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Media Covers for Harris' Radicalism · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: There are a lot of people asking the question right now,
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Speaker 1: and it's a fair question to ask just how radical
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Speaker 1: is the Kamala Harris Waltz ticket. Well, they're having to
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Speaker 1: answer that question because so many people are looking at
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Speaker 1: what she has said in the past, and also what
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Speaker 1: her VP pick stands for and what he has said
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Speaker 1: in the past as well. Now, there's one major issue,
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Speaker 1: and we know that the Democratic Party and their leadership
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Speaker 1: is now very clearly anti Semitic. In fact, they decided
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Speaker 1: not to pick who was probably the best candidate for
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Speaker 1: the VP pick solely because he was Jewish, and the
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Speaker 1: radical Marxist socialists and communists within the Democratic Party said
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Speaker 1: we will not have a Jewish person on the ticket.
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Speaker 1: It was solely because of anti Semitism. Well, you look
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Speaker 1: at who they did pick, and the person is actually
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Speaker 1: a radical. Walt has ties to really radical people, not
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Speaker 1: just like a random picture with them at an event
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Speaker 1: where he may not have known who was asking for
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Speaker 1: a picture. Right, That's the we call it the I
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Speaker 1: Got You picture where somebody walks up to you and
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Speaker 1: says can I get a picture? And you say sure,
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Speaker 1: you have no idea who they are, and then it
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Speaker 1: turns out that they were some radical That's not what
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Speaker 1: we're talking about here. I don't do the I Got
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Speaker 1: you style political stuff here like many in the media
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Speaker 1: and on the left. To what we do look at
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Speaker 1: is who is he actually breaking bread with on a
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Speaker 1: regular basis, Who is he listening to? Who is he
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Speaker 1: taking advice from? Who has the ear of the prospective
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Speaker 1: Vice president and quite possibly the president of the United
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Speaker 1: States of America. The Washington Examiner is now reporting the
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Speaker 1: Tim Waltz repeatedly hosted a radical Muslim cleric who celebrated
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Speaker 1: October the seventh and also shared pro Hitler website in
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Speaker 1: information and links. Why is it that no one else
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Speaker 1: in the media is covering the story because this is
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Speaker 1: the Tim Waaltz. They don't want you to know about.
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Speaker 1: The Democratic nominee for VP. On at least five occasions,
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Speaker 1: as the governor of Minnesota, hosted a Muslim cleric who
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Speaker 1: celebrated Hamas's October the seventh attack last year on Israel
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Speaker 1: and promoted a film popular among neo Nazis that glorified
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Speaker 1: Adolf Hitler. The Imam, yes, the Imam Asad Zaman of
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Speaker 1: the Muslim American Society of Minnesota joined other Muslim meet
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Speaker 1: leaders in May of twenty twenty three for a meeting
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Speaker 1: about MAS security, with Waltz's gubernatorial office in Minnesota being
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Speaker 1: the meeting place. Zaman also spoke at a May twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty event to call for peaceful protests with the governor
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Speaker 1: during the riots in Minnesota sparked after George Floyd's death.
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Speaker 1: In April twenty nineteen, the Muslim radical cleric delivered an
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Speaker 1: invocation before Waltz's state address, just months after the imam
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Speaker 1: called for an end to a government shutdown at a
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Speaker 1: press conference with Waltz in January of twenty nineteen. Zamon
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Speaker 1: moreover attended a May twenty nineteen event that Waltz hosted
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Speaker 1: for Ramadant. Social media posts have also confirmed and Waltz's
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Speaker 1: ties to Zamam could serve as a problematic baggage that
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Speaker 1: he's going to have to answer some questions why because
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Speaker 1: why would he be meeting with some radical that has
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Speaker 1: been sharing the type of radical information online that we
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Speaker 1: Zamam, who is from Bangladesh, said on October the seventh
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Speaker 1: of last year that he quote stands in solidarity with
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Speaker 1: the Palestinians against the Israeli attacks that day, which saw
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Speaker 1: one thousand, two hundred Israelis murdered by Hamas Terris, and
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Speaker 1: he also shared an image of a Palestinian flag on
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Speaker 1: Facebook in response to posts that were pro Israel after
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Speaker 1: the barbaric attacks, declaring quote that Palestine has the right
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Speaker 1: to defend itself after they were the aggressors and they
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Speaker 1: were the ones that killed thousands of innocent people one thousand,
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Speaker 1: two hundred on October the seventh alone. This is a radical.
