,

00:41:00.820 maybe those justices

00:41:02.720 at the right time,

00:41:04.080 at the appropriate time,

00:41:05.080 say they are going to retire

00:41:06.400 and you get too young,

00:41:09.340 if Trump's track record

00:41:10.300 is any indication,

00:41:11.280 most likely solid

00:41:12.520 conservative justices

00:41:14.080 in their place.

00:41:16.480 And then you're looking good.

00:41:18.340 But even beyond the justices,

00:41:19.960 there are 1,200 to 1,400

00:41:21.600 appointments,

00:41:23.740 positions that Trump

00:41:24.820 is going to have to fill

00:41:25.800 that require Senate confirmation.

00:41:28.720 I once heard from a

00:41:29.740 longtime Washington, D.C.

00:41:33.700 person, a careerist,

00:41:35.480 that what separates

00:41:36.400 the men from the boys

00:41:37.440 in these positions

00:41:38.860 is the Senate confirmation.

00:41:40.920 There are a lot of positions

00:41:42.760 that need Senate confirmation.

00:41:44.080 And senators

00:41:44.920 with an axe to grind

00:41:45.800 or with political power

00:41:46.840 can hold up

00:41:48.200 those confirmations.

00:41:49.540 Well, if the GOP

00:41:50.760 has a clear majority,

00:41:52.160 they're going to have

00:41:52.620 more tools at their disposal

00:41:53.820 to get those nominees

00:41:56.040 through,

00:41:56.740 1,200 to 1,400.

00:41:57.660 Trump's going to have

00:41:58.220 to appoint a lot more people

00:41:59.240 than that

00:41:59.700 to the federal government.

00:42:02.020 How about the House races?

00:42:03.960 Do we have any updates?

00:42:05.000 It looks as though

00:42:05.900 Republicans

00:42:06.400 have at the very least

00:42:07.620 held on to their slim

00:42:08.420 majority in the House.

00:42:09.700 There were swing districts

00:42:10.820 in New York

00:42:12.280 and California,

00:42:12.900 which is why they're going

00:42:13.780 to take a little while

00:42:14.560 to come in.

00:42:15.920 However,

00:42:16.620 it looks as though

00:42:17.600 the Republicans

00:42:18.120 are going to expand

00:42:19.000 their majority

00:42:20.060 in the House.

00:42:21.560 This is really good news.

00:42:22.480 Why is this good news?

00:42:23.380 Because that's where

00:42:24.220 the laws are supposed

00:42:24.920 to originate,

00:42:25.940 most of them anyway.

00:42:27.520 Congress,

00:42:28.060 the lower house,

00:42:28.620 is supposed to have

00:42:29.440 the power of the purse.

00:42:32.320 So if you've got

00:42:33.040 the Democrats

00:42:33.580 in control of the House,

00:42:35.380 all of a sudden

00:42:36.300 that can really slow down

00:42:37.840 a president's agenda.

00:42:38.760 Here, though,

00:42:40.980 we're looking good.

00:42:42.700 And then we've got

00:42:43.440 that strong majority

00:42:44.380 in the Senate,

00:42:45.840 what looks to be,

00:42:46.980 what is shaping up

00:42:47.660 to be a strong majority

00:42:48.440 in the Senate,

00:42:49.320 and then you've got

00:42:50.020 the White House,

00:42:50.800 and you've already got

00:42:51.620 the Supreme Court.

00:42:54.580 And the court matters

00:42:55.680 because you could get

00:42:57.080 retirements from Thomas

00:42:58.060 and Alito,

00:42:58.840 which means that you could

00:42:59.800 get generational wins here.

00:43:01.360 Over the course

00:43:02.100 of American history,

00:43:03.140 the average tenure

00:43:04.260 of a Supreme Court justice

00:43:05.380 is 16 years.

00:43:07.540 That's pretty good.

00:43:08.380 But those numbers

00:43:09.380 are actually skewed

00:43:10.180 a little bit

00:43:10.680 because it was more common

00:43:12.460 to retire earlier.

00:43:14.040 Maybe you retire

00:43:15.380 from the Supreme Court

00:43:16.280 and then you run

00:43:16.760 for governor of a state.

00:43:18.080 Maybe you have

00:43:18.460 other political aspirations.

00:43:19.840 Now it's kind of

00:43:20.420 a life position.

00:43:22.600 You don't really do something

00:43:23.800 after you retire

00:43:24.480 from the Supreme Court.

00:43:26.720 But think about

00:43:27.660 what that means.

00:43:28.880 That means that you get

00:43:29.520 someone like Antonin Scalia.

00:43:32.000 Antonin Scalia served

00:43:33.200 on the court for 30 years.

00:43:35.060 30 years.

00:43:36.920 Almost double the average.

00:43:38.380 Trump has already put

00:43:41.500 Kavanaugh, Gorsuch,

00:43:43.440 and Barrett on the court.

00:43:45.060 These are young people 0.99

00:43:46.320 by the standards

00:43:47.960 of Supreme Court justices.

00:43:50.020 If he also gets to replace

00:43:52.120 Thomas and Alito,

00:43:54.920 we could be looking at

00:43:56.800 decades

00:43:58.380 of a conservative majority

00:44:00.500 on the court.

00:44:01.080 The sort of thing

00:44:01.800 the Democrats warned

00:44:02.780 their voters about,

00:44:04.300 we could get that.

00:44:06.260 Really, really big stuff.

00:44:09.260 The libs pretty much

00:44:10.580 gave it up.

00:44:11.000 But they didn't

00:44:11.760 give it up happily.

00:44:13.900 The New York Times

00:44:14.820 had a really funny bit

00:44:15.780 last night.

00:44:16.800 So a lot of us

00:44:17.780 were watching

00:44:18.420 the New York Times

00:44:19.480 numbers coming in.

00:44:20.820 In part because

00:44:21.920 we were thinking back

00:44:22.840 to 2016

00:44:23.500 when that famous

00:44:24.240 New York Times needle

00:44:25.120 it started out

00:44:26.200 Hillary Clinton

00:44:27.060 is going to win.

00:44:27.840 72 billion percent

00:44:29.220 certainty.

00:44:29.900 It's going to win.

00:44:30.300 And then it goes down.

00:44:31.340 It's not 99 anymore

00:44:33.120 or 98.

00:44:34.480 It's going tick,

00:44:35.240 tick, tick, tick, tick, tick.

00:44:35.860 And that needle 0.58

00:44:36.460 was ticking

00:44:36.920 into Trump's camp.

00:44:39.160 Well, a lot of us

00:44:39.800 were watching that last night.

00:44:41.000 And by the end

00:44:41.700 it was so clear.

00:44:42.760 You know,

00:44:43.160 New York Times.

00:44:43.920 Here it is.

00:44:44.140 I just printed out

00:44:44.680 the screenshot.

00:44:45.660 Chance of winning.

00:44:46.420 Very likely Trump.

00:44:47.420 Greater than 95 percent

00:44:48.540 chance of victory.

00:44:49.800 Electoral college estimate.

00:44:51.380 312 electoral college votes.

00:44:53.120 Popular vote.

00:44:54.400 Very, very likely

00:44:55.300 to go in Trump's favor.

00:44:56.600 And then what's

00:44:57.180 the headline?

00:44:57.840 What's the update

00:44:58.520 that they gave?

00:44:59.060 The editorial update

00:45:00.360 they gave on those numbers?

00:45:03.020 He celebrates win

00:45:04.620 before results are final.

00:45:07.620 Hold on.

00:45:09.140 Guys, I'm reading

00:45:10.060 your numbers,

00:45:10.900 New York Times.

00:45:12.160 You're saying

00:45:12.720 greater than 95 percent

00:45:13.980 chance of victory.

00:45:14.700 Very likely Trump.

00:45:16.600 Absolute bloodbath

00:45:17.540 in the electoral college.

00:45:18.600 Actually going to win

00:45:19.440 the popular vote

00:45:20.600 for the first time

00:45:21.280 in 20 years

00:45:21.920 for a Republican.

00:45:23.440 He celebrates his win

00:45:24.880 before the results

00:45:25.640 are final.

00:45:26.680 Why is he doing that?

00:45:27.700 Because you

00:45:30.200 are admitting

00:45:31.480 that he's going to win

00:45:32.240 and because NBC

00:45:33.840 is admitting

00:45:34.260 he's going to win

00:45:34.680 and the Associated Press

00:45:35.540 is admitting

00:45:35.860 he's going to win

00:45:36.240 because it's over.

00:45:37.960 Guys,

00:45:39.560 sorry.

00:45:40.460 I'm not really sorry,

00:45:41.480 I guess.

00:45:41.860 I shouldn't say

00:45:42.540 that I'm sorry.

00:45:43.080 I'm happy.

00:45:44.460 I'm really glad.

00:45:46.200 On this point

00:45:46.840 about retribution,

00:45:48.120 you hear a lot

00:45:48.840 about retribution.

00:45:50.920 And then you're

00:45:53.060 going to hear

00:45:53.280 some calls

00:45:53.720 from the squishes.

00:45:54.440 Well, we don't want

00:45:55.120 retribution.

00:45:55.580 We don't want vengeance.

00:45:57.300 No, no,

00:45:57.520 we don't want

00:45:58.220 unjust vengeance.

00:46:00.160 Vengeance is mine,

00:46:01.140 saith the Lord,

00:46:01.920 and I will repay.

00:46:03.300 But likewise,

00:46:04.000 this doesn't mean

00:46:04.540 that we should allow

00:46:05.360 the cruel

00:46:05.800 to rape the earth 0.98

00:46:07.160 unpunished.

00:46:08.200 This doesn't mean

00:46:09.260 that we should allow

00:46:10.360 people who do

00:46:11.140 terrible deeds

00:46:12.540 to just be

00:46:16.020 totally excused,

00:46:17.880 to be encouraged

00:46:18.880 to go commit

00:46:19.480 more terrible deeds.

00:46:20.460 There's nothing

00:46:20.820 just about that.

00:46:21.760 Civil government

00:46:22.340 is also instituted

00:46:23.460 for us,

00:46:24.140 for our good.

00:46:24.600 It's given to us

00:46:25.080 by God.

00:46:25.780 So what do we

00:46:26.380 think about retribution?

00:46:28.740 We think about it

00:46:29.480 in the way that

00:46:29.900 Plato talks about it

00:46:30.860 in Gorgias.

00:46:32.360 Okay,

00:46:32.540 to bring us

00:46:32.940 all the way back.

00:46:33.980 I know we've been

00:46:34.620 kind of granular

00:46:35.260 on the particular

00:46:36.720 political machinations

00:46:37.780 of the past 15 hours,

00:46:39.480 but let's zoom out

00:46:40.760 a little bit

00:46:41.240 and get a wider

00:46:42.180 political perspective.

00:46:43.760 In Gorgias,

00:46:45.000 in this Platonic dialogue,

00:46:47.240 Socrates makes 0.96

00:46:48.360 an important point.

00:46:49.260 He says,

00:46:50.440 a lot of people think

00:46:51.580 that,

00:46:52.640 you know,

00:46:53.320 if you're a bad person

00:46:55.780 and you do terrible things,

00:46:57.140 that it would make you happy

00:46:58.500 not to be punished,

00:47:01.340 for your bad deeds

00:47:02.740 to go unpunished.

00:47:03.380 That would make you happy.

00:47:03.980 But actually,

00:47:04.520 no,

00:47:05.180 that would make you

00:47:05.860 very unhappy

00:47:06.560 because you would persist

00:47:07.680 in vice and evil,

00:47:09.620 and that would harm your soul,

00:47:11.360 and it would be irash,

00:47:12.720 it would be out of accord

00:47:13.380 with reason,

00:47:13.860 and it would ultimately

00:47:14.580 make you unhappy

00:47:15.400 because happiness

00:47:15.960 is rational activity

00:47:17.340 done with excellence

00:47:18.140 in accord with virtue.

00:47:18.920 So actually,

00:47:20.000 the loving thing sometimes

00:47:21.520 is to punish people

00:47:23.180 who do bad.

00:47:24.340 That's actually

00:47:25.040 the charitable thing,

00:47:26.260 to correct people.

00:47:28.340 And we need to,

00:47:29.720 we need to do it in charity.

00:47:30.800 We don't want to do it

00:47:31.560 out of cruelty

00:47:32.180 or out of hatred

00:47:33.220 or because we just really

00:47:34.400 want to totally destroy people,

00:47:35.820 but we want to do this

00:47:37.060 out of charity.

