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Garbage Fallout: Trump's Campaign of Joy, Kamala's Campaign of Rage · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: Welcome.
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Speaker 2: It is verdict with Senator Ted Cruz, Ben Ferguson with
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Speaker 2: You and Center. Every time I think the Democrats can't
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Speaker 2: get any worse at their closing argument for the American people,
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Speaker 2: after you know, calling all this garbage, they then figure
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Speaker 2: out a way to insult even more people, this time
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Speaker 2: women that are supporting Donald Trump.
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Speaker 1: You can't make it up.
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Speaker 3: Well, we are four days out from the election, and
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Speaker 3: in the closing messages, the world is inverted today. Kamala
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Speaker 3: Harris and Joe Biden, the Democrats, they are angry, they
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Speaker 3: are lashing out, they are insulting everyone. Donald Trump is hitler.
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Speaker 3: Anyone who supports Trump as garbage. Any woman who votes
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Speaker 3: for Trump is stupid and weak. That's their closing argument.
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Speaker 3: It really is astonishing. And I kind of say, on
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Speaker 3: the flip side, the Donald Trump campaign, if I were
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Speaker 3: to sum it up in one word right now, that
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Speaker 3: word would be joy, ironically, the word that the Kamala
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Speaker 3: campaign tried to make their catchphrase. They've abandoned. They're just
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Speaker 3: bitterly insulting the voters. But Donald Trump is having fun.
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Speaker 3: He's having the most fun I've ever seen him have
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Speaker 3: on the campaign trail, he is a joyful, happy warrior
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Speaker 3: right now, and that contrast couldn't be clear.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it certainly is.
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Speaker 2: And it's going to be very interesting to see how
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Speaker 2: this closing argument plays with the American people. We're going
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Speaker 2: two things that happened since you and I set down
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Speaker 2: to do the show last time. President Trump, I think
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Speaker 2: actually did one of the greatest modern political moves that
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Speaker 2: I've seen, and that was just play into the insanity
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Speaker 2: of the left. While they're calling Trump supporters garbage, he says, hey,
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Speaker 2: let's get a garbage truck. Let's sor Trump on the
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Speaker 2: side of it, give me a garbage man's vest, and
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Speaker 2: we're going to go out there and have a little
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Speaker 2: fun with this. That is not what most people, I
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Speaker 2: think were expecting from Donald Trump.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: Look, it's a very clear contrast. As I said, on
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Speaker 3: the Democrat side, I think they're getting desperate. I think
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Speaker 3: they're looking at the poll numbers. They feel like this
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Speaker 3: is all slipping away from them, and they're lashing out.
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Speaker 3: They're in denial, they're angry, They're sitting there going, how
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Speaker 3: could we possibly be losing to Donald Trump? And you
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Speaker 3: see them just cracking up. You see Kamala losing it.
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Speaker 3: I mean, her whole pretense at joy has disappeared. She's
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Speaker 3: just lashing out.
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Speaker 4: Now.
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Speaker 3: Joe Biden, of course, stupidly set out loud what the
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Speaker 3: radicals all believe, which is he said that that that
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Speaker 3: if you're supporting Donald Trump, he thinks you're garbage, a
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Speaker 3: floating pile of garbage. I'll tell you. On the campaign
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Speaker 3: trail across Texas today. Now you know it's Halloween. I've
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Speaker 3: been campaigning, but at every event I did today there
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Speaker 3: were people that showed up wearing garbage bags. The garbage
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Speaker 3: bags are selling out at stores because that that may
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Speaker 3: be the most popular Halloween costume in the country. As
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Speaker 3: people You're gonna get Kelly dressed in in no mean, Kenny,
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Speaker 3: did did you wear a garbage bag? So this is
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Speaker 3: so funny. Tonight we went out trigger treating. I have
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Speaker 3: never seen so many little kids running down the street
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Speaker 3: eat in garbage bags.
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Speaker 1: It was hysterical.
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Speaker 2: They were wearing maga hats and they were running down
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Speaker 2: the streets and garbage bags, and several of the parents
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Speaker 2: that I did not know, because you know, we're on
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Speaker 2: a street, there's hundreds of kids. They close off the
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Speaker 2: streets in the subdivision where we get to retreat to
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Speaker 2: keep everybody safe.
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Speaker 1: And I asked a couple of them.
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Speaker 2: I was like, I was like, this is amazing, and
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Speaker 2: they're like, yeah, our kids were going to be Altuve.