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Speaker 1: This is a radical Imam who the now vice presidential
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Speaker 1: candidate is saying, Yeah, hey, guess what, I like this guy.
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Speaker 1: He's tight with me. I can't stand the Jews either,
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Speaker 1: and these are the type of people that he is
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Speaker 1: surrounding himself with. The Biden Harris administration also has another problem.
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Speaker 1: Another post that was put up was quote on the
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Speaker 1: wrong side of history and supporting the extremist Zionist regime
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Speaker 1: and its illegal settlements referring to Israel. This is just
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Speaker 1: how radical and extreme the VP pick is and also
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Speaker 1: Kamala Harris. Zamam has used his Facebook page over the
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Speaker 1: years to share official Hamas press releases as well blog
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Speaker 1: posts on anti Semitic website slamming Jews for being Jews.
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Speaker 1: At one of those posts back in twenty fifteen, there
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Speaker 1: was a link to a piece on a website for
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Speaker 1: a pro Hitler film called The Greatest Story Never Told.
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Speaker 1: The propaganda movie was released in twenty thirteen and is
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Speaker 1: a favorite among anti Semites and conspiracy influencers. According to
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Speaker 1: the Anti Defamation League, the Imam Zaman has a troubling
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Speaker 1: history also of playing into classic anti Jewish themes and
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Speaker 1: justifying violence against Israel. He also has justified violence against Israel,
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Speaker 1: including from terrorist groups, given us hurtful remarks post October
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Speaker 1: seventh an absence of any recognition of the pain he
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Speaker 1: has caused the Jewish community. We urge all public officials
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Speaker 1: and leaders to avoid meeting with him in the future.
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Speaker 1: Is what the ADL spokesman said about this radical imam.
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Speaker 1: Those who have met with Zaman should clarify that they
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Speaker 1: do not agree with his toxic views about Jews and
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Speaker 1: the Jewish state. On October the eighth of last year,
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Speaker 1: in response to Representative Katie Porter, a Democrat from Calvinia,
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Speaker 1: condemning the October seventh attack, the radically mom asked the
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Speaker 1: congresswoman if she would be willing to reaffirm the right
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Speaker 1: of Palestinians to defend themselves. The Musslim American Society of
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Speaker 1: Minnesota said in a statement on October the seventh that
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Speaker 1: it reaffirms its unwavering support for the Palasinian people in
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Speaker 1: their struggle against the Israeli occupation. In recent years, this
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Speaker 1: radical who dines regularly with the vice presidential candidate, also
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Speaker 1: appear to equate Hamas committing terrorism to Israel defending itself.
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Speaker 1: State records reviewed by The Washington Examiner also showed that
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Speaker 1: Waltz administration has awarded over one hundred thousand dollars in
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Speaker 1: funding to the MAS Minnesota quote. If Palestinians are punished
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Speaker 1: for electing Hamas, why is Israel not punished for electing
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Speaker 1: this genocidal maniac as its leader? The e mom said
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Speaker 1: in May of twenty twenty one, he was replying to
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Speaker 1: the former Israeli Prime Minister Bennett, who stated, I've killed
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Speaker 1: lots of Arabs in my life, and there's no and
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Speaker 1: I and there's no problem with that. Well, it was
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Speaker 1: in the context of being asked a question about catching
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Speaker 1: and killing terrorists that had been targeting innocent Jews, upon
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Speaker 1: Minnesota's Democratic Farmer Labor Party chairman posting media last year
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Speaker 1: that he was beyond heartbroken to learn Israelis knew that
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Speaker 1: he knew were brutally killed or kidnapped. The Imam replied
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Speaker 1: that Martin's group cannot be joined at the hip with
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Speaker 1: it to apartheid Israel and still hope to court the
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Speaker 1: Muslim vote. This is how radical the Biden Harris administration is,
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Speaker 1: and the people are surrounding themselves with We also now
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Speaker 1: know something else about just how extreme Waltz is. The
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Speaker 1: VP as Minnesota's Governor Tim Walts on at least five occasions,
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Speaker 1: hosted a Muslim cleric who celebrated Hamas's October the seventh
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Speaker 1: attack and promoted a pro Hitler film. But he also
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Speaker 1: we now know, well, there's something else, and that is
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Speaker 1: he's a big, big fan of the squad, the radicals
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Speaker 1: in Congress. Yes, he loves them too.
