Hunter Biden pleads guilty to three felonies and other charges in the tax evasion case, we'll talk about the new polling numbers, the new prediction that says Kamala Harris is going to win the election, and more!
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00:03:22.000From the post-millennial, Hunter Biden pleads guilty to three felonies, other charges, and tax evasion case.
00:03:28.000Biden's lawyers first attempted to enter an Alford plea.
00:03:31.000Which would have seen Hunter Biden plead guilty but maintain his innocence.
00:03:35.000His attorneys later agreed to a standard guilty plea after an exchange with prosecutors.
00:03:40.000According to the Daily Mail, Judge Mark Scarcey told the President's son that he could face a sentence of up to 15 years in prison and a $1 million fine once convicted of the three felony and six misdemeanor counts.
00:03:51.000In entering a guilty plea, Ab Lowell said his client did not want to cause more difficulty for the family.
00:03:57.000Your Honor has basically indicated that there's a need to address the public interest, but Mr. Biden also has to address the private interest.
00:04:05.000This has been a difficult time for him and his family.
00:04:08.000They attempted the Alford plea, which we read in the subhead.
00:04:11.000Special Counsel David Weiss alleged in the indictment that Biden engaged in a four-year scheme to not pay at least $1.4 million in self-assessed federal taxes he owed for tax years 16 through 19, from in or about January 17 through about October 15, 2020, and to evade the assessment of taxes for tax year 2018 when he filed false returns, blah, blah, blah.
00:04:47.000Yeah, so I was kind of thinking that maybe he took the plea deal now and got the conviction out of the way so that there's still time for his father to pardon him before he's officially out of office.
00:04:56.000But Corrine Jean-Pierre came out today and said, no, Joe Biden's sticking with what he said in Delaware.
00:05:01.000It is interesting because you would think, and I heard a couple other analysts talking about this today, you know, it's his only surviving son.
00:05:08.000He doesn't have a political career after this.
00:05:10.000So why wouldn't President Biden just go ahead?
00:05:12.000Yeah, and like, it wouldn't be the first time that the White House has gotten Joe Biden's motives and plans wrong.
00:05:18.000I mean, the White House told us repeatedly for months and months and months that
00:05:22.000Joe Biden was going to stay in the race, that he wasn't going anywhere,
00:05:25.000that he was definitely planning on, you know, continuing his run for presidency.
00:05:29.000And that was all upended by Joe Biden one Sunday afternoon, who just casually said that he wasn't going to do it.
00:05:35.000So, you know, I think there's every reasonable expectation to believe that Joe Biden would pardon his son.
00:05:41.000And, you know, this may be a hot take or whatever, but I think I think that's probably what that's what I would do.
00:05:48.000He's gonna do it. I would do it. Yeah, I think he's gonna do it.
00:05:51.000I think the Alford plea play was actually the most interesting part because that is an acknowledgement that there is enough evidence against you that you will be convicted and the prosecutors were resistant to this.
00:06:01.000They were saying like, he committed crimes, you shouldn't let him get away with this plea and there was resistance and ultimately he had to just plea guilty.
00:06:09.000Do you guys remember that sweet plea deal he had for a while?
00:06:11.000Where it was like, You can't charge him with anything else.
00:06:14.000They had rolled the tax evasion and the gun charges together, and now he's pleading guilty without any agreement on the table.
00:06:27.000You mean, like, why did they finally get around to charging him after the IRS agents for years were like, hey, maybe there's something going on here?
00:06:33.000I think they did it so that it was like almost to run cover for all of their other charges so that they could say, like, see, we're not charging Trump politically.
00:06:40.000We're also charging Hunter Biden, you know, which that's a big part of it.
00:06:44.000And also, I think that Hunter Biden was the you know, was the guy who was determined to get thrown under the bus like he was the one who was You know, set up by the family.
00:06:55.000Somebody had to take the fall and it may as well have been the guy who was already looking pretty bad in the public eye.
00:07:19.000We clearly know that the Hunter Biden treatment is not even on the same level that they've treated Trump.
00:07:23.000When Biden came out, you know, however many months ago and said, no, I believe in law and order in this country.
00:07:29.000And if he is convicted, I'm not going to pardon him.
00:07:32.000You know, I think that is part of the attempt to save the Biden legacy because they are really known, I think, by both sides as a somewhat corrupt or somewhat shady family.
00:07:42.000I mean, I don't even think Democrats Because with Hunter Biden, it wasn't just the Burisma stuff.
00:07:47.000It wasn't just his connections to to owning that gun.
00:07:50.000But he's, you know, he's acknowledged very publicly in his memoir that he's an addict.
00:07:54.000You could have sympathy for that, but he does treat the people around him pretty terribly.
00:07:57.000And then there was all of the coverage of the legal battle over his daughter, Navy, who he wasn't acknowledging.
00:08:04.000And so in some ways, I think Being able to sort of summarize Hunter Biden's crime as being like, it's the gun thing, it's tax evasion, we're not going to talk about anything else is the Biden family attempt to sort of to lock this up and move into like gold plating Joe Biden's legacy.
00:08:20.000We do have another story too, which we'll get into later in greater detail, but It's the, it's a, it's a DOJ public, it's the, it's the chief DOJ guy for public affairs in, in New York saying that they are engaged in lawfare against Trump.
00:08:32.000He's, he's in a private setting saying like, it's a travesty of justice what they're doing to Trump.
00:08:37.000And so without getting into too much of that, because we'll get into it later.
00:08:40.000What we're looking at with Hunter Biden very much just feels like a, see, we're going after the Bidens too.
00:08:46.000Yet we're all wondering why Jack Smith is still so adamant about going up, getting Trump indicted in the superseding indictment pertaining to documents, but Joe Biden is not being charged in this regard.
00:08:58.000Yeah, I mean, that is a very dodgy situation where Robert Herr, we talked about this the other night, where Robert Herr said that Biden was essentially too sympathetic, that no jury would convict him.
00:09:10.000But the circumstances of the absconded documents are so incredibly different in those two cases.
00:09:16.000You know, like, on the one hand, Biden wasn't entitled to have them at all.
00:09:21.000Merrick Garland went as far as to, you know, refuse to comply with congressional subpoena, which is absolutely insane.
00:09:31.000And then his staff at the Department of Justice said that they were not going to charge him, even though charges were recommended by the House.
00:09:38.000I mean, and then one thing that happened, too, was you had and Anna Paulina Luna was really interesting in this regard.
00:09:45.000You had Garland come out and say, you know, if I'm going to be congressionally subpoenaed to and be forced to turn over documents as part of our investigation, that's going to be a problem because it will prevent witnesses from feeling in the future that they could trust the Department of Justice.
00:10:00.000But you equally had Luna saying if congressional subpoenas have no teeth, Then Congress can't do any investigations.
00:10:08.000And pretty much all the GOP has right now is the ability to do investigations and their necessary investigations.
00:10:13.000They're bringing Andrew Cuomo in next week to discuss the, you know, COVID nursing home deaths.
00:10:19.000I have a whole lot of things that we could say about that.
00:10:21.000You know, they've been bringing people in to deal with the impeachment.
00:10:24.000They've been investing, you know, impeachment investigation.
00:10:27.000They've been dealing with the Weaponization of Justice Committee has been doing some really incredible work.