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Speaker 1: Our kid was going to be a football player, quarterback.
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Speaker 2: And then they were talking about they said at school
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Speaker 2: and it just went viral where all.
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Speaker 3: These kids are like, let's wear garbage bags tonight. It
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Speaker 3: is an amazing testament. I mean, what Joe Biden said
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Speaker 3: really hit her nerve, It ticked people off, and then
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Speaker 3: I think Trump handled it perfectly. And frankly, Trump's reaction
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Speaker 3: was reminiscent of how he did the McDonald's thing, where
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Speaker 3: rather than you know, he could have gotten angry and
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Speaker 3: you know how dare kamalaae about where he at McDonald's
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Speaker 3: and why is the press such lying sobs? All of
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Speaker 3: that would have been pretty reasonable to say, but it
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Speaker 3: was much more effective just to go to a McDonald's
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Speaker 3: and make some fries and serving the drive through, and
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Speaker 3: that image. When you think of the iconic images of
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Speaker 3: this election, I think Trump and the McDonald's will certainly
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Speaker 3: be one of the iconic images. And Trump and the
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Speaker 3: garbage truck and truck Trump giving a speech in the
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Speaker 3: garbage vest will be another one. And take a listen
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Speaker 3: to President Trump describing how that came came to be.
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Speaker 4: So this outfit, you know, is uh? When they when
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Speaker 4: he called us all garbage, how stupid? What a stupid word?
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Speaker 4: That blows deplorable away don't you think. Of course, I
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Speaker 4: thought irredeemable. When she said deplorable or irredeemable, I thought
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Speaker 4: irredeemable was actually worse, but deplorable seemed to catch up.
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Speaker 4: But this garbage stuff blows blows her way. So I'm
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Speaker 4: in this beautiful plane. I'm enjoying myself, have a wonderful
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Speaker 4: suit on. And one of my people came in and said, sir,
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Speaker 4: you know, the word garbage is the hottest thing right
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Speaker 4: now out there, the hottest thing out there, sir, would
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Speaker 4: you like to drive a garbage truck?
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Speaker 1: Now?
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Speaker 4: We're about, you know, thirty minutes from landing. We had
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Speaker 4: to do this pretty quick.
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Speaker 1: I said, it's sort of cool, though, isn't it, because
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Speaker 1: you know?
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Speaker 4: And I said, you know, I think that's okay, but
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Speaker 4: you know, I don't feel comfortable wearing a suit. And
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Speaker 4: they pulled up this garbage truck. I don't know how
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Speaker 4: the hell they did it so fast. I have very
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Speaker 4: capable people. They put a big sign on the truck.
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Speaker 4: Did you see it? I think they showed it. And
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Speaker 4: then they said, sir, we have a vest. I said, well,
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Speaker 4: should I leave I seed on and put it over
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Speaker 4: the vest? But that doesn't look very good, right, that
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Speaker 4: doesn't look good. So I said, look, let me take
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Speaker 4: it off. And then I actually said I climbed into
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Speaker 4: the truck. But he so I said, how the hell
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Speaker 4: do you get into this truck? It's way up high,
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Speaker 4: it's a big way.
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Speaker 1: This was a beauty. I said, you didn't have to.
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Speaker 4: Buy it that big, right, you have to get it
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Speaker 4: that big. They brought this brand new, gorgeous truck. Wonderful driver.
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Speaker 4: He looked like Carrie granted his Prime you know that,
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Speaker 4: this beautiful driver, and he drove that big thing up
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Speaker 4: and I said, man, this is bad because now I
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Speaker 4: have all the cameras that all what look look at
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Speaker 4: all the fake news. They were most of them, now,
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Speaker 4: most of them, many.
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Speaker 1: Of them were there.
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Speaker 4: And I'm saying, oh boy, you know one little mistake
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Speaker 4: with these guys that your political career is over. You
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Speaker 4: can't even So I said, man, if I don't get
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Speaker 4: up there, this is going to be very embarrassing.
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Speaker 1: He's stupid.
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Speaker 4: People they'll say he's cognitively and physically appaired.
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Speaker 1: And I can't do that when I'm.
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Speaker 4: Alongside of this great athlete. I got to get up
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Speaker 4: to that. So so look so the stairs, the first
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Speaker 4: stair is like up here.
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Speaker 1: So I had.
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Speaker 4: The adrenaline going and I made it. I made it,
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Speaker 4: and then I gave a little news conference from the
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Speaker 4: front of the you know, they asked their wise guy
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Speaker 4: questions and everything, and then we drove about two feet.