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Speaker 3: Something I'll never get tired of saying. I think all
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Speaker 3: of you, Congresswoman Omar, wonderful. Then that's up when I'm
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Speaker 3: having a tough day, or I'm out on about mile
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Speaker 3: five of my run and I'm feeling kind of down
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Speaker 3: in the world's pressing on me, I think Ilhan Omar
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Speaker 3: is a congresswoman, and it just brightens you up, so
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Speaker 3: thank you.
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Speaker 1: This is a man who is supporting a woman that
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Speaker 1: referred to the terrorists that attacked us on nine to
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Speaker 1: eleven as some people that did some things. Do you
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Speaker 1: remember that some people that did some things? And that
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Speaker 1: is what cheers him up? Now, how is it that
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Speaker 1: the Democratic Party is getting away with this type of
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Speaker 1: radical ideology at the top of their ticket. It's a
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Speaker 1: great question, It's one that needs to be asked, and
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Speaker 1: I'm going to answer it for you right now. It
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Speaker 1: is because the media has no problem with this type
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Speaker 1: of radicalism. Let me say that again, this media has
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Speaker 1: no problem with this type of radicalism because all they
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Speaker 1: care about is beating Donald Trump. And if you are
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Speaker 1: an extremist, if you're a radical and you're on the left,
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Speaker 1: they don't care. They just don't care. But what you
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Speaker 1: have to understand is, if you thought that, for example,
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Speaker 1: Barack Obama was radical, you've seen nothing yet. If you
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Speaker 1: thought it Kamala Harris's VP was radical, you've seen nothing yet.
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Speaker 1: If you thought that those that have been in the
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Speaker 1: Democratic Party leadership were extreme, you've seen nothing yet. Because
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Speaker 1: this would be the most extreme political ticket in Democratic
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Speaker 1: Party history, in modern day history is another way of
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Speaker 1: putting it. These are radicals, These are extremists. They believe
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Speaker 1: in the radical ideals we've talked about them. And if
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Speaker 1: you missed the show that I did, go back and
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Speaker 1: grab my show the Top five Radical Views by the
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Speaker 1: VP pick, and you'll understand just how radical he is.
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Speaker 1: the way up until election day of just how radical
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Speaker 1: and just how extreme this party is. Now there's also
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Speaker 1: another conversation that we need to have, and that is
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Speaker 1: one that goes back to the support of those that
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Speaker 1: are supporting terrorism. Not only did the Minnesota Democratic Farmer
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Speaker 1: Labor Party chairman post on social media last year that
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Speaker 1: he was beyond heartbroken to learn that Israelis that he
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Speaker 1: knew were brutally killed and kidnapped, and then you have
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Speaker 1: the governor's right hand person who's helping him with all
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Speaker 1: of this religious stuff, say, well, hold on a second,
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Speaker 1: are you standing with those empowered that have been hurt
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Speaker 1: as well?
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Speaker 4: Right?
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Speaker 1: Like, that's extreme. But to San Westrop, a terrorist researcher
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Speaker 1: and analysts at the Middle East Forum, think tink, he said.
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Speaker 1: Quote Waltz's ties to Zamam shows anti Israel extremists may
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Speaker 1: be given a real platform in a potential Harris Waltz administration.