00:47:38.620 When people are doing

00:47:39.660 bad things,

00:47:40.440 when they're forcing

00:47:41.100 big husky dudes

00:47:42.040 to go get naked

00:47:43.240 in your little girl's

00:47:44.580 locker room,

00:47:45.060 the charitable,

00:47:47.620 loving thing to do

00:47:48.740 is to correct those people,

00:47:51.800 to punish the people

00:47:52.760 who are trying

00:47:53.180 to do those bad things.

00:47:54.260 When people are doing,

00:47:55.800 when they're rigging elections,

00:47:57.180 when they're trying

00:47:57.840 to get unfair advantages

00:47:59.760 and they're trying

00:48:00.280 to undermine

00:48:01.060 our Republican,

00:48:02.940 Democratic system

00:48:03.700 by, say,

00:48:04.460 I don't know,

00:48:05.700 trying to imprison

00:48:06.480 the chief political rival,

00:48:07.760 the former president,

00:48:08.540 or by, I don't know,

00:48:09.420 justifying his assassination,

00:48:11.200 or by, I don't know,

00:48:11.820 I'm just pulling things

00:48:12.480 out of thin air here,

00:48:13.220 but trying to prevent him

00:48:14.440 from appearing on the ballot

00:48:15.380 when people,

00:48:16.960 obviously,

00:48:17.540 we now have the numbers,

00:48:18.300 overwhelmingly wanted

00:48:19.080 this guy to be president.

00:48:20.260 He was such a popular candidate.

00:48:21.800 Well, when they do that stuff,

00:48:23.680 we have to punish them

00:48:24.820 in a charitable way,

00:48:26.720 but we need to correct

00:48:28.940 those injustices.

00:48:31.040 That's good for everybody

00:48:32.440 because it's going to

00:48:34.060 protect the people

00:48:34.760 whose rights

00:48:35.240 were being violated,

00:48:36.360 and it's going to

00:48:37.960 instruct the guys

00:48:40.840 who are doing the bad stuff.

00:48:42.480 It's going to

00:48:44.120 show them

00:48:45.060 that bad deeds

00:48:47.740 are not the answer

00:48:48.740 and poisoning our system

00:48:51.560 and trying to manipulate

00:48:52.660 and pervert 0.66

00:48:53.180 and distort

00:48:53.660 our political system

00:48:54.740 and violate people's rights.

00:48:56.060 That's not,

00:48:56.600 that's not going to bode well

00:48:58.380 for them

00:48:58.800 in the long run.

00:49:00.420 In short,

00:49:01.880 we just,

00:49:02.500 we just want to make

00:49:03.200 America great again

00:49:04.100 for the,

00:49:05.060 for the common good

00:49:05.880 for all of us.

00:49:07.060 We all participate in that.

00:49:08.660 Okay?

00:49:09.040 And so that's going to be good

00:49:09.980 even for the libs

00:49:10.660 who are crying today.

00:49:11.500 It'll be good for them too,

00:49:13.120 believe it or not.

00:49:14.120 They might not want them,

00:49:15.560 but it will be.

00:49:16.520 It will be.

00:49:17.060 And that's something wonderful

00:49:18.080 and we can all celebrate it

00:49:19.640 in charity

00:49:20.480 and in gratitude.

00:49:22.660 We got much more

00:49:23.660 to talk about, folks.

00:49:24.820 Okay?

00:49:25.280 The,

00:49:25.700 the formal part

00:49:27.720 of the daily

00:49:28.680 Michael Knowles show

00:49:29.620 is ending here.

00:49:31.060 We have a lot more

00:49:31.860 election coverage

00:49:32.460 for this

00:49:33.260 historic moment.

00:49:35.740 This

00:49:36.260 world historic moment.

00:49:38.640 Okay?

00:49:39.440 Certainly for the history

00:49:40.360 of our country,

00:49:40.980 but I think this will go

00:49:41.760 down in the annals

00:49:42.840 of Western

00:49:43.640 and world history.

00:49:45.420 At least somewhere.

00:49:46.340 This is significant stuff.

00:49:47.500 So,

00:49:47.720 we will be live

00:49:48.720 through Ben Shapiro's show.

00:49:51.000 Ben will pick it up

00:49:51.820 in a little bit

00:49:52.540 and I'm joined

00:49:53.340 by some friends of mine here.

00:49:54.240 I've got the great

00:49:54.700 Tim Poole coming up too.

00:49:56.000 I've got my iPad

00:49:56.700 to speak to

00:49:57.880 the

00:49:59.100 Ch'em de la Ch'em. 0.84

00:50:00.260 I'm sorry,

00:50:00.560 I'm so happy

00:50:01.020 for all of you out there

00:50:01.700 on X,

00:50:02.420 on YouTube

00:50:03.020 who are watching this.

00:50:04.040 I'm so glad

00:50:04.440 we can go live.

00:50:05.320 We have to go live,

00:50:06.180 obviously,

00:50:06.660 at this moment.

00:50:07.340 But I'm not taking

00:50:08.120 your questions

00:50:08.640 because you've got

00:50:10.340 to be in the fight

00:50:10.880 like the people

00:50:11.520 who are in the

00:50:11.920 Ch'em de la Ch'em 0.61

00:50:12.580 of the Michael Knowles show

00:50:13.660 Membrum Segmentum. 0.60

00:50:14.620 Okay?

00:50:14.800 So,

00:50:15.160 go to Daily Wire Plus.

00:50:16.980 Give us your money.

00:50:17.960 You know,

00:50:18.140 support the fight.

00:50:18.660 This is good stuff.

00:50:19.340 Support the fight.

00:50:19.900 We're getting good wins here.

00:50:21.700 What are we getting?

00:50:22.800 From Sarah36,

00:50:24.340 I have no charity

00:50:25.320 for my fellow libs.

00:50:26.920 I will bathe in their tears.

00:50:28.180 Okay?

00:50:28.600 Well,

00:50:28.920 you know,

00:50:29.300 all right,

00:50:29.540 there's a little schadenfreude

00:50:30.540 that begins.

00:50:32.380 Okay,

00:50:32.880 it's understandable at least,

00:50:34.420 but it's good.

00:50:35.920 We want to punish

00:50:38.400 our opponents

00:50:39.820 out of love.

00:50:42.940 And so,

00:50:43.580 there were some great bits

00:50:45.480 last night

00:50:45.960 where these libs,

00:50:47.260 they were tweeting out,

00:50:48.480 I'm just so sad.

00:50:51.400 You know,

00:50:51.580 I don't have anything

00:50:52.140 really to say.

00:50:53.360 I'm just sad.

00:50:55.020 And then,

00:50:55.400 I think it was Vish Bura,

00:50:56.960 the Republican consultant,

00:50:59.320 who just tweeted out,

00:51:00.080 he goes,

00:51:00.920 we're not finished

00:51:01.600 with you yet.

00:51:03.000 You think you're sad now?

00:51:04.540 We ain't done yet.

00:51:05.500 Okay?

00:51:06.140 We haven't even started

00:51:07.300 the deportations yet.

00:51:08.720 Okay?

00:51:09.180 We,

00:51:09.640 no,

00:51:09.800 I mean,

00:51:10.040 I think he was being funny

00:51:11.340 about that.

00:51:12.380 But there is,

00:51:13.500 there is a lot of truth to that.

00:51:15.820 The liberals

00:51:16.460 who

00:51:17.840 upended our political system,

00:51:20.740 I'm not saying the libs

00:51:21.940 who just like voted for Conala

00:51:23.160 or Joe Biden

00:51:23.880 or the libs

00:51:24.520 who tried to

00:51:25.920 get a little advantage

00:51:27.360 within the broad tradition

00:51:29.460 of American politics.

00:51:30.560 I'm talking about people

00:51:31.480 who did really bad stuff,

00:51:32.980 who tried to

00:51:34.620 imprison political rivals,

00:51:36.280 who justified

00:51:36.900 the assassination

00:51:37.560 of Trump,

00:51:38.620 who,

00:51:39.140 people who did

00:51:39.740 really bad stuff,

00:51:41.360 they have to be punished

00:51:42.540 out of charity

00:51:44.960 for,

00:51:45.700 for all of us,

00:51:46.900 for our political system,

00:51:47.920 for the common good

00:51:48.660 of the United States

00:51:49.300 and,

00:51:49.980 and for their own good

00:51:50.960 because they're doing

00:51:51.660 really bad things.

00:51:52.760 And just as we would punish

00:51:53.900 a drug dealer

00:51:54.640 on the street,

00:51:55.240 some guy committing

00:51:56.640 petty street crime,

00:51:59.040 we have to punish people

00:52:00.160 who are willfully

00:52:01.580 violating the law.

00:52:02.580 People who encouraged

00:52:03.620 a mass invasion

00:52:04.760 of Satan-worshipping

00:52:06.800 gangsters

00:52:07.460 from Latin America

00:52:08.380 who encouraged

00:52:09.340 this stuff,

00:52:10.120 who promoted them,

00:52:11.540 who gave them privileges

00:52:12.460 that even American citizens

00:52:13.500 don't have,

00:52:14.520 they need to face

00:52:15.460 consequences for that.

00:52:17.140 People have died

00:52:17.820 because of those actions,

00:52:18.960 okay?

00:52:19.600 Our rights have been

00:52:20.800 trampled because of,

00:52:21.660 you gotta,

00:52:23.260 we need,

00:52:23.780 we need law and order.

00:52:25.820 So that everybody

00:52:26.800 knows the rules

00:52:27.700 and so that everybody

00:52:29.180 can flourish.

00:52:31.920 You dig?

00:52:32.980 You dig, man?

00:52:34.560 What do you think,

00:52:35.300 Mr. Poole?

00:52:36.000 I don't,

00:52:36.620 a man who needs

00:52:37.320 no introduction whatsoever,

00:52:39.060 Tim Poole,

00:52:39.940 joining the program.

00:52:41.040 I was on your show last night.

00:52:42.480 You're on my show now.

00:52:43.940 You've been on,

00:52:44.500 you were on

00:52:45.160 the Daily Wire show before.

00:52:46.880 Other people from

00:52:47.640 the Daily Wire

00:52:48.080 have been on your show.

00:52:49.140 I don't,

00:52:49.420 I don't,

00:52:49.880 I barely remember

00:52:50.660 what day it is at this point.

00:52:52.140 How are you feeling?

00:52:53.880 Tired.

00:52:55.240 I think I got about

00:52:56.340 four hours of sleep,

00:52:57.860 but my,

00:52:59.180 my exhaustion

00:53:00.240 is masked

00:53:00.800 by my enthusiasm.

00:53:01.840 So I am here.

00:53:03.560 We got work to do.

00:53:05.320 This is just the beginning.

00:53:07.580 What did you expect

00:53:09.320 going in?

00:53:10.140 I'll put my cards

00:53:10.880 on the table.

00:53:11.360 I did not,

00:53:11.960 I did expect a Trump win.

00:53:13.760 I was cautiously optimistic.

00:53:15.820 I did expect,

00:53:17.820 I thought there was

00:53:18.640 a good chance

00:53:19.180 we would find out

00:53:20.240 last night.

00:53:21.460 I did not expect

00:53:23.860 the popular vote.

00:53:25.420 I did not expect

00:53:26.280 that bloodbath

00:53:27.300 in the electoral college.

00:53:28.820 I did not expect

00:53:29.660 the gains that it looks

00:53:30.580 like Republicans

00:53:31.100 are going to get

00:53:31.500 in the Senate.

00:53:32.120 I did not expect

00:53:33.160 to hold the House.

00:53:34.780 I didn't even expect

00:53:35.320 to hold the House.

00:53:36.740 This was,

00:53:37.860 we were promised

00:53:38.560 a red wave

00:53:39.360 a couple years ago.

00:53:40.400 We got the red tsunami

00:53:41.720 last night.

00:53:43.720 It's a little early

00:53:44.560 for the,

00:53:45.240 for the House,

00:53:45.900 so I'm a little nervous

00:53:46.600 there because I think

00:53:47.340 Decision Desk

00:53:47.980 is projecting

00:53:48.680 218 seats,

00:53:50.320 the thinnest of majorities,

00:53:51.680 but we'll see.

00:53:52.440 Maybe,

00:53:52.900 maybe we're going to do

00:53:53.480 better than,

00:53:54.140 than they're projecting.

00:53:55.640 But man,

00:53:57.160 you know,

00:53:57.420 in my gut,

00:53:58.000 looking at the metrics,

00:53:59.340 looking at sentiment,

00:54:00.340 I was like,

00:54:00.720 how does Trump lose this?