00:10:31.000You have Jim Jordan out there with the Facebook files.
00:10:34.000Literally uncovering, you know, government collusion censorship on social media platforms.
00:11:51.000There was the 32 internet domains were seized.
00:11:54.000You know, the doppelganger domains, they were seized.
00:11:57.000I opened up my Department of Justice emails that I get because they send out press releases about every case, and I scroll through them to see what could be good stories.
00:12:09.000Those things are packed the past couple of days.
00:13:18.000And now we get this moment where it could start to turn to be critical.
00:13:22.000And instead, the federal government is like, Here's 27 different press releases about things that we could have been talking about all year, but instead for some reason we never did.
00:13:30.000One of the things that came up yesterday was the DOJ announced that they're investigating two prisons in California for the sexual abuse of female inmates.
00:13:41.000Who are they alleging has been abusing them?
00:13:43.000It looks like they're saying officers, but I had the same question.
00:13:46.000I think you did, which is like, are you saying other inmates that might biologically be male?
00:13:50.000Perhaps because there is an inmate who is I think going on trial for, he's a man, he's owned a woman's, in the woman's estate, and he has been amazingly abusive.
00:14:01.000It happens in a lot of states, but again, like, the DOJ has suddenly thrown a lot of stuff out there, and that is what the news cycle is focusing on.
00:14:07.000Now, as someone who talks about the news, it is sort of nice to not have to talk about the election constantly, all the time, 24-7.
00:14:13.000On the other hand, if you're an effective government, why wait?
00:14:16.000Why did Merrick Garland choose now versus, you know?
00:14:19.000Six months ago for some of this stuff.
00:14:20.000Well, speaking of the election, on to the next story from CNBC.
00:14:24.000Harris will beat Trump, says election prediction legend Alan Lichtman.
00:14:29.000And this is interesting, ladies and gentlemen.
00:14:31.000Nate Silver currently has it for Trump.
00:15:23.000The Democratic presidential nominee, Kamala Harris, will defeat Republican rival Trump in the November 5th election, according to the historian named the Nostradamus of presidential elections.
00:15:31.000In his latest election prophecy, he, an American professor, blah blah blah, is predicting Harris is going to win.
00:15:37.000The Democrats will hold onto the White House, and Kamala Harris will be the next president of the United States, Lichtman said in the video.
00:15:42.000At least, that is my prediction for this race.
00:15:45.000His forecasts are based on a historical index model he dubs the keys to the White House.
00:15:49.000The way it works is, there are 13 true-false statements.
00:15:53.000If 6 or more of the statements are false, then the challenger in this case, Trump, is predicted to win.
00:15:59.000Here are the keys and his determinations.
00:16:02.000I gotta say, before I read, actually, let's do this.
00:16:07.000I'll read the keys of the White House.
00:18:13.000When there is a serious primary contest for the incumbent party nomination, it shows disdain for the current candidate, and many of those people won't vote.
00:18:42.000It is false, but this whole model seems to not acknowledge the fact that she is actually part of the incumbent administration.
00:18:48.000I mean, it works as if when they don't want her to be, when it would benefit the model, she isn't, and when it would hurt her or help her, like, you know, it kind of goes back and forth whether she's a part of this or not.
00:19:11.000During elections where the president is termed out and the vice president is running, like, say, Al Gore or whatever, then this clearly becomes the issue.
00:20:51.000The policies that they've proposed, they've enacted, what change would they possibly bring about as the same administration?
00:20:58.000I think what he's playing here is he's treating this as though the vice president taking over is as if a two-term president is termed out and an ambitious VP is taking over.
00:21:10.000Yeah, and also the one thing that where I would say that they are attempting to affect change isn't actually working, and it's certainly not working in any sort of public way, which is they're trying to pull back on this border after letting in, you know, I think even the New York Times says 9 million people over the past couple of years, and Marjorie Taylor Greene says 20, right?
00:21:29.000So there's a big difference, but they're trying to affect some kind of change with the amnesty program.
00:21:36.000They put a pause on their parole program to allow in, you know, 30,000 extra people per month from, what is it, like Venezuela, Nicaragua, Cuba, and Haiti.
00:21:48.000And they're trying to do that, but it's not actually working because you still have, you know, a lot of reports of crimes committed by illegal immigrants, like really violent ones, you know, child rape and things like that.
00:22:21.000And talking about the immigration, it's like when you look at the Biden administration, they're essentially playing a shell game where every time you see, oh, well, immigration, illegal immigration or visas are going down.
00:22:33.000Well, they're just routing it through a different legal process.
00:22:37.000So it's like immigration's not going down.
00:22:39.000They're just playing a massive shell game, moving these numbers around.
00:24:51.000Maybe what he's actually doing is sitting there and he's being like, you know, I'm just gonna lie because the deep state's gonna give it to Harris or whatever.
00:24:58.000Or maybe the news media for the first time has become so broken that this guy watching CNN doesn't understand reality.
00:25:07.000And so he genuinely thinks he's being correct on this.
00:25:10.000And it's not a fault of his system, it's a fault of where he gets his information.
00:25:13.000Well, you mentioned with Al Gore that that was sort of an anomalous race.
00:25:16.000And I think similarly, maybe he is not able to judge how unusual this race is with the insertion of Kamala Harris.
00:25:25.000I mean, some of these metrics almost seem like they don't apply because when they reference the incumbent being, you know, not charismatic, which incumbent are we talking about?
00:25:34.000The incumbent vice president or the incumbent president?
00:25:56.000There was cocaine in the White House scandal.
00:25:59.000There was, you know, Biden getting pushed out at the last second scandal.
00:26:04.000There have been a lot of scandals and things like Not to mention just total policy failures that have been a really big problem that people have noticed.
00:26:16.000If we remember going back to 2019 and 2020, like you started to see, as soon as Biden started making a really big play for the White House, you started to see would-be illegal border crossers lining up south of the border wearing like Thank You Biden t-shirts.
00:27:09.000You had the enforcement on the states.
00:27:11.000So I think that there have been a lot of school closures, you know, that was an issue.
00:27:16.000And you had literally the Biden administration being told by teachers unions that were funding the campaign, this is what we want you to do with schools once you're in office.
00:27:26.000And that, you know, that wasn't the only thing.
00:27:30.000This is the Silver Bulletin, Nate Silver's assessment and current presidential election forecast.
00:27:35.000And I want to make sure I stress this because the previous segment was talking about how Alan Lichtman, the professor who's gotten every election right except for 2000, And that was weird, but you know, he got it wrong, he did.
00:27:47.000He's predicting Harris will win based on his keys to the presidency, I think it's called, model.
00:27:53.000And because it goes against what I want to happen, he's wrong.
00:27:58.000And Nate Silver says Trump's gonna win, so he's right.
00:28:01.000I don't know their data points, but in all seriousness, Nate Silver is now predicting, as of today, Based on current polling, Trump has a 60.1% win probability to Harris's 39.7.
00:28:19.000Trump is shooting up nearly 2 to 1 in Nate Silver's forecast model to win.
00:28:26.000The interesting thing about this is that Politico said recently that people should ignore the forecast models and the predictions because nobody knows.
00:28:33.000And at the time he said, well, it's too close to 50-50, so it doesn't really matter, but people actually can predict this.