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Speaker 4: I got into the play and then I got in
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Speaker 4: the car and I'm driving over here, and I have
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Speaker 4: this still long and I come into the arena and
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Speaker 4: I say, where's my jacket.
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Speaker 1: I want to get out of it the stake and
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Speaker 1: they said it.
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Speaker 4: Would be unbelievable if you could wear it on stage.
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Speaker 1: I said, and I said.
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Speaker 5: No way.
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Speaker 4: I got twenty five thousand people standing outside.
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Speaker 1: I got all these people here.
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Speaker 4: There's no way I'm wearing it on stage. They said,
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Speaker 4: oh okay, sir, I said, get me my jacket. But
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Speaker 4: if you did, you know it actually makes you look thinner,
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Speaker 4: I said.
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Speaker 1: And they got me. I said, I want to wear.
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Speaker 4: It on stage.
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Speaker 1: When they said I look thinner, I said, in that case,
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Speaker 1: I'll wear it.
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Speaker 5: I said, I may never wear a blue jacket again.
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Speaker 1: I may go, I may go in this.
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Speaker 4: I said that That was my that was the word.
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Speaker 1: That was the key.
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Speaker 4: So you look thinner. So anyway, so we had a
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Speaker 4: little fun about a very serious subject. We had a
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Speaker 4: little fun about a time where a country is not
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Speaker 4: having a lot of fun because we're we're not doing
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Speaker 4: well as a country. But we're going to be doing
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Speaker 4: well very shortly, I promise you.
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Speaker 1: I mean, cinner.
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Speaker 2: This is just on so many different levels, so interesting
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Speaker 2: to see, and I think a lot of this is
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Speaker 2: after the assassination attempt.
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Speaker 1: He made fun of himself.
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Speaker 2: He laughed about maybe not being able to get up
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Speaker 2: in the truck and what that would do in the
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Speaker 2: ruin your career. He made fun about, you know, not
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Speaker 2: being maybe the fittest guy in the world, and it
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Speaker 2: makes me look thinner. And they had me when they
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Speaker 2: told me the best made me look thinner. I may
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Speaker 2: never take it off again. I may never wear a
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Speaker 2: jacket again. And then at the very end he brought
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Speaker 2: it back home and he said, we had a little
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Speaker 2: bit of fun even after a very serious conversation that
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Speaker 2: needs to be had about them having this much hatred
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Speaker 2: towards us. This is a very different Donald Trump and
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Speaker 2: his closing arguments to America, which is the guy that
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Speaker 2: they said you're not supposed to like is extremely likable.
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Speaker 3: That's absolutely right, And I got to say it's powerful.
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Speaker 3: It's powerful on a number of levels. Number one, the images,
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Speaker 3: the image of him driving the garbage truck, the image
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Speaker 3: of him wearing the vest, was everywhere. It dominated the news.
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Speaker 3: It drove the news. And that means even if somebody
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Speaker 3: had been living under a rock, even if they didn't
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Speaker 3: hear about Joe Biden calling every Donald Trump supporter in
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Speaker 3: America a floating piece of garbage, they would ask why
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Speaker 3: is Trump driving a garbage truck? Why is he wearing
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Speaker 3: a vest? And then they would find out, Oh, because
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Speaker 3: Joe Biden said, you're a piece of garbage. That was
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Speaker 3: really powerful and important. It extended the story, It drove
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Speaker 3: the news. It made sure everyone knew. And I driving
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Speaker 3: on the bus tour, I stopped in a little town
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Speaker 3: in Texas today, Hamilton, Texas, very small town. It's a beautiful,
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Speaker 3: quaint town. And the kids downtown were all trick or treating.
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Speaker 3: They were little kids were walking up and down downtown
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Speaker 3: to the stores. And I went in an old drug
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Speaker 3: store that had an old time soda fountain, and I
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Speaker 3: got a root beer float and sat there with a
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Speaker 3: little kid who was dressed up as a tron guy
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Speaker 3: and it was really fun and I sat there. But
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Speaker 3: there were kids all throughout this little bitty town Hamilton, Texas,
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Speaker 3: dressed in garbage bags. I mean, it penetrated everywhere. That's
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Speaker 3: really powerful. But also the fact that he was relaxed,
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Speaker 3: that he was cutting jokes, and that he was making
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Speaker 3: fun of himself. That is not something usually in Trump's repertoire.