00:54:03.360 But I felt similarly

00:54:04.360 in 2020

00:54:04.940 and we don't know,

00:54:06.480 we don't know.

00:54:07.620 I had in the back

00:54:08.600 of my mind

00:54:08.880 the whole time,

00:54:09.620 if it was just

00:54:11.100 on the polls

00:54:11.640 and just on the merits,

00:54:12.500 there's no way Trump,

00:54:13.640 there's no way

00:54:14.000 the Republicans lose,

00:54:15.220 but shadow campaign.

00:54:16.660 And you know

00:54:16.880 what I'm thinking?

00:54:17.280 We had that story

00:54:18.760 out of PA

00:54:19.280 where they said

00:54:19.820 they caught thousands

00:54:20.700 of potentially fraudulent

00:54:22.360 voter registrations

00:54:23.480 and then it was confirmed

00:54:24.960 that hundreds

00:54:25.560 were fraudulent.

00:54:27.520 Many people were saying

00:54:28.360 that they may have

00:54:29.580 stopped this attempt

00:54:30.660 dead in its tracks

00:54:31.500 and that's ultimately

00:54:32.420 what made sure

00:54:33.340 this election

00:54:33.680 was free and fair.

00:54:35.540 But let's just put it this way,

00:54:37.340 20 million votes

00:54:38.360 evaporated in four years

00:54:39.460 for the Democrats.

00:54:40.100 I wonder what that was about.

00:54:42.180 My wife asked me

00:54:43.020 about that this morning

00:54:43.820 because she went to bed.

00:54:44.980 You know,

00:54:45.140 we got the little kids

00:54:45.900 and she left

00:54:47.240 the party early

00:54:47.920 so she got the news,

00:54:49.840 you know,

00:54:50.280 after I got home

00:54:51.640 unless she was checking

00:54:52.320 Twitter or something

00:54:53.000 in the middle of the night.

00:54:54.780 And one of the first things

00:54:55.960 she says this morning,

00:54:56.660 she goes,

00:54:56.940 so,

00:54:58.440 where'd those 20 million people go?

00:55:00.440 And the thing is,

00:55:01.360 without delving too much

00:55:03.280 into retrospective history,

00:55:06.300 Kamala Harris

00:55:08.300 is a much worse candidate

00:55:09.360 than Joe Biden,

00:55:10.160 even with dementia.

00:55:10.820 So,

00:55:11.880 I am not surprised

00:55:12.900 that many fewer people

00:55:14.120 would vote for Kamala Harris.

00:55:16.320 You could even say,

00:55:17.820 you could even say that,

00:55:19.220 look,

00:55:19.480 the Democrats changed

00:55:20.300 all the election rules

00:55:21.020 in some cases unconstitutionally

00:55:22.780 as in the case of Pennsylvania

00:55:23.960 in 2020.

00:55:24.940 So,

00:55:25.440 because the rules

00:55:26.000 were all different

00:55:26.560 and now they're kind of

00:55:28.580 like in the middle

00:55:29.300 of the way they changed

00:55:30.240 the rules

00:55:30.720 and in between that

00:55:32.460 and the way things were before,

00:55:33.600 that maybe the numbers

00:55:34.740 would just be all sorts of skewed

00:55:35.960 and all sorts of different.

00:55:36.760 Okay.

00:55:36.980 But it does raise your eyebrow,

00:55:40.380 doesn't it, Tim?

00:55:41.620 20 million,

00:55:42.320 that's a big number.

00:55:44.280 That's big.

00:55:45.060 But you know what

00:55:45.580 I'm also excited about

00:55:46.740 is Alan Lichtman,

00:55:48.320 the Nostradamus of elections,

00:55:50.060 was wrong.

00:55:51.580 And you know what?

00:55:52.260 Let me just say

00:55:53.020 for everyone out there,

00:55:54.200 Mudang was a better forecaster

00:55:55.900 than Alan Lichtman

00:55:56.720 this time around.

00:55:57.640 For those who don't know

00:55:58.620 Alan Lichtman,

00:55:59.480 who are not familiar

00:56:00.400 with this famous

00:56:02.000 or infamous

00:56:02.840 political character,

00:56:04.260 who is Mr. Lichtman?

00:56:05.120 He is the,

00:56:07.300 he's the Nostradamus of politics.

00:56:08.860 He claims that

00:56:09.440 in the past,

00:56:10.480 what,

00:56:10.920 several,

00:56:11.380 the past dozen or so elections,

00:56:13.020 he's accurately predicted

00:56:14.580 based on what he calls

00:56:15.580 the keys to the White House,

00:56:17.240 who will be the president,

00:56:18.660 except I think

00:56:19.380 he got 2,000 wrong

00:56:21.100 but argued that he should,

00:56:22.520 2,000,

00:56:22.960 he argued he should have been right.

00:56:24.740 And this time around,

00:56:26.400 he said Kamala Harris

00:56:27.060 is going to win.

00:56:28.000 But I on my show

00:56:29.980 as well as our guests

00:56:30.880 kept going through

00:56:31.780 his list of his keys.

00:56:33.300 Yes.

00:56:33.640 None of it made sense.

00:56:35.360 It was as though,

00:56:36.560 you know,

00:56:37.180 I mean this in all sincerity,

00:56:38.660 I do feel bad for him

00:56:39.800 because I think

00:56:40.740 he is a smart guy

00:56:41.520 and I think his keys

00:56:42.760 aren't bad predictors.

00:56:44.840 The problem is

00:56:45.620 the corporate press

00:56:46.680 has been lying

00:56:47.420 more and more

00:56:48.900 and here's an older guy

00:56:50.560 who's getting his news

00:56:51.260 from CNN

00:56:51.880 and MSNBC 0.81

00:56:53.080 and when they told him

00:56:54.200 the economy was good,

00:56:55.240 he said yes.

00:56:56.040 When they said

00:56:56.580 there were no scandals,

00:56:57.600 he said yes.

00:56:58.460 When they said

00:56:59.080 there were no military defeats,

00:57:00.500 he said yes.

00:57:01.380 And anyone with a brain

00:57:02.360 looked at that and said,

00:57:03.080 Alan,

00:57:03.320 are you forgetting

00:57:03.880 Afghanistan?

00:57:05.260 I agree with you

00:57:06.400 on this whole take

00:57:07.400 and I agree with you

00:57:08.000 on those points

00:57:08.480 you just made.

00:57:09.100 But the one

00:57:09.600 that I couldn't get over,

00:57:10.600 the one key

00:57:11.340 that Alan Lichtman had,

00:57:12.800 I think the New York Times

00:57:13.480 put out a whole video

00:57:14.160 of him explaining

00:57:14.940 the keys

00:57:15.440 in his 2024 prediction.

00:57:17.980 One of them was

00:57:19.200 which candidate

00:57:20.380 is more charismatic?

00:57:21.800 He phrased it

00:57:22.600 a little more precisely

00:57:23.340 and he gave it to Kamala

00:57:25.280 or he said

00:57:25.860 that Trump

00:57:26.160 just did not possess

00:57:26.940 that adequate charisma,

00:57:28.620 you know,

00:57:28.860 as say Ronald Reagan did.

00:57:30.880 And I thought,

00:57:31.200 look,

00:57:31.380 I am a huge Reagan fan.

00:57:33.540 I really,

00:57:34.200 really admire the Gipper.

00:57:35.100 You're going to be hard

00:57:35.860 pressed to find

00:57:36.380 greater admirers

00:57:37.180 of him than me.

00:57:38.440 But he said

00:57:39.860 Trump doesn't have

00:57:40.440 the charisma

00:57:40.880 of a Ronald Reagan

00:57:41.620 or Barack Obama.

00:57:42.820 Trump has more

00:57:43.480 raw political charisma

00:57:44.700 than those two guys

00:57:46.000 combined.

00:57:46.960 Okay,

00:57:47.300 Trump is a generational

00:57:48.880 once in a century

00:57:50.980 kind of,

00:57:51.580 how on earth

00:57:52.320 is he going to say

00:57:53.140 Donald Trump

00:57:53.800 doesn't have charisma

00:57:54.560 and Kamala's

00:57:55.640 therefore going to win?

00:57:57.320 He was watching MSNBC

00:57:58.920 and the only thing

00:58:00.260 he ever saw

00:58:00.940 was out of context clips

00:58:02.500 that made Trump

00:58:03.260 look silly

00:58:03.800 and look bad.

00:58:04.980 Those of us

00:58:05.700 who listened

00:58:06.020 to the man speak

00:58:06.760 laughed

00:58:07.500 and smiled

00:58:08.560 and cheered him on.

00:58:09.840 Yes,

00:58:10.180 you know,

00:58:10.420 I'll tell you,

00:58:10.800 I had never been

00:58:11.700 in person

00:58:12.340 to a Trump rally.

00:58:13.380 There were a couple

00:58:13.740 of occasions

00:58:14.160 where I was maybe

00:58:14.680 going to get

00:58:15.080 to interview

00:58:15.480 President Trump

00:58:16.240 or,

00:58:16.700 you know,

00:58:17.020 maybe get to

00:58:17.840 one of these

00:58:18.400 sorts of events

00:58:19.240 and just didn't work out

00:58:20.420 over the years

00:58:20.940 with traveling

00:58:21.480 and schedules.

00:58:23.400 I made it to MSG.

00:58:24.960 I said,

00:58:25.100 I got to go to this one.

00:58:26.040 This is a big one

00:58:27.420 and so I go there

00:58:28.220 and I was pretty close

00:58:29.020 up to the president

00:58:29.700 and I'll tell you,

00:58:30.780 even I've been

00:58:31.260 a supporter of his

00:58:31.860 for a long time

00:58:32.500 since 2016

00:58:33.320 and I've been aware

00:58:35.280 of Donald Trump

00:58:36.060 literally my whole life.

00:58:38.380 I'm a New Yorker.

00:58:39.300 This guy's been a celebrity

00:58:40.300 for as long

00:58:40.980 as I've been alive

00:58:41.580 and I was sitting there

00:58:44.160 and I didn't realize

00:58:45.800 until I saw him in person.

00:58:46.900 I said,

00:58:47.440 oh,

00:58:47.540 this guy,

00:58:48.200 he's like Elvis.

00:58:50.460 You know,

00:58:50.940 the way he comes off

00:58:52.240 on TV,

00:58:52.800 especially the liberal channels,

00:58:53.860 they make him out

00:58:54.820 to be like Archie Bunker

00:58:56.260 or something like that.

00:58:57.240 You know,

00:58:57.420 a kind of goofy,

00:58:58.520 but he's funny

00:58:59.380 and he's engaging,

00:59:00.280 but he's kind of goofy.

00:59:01.460 No, man,

00:59:02.300 you see that guy live.

00:59:03.880 He's not Archie Bunker.

00:59:05.760 He's not,

00:59:06.440 he's Elvis.

00:59:08.180 Okay,

00:59:08.380 that guy has such

00:59:09.680 raw showbiz magnetism.

00:59:14.020 The Lichtman point,

00:59:15.620 just to bring it all back

00:59:16.400 to the Nostradamus of politics,

00:59:17.560 I thought,

00:59:17.920 oh,

00:59:18.380 maybe your keys

00:59:19.800 to presidential victory

00:59:21.740 are correct.

00:59:23.140 Maybe they hold.

00:59:24.720 It's just your analysis

00:59:25.960 of this race

00:59:26.660 is totally off.

00:59:29.440 I mean,

00:59:30.100 what's really amazing

00:59:30.940 is that last night

00:59:31.640 was not just

00:59:32.560 a political victory.

00:59:33.640 It was a cultural victory

00:59:35.180 in numerous ways.

00:59:36.300 With the popular vote victory,

00:59:38.060 this is a rebuke

00:59:39.440 of the far left woke cult.

00:59:41.940 But additionally,

00:59:42.880 it is a sign

00:59:44.200 that the corporate press

00:59:45.280 and the narrative machine

00:59:46.240 is done.

00:59:47.480 Yes.

00:59:47.760 Every lie,

00:59:48.680 every hoax,

00:59:49.400 every manipulation

00:59:50.000 failed,

00:59:51.620 exemplified by

00:59:52.380 the popular vote victory.

00:59:53.560 So that means...

00:59:54.340 Well,

00:59:55.700 I can't help,

00:59:56.540 I can't help but notice

00:59:57.600 I have this little

00:59:58.160 New York Times hit piece

00:59:59.380 that came out a few days ago

01:00:00.840 trying to get us all

01:00:01.640 booted off YouTube.

01:00:02.700 It was a pressure campaign.

01:00:03.620 That's right.