00:28:39.000It's just that the failed news outlets and pollsters get it wrong and then say, well, nobody knew, nobody knew, when he's like, actually, we can tell.
00:29:44.000When you actually look at the fundamentals of the race, you know, voter registrations are up for Republicans in almost every major swing state.
00:29:51.000You know, mail-in ballot requests, especially for Pennsylvania, I want to say right now I think they're down 130,000 from the same point in 2020.
00:29:59.000So every fundamental data point outside of just opinion and spin pieces is looking pretty
00:30:08.000So, and I actually, I think it's going to get even higher, Trump's chances of winning after this, the debate, because people are going to realize that, you know, Kamala Harris is kind of dimwitted, is not charismatic.
00:30:19.000And, you know, I don't think that she's going to come anywhere close to Scranton Joe and this kind of made up mythos about Joe Biden.
00:30:27.000I don't think he's, I think she's going to lose Pennsylvania by a pretty good chunk.
00:30:31.000Yeah, I think that's why the first time that they brought Joe Biden onto a campaign event was in Pennsylvania.
00:30:37.000I mean, I always thought if they didn't pick Josh Shapiro, that was a misstep.
00:30:42.000And I think in some ways it was her campaign saying, basically, we don't think we can win this state because it doesn't seem like she has a path forward without it, which is fascinating.
00:30:53.000They just, you know, all these new reports coming out that they have agreed to do it standing with mics muted, basically the same rules that the Biden team had negotiated, even though the Harris campaign had come out and said, well, we want to be able to sit down and we want to do it this way.
00:31:07.000Treat us exactly like the Joe Biden campaign by coming to this debate, but also give us completely new rules because we don't like them anymore.
00:31:13.000And I think the muted mics, I think, actually help Trump.
00:31:17.000Because I think, you know, he naturally, I think, probably reserves himself a little bit better and is not as aggressive, and he's kind of more succinct to the point, and I think that's good for him.
00:31:29.000Well, and we got these really good moments where he would say, you know, they would turn and be like, Mr. Trump, do you want to respond to that?
00:31:34.000And he was like, I don't know what he said, and I don't think he does either.
00:31:37.000I mean, like, it sort of saved him the chance to tee up really good lines when he knew the mic and cameras were on him.
00:31:45.000I think there's always a reason to be slightly skeptical of polls.
00:31:48.000Data models can be skewed and obviously like you can get an organization that wants a certain outcome and they're able to use the data so that they're able to get that.
00:31:56.000But I think what you're saying is that, you know, Trump has popular support in the country and that shows up.
00:32:02.000Like I was I was writing about Montana Senate race today with Jon Tester and Tim Sheehy and AARP, which released this report, underscored the fact that the majority of voters in Montana's elections in 2020 and 2022 are older, and overwhelmingly older Montanans support Trump, and they also support Tim Sheehy.
00:32:22.000Montanans in general are leaning towards both Trump and the Republican candidate for Senate, but I think that this model gets ignored by mainstream media that wants to say, Well, we don't know.
00:32:32.000Anything could happen and it's a lot closer than you think it is because they don't really want to talk to average Americans.
00:32:37.000They sort of have something they're driving towards.
00:32:40.000They have a headline they want to print.
00:32:41.000And I also say this with the polling industry.
00:32:45.000You know, Democrats generally have more money than Republicans in most of these races.
00:32:50.000And when when candidates and parties are buying polls, they're doing it to push a narrative.
00:32:55.000So like when people say, oh, polling is always wrong and it's like, well, You know, yes and no, but who is buying a lot of these polls?
00:33:03.000Democrats or Democrat-adjacent groups.
00:33:05.000So, like, you're naturally almost going to have kind of more of a left-wing bias in some of these polls just because they're the ones putting up all the cash so they can make the headlines and everything like that.
00:33:15.000NBC was making a big deal out of this poll that they had released recently.
00:33:18.000They polled young voters and I was listening to one of their broadcasts on it and it seems like the next day they were sort of downplaying it because young voters had told them that their top issue was the economy, which I don't think this mainstream media outlet was expecting.
00:33:34.000I think they were expecting them to say, I don't know, abortion or, you know, Palestine or whatever, like something, a more social issue.
00:33:43.000But the reality is young Americans are trying to establish their lives and a huge part of that is what kind of economic decisions they have to make every day.
00:33:55.000Do they think they'll be able to buy a house?
00:33:56.000Do they think that they can, you know, afford groceries?
00:33:59.000It's like these are the things that are actually on the minds of young Americans, even if You know, a Democrat campaign like the Harris campaign is basically posturing as, well, it's brat summer and everything's vibes.
00:34:10.000You know, I think the economic vibes are more dominant than that.
00:34:13.000Yeah, just pay attention to all these issues that don't really kind of affect your life in a major way.
00:34:18.000But yeah, the economy, like, what do you guys do?
00:34:21.000But, you know, when I go back to my district and talk to constituents, talk to younger people that I represent, you know, it's housing affordability, it's wages, it's being able to start a family, it's making sure that your kids aren't getting indoctrinated in the school system, and all these things are materially declining over the last four years and largely over the course of our entire generation, our entire life.
00:34:49.000I don't think Harris looks like she's going to turn the tables on any of this.
00:34:52.000I don't know how she could win support without getting better messaging on the economic issue.
00:34:56.000That's why they try to distract with things like abortion or marijuana or whatever.
00:35:33.000And also they were just telling me they're always going to vote Democrat.
00:35:35.000Like they don't care about, especially like, you know, West Virginia is a dominantly Republican state.
00:35:40.000I can assume if you're an out and proud Democratic voter, maybe you're just trying to say we are the resistance and you can't make us vote for anyone but someone who is a Democrat.
00:35:48.000I just registered to vote the other day in West Virginia.
00:36:22.000I think that, I mean, could they just haul him off to prison?
00:36:25.000Could they just be like, and you're going to- What if he gets put on house arrest and has to hang out with Barron in their New York City apartment?
00:36:56.000I was talking to this lawyer, New York lawyer, who was saying that they wouldn't put him in Rikers, they'd put him in MCC, which is around the corner from where he was tried.
00:37:06.000Anyway, downtown, like on Pearl Street, and that that's where they put Epstein.
00:37:47.000I honestly, you know, I haven't I haven't really thought a ton about it just because I'm like, you know, it's just so out of my control.
00:37:56.000Do you think that's how a lot of Americans are feeling?
00:37:58.000Like, we think about it a lot because we cover the news, but a lot of Americans, the trial and stuff has sort of faded to the background for them?
00:38:07.000Yeah, because it's just, you know, we almost live in like a hyper news cycle where it's like, it's just story after story, you know, every day, every couple days.
00:38:16.000You know, I think everything that's being done to them is a total injustice, but yeah, I honestly think they probably will put him in jail just to spite him.
00:38:28.000I know watching some videos and reading some articles that the Secret Service haven't actually made plans on how they would even protect him.
00:38:38.000Months ago they were saying that the Secret Service had considered it.
00:38:41.000That was like leaked somewhere, you know?
00:38:44.000I thought it was leaked that they hadn't made any definite plans that they were still waiting to see, but they were waiting to see kind of what actually, where he ends up, or if he even goes to jail.
00:38:54.000And right now I feel like the Secret Service kind of has a reputation for being unprepared.