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Speaker 3: To put it mildly, you remember the Al Smith's dinner
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Speaker 3: that he did, which which you know, was the humorous
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Speaker 3: dinner hosted to support Catholic charities. Now, of course Kamala
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Speaker 3: Harris skipped the thing. Trump's speech was really funny. I
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Speaker 3: gotta say my favorite joke that he told. He's about
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Speaker 3: two thirds of the way through the speech and he says, okay,
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Speaker 3: now's the portion of the speech where I'm supposed to
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Speaker 3: be self deprecating.
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Speaker 1: I got nothing, And it was he waited just long enough.
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Speaker 3: And I mean even the lefty journalists cracked up laughing,
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Speaker 3: and listen, this is a good point. You know, when
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Speaker 3: he was talking about, oh you mean I look thinner? Okay,
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Speaker 3: Oh wow, I didn't think I could get my foot
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Speaker 3: up there. I mean you're right, that's the sort of
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Speaker 3: joke that it's real, it's funny, it's it's approachable, and
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Speaker 3: the contrast to the angry hatred coming from the other
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Speaker 3: side is really striking. It's why I said it in
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Speaker 3: the beginning of the pod that joy is coming to you.
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Speaker 3: Combine this in McDonald's and this is a joyful campaign.
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Speaker 3: In the final four.
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Speaker 2: Days, it is joyful. And he also is bringing it home.
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Speaker 2: And Donald Trump in New Mexico was really selling this
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Speaker 2: point to the crowd when he reminded them of what
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Speaker 2: this election is about.
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Speaker 4: Tomlin and Joe call them, all of them. Also, they're
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Speaker 4: in your group now.
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Speaker 1: She calls them garbage. He calls them garbage.
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Speaker 4: Oh, you can imagine their conversations. But I call you
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Speaker 4: the heart and soul of America.
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Speaker 1: I call you the.
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Speaker 4: People that built ourk country.
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Speaker 1: You're the people that built dark country.
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Speaker 2: I mean that is bringing home and reminding people this
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Speaker 2: is the election. I'm here fighting for you. I want
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Speaker 2: you to succeed. I believe in you. You're the heart
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Speaker 2: and soul of the country. You're more than more important
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Speaker 2: than government. They don't look at you as anything but garbage.
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Speaker 3: Yes, and there's also a double message in this look.
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Speaker 3: It's the socioeconomic inversion that we have seen in the
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Speaker 3: last decade remains the single most important shift in politics.
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Speaker 3: For decades, the conventional wisdom was Republicans are the party
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Speaker 3: of the rich and Democrats are the party of the
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Speaker 3: poor and the working class. I don't know if that
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Speaker 3: was ever the case, but that's what everyone believed it was.
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Speaker 3: That was conventional wisdom that is now turned on its
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Speaker 3: head today. The Democrats of the party of coastal elites.
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Speaker 3: They look down on working men and women, and our party,
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Speaker 3: we are a blue collar party. We are a party
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Speaker 3: of truck drivers and steel workers, and cops and firefighters,
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Speaker 3: and waiters and waitresses. That's who's out of Trump rally.
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Speaker 3: You and I have been to many Trump rallies. That's
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Speaker 3: who's coming out now. This is something I've championed for
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Speaker 3: a long time. Since the day I arrived in the Senate.
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Speaker 3: I've been fighting for our party to be a blue
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Speaker 3: collar party. That has always been my political base is
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Speaker 3: working men and women. But one of the things I
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Speaker 3: loved about his showing up in the garbage truck. Not
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Speaker 3: only does it highlight that Joe Biden thinks we're garbage.
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Speaker 3: But I got to tell you Trump is also representing
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Speaker 3: and getting the votes of the garbage trucks drives, the
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Speaker 3: people that are working the basic jobs and what he says,
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Speaker 3: they're in New Mexico, I call you the people who
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Speaker 3: built our country. It's the blue collar workers. It's the
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Speaker 3: union guys who are the ones that are actually doing
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Speaker 3: the hard work. And the Democrats look down on them
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Speaker 3: as the dirty, unwashed masses. They think, you stupid people.
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Speaker 3: Vote for us, but keep your mouth shut and follow
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Speaker 3: our orders because we know better. And that contrast I
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Speaker 3: think is night and day and really powerful.