01:00:04.060 And I noticed

01:00:04.760 right next to me,

01:00:05.600 there's your face right there.

01:00:07.220 The Washington Post

01:00:08.380 called this

01:00:08.680 the podcast election.

01:00:10.740 New York Times

01:00:11.220 election falsehoods

01:00:12.360 take off on YouTube.

01:00:13.260 They take off, huh?

01:00:14.180 Well,

01:00:14.880 you know,

01:00:15.140 they're trying to blame us.

01:00:16.340 They're trying to set the stage

01:00:17.220 to destroy our careers

01:00:18.580 and our voice

01:00:19.660 and not really even just for us

01:00:21.340 but because conservatives

01:00:22.660 are getting information

01:00:24.440 that they weren't getting

01:00:25.060 on CNN, for instance,

01:00:26.200 or from the New York Times.

01:00:28.680 Looks like that campaign

01:00:30.000 failed too, Tim.

01:00:31.200 Looks like trying to take out

01:00:32.620 Mr. Poole

01:00:33.340 hasn't worked out

01:00:34.320 all that well for them.

01:00:36.000 You know,

01:00:36.680 they've done a bunch of these.

01:00:37.840 This one was a bigger one

01:00:38.760 and when the story broke,

01:00:40.380 I said,

01:00:41.540 I'm thinking to myself,

01:00:42.300 do I have to worry?

01:00:43.520 So I go to

01:00:44.040 the newyorktimes.com

01:00:45.400 and I start scrolling

01:00:46.620 down the front page

01:00:47.500 to try and find the story

01:00:48.700 and I could not.

01:00:50.420 It was buried

01:00:51.280 in the technology section.

01:00:53.460 They tried to do

01:00:54.800 this big splash hit piece

01:00:56.200 putting all of our faces

01:00:57.540 and names in a story

01:00:58.380 to get search engine optimization

01:00:59.700 and no one cared.

01:01:03.980 I love it.

01:01:05.120 You know,

01:01:05.500 they didn't even mention me.

01:01:06.740 They put me right there

01:01:07.480 in the picture

01:01:07.880 but they didn't even mention me

01:01:09.040 in the story

01:01:09.420 and I said,

01:01:10.680 well,

01:01:10.940 I guess I'm just

01:01:11.580 a pretty face to them.

01:01:12.580 What a pity,

01:01:13.380 you know,

01:01:13.660 I'm just clickbait for them

01:01:14.960 but it was so obvious

01:01:17.520 and brazen

01:01:18.120 what they were trying to do.

01:01:19.340 This had nothing to do,

01:01:21.020 this had very little

01:01:21.800 to do with ideology.

01:01:23.280 This was a business move

01:01:24.380 for them.

01:01:24.780 They said,

01:01:25.420 these guys,

01:01:26.880 these podcasters,

01:01:28.000 these streamers,

01:01:29.080 Timcast IRL

01:01:30.320 is coming in

01:01:31.220 on our turf.

01:01:32.360 They're taking our eyeballs

01:01:33.700 and our advertising dollars

01:01:35.300 and they're reaching people

01:01:37.280 with their message

01:01:38.220 which competes

01:01:38.840 with our message

01:01:39.440 and we're going to try

01:01:40.360 to take them out

01:01:41.160 and I hate to give it

01:01:42.940 to the New York Times

01:01:43.620 or the Washington Post.

01:01:45.360 They're probably right

01:01:46.720 to view that business threat.

01:01:48.660 When they call this

01:01:49.300 the podcast election,

01:01:52.340 Joe,

01:01:52.580 forget about me,

01:01:53.640 even you and me,

01:01:55.380 Joe Rogan alone

01:01:56.820 might have swung

01:01:58.360 a lot of votes

01:01:59.840 in a lot of important states

01:02:01.300 to President Trump.

01:02:03.080 I think he did

01:02:03.920 and we saw Dana White

01:02:05.220 at Trump's victory speech

01:02:07.940 shouting out the Nelk boys 1.00

01:02:09.280 as well,

01:02:09.700 their full send podcast.

01:02:10.760 That's right.

01:02:11.340 This is it.

01:02:12.260 Aiden Ross?

01:02:13.820 Aiden Ross,

01:02:14.680 absolutely.

01:02:15.440 It's social media personalities,

01:02:17.620 the views,

01:02:18.380 the audience,

01:02:19.120 they're with a new generation

01:02:20.220 and the narrative machine

01:02:22.180 is done.

01:02:23.340 That's what I'm mostly excited about.

01:02:24.780 Let's get back

01:02:25.760 to real competition

01:02:26.780 where those who tell

01:02:28.780 the truth succeed

01:02:29.680 because the people

01:02:30.700 who watch us

01:02:31.200 are not stupid

01:02:31.820 and they know

01:02:32.360 when they're being lied to

01:02:33.340 and that's why

01:02:33.800 they're leaving

01:02:34.300 the corporate press.

01:02:35.720 Absolutely right.

01:02:36.860 So Tim,

01:02:37.240 are you going to go,

01:02:37.820 are you going to nap today

01:02:38.860 or are you going to,

01:02:39.580 or no,

01:02:39.940 are you just,

01:02:40.760 we're just all on air

01:02:41.980 all the time now

01:02:42.720 because no one,

01:02:43.420 because the thing,

01:02:43.920 the reality is

01:02:44.660 if you and I were not here

01:02:46.040 right now

01:02:46.580 speaking to people

01:02:48.200 through a camera

01:02:49.500 out into all of the big platforms

01:02:51.920 that the libs want to 0.92

01:02:53.160 kick us off of, 0.80

01:02:54.500 we would just be,

01:02:55.280 at least for me,

01:02:56.040 I would just be sitting

01:02:56.720 on my phone

01:02:57.280 updating all those

01:02:58.500 social media feeds anyway.

01:02:59.720 So people are just,

01:03:00.780 it's just one of these moments,

01:03:02.420 you're like a moth to a flame,

01:03:03.600 you cannot look away

01:03:05.280 from history.

01:03:08.960 Man,

01:03:09.500 it's a good day.

01:03:10.820 Like I said,

01:03:11.280 my exhaustion

01:03:11.860 is masked by enthusiasm.

01:03:13.400 Yeah.

01:03:13.620 But it is,

01:03:14.080 it is remarkable

01:03:14.580 to see that

01:03:15.220 your show,

01:03:16.880 my show,

01:03:18.740 the rest of the Daily Wire,

01:03:19.960 all of these voices

01:03:21.440 and made possible

01:03:23.340 by people like Elon Musk

01:03:25.000 and then

01:03:26.180 shout out to all of the media,

01:03:27.720 but also I got to give a shout out

01:03:28.920 every opportunity

01:03:29.580 to Scott Pressler.

01:03:30.760 Yes.

01:03:31.240 This is the guy

01:03:31.820 who went on the ground

01:03:33.120 in PA.

01:03:34.000 Killed it.

01:03:34.620 I don't think the guy slept

01:03:36.100 for years.

01:03:37.220 Yeah.

01:03:37.700 He,

01:03:38.060 single-handedly registering people,

01:03:40.560 flipping counties

01:03:41.420 from Democrats to Republican.

01:03:43.580 He's not the only one,

01:03:45.060 but he probably worked the hardest

01:03:46.360 and had the biggest impact.

01:03:47.620 So that man is a legend

01:03:48.920 and a hero.

01:03:49.660 Yes.

01:03:49.860 And he doesn't get enough

01:03:51.180 credit for it.

01:03:52.460 You know,

01:03:52.660 he doesn't,

01:03:53.900 another person we got to,

01:03:55.400 we got to give a hand to though.

01:03:57.340 Charlie Kirk.

01:03:58.080 Charlie Kirk.

01:03:58.900 Oh yeah.

01:03:59.180 There were a lot of people

01:04:00.080 when Charlie was basically

01:04:01.720 given the Trump

01:04:02.600 get out the vote operations.

01:04:03.840 Good luck.

01:04:04.360 Good luck, kid.

01:04:05.080 You know,

01:04:05.280 and there were a lot of people

01:04:07.160 who underestimated this guy.

01:04:08.960 Charlie's been underestimated

01:04:09.900 a lot of his life.

01:04:10.560 He started his political career

01:04:11.680 at age 18,

01:04:13.060 starting TPUSA.

01:04:14.700 But historic victory,

01:04:16.740 first Republican

01:04:17.240 to win the popular vote

01:04:18.260 in 20 years.

01:04:19.420 I don't,

01:04:19.580 you look,

01:04:20.040 the credit ultimately

01:04:21.120 is actually due to God.

01:04:22.520 But we give a lot of credit

01:04:24.100 to Donald Trump.

01:04:25.120 There are a lot of people

01:04:25.740 who ran the campaign,

01:04:26.540 Susie Wiles,

01:04:27.060 Chris Lacevita,

01:04:28.080 all sorts.

01:04:28.320 But I think it's Scott Pressler,

01:04:31.180 guys who are working

01:04:32.020 on the ground

01:04:32.780 to actually get those voters

01:04:33.740 registered.

01:04:34.360 But I think,

01:04:35.200 I think you got to give

01:04:35.880 a lot of credit

01:04:36.360 to Charlie Kirk here.

01:04:38.280 Absolutely.

01:04:38.880 Completely agree.

01:04:39.480 I mean,

01:04:39.960 his videos,

01:04:41.140 especially when you look

01:04:42.120 at how he goes

01:04:42.560 on these college campuses,

01:04:43.460 it's not just that

01:04:45.160 he's actually influencing

01:04:46.260 young people,

01:04:46.880 but that though,

01:04:48.080 the rest of us

01:04:48.660 can watch the,

01:04:49.700 the mood change

01:04:51.180 from every video

01:04:52.000 he was putting out.

01:04:53.060 Early on,

01:04:53.820 he's getting booze

01:04:54.760 and people are yelling at him.

01:04:55.720 The last several videos

01:04:56.920 he put out,

01:04:57.420 everyone's chanting

01:04:58.040 Trump and MAGA

01:04:59.000 and there's very few detractors.

01:05:01.000 Yeah.

01:05:01.140 And that is his efforts

01:05:02.340 on college campuses.

01:05:03.560 I think we saw data

01:05:04.840 showing Gen Z men

01:05:05.980 were skewing towards Trump.

01:05:07.740 This is because of people

01:05:09.080 like Charlie Kirk

01:05:09.880 who have been reaching out

01:05:11.020 to young people

01:05:11.580 and saying,

01:05:12.120 here's the reality

01:05:13.720 and here's the truth.

01:05:14.660 Their arguments are fake.

01:05:15.920 Yep.

01:05:16.280 A lot of people to thank

01:05:17.820 and we'll have a lot more

01:05:19.080 of that today.

01:05:20.120 Tim,

01:05:20.360 I will allow you

01:05:21.640 to at least go get

01:05:22.440 a cup of coffee

01:05:23.040 or something.

01:05:23.720 Thank you,

01:05:24.100 by the way,

01:05:24.420 for that celebratory

01:05:25.180 Pappy Van Winkle last night.

01:05:26.340 That was a nice way

01:05:26.920 to toast the victory.

01:05:29.360 And I'll say,

01:05:29.720 I guess I'll see you

01:05:30.280 around these digs.

01:05:30.980 You're going to be here

01:05:31.420 for a couple more days.

01:05:33.060 That's right.

01:05:33.840 Thank you, sir.

01:05:35.160 See you later.

01:05:35.940 Thanks for having me.

01:05:37.580 Okay.

01:05:38.560 Now I want to get

01:05:39.440 to a little bit

01:05:40.020 in the iPad.

01:05:44.020 A lot of people saying

01:05:45.180 that Trump's win

01:05:46.020 isn't enough,

01:05:47.020 says Hemlock Finn.

01:05:50.260 What do you want, folks?

01:05:51.580 You know,

01:05:52.140 I actually haven't seen

01:05:53.360 a lot of people

01:05:53.800 saying that.

01:05:54.640 It's a pretty big win.

01:05:56.500 I don't know.

01:05:58.460 If you're not satisfied

01:05:59.520 with that in politics,

01:06:00.620 get out of politics.

01:06:01.400 You're not going

01:06:01.740 to have a good time.

01:06:07.140 The sea of red hats

01:06:08.440 surrounding Charlie

01:06:09.340 was amazing,

01:06:10.680 says Baltamaga.

01:06:11.460 So true.

01:06:12.920 So happy to help

01:06:13.800 make history in Nevada.

01:06:14.760 Says Catherine,

01:06:15.580 nearly half of the Vegas area

01:06:17.060 went to Trump.