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Speaker 1: now that you should, because there has been a coronation
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Speaker 1: of Harris since Joe Biden was forced out in this
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Speaker 1: what I would describe as a political coup, were his
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Speaker 1: cabinet and Harris and others turned on him and they
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Speaker 1: basically said, hey, we're going to twenty fifth Amendment you
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Speaker 1: unless you resign, now what do you want or unless you,
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Speaker 1: I should say, decide not to run for reelection. Now
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Speaker 1: what did he get in you know? What did he
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Speaker 1: get out of it? What did Biden get out of it?
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Speaker 1: He got immunity deal, folks. He got immunity deal for
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Speaker 1: his son. He got a immunity deal for his brother.
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Speaker 1: He got an immunity deal. For him, and the deal
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Speaker 1: was very clear, all right, Kamla, no matter what, you're
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Speaker 1: going to take care of the Biden crime family if
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Speaker 1: I endorse you. And that's why on the day that
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Speaker 1: he dropped out, he didn't endorse Kamla. And his first
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Speaker 1: thing that he did it was the second thing that
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Speaker 1: he did, right. His second is second thing that he
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Speaker 1: posted hours later. That was the leverage to get the
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Speaker 1: deal done. All right, you want to fight it out
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Speaker 1: with a bunch of other Democrats, fine, or give me
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Speaker 1: immunity for my family and then I'll endorse you and
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Speaker 1: it will be a coordination. And that's exactly what ended
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Speaker 1: up happening. But you look at this terrorism research and
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Speaker 1: analysis at the Middle East Forum, think tink. He said, Look,
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Speaker 1: not only is this governor a radical, those that surround
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Speaker 1: himself with are anti Israel extremists. They will be given
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Speaker 1: a platform in the Waltz and Harris administration. And this
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Speaker 1: is something that people need to understand. Quote, it is
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Speaker 1: astounding that with all the available public reporting and information
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Speaker 1: about the inquiries of the Imama, sad Zaman and mass
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Speaker 1: Mas Minnesota, that Governor Waltz has repeatedly given public platforms
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Speaker 1: and taxpayer money to this extremist across the country. Islam
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Speaker 1: As hungry for government support, will surely welcome Waltz as
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Speaker 1: a vice president. The Muslim American Society was once described,
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Speaker 1: by the way, by federal prosecutors as being founded as
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Speaker 1: the overt arm of the Muslim brotherhood in the United States.
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Speaker 1: That's what they say in court records and court documents.
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Speaker 1: The mass which the United Air of Emirates designated as
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Speaker 1: a terrorist group all the way back in twenty fourteen,
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Speaker 1: came under fire in nineteen after a video surface online
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Speaker 1: of children at an event held by its Philadelphia chapter
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Speaker 1: calling the children were calling for the murdering of Jews.
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Speaker 1: What were they saying on video? And this governor's giving
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Speaker 1: money to this organization quote, we will chop off their
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Speaker 1: heads and we will liberate the sorrowful and exalted at
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Speaker 1: the mosque. That is what two young girls said at
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Speaker 1: the event. According to the Times of Israel, Walt's office
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Speaker 1: in Minnesota. Muslim American Society did not reply for requests
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Speaker 1: for comment about this new shocking information which I am
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Speaker 1: giving to you right now. Why Because they don't have
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Speaker 1: to answ to the question. Because they believe that no
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Speaker 1: one's gonna hear about this, So why on earth would
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Speaker 1: you respond to something? Right, Why would you respond to
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Speaker 1: something if you know that no one's going to hear
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Speaker 1: about it, which, by the way, is where you come in.
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Speaker 1: This is why we do this show, and this is
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Speaker 1: family and your friends can actually hear this. This is
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Speaker 1: incredibly important that everybody know about it, Everybody hear about it,
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Speaker 1: everybody understand this is how radical this ticket actually is. Now,
20:44
Speaker 1: let's turn to a bigger question, Slash. I'm concerned that
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Speaker 1: I have right now it is the coronation of Kamala
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Speaker 1: Harris may actually be working. Why do I say that
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Speaker 1: there is some new pulling down out of this is
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Speaker 1: showing it is not only just a very tight race,
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Speaker 1: it's a brand new race, and that the Democratic Party
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Speaker 1: may have saved themselves from a guaranteed defeat with Joe Biden.