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Speaker 2: Well and Jade Vance even hitting home on what you
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Speaker 2: just said is and it went viral. He said, A
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Speaker 2: mother morning her son, her son who died of a
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Speaker 2: fetnal overdose is not garbage. A truck driver who can't
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Speaker 2: afford rising diesel prices is not garbage. A father who
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Speaker 2: wants to afford groceries is not garbage. Kama Harris and
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Speaker 2: Joe Biden ought to be ashamed of themselves. He took
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Speaker 2: that more serious reminding role there, and look, Kama Harris,
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Speaker 2: she had to dodge questions when she was asked about
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Speaker 2: this as she was getting on the airplane, he was
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Speaker 2: asked about the comments by Joe Biden, and she didn't
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Speaker 2: clean it up very well at all. Listen, she sympathized
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Speaker 2: with any votes as you do feel appended by or
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Speaker 2: insulted by the garbage coming.
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Speaker 6: I am running for president of the United States. I
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Speaker 6: will be traveling to three states today to do what
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Speaker 6: I have been doing throughout, which is talking with the
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Speaker 6: American people about the fact that first of all, I
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Speaker 6: get it in terms of the concerns they have about
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Speaker 6: challenges like the price of groceries thy Second, my highest
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Speaker 6: priority is to address that and to lift them up
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Speaker 6: around their ambitions, their aspirations, and their dreams, which is
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Speaker 6: why I have a very specific and detailed plan about
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Speaker 6: strengthening our economy. Leading economists have reviewed my plan and
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Speaker 6: indicated it will strengthen the economy and that Donald plim
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Speaker 6: will weaken the economy. So I'm going to be spending
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Speaker 6: full time as I've been talking with the American people,
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Speaker 6: whoever they voted were last time, and as I said,
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Speaker 6: will repeat over and over again, I am sincere in
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Speaker 6: what I mean. When elected, Trusty United States, I will
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Speaker 6: represent all Americans, including those who don't vote for me
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Speaker 6: and address their needs and their desires.
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Speaker 1: And then she does what she so well, she walked away.
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Speaker 2: That was a bad response in a moment where people
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Speaker 2: were looking, and even the mainstream media there, they were
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Speaker 2: looking for a real response from her, like, hey, are
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Speaker 2: you gonna put this to bed? Are you going to
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Speaker 2: say something to let people know that you don't actually
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19:33
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19:35
Speaker 3: And the shorter answer, do you sympathize with the Trump
19:38
Speaker 3: supporters who were offended that Joe Biden just called them garbage?
19:41
Speaker 3: Her shorter answer is no, I think the same thing
19:43
Speaker 3: if you vote for Biden. I Kamala Harris think you're garbage.
19:48
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19:53
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19:57
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20:00
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20:03
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20:05
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20:08
Speaker 3: never attack the voters. You can disagree with your political opponent,
20:13
Speaker 3: but not the voters. The voters should not be the enemy,
20:16
Speaker 3: and the Democrats. As they get desperate, they're lashing out
20:20
Speaker 3: at the voters. How dare you vote for this guy
20:24
Speaker 3: we hate so much? And I'll tell you it was
20:27
Speaker 3: a bad, bad problem that got worse this week. And
20:30
Speaker 3: it got worse because one of the very top surrogates
20:33
Speaker 3: for the Kamala Harris campaign is Mark Cuban. They're putting
20:36
Speaker 3: him everywhere, They're putting him on the view, they're putting
20:37
Speaker 3: him everywhere. He's like their front guy carrying the message.
20:41
Speaker 3: And so today Kamala Harris's top surrogate decided it's not
20:45
Speaker 3: enough to insult half of American callum garbage. Let's go
20:47
Speaker 3: out of the way to really insult women. Let's go
20:50
Speaker 3: after women and say that that if you're a woman
20:53
Speaker 3: and you're backing Donald Trump, that then you are stupid
20:57
Speaker 3: and you're weak.
20:58
Speaker 1: I mean, it really is.
20:59
Speaker 3: Again, it's the same strategy of attack the voters that
21:03
Speaker 3: it is spectacularly foolish. But give a listen, and I
21:07
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21:13
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Speaker 1: Thank you for all of you that are getting involved.
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Speaker 1: So take a listen.
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Speaker 2: Here's Mark Cuban first and Kaylee mcininnie, one of these
23:20
Speaker 2: smart women that worked with Donald Trump, explaining and reminding
23:24
Speaker 2: America just how many brilliant women are actually in the
23:27
Speaker 2: conservative movement.
23:29
Speaker 7: Donald Trump, you never see him around strong, intelligent women ever.
23:34
Speaker 7: It's just that simple.
23:35
Speaker 3: They're intimidating to him.