01:06:18.080 So many prayers answered.

01:06:19.260 Incredible.

01:06:19.660 HSF,

01:06:22.040 that is terrible.

01:06:22.600 Love you.

01:06:23.100 Needs sleep.

01:06:24.500 Says the cool shell heart.

01:06:26.600 Is Rich Stiles fan,

01:06:28.600 did she not sleep

01:06:29.200 last night?

01:06:32.780 Amen.

01:06:34.180 We got a lot of people

01:06:34.920 going backwards here.

01:06:36.820 Hold on.

01:06:37.200 Let's see.

01:06:37.520 Robbie Starbuck.

01:06:38.180 Robbie was here last night.

01:06:40.140 Megyn Kelly says groovy. 0.96

01:06:41.500 So true.

01:06:42.040 I really need Michael

01:06:44.720 to answer my mailback

01:06:45.440 question this week.

01:06:46.060 I've sent it in like

01:06:46.560 three times all under

01:06:47.340 60 seconds.

01:06:48.040 This is PLF Colin.

01:06:48.960 I can try to do that,

01:06:49.800 though.

01:06:50.060 Maybe it's helpful

01:06:51.420 to be a little bit

01:06:52.220 more specific.

01:06:53.940 Because if you just

01:06:54.640 ask the question

01:06:55.160 right there,

01:06:55.620 then I could give you

01:06:56.120 an answer.

01:06:56.780 But alas.

01:06:59.800 It's great to see

01:07:00.660 Ben smile and be happy.

01:07:02.640 LFG Trump,

01:07:03.620 says Kyle Rasta.

01:07:04.840 It is good.

01:07:05.800 It is.

01:07:06.180 It's rare sometimes,

01:07:07.520 but it's quite good.

01:07:09.760 Yes, love Scott Pressler.

01:07:12.040 Jordan Peterson to Ben,

01:07:16.600 Mrs. Kyle Rasta.

01:07:17.540 You're terrifying

01:07:18.500 when you're happy.

01:07:19.960 So true.

01:07:20.660 So true.

01:07:22.120 Has Michael mentioned

01:07:22.800 Grover Cleveland?

01:07:23.560 I have.

01:07:24.240 Says Gossamer. 0.96

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01:07:56.620 I also,

01:07:58.160 now that we've talked

01:07:58.760 about what it all means,

01:07:59.840 now we've talked

01:08:00.400 about the media

01:08:01.080 freaking out, 0.76

01:08:02.060 now that we've

01:08:02.500 celebrated a little bit,

01:08:04.940 I do have to get

01:08:06.680 to a few

01:08:08.000 of the TikToks.

01:08:08.900 some libs last night,

01:08:11.740 we want to be gracious

01:08:12.540 in our victory,

01:08:14.120 and some libs last night

01:08:16.120 though,

01:08:16.400 they took it to TikTok

01:08:17.260 and they were,

01:08:19.620 they allowed their passions

01:08:21.180 to run away with them,

01:08:22.240 and we will just,

01:08:23.180 we'll just observe that,

01:08:25.280 we're going to take that in

01:08:26.540 and digest it a little bit,

01:08:28.920 starting with a young man,

01:08:31.020 a young Democrat operative

01:08:32.320 who has been

01:08:33.700 truly shameless

01:08:34.740 in his hackery

01:08:36.640 and irrational promotion

01:08:40.200 of Democrat candidates.

01:08:42.500 Harry Sisson,

01:08:43.900 Harry Sisson,

01:08:44.800 take it away.

01:08:46.480 So,

01:08:47.300 the election

01:08:47.800 between Donald Trump

01:08:49.200 and Kamala Harris

01:08:50.200 has not been called yet,

01:08:51.340 we do not know

01:08:52.060 who the winner is,

01:08:53.100 but it is pointing

01:08:53.800 in one direction,

01:08:55.120 and

01:08:55.600 it's not final,

01:08:58.160 but I just wanted to say

01:08:59.620 that America

01:09:00.700 failed women tonight, 0.64

01:09:02.320 primarily.

01:09:04.220 Trump has

01:09:05.020 insulted women, 0.98

01:09:07.040 berated them,

01:09:08.160 has been found liable

01:09:09.140 in court

01:09:09.860 for assaulting

01:09:11.500 a woman,

01:09:12.720 and he took

01:09:14.220 women's reproductive rights away, 1.00

01:09:16.380 and instead of

01:09:17.960 standing up to that,

01:09:20.060 people voted for it,

01:09:22.660 and

01:09:23.180 we failed

01:09:26.340 our daughters,

01:09:28.220 our mothers,

01:09:29.520 our sisters,

01:09:30.800 our wives, 0.84

01:09:31.460 tonight.

01:09:33.280 America failed them.

01:09:34.400 We

01:09:34.640 failed them.

01:09:38.180 It is unfortunately

01:09:39.160 the reality of the situation.

01:09:42.280 So,

01:09:42.780 I'm sorry

01:09:43.160 to everybody out there

01:09:45.460 who will be impacted

01:09:46.200 by

01:09:46.640 what may come.

01:09:48.060 How about that?

01:09:53.620 America failed women. 0.99

01:09:54.880 A lot of women 1.00

01:09:55.380 voted for Trump,

01:09:56.440 didn't they?

01:09:57.080 He won the popular vote.

01:09:58.440 He won a lot of women.

01:10:00.180 That's weird,

01:10:00.780 but we failed women

01:10:01.740 because

01:10:02.440 Mr.

01:10:03.960 M.

01:10:04.360 Sisson

01:10:04.780 says,

01:10:05.620 we

01:10:05.960 voted for a guy

01:10:07.800 who,

01:10:08.840 broadly speaking,

01:10:09.680 thinks it's bad

01:10:10.360 for mothers

01:10:10.780 to murder their children.

01:10:12.000 So,

01:10:12.280 that's how we failed women. 1.00

01:10:13.280 He says,

01:10:13.500 we failed our daughters.

01:10:14.560 We failed our daughters

01:10:16.100 by voting for a guy

01:10:17.920 who doesn't think

01:10:19.080 little girls

01:10:19.960 should be forced

01:10:20.580 to strip naked

01:10:21.460 in public

01:10:22.240 changing rooms

01:10:23.940 in front of

01:10:24.400 big husky dudes.

01:10:25.840 We failed our daughters

01:10:27.200 because we rejected

01:10:27.900 the woman 0.98

01:10:28.300 who wanted

01:10:29.180 to force

01:10:30.120 big dudes

01:10:30.860 into little girls' 0.97

01:10:31.600 bathrooms.

01:10:32.120 Okay.

01:10:32.840 We failed our daughters

01:10:34.060 because

01:10:34.600 we elected a guy

01:10:36.700 who,

01:10:37.080 broadly speaking,

01:10:37.800 doesn't think

01:10:38.540 your daughter

01:10:39.100 should be

01:10:40.680 encouraged

01:10:41.280 to be

01:10:41.680 sexually used

01:10:42.780 by a bunch

01:10:43.340 of men

01:10:43.720 and exploited

01:10:44.340 and then pressured

01:10:45.180 into murdering

01:10:45.800 her kid.

01:10:46.520 You know,

01:10:46.720 we failed our,

01:10:47.520 didn't we?

01:10:48.240 I don't know.

01:10:48.700 It seems like

01:10:49.040 we protected

01:10:49.520 our daughters.

01:10:50.100 We protected

01:10:50.540 our women.

01:10:51.480 We protected

01:10:52.100 America.

01:10:54.000 Poor Mr.

01:10:54.780 Sisson.

01:10:56.960 Qu'est-ce que c'est

01:10:57.540 que cette histoire?

01:10:58.440 Oh, boo. 1.00

01:10:59.700 C'est la vie,

01:11:00.420 c'est la vie,

01:11:00.960 mon ami.

01:11:02.160 Next one.

01:11:04.140 When I look at her

01:11:05.000 in her face

01:11:05.680 and when she was

01:11:06.900 talking to me,

01:11:07.960 I really felt

01:11:08.800 like she was

01:11:09.200 very genuine.

01:11:10.560 I felt like she

01:11:11.020 was not playing

01:11:11.540 no f***ing games.

01:11:12.780 And she

01:11:15.020 had a hundred

01:11:15.700 days to,

01:11:17.700 she had a hundred

01:11:18.480 days to do

01:11:19.700 all of this

01:11:20.340 and she

01:11:23.660 woke,

01:11:24.100 she woke,

01:11:24.720 she woke this

01:11:25.300 nation up.

01:11:26.060 She woke this

01:11:26.880 nation up.

01:11:30.000 I feel like

01:11:30.720 there was a lot

01:11:31.220 of things that

01:11:31.940 went wrong.

01:11:32.840 I feel like last

01:11:33.480 year they kept

01:11:34.620 her too much

01:11:35.440 in the background

01:11:37.120 and a lot of

01:11:38.760 people were

01:11:39.760 asking,

01:11:40.140 but what was

01:11:40.540 Harris doing?

01:11:41.040 What was Harris

01:11:41.500 doing?

01:11:41.760 And I know

01:11:42.340 for a fact

01:11:42.840 that she

01:11:43.480 just didn't

01:11:43.920 have much

01:11:44.380 power last

01:11:45.080 year.

01:11:45.420 I feel like

01:11:45.740 they kept

01:11:46.080 her a lot 0.99

01:11:46.500 in the

01:11:46.840 background

01:11:47.120 last year.

01:11:49.320 And I

01:11:51.560 feel like

01:11:51.920 they put

01:11:52.720 in a position

01:11:53.220 this year

01:11:53.820 to practically

01:11:55.060 save the

01:11:56.100 day.

01:11:57.080 And she

01:11:57.540 did a lot.

01:11:59.480 Academics

01:11:59.800 at the

01:12:02.140 academics is

01:12:02.900 crazy.

01:12:05.460 And I'm

01:12:06.020 proud of

01:12:06.420 her and I

01:12:06.960 hope that

01:12:07.220 she's proud

01:12:07.660 of herself.

01:12:08.700 No matter

01:12:09.200 what happens

01:12:09.760 tonight,

01:12:10.800 this is going

01:12:11.180 to always

01:12:12.080 be,

01:12:12.800 this is going

01:12:13.140 to be,

01:12:14.860 this is like

01:12:16.260 one of the

01:12:16.620 most unforgettable

01:12:17.500 elections.

01:12:19.520 and I

01:12:24.540 love her and

01:12:25.480 I don't

01:12:25.720 say I

01:12:26.020 love a lot

01:12:26.420 of people.

01:12:27.880 Okay.

01:12:29.180 Still more

01:12:30.140 coherent than

01:12:31.020 any speech

01:12:31.640 Kamala's ever 0.97

01:12:32.240 given.

01:12:33.240 What is the

01:12:33.700 point that

01:12:34.100 Ms. B is

01:12:34.680 making here?

01:12:35.480 She says,

01:12:36.040 well,

01:12:36.260 last year,

01:12:37.740 the White

01:12:39.100 House kept

01:12:40.440 Kamala in the

01:12:41.200 background.

01:12:41.920 They didn't put

01:12:42.440 her front and

01:12:43.220 center all that

01:12:43.940 much.

01:12:45.040 And that is

01:12:45.680 true.

01:12:46.040 Cardi B is

01:12:46.420 making a good

01:12:46.860 point here.

01:12:49.100 Is it possible

01:12:50.200 that they did

01:12:50.720 that for a

01:12:51.180 reason?

01:12:52.660 Because we

01:12:53.400 now have

01:12:54.040 more data

01:12:54.840 points.

01:12:55.460 This year,

01:12:56.360 they did put

01:12:57.180 Kamala front

01:12:57.760 and center.

01:12:59.020 And every

01:12:59.960 time they

01:13:00.620 did that,

01:13:01.960 she became

01:13:02.680 even less

01:13:03.380 popular.

01:13:04.420 Every time

01:13:05.620 she would do

01:13:06.080 an interview,

01:13:06.520 before she

01:13:07.060 did the

01:13:07.300 interviews in

01:13:07.720 her campaign,

01:13:08.680 her poll

01:13:09.040 numbers were

01:13:09.480 okay.

01:13:10.120 Then she

01:13:10.660 started doing

01:13:11.260 interviews and

01:13:12.420 just presenting

01:13:13.180 herself to the

01:13:13.720 American people.

01:13:14.240 And her

01:13:15.020 numbers collapsed.