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Speaker 1: As I said, and I described Kamala Harris before, and
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Speaker 1: I'll say it again, Kamwa Harris was a terrible candidate
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Speaker 1: several years ago when she ran for president. No one
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Speaker 1: liked her. But when you know that you're going to
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Speaker 1: lose with a candidate, as the Democratic Party knew with
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Speaker 1: Joe Biden, especially after that presidential debate, then you get
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Speaker 1: thrown a lifeline and your perspective changes. If you were
21:38
Speaker 1: on the Titanic and the crappiest ship in the world
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Speaker 1: was going to save your life. That is what perspective,
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Speaker 1: how quickly it can change, And that's exactly what's happened
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Speaker 1: when it comes to Kamala Harris. So let me answer
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Speaker 1: the question that so many of you been asking me
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Speaker 1: on social media. Are you concerned? The answer isn't just yes,
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Speaker 1: The answer is hell, yes. I am incredibly concerned. I
22:23
Speaker 1: am incredibly concerned by the Harris campaign. I am extremely
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Speaker 1: worried by this coronation that we're witnessing. I am extremely
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Speaker 1: worried about the prospect of her not having to do
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Speaker 1: even a debate and still winning this thing because the
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Speaker 1: media is giving her basically the equivalent of a billion
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Speaker 1: dollars of kind donations for positive media. And what does
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Speaker 1: that positive media sound like? Well, here's Jonathan Carl at
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Speaker 1: ABC News.
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Speaker 4: What a difference a few weeks makes. Before President Biden
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Speaker 4: dropped out of the presidential race. That was three weeks ago. Today,
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Speaker 4: Democrats were discouraged, Republicans run a role, and it looked
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Speaker 4: like Donald Trump was well on his way to winning
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Speaker 4: back the White House. Now, a new New York Times
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Speaker 4: sien pol of the battleground states likely to determine who
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Speaker 4: will win shows that the Kamala Harris Tim Walls ticket
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Speaker 4: has the momentum, leading Trump advance by four points among
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Speaker 4: lakely voters in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. That's a dramatic
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Speaker 4: change after what The Times is calling the worst three
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Speaker 4: weeks of Donald Trump's twenty twenty four campaign.
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Speaker 1: By the way, the worst three weeks, as they described
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Speaker 1: it as, his campaign had nothing to do with him.
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Speaker 1: It had everything to do with the media that was
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Speaker 1: given a lifeline to save their radical agenda with a
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Speaker 1: woman by the name of Kamala Harris instead of Joe Biden.
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Speaker 1: How do you run against a coronation? How do you
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Speaker 1: run against someone that no one's voted for. I remind
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Speaker 1: you that not a single person has voted for Kamala Harris.
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Speaker 1: She was chosen by the elite of the Democratic Party.
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Speaker 1: How do you run against that? Right, It's very tough.
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Speaker 1: But then you've got all the celebrities who've come out
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Speaker 1: as well, which is what they do so well. For example,
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Speaker 1: Charlemagne the God, he was on ABC this week. Listen
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Speaker 1: to what he had to say.
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Speaker 5: I think it was exactly six months ago. We sat
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Speaker 5: down her just about six months ago, and you said
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Speaker 5: that there was no main character energy with Biden, nobody
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Speaker 5: was inspired by the Democratic ticket.
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Speaker 6: But what about now, Oh, there's definitely a lot of
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Speaker 6: main characters energy on the Democratic ticket. I mean that's
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Speaker 6: always been my frustration, you know, from the beginning, right,
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Speaker 6: because we know who the vice president is, we know
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Speaker 6: who Kamala Harris is, like, she has super main character energies.
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Speaker 5: And I think you said the race was between the crooks,
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Speaker 5: the cowards and the couch Yeah, and you were the
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Speaker 5: couch meeting. Apathy was gonna Yeah, I had to lead.
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Speaker 5: What about now? I think there's less apathy.
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Speaker 6: But you know, if I'm the Democrats, I'm not spiking
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Speaker 6: the football yet. The job is not done. You know,
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Speaker 6: you still have to bring this thing home in November.