00:39:54.000It's interesting how much of a draw to the polls he is, and I think the lawfare against him actually might motivate more people this year than ever.
00:40:03.000I mean, I think people feel like this is the last shot and a lot is at stake, but they also feel in some ways a deep loyalty to Trump, that it's worth the time and effort to go out and vote for him.
00:40:14.000I don't think people felt that way about Joe Biden.
00:40:16.000I really don't think they feel that way about Kamala Harris.
00:40:19.000I think it would be hard, you'd be hard pressed to really be driven to go out and, you know, vote for Kamala Harris because you even saw after the DNC, there were a lot of Democrat activists and stuff coming out on their TikToks and talking about how they were not particularly inspired by this overwhelming joy and euphoria and that they really wanted some answers as to what Kamala Harris was promising to do other
00:40:42.000than just be not Trump, which frankly isn't good enough. And I'm really curious to see what
00:40:48.000happens next Tuesday on the debate stage in Philadelphia. Because you look at the Harris campaign so
00:40:53.000far, there really hasn't been a whole lot of substance. Have they even put up any policies
00:41:18.000And then the California Democrats came out and opposed a GOP measure to not tax tips.
00:41:26.000So she's not even aligned with the state that at one point she claimed to represent?
00:41:29.000Yeah, you kind of start thinking that maybe she's lying, too, on top of everything else.
00:41:34.000And her whole policy of supporting, you know, no tax on tips, it's totally because she realizes that Trump is totally on the money, totally over the target on that, and she's like, oh, well I need to copy that so I can take that away from him because that is a popular issue and something that could be done.
00:41:50.000Yeah, it's to neutralize the advantage that he has.
00:41:52.000Let's jump to the story from louderwithcrowder.com.
00:43:06.000Chief of Public Affairs Nick Biase officially responded, saying, I was recently made aware of a video where I regretfully made some statements in a private and social setting that don't reflect my views about two local and state prosecutions.
00:43:20.000I said these things in an effort to please and impress someone I just met, who was secretly filming me.
00:43:25.000I'm deeply sorry to the local and state law enforcement officials working on these matters, who deserve more respect than I showed them.
00:43:51.000He would be fired people who have even less morals and scruples than he does.
00:43:55.000Was this a James O'Keefe media move where he was on a date with someone?
00:43:58.000Why is he trying to impress someone he had just met?
00:44:00.000Well, this is something that's going on now.
00:44:01.000Like, James O'Keefe has, you know, with his OMG Media, was his Crowder, broken out and started training citizen journalists and now they can be anywhere even on Stephen Crowder.
00:45:42.000They They lie, they obfuscate, they try to cover up and save themselves.
00:45:47.000And more and more, just the grip continues to tighten around the whole of society because each individual person is too scared to stand up on their own.
00:45:57.000And then you have, you know, other people who you maybe think are your friends and it turns out that they are actually backstabbing you or turning you over to somebody else or, you know, reporting you to the authorities because you don't believe the right thing and you said that.
00:46:12.000you know, at brunch one day, and so now they're turning you over because
00:46:15.000otherwise they're worried that they're going to be turned over, or some
00:46:18.000authority has them over a barrel. So that is, you know, that is,
00:46:24.000that's what happens. That's what we have learned from the Soviet bloc nations and from the literary
00:46:30.000geniuses who were working behind the Vaclav Havel I'm thinking of, you know, primarily or, you know, even going back further, you know, Franz Kafka or Solzhenitsyn or, you know, Bulgakov, all of these guys.
00:46:45.000And thinking about what he said about Alvin Bragg, that he was like, oh, he's an ambitious guy.
00:46:49.000It's like, you know, that is total political weasel talk for, you know, this guy will knife anyone in the back.
00:46:55.000This guy will do anything, totally unscrupulous.
00:46:58.000It doesn't matter if it's right, wrong, or in a gray area.
00:47:01.000Like, he's just in it for himself, trying to advance his political career.
00:47:04.000And you see this all the time in politics.
00:47:08.000Political insiders, you know, always tout that they're like, oh, he's ambitious, like he wants to go places.
00:47:12.000And it's like, well, yeah, because he's trying to sell his soul and do anything and everything to climb the ladder.
00:47:17.000And I think that's the problem with a lot of these positions.
00:47:19.000It's somebody's like 15 minutes of power that they're trying to play in into an entire career.
00:47:25.000I mean, it is interesting that this was sort of public knowledge that that that this case had been rejected multiple times.
00:47:31.000People didn't think it was worth doing.
00:47:33.000And all of a sudden you got one guy moved into the office, the office and you got off and brag and they were like, Actually, we've decided to bring this case and even the judge, when he sent the jury to deliberate was like, you don't have to actually decide on on which of these, like, just just kind of get a consensus go and we'll see what happens.
00:47:50.000Mostly, please give us a guilty verdict because that's what we want.
00:47:53.000I mean, I don't think that this kind of...
00:47:56.000I think this public affairs officer had a chance to really show that there is not just a monolith opinion in this office and present the idea that possibly you could trust a system like this and it immediately was turned into actually he has to fall in line and we all are on the same page and we have definitively decided that no matter what Donald Trump is guilty.
00:48:18.000I think that's not good for the American psyche.
00:48:20.000There's such a low trust in government and lawfare right now and this is only making it worse.
00:48:24.000Oh yeah, and it totally vindicates what Republicans are saying, is that, you know, they are...
00:48:29.000A lot of these bureaucracies are totally unified against them.
00:48:34.000And this guy even is willing to admit, oh yeah, this is not fair, this is not right.
00:48:38.000But when the hammer comes down on him, he's like, oh no, what the system is doing, A-OK.
00:49:00.000I mean, think about how much money the federal government and the state of New York have spent trying to put Trump in jail or at least get some sort of guilty conviction.
00:49:09.000I mean, is that really the number one goal here?
00:49:13.000Do we think these funds were used justly in a way that honors the contribution that taxpayers are making and that trust that elective officials have, you know, somehow extracted from their voters?
00:50:25.000And it was actually, you know, I was thoroughly impressed that, like, he would spend, you know, six hours, eight hours in a courtroom, and then, like, right after, he'd get on the plane and go to a rally, like, nearby, and it was just like, this man is just a machine.
00:50:37.000Meanwhile, Joe Biden gets ousted and then takes a two-week vacation.
00:50:41.000You know, he can't even make his way up the stairs, you know?
00:50:44.000It is funny that people are pointing out the moment he dropped out of the race, he's just dropped out pretense of being president.
00:50:49.000Even when he was talking the other day from, you know, what was said to be the White House, he was behind like a little play school desk at a fake set.
00:50:59.000It was like it was COVID all over again.
00:51:01.000People also pointed out that Kamala saluted Some of the, I don't know if it was Marines or somebody, she was boarding the plane.
00:51:09.000She saluted them and then someone said something like, only the president does that as commander-in-chief.
00:51:13.000Vice president is not in this position, should not be doing this.
00:51:38.000I loved watching Tim Murtaugh tweet about that because he was like, if you're gonna do this, then don't put the phone to your ear like you're taking a phone call.
00:51:47.000They set this thing up so she can try to politely avoid the press, which You know, I think she should just continue on her merry way of blatantly ignoring them because that's what she's been doing so far.
00:51:56.000I mean, do you guys remember that really amazing interview she gave us?