23:36
Speaker 4: He doesn't like to be challenged by them.
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Speaker 7: Kayleie, Mark Cuban, Okay, I had to take a breath
23:45
Speaker 7: before this because this is so profoundly offensive. I worked
23:51
Speaker 7: for Donald Trump. I consider myself a strong woman. I
23:54
Speaker 7: consider those around me strong women. Kelly and Conway Brook Rollins,
23:59
Speaker 7: Avanka Trump, Hope Hicks, Sarah Sanders. That's before we get
24:03
Speaker 7: to the women that Donald Trump elevated to very high levels,
24:07
Speaker 7: like Nicki Haley who still supports him, like Amy Cony Barrett,
24:10
Speaker 7: who he put on the Supreme Court, or the women
24:12
Speaker 7: currently around him. Susie Wiles comes to mind, Caroline Levitt.
24:16
Speaker 7: That is so offensive. And you know why because it's
24:18
Speaker 7: not just about the women who worked for him. He
24:19
Speaker 7: said the women around Donald Trump. This comes right after
24:22
Speaker 7: the Joe Biden garbage comment. Okay, the women around Donald Trump.
24:25
Speaker 7: What about the women who vote for Donald Trump? Are
24:27
Speaker 7: they weak? Are they dumb? Did Mark Cuban just insult
24:31
Speaker 7: any woman who supports Donald Trump? Because it's a little,
24:34
Speaker 7: very small step from that. And this is an official
24:36
Speaker 7: Biden excuse me, Harris campaign surrogate, Mark Cuban. That is
24:40
Speaker 7: misogynistic in my view. Get out of here, Mark Cuban.
24:44
Speaker 7: Kamala Harris, he's your surrogate. I want to hear from you.
24:47
Speaker 7: Do you agree the women are weak and ineffective? Whatever
24:49
Speaker 7: he said? Get out of here, and I can't wait
24:51
Speaker 7: to hear from you. Kamala.
24:53
Speaker 2: By the way, you're gonna be waiting a long time
24:54
Speaker 2: to hear from her on this. It is shocking. But
24:56
Speaker 2: as you and I mentioned a moment ago and Kaylee
24:59
Speaker 2: just said, they're so this is their top sarrogate that
25:02
Speaker 2: is a non elected official, and he's been flying around
25:06
Speaker 2: the country. He's been doing the biggest interviews on her.
25:08
Speaker 2: Behalf the View is a great example of that where
25:10
Speaker 2: he said this, and this is another moment of their
25:15
Speaker 2: closing argument. If it wasn't bad enough to call half
25:18
Speaker 2: American's garbage, now you're insulting women saying you're an idiot
25:21
Speaker 2: or stupid if you actually voter support Trump.
25:24
Speaker 3: Well, I can actually predict Kamala's response when she's gonna
25:27
Speaker 3: ask about this. She's going to say, look, I was
25:31
Speaker 3: raised in the middle class. That's what she's got.
25:35
Speaker 2: Hey, I'm laughing because it's actually a legitimate chance. Like
25:38
Speaker 2: there should be a Vegas line on that, like it's ridiculous,
25:42
Speaker 2: but it's actually not.
25:44
Speaker 3: And by the way, once esenl started mocking her for
25:48
Speaker 3: that ridiculous line, does she not have anyone in her
25:52
Speaker 3: campaign that say, says meda vice president, please never say
25:55
Speaker 3: that again, Like, just remove it from your repertoire because
25:59
Speaker 3: it is now every time you say it, it's a
26:01
Speaker 3: laugh line, like nobody can listen to anything else you say,
26:04
Speaker 3: because they're too busy laughing that. That's your response. Either
26:08
Speaker 3: her team won't tell her that or she is unable
26:11
Speaker 3: to resist, but of course she's not gonna back away
26:14
Speaker 3: from it. And look, this is the attitude of I
26:19
Speaker 3: think Kamala Harris, of Joe Biden, of Hillary Clinton, of
26:24
Speaker 3: Barack Obama. Remember, there is a steady line from your
26:27
Speaker 3: all garbage if you vote for Donald Trump, that's Joe
26:30
Speaker 3: Biden to Hillary Clinton. The only people voting for Donald
26:34
Speaker 3: Trump are deplorables to Barack Obama. The people voting on
26:39
Speaker 3: the other side, the people of America, are bitter and
26:42
Speaker 3: angry and clinging to their God and their guns.
26:45
Speaker 1: There is the.
