00:03:16.720And I just believe that we can create and build upon the success we've achieved in a way that we continue to grow opportunity and in that way grow the strength of our nation.
00:03:29.220And so, for example, my economic policies, I think of it and I've named it as creating an opportunity economy.
00:03:35.600So it's about things like investing in small businesses.
00:05:25.260Unlike those evil, mean bastards that aren't me.
00:05:29.040Well, and the other thing is, they try to humanize her.
00:05:32.080She cracked open a beer with Stephen Colbert, and that got like a full segment on CNN, which was hysterical.
00:05:39.260And then you go back to what she actually says.
00:05:42.720And the vice president of the United States of America said, and I want you to listen for this, the American dream right now is really elusive.
00:05:50.880Is she trying to write another ad for Donald Trump?
00:06:04.580So part of my plan is to work with the private sector, with builders and developers, to build three million more homes by the end of my first term, and to give first-time homebuyers a $25,000 down payment assistance so they can just get their foot in the door to home ownership, which is the fastest and the most efficient way for people to build intergenerational wealth.
00:06:26.280These are the ways that I think about how we build up our country in a way that is about supporting the middle class.
00:07:00.800They just decided to drink a beer instead because that's how you do an interview now when it's somebody that no one's voted for and we're just, you know, less than 30 days away from Election Day, right?
00:07:10.540You know, by the way, I will say I think it is fitting that that was a comedy show.
00:07:14.000Because if you recall in her debate with with Donald Trump, the opening question was elections come down to the question, are you better off now than you were four years ago?
00:07:25.740And so, Madam Vice President, are the American people better off now than they were four years ago?
00:07:30.800And her answer was, I came from the middle class.
00:07:34.300But like it's become a punchline because it was such a non sequitur.
00:07:39.940She's unable to say yes because the record is a disaster.
00:07:44.580And so she just she has this talking point and the fact that at a comedy show she goes back to, well, I come from the middle class.
00:07:52.260Apparently, some focus group somewhere told her that was a good thing to say and she doesn't have anything else to say.
00:07:59.140Senator, two quick things I want to bring up and it dealt with foreign policy.
00:08:03.940Kamala Harris has refused to directly answer if Netanyahu is a ally of our country.
00:08:12.840Here's what she said in the 60 Minutes interview that was shocking as well.
00:08:17.160Do we have a real close ally in Prime Minister Netanyahu?
00:08:24.800I think with all due respect, the better question is, do we have an important alliance between the American people and the Israeli people?
00:08:34.400And the answer to that question is yes.
00:08:37.620So she throws our relationship with a leader that was elected by the people in Israel.
00:08:42.720Netanyahu under the bus and she clearly is saying there is separation between me and Netanyahu and Israel.
00:08:52.480She had to make that that comment, I think, in her mind to keep the radicals that are anti-Jewish, anti-Semites who support Hezbollah and Hamas on her side.
00:09:05.300And that's why she was so, I think, careful with her words there to say, he's not my guy.
00:09:10.160I mean, I'm fine with Israel, but not him.
00:09:13.160Well, look, she clearly hates Benjamin Netanyahu.
00:09:15.960And that that's true of this entire White House.
00:11:02.200But it seems that Prime Minister Netanyahu is not listening.
00:11:06.300Well, Bill, the work that we have done has resulted in a number of movements in that region by Israel that were very much prompted by or a result of many things, including our advocacy for what needs to happen in the region.
00:11:28.360Now, that is the original answer, all right?
00:11:48.760So here's what 60 Minutes actually aired.
00:11:52.420But it seems that Prime Minister Netanyahu is not listening.
00:11:57.880We are not going to stop pursuing what is necessary for the United States to be clear about where we stand on the need for this war to end.
00:12:15.020And it makes you wonder, what else did they edit out?
00:12:18.760What other answers did she give that the 60 Minutes producers buried their head in their hands and said, oh, no, if people see this, they're not going to vote for it.
00:12:31.360Now, look, I'm going to be mixed in my commentary on 60 Minutes because I will say at least they asked the question on quadrupling the number of illegal immigrants.
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00:14:15.800And that money is coming from prominent leftists in this country who are also funding prominent politicians in this country.
00:14:24.020I want to ask you in a year, has there been a single investigation by the Department of Justice or the FBI to follow the money?
00:14:32.060Under Title VI of our civil rights law, a university cannot create an environment that is threatening to the safety of a student based on race or ethnicity.
00:14:42.400Has there been a single university in America who's had their federal funding cut off because they refused to protect Jewish students on campus?
00:31:08.140What's amazing is there's no compassion for these kids and the life-altering decisions that I think in many instances, it's adults who are foisting it on them.
00:31:20.720So let me ask you, if you listen to the media, if you listen to the conventional wisdom, Republicans are a bunch of intolerant bigots.
00:31:31.140You were a four-time elected Democrat representative.
00:31:37.400You flipped over to the Republican Party.
00:31:40.660What has the reaction on both sides been?
00:31:45.420Well, the reaction was, one, very welcoming, from the governor of Texas to the Speaker of the House to all of my colleagues to just regular folks writing me on Facebook and inboxing me and saying, Welcome, Rep Theory.
00:32:01.500You know, we're so grateful to have you.
00:32:03.700So there was none of this boogeyman racism that people, that the Democrat Party is using to fearmonger, I think, half of America.
00:32:12.500But I knew that because I served with these folks.
00:32:17.160And, you know, all of this talk of calling people bigots and Nazis and white supremacists, it was always so bizarre to me because I would sit with my colleagues who were saying those things and they would be in the members' lounge five minutes later sharing ice cream with these very folks that they were calling Nazis.
00:32:36.300And then they actually started calling me a Nazi.
00:35:42.380I'm using whatever platform I have to educate Americans.
00:35:46.020And Senator, so many folks, and I'll even say African-American voters, have come to me and said, Rep Theory, if only I had known, I didn't even know the Democrat Party was up to this.
00:35:57.920Well, Sean, thank you for your courage.