00:52:01.000It was very short and Tim Walz had to hold her hand through it.
00:52:04.000I mean, this is someone who doesn't care about anything and thinks if she just mostly tries to say nothing, she can win the White House.
00:52:10.000I think the American people deserve better than that.
00:52:13.000Yeah, I tweeted out on that interview because it was, what, supposed to be an hour?
00:52:17.000And I think they only released like 30 minutes of it.
00:52:19.000And then it was like MSNBC or CNN was like, well, you know, it definitely wasn't a touchdown, but we think that she moved the ball forward a little bit.
00:52:27.000If CNN is saying that, it's just like it was not good.
00:53:04.000Department of Agriculture for how they responded to what federal prosecutors have called the largest pandemic fraud schemes in the country.
00:53:12.000The subpoenas obtained first by NBC News demand that Walz Minnesota Commissioner of Education Willie Jett, and U.S.
00:53:19.000Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack, and Agriculture Inspector General Phyllis Fong, turnover documents concerning oversight of the nonprofit Feeding Our Future, which is alleged to have misused millions of dollars intended to feed children during the pandemic.
00:53:34.000Yo, there's, there's, what, hundreds of companies that were taking money illicitly?
00:53:41.000And in fact, in Washington State, there was a crazy Nigerian scheme where they managed to abscond with extra unemployment benefits, even though they weren't in the United States at all.
00:55:07.000But also, they didn't really have any time, right?
00:55:10.000I mean, This is one of the issues that Democrats have created for themselves by inserting Kamala Harris and not holding any kind of runoff primary by just saying, well, she's it and whoever goes with her is who you have to back completely.
00:55:27.000They put themselves in a position where they didn't have the time and also they didn't have the critical analysis to really comb through Kamala.
00:55:34.000I think it would have been better for the DNC if they had allowed there to be basically a mini primary and had an open convention where Kamala Harris could have picked her VP or whatever else but you would have had a bunch of challengers come out and by the time they got to convention probably one of the second tier challengers would have become the VP and then they would have presented their own record and I think that would have been a smarter move because you would have demanded engagement from the voters in a way that they haven't right now.
00:56:01.000They demand a compliance from their voters right now, but they never ask them to actively engage in a process of selecting the new candidate.
00:56:08.000I'll just say this, you know, just watching some of the videos with Governor Walz, it's like, he has such bizarre mannerisms.
00:56:16.000I can't quite put my finger on it, but yeah, he's an odd fella, just watching him kind of do the retail politics thing.
00:56:59.000Or like how he was walking around today at that Pennsylvania event in Lancaster and he was, you know, he wouldn't take any questions, which he was, you know, talking to volunteers or whatever, but one reporter tried to ask him questions and reportedly the campaign, the, you know, campaign people were like, do not interrupt the program.
00:57:18.000And you have Tim Walz being like, hi, hi, hi!
00:59:29.000Your son, the culinary expert, is like, that's disgusting.
00:59:32.000I wonder if, like, when he was doing the taco thing with Kamala, and then he was like, I have white guy tacos, and she's like, what's that, like, tuna and mayonnaise?
00:59:39.000I'm just thinking about this, because, like, Kamala, have you never had a tuna wrap?
01:00:25.000I'm just wondering who's going to be right in this prediction model.
01:00:27.000You know, Nate Silver is this dodgy nerd and Lichtman is more... You know, I guess it's fair to say that Lichtman's predictions are just astrology for dudes.
01:02:50.000It doesn't seem like they vetted this guy.
01:02:53.000Yeah, it seems like skipping Shapiro was like a desperate attempt to appease the anti-Semites who showed up at the DNC and protested and burned American flags anyway.
01:04:06.000Sources said the couple, who are Canadian nationals living in Tennessee, had recently returned from a trip abroad.
01:04:11.000Chen, a right-wing YouTuber and social media personality, and her husband have not commented publicly.
01:04:16.000The company's social media accounts were still posting content just before the indictment was unsealed.
01:04:20.000Sources tell the Post Malino that Tenet media staff had been kept entirely in the dark since the indictment's announcement, with the founders not communicating at all with any employees or contributors.
01:04:30.000Tenet Media has not issued any public comment.
01:06:12.000Well, Andy added an update, which says, shortly after the report was published, Tenet Media announced privately to its staff that it was ceasing operations effective immediately.
01:06:26.000No, he just told me, because he was watching, and he just told me that you didn't update and it wasn't there at the top, and I'm looking at the story.
01:06:36.000Shortly after this report was published, Tenet Media announced privately to its staff that it was ceasing operations effective immediately.
01:07:54.000That Donovan sent a message to staff saying, as most of you may know by now, there's a federal investigation surrounding Tenet at the moment.
01:08:01.000There have been no indictments against us or the company.
01:08:04.000We've hired legal counsel and are working through the legal issues.
01:08:33.000Yeah, and I've not talked to Lauren Chen after any of this stuff, and I think I only talked to her a couple times this year at all, and I think it was one time because she came on the show with Pearl Davis, and we talked about dating and marriage and stuff.
01:08:48.000And she was here with Benny Johnson after that, I think.
01:08:55.000I think it is pretty funny, though, that if it's true that she Googled that, it's like, you know, that's the same thing that Bob Menendez's wife did when they had the gold bars.
01:09:06.000They were like, oh, what to do with all these gold bars?
01:09:07.000It's like, if you're committing crimes, don't Google about what crime you're committing, because, like, they will find out.
01:09:16.000It'll be really interesting to see how this plays out.
01:09:18.000I mean, I think that It's just one of these things that I don't trust the DOJ.
01:09:25.000On the other hand, these are very serious allegations.
01:09:27.000And especially during election year, you know, to have the credibility of a lot of people who are openly discussing politics in a way that the Biden administration doesn't like come under scrutiny.
01:09:40.000And the kind of bizarre thing is, you know, the media has always been saying that, you know, Trump is Putin's candidate, you know, Trump is pro-Russia.
01:09:50.000And, you know, you follow Lauren's Twitter feed, and like, she's been very critical of Trump from a I think Trump had a statement about it on Truth Social.
01:10:00.000It's like I don't see how Russia gains or anything like that if this is all true.
01:12:03.000And up until that point, you know, I feel like the stuff that we're seeing now, this is absolutely, these allegations are absolutely crazy.
01:12:35.000And, you know, War room's doing a really good job holding it together until he gets back, but... Now we've got, you know, Lichtman saying Harris wins.
01:12:43.000I think it's like the end of October, right?
01:13:05.000Well, I also think, like, if it is, like, a very tight electoral college outcome, like, I could see just chaos, violence the day after.
01:13:13.000And especially if, you know, states are, like, very marginal and they're swapping because of mail-in ballots or something like that, you know, it's gonna be hectic.
01:13:22.000But if it's clear one way or the other, I think most people will.
01:13:26.000I think there'll be some frustration, some anger, but I don't know if it devolves into, like, mass chaos.
01:13:51.000This is the Help America Vote Verification System.
01:13:54.000What you're seeing here, and we'll start with these numbers, Alabama, total transactions, this is 3,041 voter registration attempts from individuals who don't have IDs.
01:14:04.000What they do is, the DMV, or the, what is it, Motor Vehicle Administration, will submit the registration application, along with the last four of their social, name and birthday, to the SSA, who will then confirm if the person exists.