01:13:16.420 So, in a

01:13:17.320 way, it

01:13:18.520 would seem

01:13:19.000 that what

01:13:19.440 Cardi B is

01:13:19.900 complaining about,

01:13:21.300 the White

01:13:21.740 House hiding

01:13:22.240 Kamala in the

01:13:22.880 back, that

01:13:23.560 was probably

01:13:24.040 the smart

01:13:24.460 strategy.

01:13:25.520 And actually,

01:13:26.240 had they just

01:13:26.580 hit her in the 1.00

01:13:27.160 back forever,

01:13:27.920 and probably

01:13:28.600 if they just

01:13:29.080 left Biden

01:13:29.980 as the nominee,

01:13:31.060 I'm not saying

01:13:31.460 they would have

01:13:31.740 beaten Trump,

01:13:32.200 they probably

01:13:32.440 wouldn't have,

01:13:32.820 but they would

01:13:33.380 have done

01:13:33.700 much better.

01:13:35.020 Seems to

01:13:35.660 me, Kamala

01:13:38.080 was the

01:13:38.540 problem.

01:13:39.820 Next one.

01:13:42.080 We may

01:13:42.800 not.

01:13:43.160 have

01:13:46.200 rights

01:13:46.540 tomorrow.

01:13:48.380 Yo, I'm

01:13:48.980 scared I'm

01:13:49.580 going to

01:13:49.920 sleep.

01:13:52.080 I might

01:13:52.620 wake up

01:13:53.080 a mother

01:13:53.440 this way.

01:13:54.860 anyone else

01:14:03.120 helping a

01:14:03.540 meltdown?

01:14:04.320 I don't know

01:14:04.840 how to do

01:14:05.240 this.

01:14:05.600 Right now,

01:14:06.080 I'm just

01:14:06.480 not.

01:14:07.940 I can't deal

01:14:09.300 with this.

01:14:09.840 Right now.

01:14:13.920 I am 48

01:14:15.120 years old,

01:14:16.060 and I have

01:14:16.600 never

01:14:17.240 experienced

01:14:19.260 anything like

01:14:20.060 this.

01:14:20.440 I never

01:14:20.800 thought I

01:14:21.300 would in

01:14:21.880 this country.

01:14:24.780 No, wait.

01:14:25.660 I'm so

01:14:26.480 stressed.

01:14:29.780 I don't know

01:14:30.640 how to handle

01:14:31.180 this.

01:14:31.680 I don't know

01:14:32.160 how to get

01:14:32.600 through the

01:14:33.200 next couple

01:14:34.480 days.

01:14:41.020 Wow, this

01:14:41.580 really raises

01:14:42.380 a lot of

01:14:43.300 serious

01:14:43.620 questions for

01:14:44.240 me.

01:14:44.900 Like, who

01:14:45.280 should we

01:14:45.600 deport first?

01:14:46.520 You know?

01:14:46.800 No, I'm

01:14:47.120 joking.

01:14:47.480 I'm joking.

01:14:47.900 That woman, 1.00

01:14:49.300 the 48-year-old

01:14:49.940 woman, 1.00

01:14:51.280 actually stirs

01:14:52.520 sympathy in

01:14:53.800 me.

01:14:54.480 Because she

01:14:56.480 said her age.

01:14:58.000 Had she

01:14:58.340 said, I'm

01:14:58.840 18, and I'm

01:14:59.700 screaming, and I'm

01:15:00.480 crying, because

01:15:01.360 I should have

01:15:02.560 won, and the

01:15:03.100 Mungo Mussolini

01:15:03.900 is going to

01:15:04.260 destroy the

01:15:04.640 bar.

01:15:05.040 I'd say,

01:15:05.340 like, all

01:15:05.580 right, little

01:15:06.060 girl, you 1.00

01:15:06.420 don't know

01:15:06.640 anything.

01:15:07.040 But this

01:15:07.920 woman's 48

01:15:08.580 years old, and

01:15:09.280 she says she

01:15:09.720 doesn't know

01:15:10.320 how to cope

01:15:11.020 with a

01:15:13.020 Republican-winning

01:15:14.100 political office.

01:15:15.980 That is

01:15:16.800 really sad.

01:15:18.060 That's really

01:15:18.480 sad.

01:15:19.600 This woman,

01:15:20.180 something's

01:15:20.580 gone wrong

01:15:21.340 in this

01:15:21.620 woman's life. 0.98

01:15:23.560 The face

01:15:23.980 tattoos, generally

01:15:25.280 not an

01:15:25.920 indication of

01:15:27.120 great things.

01:15:29.180 You know,

01:15:29.440 again, not

01:15:30.040 so we

01:15:32.540 like, we

01:15:32.920 love our

01:15:33.240 people in

01:15:33.660 the face

01:15:33.920 tattoo community 0.93

01:15:34.580 who vote for

01:15:35.080 Republicans, but

01:15:35.720 it's probably an

01:15:37.480 indication that

01:15:38.040 something's going a

01:15:38.680 little bit wrong

01:15:39.280 in life.

01:15:40.560 And if you're

01:15:41.500 40 years old, and

01:15:42.340 you don't know how

01:15:42.900 to process this, and

01:15:44.600 you're this fragile

01:15:45.860 and broken, that's

01:15:48.020 a pity.

01:15:48.520 You know, that's a

01:15:49.000 pity.

01:15:49.320 And something that

01:15:50.140 President Trump is

01:15:51.100 going to focus on

01:15:52.660 is making life

01:15:54.160 better for those

01:15:54.940 people.

01:15:56.440 Because when you

01:15:57.820 look at, actually,

01:15:59.380 it looks like even

01:16:00.240 single women or

01:16:00.980 younger women were 0.76

01:16:02.040 trending a little

01:16:02.580 bit more Republican

01:16:03.380 than last time

01:16:04.940 here, but married

01:16:06.540 women are more 1.00

01:16:08.180 likely to vote

01:16:08.640 Republican than

01:16:09.320 single women.

01:16:10.740 And so, there are

01:16:12.660 two ways to fix

01:16:13.280 that if you're a

01:16:13.800 Republican.

01:16:14.200 You can either

01:16:14.480 reach out to

01:16:15.340 single women and

01:16:16.560 try to, I don't

01:16:17.260 know, change your

01:16:17.860 message to appeal to

01:16:18.580 single women, or

01:16:19.580 you can encourage

01:16:20.720 people to get

01:16:21.160 married.

01:16:21.760 Not only for

01:16:22.640 opportunistic

01:16:23.400 political reasons,

01:16:24.300 but because marriage

01:16:24.820 is good.

01:16:26.080 It's good for people

01:16:26.760 to get married.

01:16:27.420 And the more people

01:16:27.920 get married, the more

01:16:28.580 conservative society

01:16:29.420 is going to be.

01:16:30.780 And the more you

01:16:31.340 encourage normal

01:16:31.980 behaviors, and you

01:16:33.780 discourage things

01:16:34.720 like vice, and

01:16:36.400 selfishness, and

01:16:38.320 self-harm, and the

01:16:39.780 more, if you just, you

01:16:41.100 will actually just get

01:16:41.920 a more conservative, the

01:16:42.880 people will become more

01:16:44.060 conservative.

01:16:44.560 You'll get a more

01:16:44.960 conservative society.

01:16:45.940 And so, that's what

01:16:46.760 we're going to do.

01:16:47.360 And some of those, some

01:16:48.440 of those people who are

01:16:49.060 crying, they will still

01:16:49.980 cry in 2028 and 2032,

01:16:51.820 and whenever else we

01:16:52.560 win elections.

01:16:53.260 But for some of those

01:16:54.100 people, they might find

01:16:56.040 that their life actually

01:16:56.860 improves under Trump, and

01:16:58.060 they might even change

01:16:59.000 the way they view

01:17:00.160 politics.

01:17:01.500 Now, speaking of

01:17:02.300 young women, I am so

01:17:03.860 pleased to be joined by

01:17:06.020 Alex Clark, who has

01:17:08.420 been on the show

01:17:08.920 before, who you all

01:17:10.080 know from many venues,

01:17:11.560 TPUSA, who is also

01:17:13.960 the host of Culture

01:17:16.020 Apothecary.

01:17:17.680 I'm not sure, first of

01:17:18.940 all, Alex, thank you

01:17:19.540 for coming on the show.

01:17:20.960 Oh my gosh, what a day

01:17:22.520 to be here, Michael.

01:17:23.580 What a freaking day.

01:17:24.720 What a day.

01:17:25.280 It also occurs to me, I

01:17:26.620 don't think you've been

01:17:27.200 on the show since you

01:17:28.800 have been introduced as

01:17:29.740 the host of Culture

01:17:32.040 Apothecary, which is a

01:17:33.760 great name for a show,

01:17:35.460 I think, reflective of

01:17:37.140 the moment that we're in.

01:17:38.460 We're talking, by the way,

01:17:40.180 about medicinal things,

01:17:42.540 medicinal politics,

01:17:44.100 medicinal justice.

01:17:46.620 But, you know, people,

01:17:47.720 especially women, who are, 1.00

01:17:48.820 they're having a little bit

01:17:49.460 of a hard time because

01:17:50.500 they've been duped into

01:17:51.480 bad things by our culture.

01:17:52.620 And, you know, we're going

01:17:53.680 to fix that.

01:17:54.460 We're going to rehabilitate

01:17:55.760 all sorts of things.

01:17:56.780 So, Alex, I give you the

01:17:59.940 floor.

01:18:00.260 I close my mouth.

01:18:01.500 Just give me your

01:18:02.360 unvarnished id.

01:18:04.500 I just have not been able

01:18:05.940 to stop smiling since this

01:18:07.960 word came down early

01:18:09.480 morning, you know, or last

01:18:11.980 night, however it was for

01:18:13.160 you.

01:18:13.780 I was telling everyone I

01:18:16.000 could.

01:18:16.440 When the RFK endorsement

01:18:17.800 happened, I said, guys,

01:18:19.000 this is the secret weapon.

01:18:20.520 This is what we needed.

01:18:21.920 I am on, I am on the

01:18:24.280 ground, so to speak, at

01:18:25.240 least on social media,

01:18:26.200 talking to women voters

01:18:27.480 25 to 35 in mass every

01:18:30.040 single day.

01:18:31.240 I have for six, going on

01:18:33.140 six years.

01:18:34.060 I know them like the back

01:18:35.220 of my hand.

01:18:36.100 I know that these issues

01:18:37.520 about corruption and food,

01:18:39.020 corruption and pharma are

01:18:39.940 the most important, most

01:18:42.540 important things to them.

01:18:43.520 Obviously, border problems,

01:18:46.140 economy, those.

01:18:47.020 But these are huge for

01:18:48.760 them.

01:18:49.540 They were really torn

01:18:51.100 when RFK was running

01:18:52.460 separate from Trump.

01:18:53.420 They were hoping that

01:18:54.140 Trump was going to make

01:18:54.840 him VP.

01:18:55.740 There was a lot of them

01:18:56.620 that were wondering if

01:18:57.360 they should vote for RFK

01:18:58.580 over Trump.

01:18:59.520 So when this endorsement

01:19:00.560 happened, I told Charlie

01:19:01.860 Kirk, who is my boss, I

01:19:03.780 said, this is it.

01:19:04.880 This is this is what's

01:19:05.880 going to make or break the

01:19:06.700 election.

01:19:06.960 I'm telling you, I said,

01:19:07.760 don't discount the

01:19:08.580 crunchy moms. 0.62

01:19:09.640 We are going to see a

01:19:10.740 crunchy mom wave.

01:19:12.520 And I think a lot of the

01:19:14.540 success last night can be

01:19:16.200 attributed to these mom

01:19:17.660 voters.

01:19:17.960 I just had Zen Honeycutt

01:19:19.880 on.

01:19:20.240 She is the founder of

01:19:22.140 Moms Across America.

01:19:23.080 This is a grassroots

01:19:24.280 organization that has been

01:19:26.000 trying to get moms to vote 0.98

01:19:27.800 on the issue of GMOs and

01:19:29.520 glyphosate in our food for

01:19:30.740 decades now.

01:19:32.040 And she has always been

01:19:33.720 politically liberal.

01:19:35.220 But her whole camp, and

01:19:37.140 this is tens of thousands

01:19:38.720 of moms across America, they

01:19:40.000 were all voting for Trump.

01:19:41.600 And she said the most

01:19:43.180 powerful grassroots group

01:19:44.920 to legislators is the

01:19:47.200 mother, because moms are 1.00

01:19:49.340 the ones who are making

01:19:50.260 every little decision on a

01:19:51.940 day to day basis about

01:19:52.960 things that are going to

01:19:53.620 affect their family.