26:46
Speaker 3: Modern day left. They really do have this condescension where
26:51
Speaker 3: they look at garbage truck drivers like their garbage, like
26:55
Speaker 3: they're just But they also expect them to vote for him.
26:58
Speaker 3: I mean, it's the most amazing thing that they insult you.
27:03
Speaker 3: Mind you likewise, Kamala and Biden and Hillary, they expect
27:06
Speaker 3: every woman in America to vote for her, even while
27:11
Speaker 3: they insult you and say, if you're a woman and
27:13
Speaker 3: you're voting for Trump, you're stupid your week and it's uh,
27:17
Speaker 3: I got to say that that is not the strategy
27:20
Speaker 3: of a winning campaign.
27:21
Speaker 2: Well, let me ask you another question, and this is
27:25
Speaker 2: about people that are really concerned about the election coming up.
27:29
Speaker 2: And we are now got a headline and there's two
27:32
Speaker 2: parts of this headline that will drive you insane. Number one,
27:36
Speaker 2: a Chinese foreign exchange student has been charged with multiple crimes.
27:41
Speaker 2: That's good news for illegally voting in Michigan on Sunday.
27:46
Speaker 2: Now again the headline there, you would think to yourself, well,
27:50
Speaker 2: this is great news. We had a guy that was
27:52
Speaker 2: illegally voting. We caught him.
27:54
Speaker 1: It's not going to count.
27:56
Speaker 2: The problem is Michigan can't and won't disqualify an a
28:01
Speaker 2: legal vote cast by this Chinese national because quote it's
28:05
Speaker 2: already been put through a tabulator, so Michigan says, hey,
28:10
Speaker 2: it counts. So there is someone that's going to show
28:13
Speaker 2: up in vote in Michigan and their voter is going
28:15
Speaker 2: to be canceled out by a Chinese foreign exchange student
28:19
Speaker 2: that has been charged with multiple crimes for illegally voting.
28:23
Speaker 1: But it still gets canceled out.
28:24
Speaker 2: And yet Democrats are still sitting there saying it's racist.
28:28
Speaker 2: If you say you have to show an ID before
28:30
Speaker 2: you vote.
28:32
Speaker 3: Well, it's infuriating. And understand why this happened. This happened
28:37
Speaker 3: because the Democrats in Michigan passed a law, Their voter
28:40
Speaker 3: ID law allows people to show a current student photo
28:44
Speaker 3: ID card from an educational institution in order to vote. Now,
28:49
Speaker 3: the only problem is you don't have to be an
28:52
Speaker 3: American citizen to get a student ID. In this case,
28:55
Speaker 3: you had a Chinese national who was from China. He
28:57
Speaker 3: had a student ID. It could be a student that's allowed,
29:02
Speaker 3: but Chinese nationals are not allowed to vote in American elections.
29:07
Speaker 3: And yet this individual did so. He voted while it
29:11
Speaker 3: was illegal. Two charges against a nineteen year old student.
29:15
Speaker 3: He was not identified, but he is not a US
29:17
Speaker 3: citizen and he's being charged. And the reason that this
29:21
Speaker 3: is happening is because Democrats don't want you actually to
29:27
Speaker 3: have to prove you're a citizen. You know, there was
29:29
Speaker 3: legislation called the Save Act, the Save Act. They voted
29:33
Speaker 3: on it in the House of Representatives and the Democrats
29:37
Speaker 3: on essentially a straight party line vote. Democrat after Democrat
29:41
Speaker 3: after Democrat voted no. The Save Act was very simple.
29:43
Speaker 3: It said, you have to demonstrate, you have to prove
29:45
Speaker 3: you're a citizen in order to register to vote. It's
29:47
Speaker 3: common sense. And yet part of one of the reasons
29:51
Speaker 3: the Democrats voted no is they claimed, oh, this is
29:54
Speaker 3: not a problem, no non citizens vote. Well, tell that
29:57
Speaker 3: to the Chinese national who just voted in Michigan. And
30:00
Speaker 3: furiatingly enough, the Michigan officials say, oh, and by the way,
30:03
Speaker 3: his vote's gonna cast it's easy illegal. He can't vote legally,
30:07
Speaker 3: and yet we've already tabulated his vote. That's what the
30:10
Speaker 3: Michigan officials are saying. And I'll tell you, I'll bet
30:13
Speaker 3: you a large sum of money, Ben that the candidate
30:16
Speaker 3: he voted for rhymes with Hamla karras. And yet magically
30:21
Speaker 3: that's going to be included in the vote allies for Michigan,
30:25
Speaker 3: one of the key swing states. And that's sadly an
30:31
Speaker 3: outcome I think the Democrats want.