01:14:55.000Could a lot of these be voter registration drives?
01:14:58.000So, with a voter registration drive... Millions per month?
01:15:01.000I mean, or hundreds of thousands per month?
01:15:03.000Well, in Arizona, I know Charlie Kirk just did, like, a huge voter registration drive.
01:15:07.000And 53,000 of the people that he registered didn't have IDs?
01:15:10.000Well, it's not that they didn't have IDs.
01:15:12.000It's that when you do a voter registration drive, you may be like, check the ID, but you don't submit their voter registration with their ID because they take their ID back.
01:15:21.000If you put your name, your ID down and you write your ID information, you're good.
01:15:24.000This is for people who don't have one who submit specifically with their Social Security numbers.
01:15:28.000Yeah, I'm just wondering if that's... I don't remember the last time I looked at a voter drive form.
01:15:34.000What's interesting is why that's probably so high, because I was kind of shocked to see that number, is in Missouri on the November ballot we have an abortion referendum.
01:15:43.000So I know Democrats are doing voter registration drives all across the state to try and make sure that that margin goes their way.
01:16:07.000Why are there dead people registering to vote?
01:16:09.000The argument that people say makes the most sense is that this is the reapplication of existing voter registration forms to check as a voter roll cleanup thing.
01:16:22.000If the point of this, SSA says it's only for voter registrations with IDs, this would mean the state's abusing the system.
01:16:29.000And I don't know the mechanism by which they submit, but my understanding, according to the website, is you submit the form, the voter registration form, with the information about their social security number, name, and date of birth.
01:16:41.000I don't see how Missouri doing voter roll cleanup would take a stack of voter registration forms from when?
01:16:46.000I mean, if we're talking about 23,253 people who are deceased, that means they must have been registered for quite some time, right?
01:16:53.000I can't imagine those are murder victims.
01:18:19.000This is something that I need to talk to you.
01:18:20.000So my state senator actually won the primary and arguably the most conservative one of the eight candidates that were running for Secretary of State of Missouri.
01:18:29.000So he will be the next Secretary of State.
01:18:42.000The argument is that it's voter roll cleanup, and that's the only thing that really makes sense, but I don't understand the mechanism by which you use a voter registration system for voter roll cleanup.
01:19:06.000One thing I could think is, you know, as they're gathering signatures to put things on the ballot, they cross-reference that to see if they're a registered voter or not.
01:19:16.000So maybe they find out that these senators are either dead, like these people are not alive,
01:19:21.000or anything like that, and then they eliminate them. But still, I don't know.
01:19:40.000The White House has condemned Tucker Carlson for a recent viral interview he conducted with Historian.
01:19:45.000On Monday, The Independent Broadcaster released an interview with podcaster Daryl Cooper, whom Carlson referred to as the best and most honest popular historian in the U.S.
01:19:53.000The viral episode, which is approaching 30 million views and acts, has resulted in Cooper's martyr-made podcast topping the
01:19:59.000iTunes charts and surpassing Carlson's podcast. Wow. During the wide-ranging two-hour interview,
01:20:04.000Cooper offered a heterodox view of Winston Churchill. Quote, I think maybe I'm getting a
01:20:08.000little, I'm being a little hyperbolic, maybe, but I thought Churchill was the chief villain of the
01:20:14.000He didn't kill the most people. He didn't commit the most atrocities. He was primarily responsible
01:20:18.000for that war becoming what it did. In a statement issued to CNN, the Biden administration's senior
01:20:23.000deputy press secretary, Andrew Bates, said, giving a microphone to a Holocaust denier who spreads
01:20:26.000Nazi propaganda is a disgusting and sadistic insult to all Americans, to the memory of over
01:20:32.000six million Jews who were genocidally murdered by Adolf Hitler, to the service of the millions
01:20:35.000of Americans who fought to defeat Nazism, and to every subsequent victim of anti-Semitism.
01:20:41.000Hitler was one of the most evil figures in human history, and the chief villain of World War II, full stop.
01:20:45.000The Biden-Harris administration believes that trafficking in this moral rot is unacceptable at any time, let alone less than one year after the deadliest massacre perpetrated against the Jewish people since the Holocaust, and at a time when the cancer of antisemitism is growing all over the world.
01:20:59.000I gotta say, I have not listened to the full interview that Tucker Carlson did.
01:21:05.000I did see a lot of people saying that there was a mix of conservative and liberal personalities misquoting what Cooper had been saying in the podcast.
01:21:15.000I would say this, for my opinion on this.
01:21:18.000I think it's silly to say Churchill was the chief villain.
01:21:20.000I understand the point he's trying to make.
01:21:22.000Responsibility in war is not, it's not, we're not facing comic book villains, but yo, I gotta be honest, like, dude, Hitler was the chief villain, and I know there's a lot of people who are gonna make arguments about the heterodox nature of things, like, you know, in this.
01:21:39.000This is a postmodern, you know, deconstructivist approach to history from a right-wing perspective instead of a left-wing perspective, but it's still exactly the same thing.
01:21:50.000Yeah, look, my view is you absolutely can criticize Churchill.
01:21:54.000I read Cooper's thread on why he's critical of Churchill, and I'm like, Look, my opinion is that he's critical of Churchill for waging war on a country at war, and he didn't like the tactics used.
01:22:06.000Hitler killed people for psychotic reasons.
01:22:11.000I mean, look, the argument, I suppose, outside of what he's saying is, if you drive people to the brink of starvation and insanity and demoralization and conquest, and then let it stew, they will bubble up and go insane.
01:22:24.000But to claim that Churchill is the chief villain, I think, is just not correct.
01:22:37.000But I just, just looking at it through Analyzing history, you know, I think a lot of Americans don't understand, you know, the Allies did commit some atrocities and then also the fact that the Allies, you know, stood with Stalin and, you know, Stalin committed, you know, the Holodomor, a lot of these different, you know, genocides.
01:23:03.000And I think because You know, they were largely with the Allies, and the Allies have kind of wrote a lot of the history, and it's kind of the founding mythos of our, you know, modern politics.
01:23:13.000I think, you know, it is important to kind of look critically at that.
01:23:16.000You know, I wouldn't agree that Winston Churchill was the main villain of World War II, but I, you know, I, you know, as with any political leader, yeah, you know, they're not perfect, and I think it is kind of important to look at everything that they did.
01:23:28.000Even Mussolini was worse than Churchill.
01:23:30.000So Carlson responded saying, The fact that these lunatics have used the Churchill myth
01:23:34.000to bring our country closer to nuclear war than at any moment in history disgusts me and should terrify every
01:23:38.000American, he wrote in a text message to the outlet.
01:23:41.000They're warmonger freaks. They don't get the moral high ground.
01:23:44.000Though Cooper has not directly addressed the White House statement, he mentioned the controversy in an interview in
01:23:51.000The furor over my Tucker interview is straight replay of the very fine people hoax.
01:23:55.000Totally mendacious, claiming the literal opposite of what was actually said.
01:23:58.000Too shameless to care that people can easily go see the video themselves.
01:24:03.000During his interview with Carlson, Cooper clarified his comments, saying that, uh, well, here's a quote.