01:19:55.020 And they also know that

01:19:56.220 when a mom is motivated and

01:19:57.780 she is passionate about

01:19:58.640 something, which is how they

01:19:59.900 feel about things like the

01:20:01.220 vaccine childhood schedule

01:20:03.220 that has exploded to over

01:20:04.300 70 shots now or chemicals

01:20:06.320 that are allowed in our food

01:20:07.480 that isn't allowed in other

01:20:08.360 countries, they're going to

01:20:09.640 vote based on that.

01:20:10.700 And so this this is

01:20:12.920 unprecedented.

01:20:13.760 This is historic.

01:20:15.060 We are finally going to get

01:20:16.480 this stuff done on the

01:20:17.400 health front that moms have 1.00

01:20:18.720 been complaining about for

01:20:20.640 decades and nobody has been

01:20:22.360 willing to listen until now.

01:20:23.660 Trump and RFK are willing to

01:20:24.880 listen.

01:20:25.180 This is incredible.

01:20:26.200 I can't I can't express how

01:20:28.460 elated I am enough.

01:20:29.920 OK, I agree with you.

01:20:31.560 I know this is happening

01:20:32.720 because my wife has become

01:20:35.160 a tad crunchy and makes me

01:20:37.440 buy the twelve dollar

01:20:38.860 college educated eggs and it

01:20:40.720 has to be the special flower

01:20:42.000 for the thing that's rolled

01:20:43.100 in this way so that the

01:20:44.480 chemicals in the water that

01:20:45.500 turn the frogs gay go 1.00

01:20:46.860 through a special filter that

01:20:48.060 I had to install in my sink

01:20:49.400 that I'm supposed to install

01:20:50.460 in my shower.

01:20:51.200 And I know I've heard though

01:20:52.240 I've heard it all.

01:20:53.580 OK, and I know that's real.

01:20:54.980 There was just a major

01:20:55.680 profile of you that was going

01:20:56.940 around.

01:20:57.200 I think it was in Drudge or

01:20:58.740 LinkedIn Drudge about this

01:21:00.560 rise of the kind of crunchy

01:21:02.180 mom.

01:21:02.780 But but to your point, these

01:21:04.320 people were all liberal until

01:21:05.520 about five minutes ago.

01:21:06.760 Bobby Kennedy is a

01:21:07.740 liberal and he's he's lived

01:21:09.940 in the town that I was born

01:21:10.840 in.

01:21:11.060 You know, I've been very

01:21:11.560 aware of Bobby Kennedy for

01:21:12.700 also for most of my life.

01:21:14.300 And it was always

01:21:15.800 libs who supported this

01:21:17.020 stuff.

01:21:17.740 It switched relatively

01:21:19.880 recently in

01:21:21.080 in terms of the political

01:21:22.800 ID of these

01:21:24.640 people, mostly

01:21:25.680 women. 0.81

01:21:26.880 Why now?

01:21:27.980 Why the big switch?

01:21:29.200 Why the big realignment?

01:21:31.480 Well, first of all, the

01:21:33.060 pandemic

01:21:33.640 pandemic is what grabbed a

01:21:35.040 lot of conservative voters

01:21:36.780 into being interested in

01:21:38.600 food and pharma, myself

01:21:39.460 included.

01:21:40.100 I was the chicken nugget

01:21:40.860 princess.

01:21:41.800 Dr. Pepper injected into my

01:21:43.160 veins until like two and a

01:21:44.440 half years ago.

01:21:45.060 And then I completely

01:21:45.680 changed my life.

01:21:46.800 So I it's so ironic to my

01:21:48.840 friends and family that now

01:21:49.700 I'm I'm running

01:21:50.700 hosting the biggest health

01:21:52.160 and wellness podcast in the

01:21:53.140 conservative movement.

01:21:53.900 It's honestly hysterical

01:21:55.280 because that was not me.

01:21:56.280 But for so many

01:21:57.420 conservative voters, that is

01:21:58.600 the case when we were

01:21:59.660 mandated to take that

01:22:00.840 shot, that was a wake

01:22:02.640 up call to a lot of

01:22:03.460 people.

01:22:03.760 And they started, you

01:22:05.040 know, looking further

01:22:05.820 into food and pharma

01:22:07.620 corruption in this

01:22:08.320 country.

01:22:08.820 That's those voters.

01:22:10.720 President Trump now has

01:22:12.120 the opportunity to do

01:22:13.360 something so huge for

01:22:15.820 the Republican Party now

01:22:17.560 that he is one and he has

01:22:18.820 garnered all of these

01:22:19.980 liberal political moms 0.99

01:22:22.360 because of RFK.

01:22:24.200 If he keeps his

01:22:25.820 promises, if he does what

01:22:27.440 he says he's going to do,

01:22:28.380 if they realize, OK, I

01:22:29.780 held my nose and I

01:22:30.780 voted for Trump because

01:22:31.920 I wanted RFK, but he's

01:22:33.280 just not that bad.

01:22:34.720 If he behaves himself

01:22:36.500 and, you know, he does

01:22:37.740 all that he keeps up with

01:22:38.980 all the Trump things that

01:22:40.000 everybody knows and loves

01:22:41.420 and he stays away from

01:22:42.520 kind of more of the

01:22:43.700 controversial things for

01:22:45.100 people that lean more

01:22:46.080 middle politically, just

01:22:47.100 with, you know, his some

01:22:48.440 of his rhetoric and stuff

01:22:49.920 that he says that you and

01:22:50.780 I think it's hilarious

01:22:51.440 in love.

01:22:51.900 But, you know, it rubs

01:22:53.420 those moms the wrong way. 1.00

01:22:55.100 If he can toe the line

01:22:56.140 enough to show them, look,

01:22:57.220 voting for me wasn't that

01:22:58.260 bad and actually I did what

01:22:59.300 I said I was going to do.

01:23:00.280 So I think we could

01:23:01.920 court tens of thousands,

01:23:04.360 hundreds of thousands

01:23:05.140 of new women voters

01:23:07.340 to the Republican Party

01:23:08.880 if we play these next

01:23:10.340 four years correctly.

01:23:11.500 I think we could have

01:23:12.380 them for life.

01:23:13.620 Well, there is an obvious

01:23:15.220 realignment happening

01:23:16.440 that that word has been

01:23:17.960 used and abused in recent

01:23:19.220 years and people are

01:23:21.100 always waiting.

01:23:21.920 OK, you're telling me

01:23:22.600 there's a realignment.

01:23:23.280 When are the black voters 0.99

01:23:24.080 going to break with the

01:23:25.000 Dems?

01:23:25.420 When are the Hispanic 1.00

01:23:26.300 voters going to break

01:23:26.920 with the Dems?

01:23:27.300 When is labor going

01:23:28.320 to break with the Dems?

01:23:29.360 And it has sort of felt

01:23:30.680 like it's been 40 years

01:23:32.480 since Reagan said

01:23:33.240 Hispanics are conservatives.

01:23:34.300 They don't know it yet.

01:23:35.040 And maybe they just

01:23:35.880 don't know it.

01:23:36.360 Maybe they're not going

01:23:36.860 to know it until this

01:23:37.740 election.

01:23:38.140 You say, OK, hold on.

01:23:38.980 Wow.

01:23:39.360 Trump actually does win

01:23:40.200 a good chunk of the

01:23:41.000 blackmail vote.

01:23:41.940 Trump actually does win

01:23:42.720 a huge chunk of Hispanics.

01:23:44.660 Trump's winning Arabs 1.00

01:23:45.500 and Jews and Muslims

01:23:46.940 and, I don't know,

01:23:47.580 labor and everybody.

01:23:48.380 So it would appear

01:23:50.460 that the realignment

01:23:51.420 is real.

01:23:52.780 And one of the lesser

01:23:55.140 discussed aspects

01:23:56.140 of the realignment

01:23:57.260 are these crunchy,

01:23:58.920 hippie moms.

01:23:59.960 These relatively affluent,

01:24:02.520 slightly eccentric white

01:24:03.800 ladies, often in the 0.98

01:24:04.900 suburbs, who don't want

01:24:06.080 to feed their kids food

01:24:07.640 that has six paragraphs

01:24:08.940 of ingredients on the

01:24:10.080 back of the box.

01:24:10.980 And I love these women. 0.99

01:24:13.660 I'm very close to these

01:24:14.920 women. 0.81

01:24:15.220 I know a lot of them

01:24:15.940 personally.

01:24:16.720 the hand that rocks

01:24:18.900 the cradle is the hand

01:24:19.880 that rules the world.

01:24:20.820 You point out that women 0.98

01:24:22.920 do have a huge political

01:24:24.000 role.

01:24:24.980 You know, they're managing

01:24:25.840 the fundamental unit of

01:24:27.240 politics, the household,

01:24:29.100 the family.

01:24:30.100 So if you win that group,

01:24:32.600 it's significant.

01:24:34.580 The culture war starts at

01:24:36.060 home.

01:24:37.080 And it is moms.

01:24:39.380 Obviously, dads lead the

01:24:40.700 family.

01:24:41.140 They're the head of the

01:24:41.620 household.

01:24:42.040 That's what you and I

01:24:42.680 believe.

01:24:43.460 But it is, like I said,

01:24:44.700 the moms that are making 1.00

01:24:45.620 those decisions.

01:24:46.180 We're the ones that are

01:24:47.060 taking those kids to the

01:24:47.940 pediatrician's office, and

01:24:49.040 we are the go-between between

01:24:50.540 that pediatrician and what's

01:24:51.820 going into our children.

01:24:53.060 We are the ones who are at

01:24:54.200 the grocery store deciding

01:24:55.140 what we're feeding and

01:24:55.820 nourishing our family.

01:24:57.300 Imagine how people are

01:24:58.780 going to vote four years

01:25:00.560 from now when they

01:25:01.520 haven't been eating poison,

01:25:04.320 giving them brain fog, and

01:25:06.700 being medicated out the

01:25:08.340 wazoo, unable to

01:25:09.940 critically think.

01:25:11.080 Clear-headed voters.

01:25:12.180 That is the future that we're

01:25:14.300 looking at.

01:25:14.900 What could that mean for us?

01:25:16.420 I believe eyes are going to be

01:25:17.820 open in ways like we've never

01:25:18.960 seen, and that the

01:25:19.900 conservative movement, this is

01:25:21.720 really the new conservative

01:25:23.400 movement now with the second

01:25:24.920 Trump term, or I guess, I don't

01:25:26.980 know what you would call this,

01:25:27.960 but second Trump presidency.

01:25:29.700 The beginning of the imperial

01:25:31.380 Caesar reign of the Trump

01:25:33.160 family.

01:25:33.640 No, that's just what I'm

01:25:34.900 calling it.

01:25:36.000 That's just what they say.

01:25:36.940 No, and Trump said it's the

01:25:38.800 golden age or something last

01:25:40.000 night in his speech.

01:25:41.420 It really is.

01:25:42.600 I think the Republican Party

01:25:44.200 is going to be completely

01:25:45.280 different, and I am so

01:25:46.700 excited for what is to come,

01:25:49.160 and especially with women.

01:25:50.660 Like I said, we have such an

01:25:52.400 opportunity here.

01:25:53.360 I hope Trump realizes it.

01:25:54.660 I know RFK does, and maybe

01:25:57.460 RFK isn't going to say he's a

01:25:58.920 full-blown conservative after

01:25:59.900 this.

01:26:00.160 Maybe he will.

01:26:01.020 Maybe after working with

01:26:01.860 Trump for four years, he'll be

01:26:02.740 like, you know what?

01:26:03.380 I think I might be conservative,

01:26:04.720 which would be great, but I

01:26:06.100 think a lot of people are

01:26:07.820 going to be hit on the head

01:26:09.540 with maybe Republicans and

01:26:11.460 conservatives aren't that

01:26:12.460 bad.

01:26:13.120 Maybe I have a lot more in

01:26:14.980 common with them value-wise

01:26:16.480 than I thought, and clearly

01:26:19.400 this hype for Kamala, I mean,

01:26:21.460 that shows that America, the 0.95

01:26:23.120 biggest picture here overall

01:26:24.420 isn't that everybody's

01:26:25.520 crunchy and organic in

01:26:27.520 America, not yet anyway, but

01:26:29.500 the biggest picture is this

01:26:30.640 was a big middle finger to

01:26:32.020 woke.

01:26:32.460 people unequivocally voted

01:26:36.640 against woke, against men

01:26:39.020 and women's sports. 0.99

01:26:40.140 The trans agenda is

01:26:41.240 officially dead, I think we

01:26:43.040 can say.

01:26:43.560 That's over.