30:33
Speaker 1: Well, let's go back to the Save Act for a moment.
30:36
Speaker 2: And this I've heard and had more people come up
30:40
Speaker 2: to me, and I'm assuming you have as well, But
30:43
Speaker 2: I'm interested to see where people say, man, I feel
30:45
Speaker 2: like we're going to win this one.
30:47
Speaker 1: I feel like we're on good footing.
30:48
Speaker 2: I feel like moments this way, unless they cheat, unless
30:52
Speaker 2: they unless something happens where they cheat. You get a
30:55
Speaker 2: story like this and you see that the person was
30:58
Speaker 2: caught voting legally. Everybody knows the legal next sorry, it
31:02
Speaker 2: already went through the tabulator. We can't take it out now,
31:04
Speaker 2: so it's going to count. This is why so many Americans,
31:08
Speaker 2: I think now, have no confidence in our election system.
31:12
Speaker 2: And again, this goes back to what you guys try
31:15
Speaker 2: to do in Congress with a Save Act. Remind people
31:19
Speaker 2: of how simple that would have been for us to
31:22
Speaker 2: be able to protect the votes of American citizens.
31:27
Speaker 3: It was a simple requirement that you have to demonstrate
31:30
Speaker 3: American citizenship to register to vote. And that's basic common sense,
31:34
Speaker 3: which is why the Democrats as a party are against it.
31:37
Speaker 3: If they don't want non citizens to vote, why are
31:41
Speaker 3: they opposed to demonstrating you're a citizen before you register
31:45
Speaker 3: to vote. The answer is obvious. But look, here's the
31:49
Speaker 3: good news. The good news is, historically voter fraud is
31:52
Speaker 3: only mattered at the margins. It's only mattered when it
31:55
Speaker 3: was close, which means in states across this country, particularly
31:59
Speaker 3: swing states Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, we got to win by
32:03
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32:06
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32:10
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32:16
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32:18
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Speaker 1: But we're four days out.
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32:24
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32:27
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35:02
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35:04
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35:16
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35:18
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35:21
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35:23
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35:27
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35:30
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35:33
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35:35
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35:39
Speaker 3: Well, look, I think it probably varies state by state,
35:42
Speaker 3: and so I don't know the data. In the swing states.
35:47
Speaker 3: I will say right now, there is a real and
35:49
Speaker 3: meaningful gender gap in terms of the votes that if
35:53
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35:57
Speaker 3: Republicans are winning single men, and Republicans are winning married women. However,
36:03
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36:07
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36:12
Speaker 3: would have, and this is where it's hard to generalize
36:15
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36:18
Speaker 3: interested in the states where you're seeing a significantly larger
36:21
Speaker 3: number of women than men showing up early. I would
36:24
Speaker 3: be very interested in the breakdown between married, married women
36:27
Speaker 3: and single women, because there's a significant difference in their
36:30
Speaker 3: voting pattern. I can tell you also, at least in
36:33
Speaker 3: the state of Texas where early voting is happening, we're
36:36
Speaker 3: not seeing a significant differential between women and men. We're
36:39
Speaker 3: seeing about equal numbers of both voting in the state
36:42
Speaker 3: of Texas. I don't know about the other states. I
36:44
Speaker 3: haven't studied the numbers there, but it is difficult to generalize. Look,
36:49
Speaker 3: it's possible if you get a bunch of single women
36:53
Speaker 3: who are voting Democrats showing up in large numbers, that
36:56
Speaker 3: is a good data point for Kamala Harris. I don't
36:58
Speaker 3: know if that's the case or not. It may be
37:00
Speaker 3: that you have a bunch of conservative women. Do you
37:02
Speaker 3: have a bunch of married women who are coming out
37:04
Speaker 3: to vote for Donald Trump. You were right that Republicans
37:07
Speaker 3: are voting early and significantly greater frequency than they did previously,
37:12
Speaker 3: and I think one of the big reasons for that
37:14
Speaker 3: is that Trump asked them to. In the Republican Party
37:17
Speaker 3: is making a very concerted effort to encourage people to
37:20
Speaker 3: vote early. So that one data point on its own,
37:24
Speaker 3: it's hard to generalize about. You really need to drill
37:27
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37:29
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37:31
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37:36
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37:38
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