01:24:09.000And the next thought comes to your head is that, oh, you're saying Churchill was the chief villain, therefore his enemies, you know, Hitler and so forth, were the protagonists, right?
01:24:18.000He says, you know, Germany, look, they put themselves in a position, and Adolf Hitler is chiefly responsible for this, but his whole regime was responsible for it.
01:24:25.000that when they went into the East in 1941, they launched a war
01:24:29.000where they were completely unprepared to deal with the millions and millions of prisoners of war,
01:24:32.000of local political prisoners and so forth, that they're going to have to handle.
01:24:36.000They went in with no plan for that, and they just threw these people into camps,
01:24:39.000and millions of people ended up dead there.
01:24:41.000Cooper then argued that components of the traditional narrative of World War II
01:24:45.000have become akin to modern American mythology.
01:24:48.000I suppose if the greater point he's saying is that Adolf Hitler, in his idealistic fervor and desire for, you
01:24:58.000know, seizing back land and expanding German territory,
01:25:02.000captured, imprisoned, and then killed millions of people.
01:25:07.000I don't really... I just feel like it's...
01:25:14.000I suppose the argument is there are stupid people who don't understand history and think it's some, like, can't-stand-to-hear about, like, laying out what happened and how it happened.
01:25:23.000I feel like once you read all of it, you still conclude that Hitler is the bad guy.
01:25:36.000There's probably others, like Mussolini wasn't great, Stalin was a terrible guy.
01:25:40.000That being said, you need allies in war.
01:25:44.000War doesn't mean you team up with your best friends and go on an expedition.
01:25:49.000War means that you're struggling to save your nation from obliteration and to save your allies from obliteration, and you have to make really hard choices.
01:25:58.000I know this is not a popular thing to say, but I listened to a bunch of interviews with Condoleezza Rice after she left the Bush administration, and I think she's a really interesting, I think she's very intelligent, and I think she thinks things through all the way, which is not something that happens very much anymore.
01:26:18.000But she said, she was asked about the Iraq war, right, which was, in my view, like a really bad idea.
01:26:25.000And she said, we had to make, we had to decide between several really bad alternatives.
01:26:36.000Like, in World War II, were there a bunch of really good options, and the U.S.
01:26:40.000and Britain just took the ones that were the worst?
01:26:43.000I don't think there were good options available.
01:26:47.000And I think that that is important to remember, that when you're facing this kind of thing, which we could be facing ourselves, like, are there a lot of good options available when it comes to Israel or when it comes to Ukraine?
01:26:59.000Every option leads to some kind of death and destruction and horribleness.
01:27:26.000I'll put it in a modern context, I suppose.
01:27:28.000I can't, because I'm not going to sit here and speak about, I don't know, I read Cooper's thread on Churchill and it's very interesting where he makes the points that blockade, starvation, created desperation and anger and a generation of angry young men and all of these things.
01:27:42.000He didn't say that literally, but it's the general idea, I suppose.
01:27:45.000And among other things, I'm not, that wasn't the principal message.
01:27:48.000But you look at right now with Ukraine, and I think it's fair to say that Putin's the bad guy.
01:27:52.000But I don't think it's fair to say that Putin's goal is the conquest of Europe, that he takes Ukraine, he's going to take Poland.
01:28:07.000was engaged in a soft power battle that it was winning, and that's preferable to hot conflict.
01:28:13.000Vladimir Putin decided hot conflict was better because he didn't want to lose a soft power battle, and I think that is wrong.
01:28:19.000So what happens in Ukraine is the East and the West were offering up money and opportunity.
01:28:25.000Putin said to Ukraine, if you do a deal with the EU, we will cut off our trade agreement with you.
01:28:31.000And then Ukraine said, OK, then we're going to go with the wealthier Western European and NATO.
01:28:40.000And so Putin got pissed and was like, well, yeah.
01:28:43.000And his argument was, the Russian argument, That if Ukraine opened up trade to Western Europe, those products would then freely flow into Russia and disrupt their economy, so we had to cut them off.
01:28:53.000And then by doing so, lost the soft power battle, offered up nothing in return to the Ukrainians, and then decided to instead invade.
01:29:00.000I think that was a stupid thing to do, and I think he's a guy who tries to hold onto power for a long time.
01:29:04.000That being said, That doesn't justify U.S.
01:29:07.000funding a conflict in a country that is not us.
01:29:11.000And the argument they've made is that, well, they may join NATO.
01:29:15.000I mean, why are we expanding on Russia's border as it is and creating this potential problem?
01:29:21.000That being said, I can understand soft power versus hot conflict, but why are we now, after this is all going down, deciding that we are going to be involved militaristically in this conflict, or that I, or any other American, should support the funding of hundreds of billions of dollars going to this country that is not one of our allies?
01:29:36.000There's also this crazy thing now, you know how the U.S.
01:29:38.000is giving- oh, you have a fly on your head.
01:30:30.000I mean, it's crazy to have people on Axe that are just blindly putting up the Ukrainian flags and saying, whoo, we're going to support them no matter what.
01:30:37.000And I'm like, we gave a bunch of money to these companies that were fake.
01:30:46.000And I think these European countries are getting away with murder because we already know they don't pay the dues that they should be paying for NATO.
01:30:57.000We're sending American weapons and spending, what, I think it's now over $100 billion to fight this war when, you know, it's their backyard.
01:31:22.000Do you think Americans look positively at NATO or no?
01:31:26.000When I'm talking to voters, people don't bring it up.
01:31:31.000But I think more and more people are not looking positive on it because it's like, you know, there's a reason why Trump's comments resonated with people because it's absolutely true.
01:31:42.000You know, we are the world's piggy bank and, you know, everyone is just taking us to the cleaners.
01:31:47.000And, you know, most of these establishment politicians are totally willing to let that happen because, you know, they're getting money on the side.
01:31:52.000They're getting something to kick back and they're totally willing to sell us out just for, you know, pennies on the dollar.
01:32:01.000And we've, you know, it's kind of wild to me is that I remember doing like the Iraq War stuff.
01:32:07.000If you didn't support the Iraq war, you were with the terrorists, you're either with us or you were with the terrorists, and there was this fervent, zealotry, pro-war, and a lot of good people signed up and enlisted because they thought this was the right thing to do, that America needed us, we were attacked and we had to answer, and then we end up in Iraq for some reason.
01:32:35.000But they're like neocons, and Kamala Harris' DNC speech was like a neocon-written speech.
01:32:41.000The funny thing is, in that Lichtman thing where he says, won't affect major change, or whatever, and then he claims that she will, or whatever the thing was, they're claiming that Harris, if she gets elected, will affect major change.
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01:34:31.000Imperial Navy says, I find it interesting that they put out the DOJ indictment right after you said you're suing the Kamala Harris campaign.
01:35:58.000Like, I get hit up by people who are like, are you interested in this company, like, putting their logo on your thing, and like, What do people think we do?
01:36:07.000Do we deep dive into these companies and run criminal background checks on their founders, figure out who their VCs and investors are?
01:36:15.000So the only thing I can really say is when Lauren Chen, who everybody knew and had a big prominent channel and worked for the blaze, is going to people being like, we'd like to license content.
01:38:59.000I saw that, I was watching, I watched the five!
01:39:02.000Greg Gutfeld interjected a little bit, I can't remember exactly what he said, but Jesse made a joke about something like, I think he said, are they hiring?