01:26:44.680 So this is really, really

01:26:46.540 great news.

01:26:47.700 Yes, and you mentioned

01:26:48.800 there, even beyond the food,

01:26:51.300 the drugs, the fact that we're

01:26:52.480 drugging people, and

01:26:53.480 especially women. 1.00

01:26:54.240 We drug women to a shocking 1.00

01:26:56.480 degree, a huge percentage of

01:26:58.280 American women.

01:26:58.900 That includes teenage girls.

01:27:00.460 That includes middle-aged

01:27:01.580 women. 0.81

01:27:02.120 We just put them on really

01:27:03.960 powerful psych drugs and

01:27:05.480 antidepressants and all the

01:27:06.620 rest.

01:27:06.960 And this has distressed me for

01:27:09.920 some time because we talk

01:27:13.100 about all the kind of

01:27:14.200 insanity, the political

01:27:15.360 insanity, the strange

01:27:16.300 positions people hold, the

01:27:17.900 strange campaigns that people

01:27:19.220 will promote.

01:27:19.800 I mean, notably that the

01:27:20.840 transgender movement is just 1.00

01:27:21.960 so obviously irrational.

01:27:26.040 It's a bit odd.

01:27:27.660 And so you try to come up

01:27:28.760 with all of these causes for

01:27:29.680 it.

01:27:29.800 And I wonder, as you say,

01:27:31.020 you talk about brain fog and

01:27:32.120 drugging people, how much of

01:27:33.740 that is just because we are

01:27:34.860 pumping people full of very

01:27:37.380 powerful psych meds from a

01:27:39.380 very young age and we're not

01:27:40.780 letting up.

01:27:41.280 And if maybe we adjust that

01:27:43.200 regimen a little bit, maybe

01:27:44.620 people will come back to

01:27:45.620 earth.

01:27:46.820 Ask people in the LGBTQ 0.93

01:27:48.200 community how many of them are

01:27:49.900 on an antidepressant.

01:27:51.340 One of the biggest side

01:27:53.460 effects of Lexapro, which is

01:27:56.100 one of the most popular and

01:27:57.360 widely prescribed

01:27:58.080 antidepressants, is sexual 0.93

01:27:59.740 dysfunction.

01:28:00.840 This is an absolutely

01:28:02.100 undiscussed side effect.

01:28:03.880 If you Google Lexapro FDA

01:28:05.980 insert, I mean, the government

01:28:07.420 admits it right there that this

01:28:08.820 is one of the biggest glaring

01:28:10.240 side effects that people are

01:28:11.220 exposed to.

01:28:11.860 So what I'm saying is so many of

01:28:13.780 these people that feel like I

01:28:15.080 don't know what I am, I don't

01:28:16.340 know where I belong, I don't

01:28:17.560 know what gender I'm attracted

01:28:19.160 to.

01:28:19.700 I think a lot of it is because of

01:28:21.460 the drugs.

01:28:22.200 You're also you've also got an

01:28:23.680 entire generation of women who 1.00

01:28:25.340 are put on birth control as a

01:28:26.780 teenager, affecting their

01:28:27.640 hormones.

01:28:28.440 Yeah, that is scary.

01:28:30.040 And also, you've got anxiety and

01:28:32.720 depression rates that skyrocket

01:28:34.280 up to 80 percent on the birth

01:28:35.720 control pill.

01:28:36.240 So then, of course, on top of

01:28:37.440 that, they're being prescribed

01:28:38.280 something like Lexapro.

01:28:40.240 Teenage girls, it's popular for 1.00

01:28:41.900 high school teenage girls to

01:28:43.220 call themselves Lexa hoes because 1.00

01:28:46.000 they are all on antidepressants.

01:28:49.040 This is terrifying.

01:28:50.340 And so these are the people who

01:28:52.440 are, yeah, growing up and making

01:28:54.120 decisions and voting.

01:28:55.160 So if we curb this, imagine what

01:28:56.820 we can do politically.

01:28:58.040 Well, a great place to get more

01:28:59.280 information about all this stuff

01:29:00.440 is Culture Apothecary with Alex

01:29:02.540 Clark.

01:29:02.940 And then now politically, we can

01:29:04.800 actually do something about these

01:29:05.960 problems.

01:29:06.560 Alex, I have to leave it there.

01:29:07.680 Wonderful to see you on this very,

01:29:10.320 very happy day.

01:29:11.480 And I'll look forward to

01:29:12.660 celebrating in person whenever I

01:29:14.000 next run into you.

01:29:15.660 Absolutely.

01:29:16.280 Thank you so much, Michael.

01:29:17.420 Good to see you, Alex.

01:29:19.040 Okay.

01:29:20.340 I want to get to at least one or

01:29:23.180 two more questions before we toss

01:29:25.780 to my friend, Monsieur Shapiro.

01:29:28.620 The Schuchmeister, no bugs, no

01:29:29.960 fake meat, no SSRIs.

01:29:31.300 Probably a good idea.

01:29:32.100 As a general rule, not saying

01:29:34.440 there are never any exceptions,

01:29:35.480 but it's probably a pretty good

01:29:37.000 rule.

01:29:38.760 Hmm.

01:29:40.320 AW Schep 0574, I work in a

01:29:42.720 Catholic school.

01:29:44.280 A ton of parents put their girls 1.00

01:29:45.280 on birth control and tell their

01:29:46.380 daughters it's for acne.

01:29:47.500 These kids have little choice and

01:29:48.940 are told lies.

01:29:49.460 Yeah, crazy stuff, crazy.

01:29:50.860 And so this is what, when, you

01:29:53.100 know, Bobby Kennedy endorses

01:29:55.060 Donald Trump and brings in a ton

01:29:57.440 of crunchy moms, especially, who 1.00

01:30:00.180 are really focused on drugs and

01:30:02.720 food.

01:30:04.100 These are the stories that are

01:30:05.840 motivating this.

01:30:06.580 It's not that everyone's just

01:30:07.380 suddenly gotten a PhD in

01:30:08.560 chemistry.

01:30:09.300 They just realize there's

01:30:10.240 something kind of odd about

01:30:11.240 putting your 12-year-old on

01:30:12.340 birth control.

01:30:12.940 You know, there's something kind

01:30:13.660 of odd about just drugging the

01:30:15.020 population with heavy psych

01:30:17.200 drugs.

01:30:17.560 You know, it comes from a real

01:30:19.820 sense.

01:30:20.120 We talked last night about how we

01:30:22.000 didn't know what to think about

01:30:23.080 the polls, and so it was largely a

01:30:24.620 vibes election.

01:30:25.660 Well, you know, vibes.

01:30:27.760 They get a little vindication, I

01:30:29.340 think, after last night because

01:30:30.360 people just feel something has been

01:30:31.840 going wrong for four years.

01:30:34.280 And it was the last three and a half

01:30:36.200 years have been an expression of

01:30:37.920 deeper political wrongs that have

01:30:39.700 set in over decades.

01:30:40.760 And voters took the opportunity to

01:30:44.340 try to start correcting them.

01:30:46.580 I believe we are turning now to a

01:30:49.240 man who was also up with me late

01:30:51.540 last night until about 2.30 in the

01:30:53.860 morning, at which point we went home

01:30:56.080 and wrote our shows and then came on

01:30:59.580 air to talk about the very same thing

01:31:02.020 that we're probably going to be

01:31:02.980 talking about for days and days and

01:31:05.400 days until my liberal friends and

01:31:07.160 family members throw me out of a

01:31:08.360 window because I'm dancing too much

01:31:10.120 for joy.

01:31:10.880 Mr. Shapiro, did you get any sleep?

01:31:14.060 Not much, but I do have one thing to

01:31:16.400 say to you, Michael Moles.

01:31:17.860 Yeah.

01:31:18.640 America!

01:31:19.980 Yeah, baby! 1.00

01:31:21.540 Woo! 0.99

01:31:22.340 I, after we were, you know,

01:31:24.840 broadcasting, then we had a little

01:31:26.320 party here, and then I came in, I

01:31:28.740 did a quick little video, I lit up my

01:31:30.440 second cigar of the evening, I went

01:31:33.000 home, I'd had a couple Coca-Colas at

01:31:34.700 this point, Tim Pool had Pepe Van

01:31:36.480 Winkle, went home, I then just, that

01:31:38.860 was when I got to watch the

01:31:39.940 liberal reaction, which gave me a

01:31:42.160 whole second wind, then I wrote my

01:31:44.060 show, then I slept for about 18

01:31:46.120 seconds, then I came back here, and

01:31:48.120 I'm ready to do it again.

01:31:49.320 Yeah, that's about right.

01:31:50.740 I think that the schedule was pretty

01:31:52.220 similar there, except for the

01:31:53.620 cigars, because, you know, I know you

01:31:55.420 love your cigars, it kind of wrecks my

01:31:56.640 voice, but what an amazing, amazing

01:32:00.000 showing by President Trump, and let me

01:32:01.440 tell you, this country is just, this

01:32:03.460 country kicks ass.

01:32:04.180 I mean, this is a great, great country,

01:32:05.960 seriously, because Donald Trump's the

01:32:07.320 candidate, okay, it's all of us who have

01:32:08.860 to vote for him, it's everybody out

01:32:10.120 there who has to work for him and knock

01:32:11.080 on doors, and has to pull the lever for

01:32:13.240 him, has to give to him, has to go

01:32:14.580 campaign, that's the American people.

01:32:16.540 I did a debate with Sam Harris over

01:32:18.140 Trump versus Kamala, I've forgotten her 0.68

01:32:21.160 name already, that's how non-memorable

01:32:22.600 she was.

01:32:23.080 Remember her VP?

01:32:25.420 She's like Tim Kaine.

01:32:26.660 Yeah, Tim Kaine.

01:32:27.220 Exactly, and, you know, I was talking

01:32:31.020 with Harris, and he was like, well, this

01:32:32.460 is all about character, this election,

01:32:34.080 and I said, you know, Sam, the real

01:32:35.840 question is the character not of the

01:32:37.260 candidate, but of the American people,

01:32:38.920 and the American people showed their

01:32:40.260 character last night.

01:32:41.720 They're sick of being spit upon, they're

01:32:43.560 sick of being treated as second-class

01:32:44.860 citizens in their own country for the

01:32:46.400 great crime of actually believing in

01:32:47.760 founding principles and wanting the

01:32:49.560 things that their parents and

01:32:50.580 grandparents wanted.

01:32:51.960 They're tired of all of that, they're

01:32:53.560 tired of all of that, and so I feel

01:32:54.900 pretty good today, and Michael, I hear

01:32:58.140 that we're going to be together again

01:32:59.340 because I believe that Kamala Harris is

01:33:00.940 now supposed to announce her concession

01:33:02.540 at 2.30 p.m., I guess, it was going

01:33:05.660 late, and I was getting angrier and

01:33:06.800 angry at her, because, I mean, what are

01:33:08.940 we waiting for at this point?

01:33:09.800 If this were Donald Trump, and he had

01:33:11.000 not yet admitted that he had lost the

01:33:12.400 election, and it was, you know, 11 o'clock

01:33:14.660 in the morning Eastern time, on a night

01:33:16.460 when he clearly had lost the election,

01:33:17.740 they'd already be losing their minds.

01:33:18.860 I think they're looking for 20 million

01:33:21.240 more votes somewhere, but it's hard to

01:33:24.080 dig up 20 million more votes.

01:33:25.720 Well, I'm very excited.

01:33:27.220 I look forward to that 2.30 p.m.

01:33:31.000 Maybe then we'll be able to take a nap

01:33:32.800 or something like that, but even in

01:33:34.660 the meantime, we can enjoy the vindication

01:33:37.040 of the character of the American people.

01:33:38.820 The American people proved last night,

01:33:40.700 we are garbage.

01:33:42.280 The majority of Americans are garbage, 1.00

01:33:45.240 beautiful, fragrant, effective garbage,

01:33:49.540 and I'm so happy about it.

01:33:51.040 Well, I've always known you had that

01:33:52.640 garbage in you, Michael. 0.60

01:33:54.560 All righty, folks.

01:33:57.120 That's our show, folks.

01:33:58.320 I'm Michael Knowles.

01:33:59.520 This is the Michael Knowles Show.

01:34:00.520 We'll see you next time.

01:34:01.220 We'll see you next time.

01:34:09.200 We'll see you next time.

01:34:10.200 Take care.

01:34:11.820 Bye-bye.

01:34:14.620 Thank you.

The Michael Knowles Show - November 06, 2024

Ep. 1611 - HUGE TRUMP VICTORY EXPLAINED

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