01:40:04.000I will say this too, for anyone who's wondering, if that, if that amount of money shocks you, you should hear the offers I get from major network corporations, like major corporations and the stuff they offer.
01:40:15.000You know, the people who, yeah, I'll leave it there.
01:40:21.000George, as my family's business is a diesel truck repair shop, we've been abnormally slow this summer.
01:40:26.000Other shops we've talked to are also slow.
01:40:31.000Most parts suppliers said their sales are down 20 to 40 percent from last year.
01:40:36.000Yeah, you know, when they revised down the job numbers by nearly a million, I wonder if we actually are in a recession, but they're just putting out fake numbers.
01:43:30.000So whatever people think about fraud or ballot harvesting or whatever, Trump was very close to winning the Electoral College.
01:43:36.000Should the Republicans adapt their strategy and prepare for what's going to happen or what may happen, then they have a good chance of winning, unless the Democrats are one step ahead of them already, which may be the case.
01:43:48.000It's Time to Stand says, Tim, have you read How Civil Wars Start and How to Stop Them?
01:43:52.000I've heard you reference it, but I imagine you calling her out for the obvious and blatant left-wing globalist propaganda.
01:44:07.000Stephen Marchand, a couple times, who's written two books, what was the first one called?
01:44:13.000The Next Civil War or something, but he had one called The Last Election, and we agree on a lot of the issues, but I think he's substantially ill-informed about what's going on publicly.
01:44:25.000He says the right is doing these things, the right will foment civil war, and he's hyper-focused on these fringe stories that aren't really prominent in media.
01:44:33.000Of, like, sovereign citizens and weirdos in the country doing weird things that don't impact anything culturally.
01:44:38.000Whereas I'm concerned of, like, these large-scale anti-Israel protests that have been going on all year.
01:45:11.000Anyway, so Cisco and Dr. Bashir get thrown back in time and they end up in the Sanctuary District, which is a place where they put essentially people who are unemployed and have not been able to find work.
01:45:25.000And they say that they're going to help them find work, but they don't actually.
01:45:27.000They just call them, you know, untouchables essentially.
01:45:31.000And so what happens is some of the Untouchable guys decide to like a hold up.
01:45:36.000It's like a bank within the sanctuary district or some kind of like.
01:45:40.000It's like a little admin office, like the unemployment office.
01:45:45.000And in history books, which Cisco knows, this guy Jeremiah, Jeremiah Bell, I think it was, anyway, like tried to quell the holdup and save the hostages, but instead, when
01:46:02.000they go back in time, Jeremiah Bell gets killed, and so Cisco takes over, and he's like, I
01:46:06.000will be Jeremiah Bell and fix everything and save the hostages and whatever.
01:46:35.000Or maybe it's just going to start in Aurora, Colorado instead of San Francisco.
01:46:39.000Yeah, you know what's really crazy about the Aurora story is, these leftist media outlets saying, it's fake news, it's propaganda, Tucker Carlson's lying, and the police are like, please be warned that there are gangs, and here's the gang that's here, and they've been talking about it for like a year.
01:46:53.000And the mayor of the city, you know, going on all these news stations and talking about it, and it's just like, it's like, they almost just have to just lie about it because it's like, they have no way of defending it.
01:47:03.000They're just like, oh yeah, it's a conspiracy, it's all fake, and it's like, Meanwhile, if they talked about it, they could potentially keep people safe.
01:47:08.000Instead, they'd rather keep their own perspective of America safe.
01:47:17.000Sean Hanley says, as someone who goes to college in Scranton, PA, don't let the media fool you about Northeast PA being a Democrat strangle.
01:47:24.000I've seen about four times more Trump signs than Kamala signs.
01:50:53.000And my understanding is that Bonfire Night in the UK, some like the bonfires to celebrate that he failed, and some like them to celebrate that he tried.
01:51:59.000And granted it's not a swing state but like Washington just had its primary and like I think like they were still counting like a week and a half after the election and just like you know we live in a first world country and we can't figure out you know how to have results like within a day or like that night.
01:52:15.000Especially for Pennsylvania which has the earliest early voting period like what are we doing everybody?
01:52:23.000Supposedly, I'm pretty sure that I read something that Pennsylvania changed its law to where they're going to count mail-in and absentee ballots the morning of election day.
01:52:33.000So to try to minimize that, I don't... Does that seem better or worse?
01:52:51.000Otherwise, you're just like, no no no, we're storing these votes, we'll check them later, absolutely no one's going to look at them right now.
01:52:57.000Well, I know, like, some of the red states, what they do is, like, they don't open them, but they account for all of them.
01:53:07.000And then basically, if you haven't gotten in by that point, it's just cut off.
01:53:12.000If you haven't submitted your mail-in before the election day, they're just not going to take it.
01:53:16.000That's a lot of issues, especially within 2020, where they said, oh, well, if you postmark a mail-in ballot the day before, but it arrives like a week later, we'll still count it because it was postmarked before the election.
01:53:29.000As far as I'm aware, there might have been some clamping down on that, but probably not
01:53:48.000Even in Missouri, I wasn't a legislator at the time, but I remember when they passed the bill to make sure that it was explicitly clear that you had to have a photo ID to go vote.
01:54:02.000Democrats got up and debated it, saying how racist, how bigoted it was.
01:54:07.000You know, this should be common sense.
01:54:08.000Like, you need to, you know, present your driver's license to get by alcohol, and then, you know, deciding who's gonna run our government.
01:54:14.000You know, it's just a terrible, atrocious thing.
01:54:16.000Yeah, they never want to take away the ID thing when it comes to alcohol.
01:55:47.000Well, I wish he had put up more of a fight, because he was like, you know, he ultimately endorsed Biden, but when he was running his resistance campaign, he was like, look, this guy's old.
01:55:57.000Like, he was hitting a lot of good talking points.
01:56:10.000For those that don't know, there's a reference made by Data in one of the episodes about the Irish unification of 2024, in which he explains that in this instance in history, terrorism was used to reunite Northern Ireland with Northern Ireland.
01:56:27.000You know, I guess it's because of the troubles at the time when they were writing the show.
01:56:30.000But nope, it's 2024 and they are not unified.
01:56:34.000They do a reverse Troubles to bring them together.
01:57:10.000Cultured Redneck says, Dave Ehrenberg, state attorney for Palm Beach County, called Tim a useful idiot twice on Megyn Kelly, and then stated Tim walked back his comments on Ukraine Today, which made Dave Tim's useful idiot.
01:57:24.000Because I tweeted that thing upon... Yeah, but you were joking.
01:57:27.000These people don't have the cognitive capabilities to understand what a joke is.
01:57:44.000It's like, you know, Putin had that thing where he was, like, basically joking, saying he wanted Kamala Harris to be president because she's so good at laughing, yeah, or whatever.
01:57:54.000And that got picked up and run with as though it were serious by a number of outlets.
01:58:00.000And we were looking at it, and we were like, this seems like it's a joke, and you still have no idea what it is that he would advocate for.
02:01:13.000And it's just, you know, and I guess you're absolutely right to where the fact that there was no actual attack or conflict on Americans.
02:01:20.000You know, Americans are only willing to be the piggy bank for so long.
02:01:24.000And they just see this endless supply of money flowing that way and nothing changing.
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