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Speaker 6: I think that there's a lot of energy. People keep
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Speaker 6: calling this the honeymoon phase. I don't think it's a
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Speaker 6: honeymoon phase. I just think people haven't been energized in
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Speaker 6: the Democratic Party in a long time. I think a
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Speaker 6: lot of voters, you know, even if you're not a Democratic,
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Speaker 6: you're an independent, you know, are an undecided person. You
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Speaker 6: haven't been this. You haven't been energized for something in
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Speaker 6: a long time. The last time we felt energy in
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Speaker 6: the campaign was two thousand and eight when President Barack
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Speaker 6: Obama first ran. This feels like whoa, there's like real energy.
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Speaker 6: You want to be proud.
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Speaker 5: With that crowd Michigan.
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Speaker 6: Absolutely, and look at all the new registered voters like that.
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Speaker 6: When people are energized enough to say, hey, I want
25:51
Speaker 6: to go out and register the vote and be a
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Speaker 6: part of this process, that's when you know you got.
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Speaker 1: Really now, Charlmayne just said that she's got like superhero
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Speaker 1: Superman energy. And notice what he said there. I'm not
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Speaker 1: spiking the football yet. This job is not done, you know,
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Speaker 1: you still have to bring this thing home in November.
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Speaker 1: I think there's a lot of energy. People keep calling
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Speaker 1: this the honeymoon phase. I don't think it's a honeymoon phase.
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Speaker 1: I just think people haven't been energized the Democratic Party
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Speaker 1: in a long time. It's all perspective, folks, It is
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Speaker 1: all perspective. And what you're hearing here is no one's
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Speaker 1: talking about what they should be talking about. The Kamwa
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Speaker 1: Harris was involved in one of the largest cover ups
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Speaker 1: in modern political history as she was covering up for
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Speaker 1: a declining Joe Biden. She knew how bad the cognitive
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Speaker 1: decline was of Joe Biden. Why should she be trusted
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Speaker 1: as a presidential as a president if she was willing
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Speaker 1: to lie and cover up what was going on on
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Speaker 1: with a present that has been incapacitated. I think we
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Speaker 1: all can agree now for a significant amount of time,
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Speaker 1: meaning years, not weeks, not months, but years, how is
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Speaker 1: it that she's got super you know superman, you know energy?
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Speaker 1: As he describes it instead of having to answer for
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Speaker 1: the I would argue the biggest political cover up in
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Speaker 1: modern political history. She also lied to the American people.
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Speaker 1: And what I'm about to play for you, I really
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Speaker 1: hope you're going to take this from our podcast and
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Speaker 1: you're going to share it because it needs to be shared.
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Speaker 1: She went on TV and day after day, week after week,
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Speaker 1: month after month, and year after year. Literally, Kamala Harris
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Speaker 1: carried the lie to protect Joe Biden. And now I'm
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Speaker 1: start to trust her that she's not going to lie
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Speaker 1: to the American people on issues of national security, that
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Speaker 1: she's not gonna lie when she talks about what her
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Speaker 1: plans are for this country. You know, she says, oh,
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Speaker 1: we're friends with Israel, But then she won't hire a
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Speaker 1: guy that's Jewish, even though he's the best candidate because
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Speaker 1: he was Jewish, because she gave in to the radical
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Speaker 1: and the extremists of her party. Listen to Kamwa Harris
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Speaker 1: in her own words, covering for Joe Biden's to climb,
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Speaker 1: lying directly to your facaying, oh no, no, he's bold,
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Speaker 1: he's vibrant, he's in great shape, he's incredible.
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Speaker 2: We have a very bold and vibrant president in Joe Biden.
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Speaker 4: But a majority of Americans, according a majority of Democrats
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Speaker 4: according to our new poll, say they don't want President
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Speaker 4: Biden to run again.
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Speaker 2: What do you say to that, I mean, George, I
28:47
Speaker 2: think that age is more than a chronological fact. To
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Speaker 2: be very frank with you, it's about thinking about whether
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Speaker 2: we have in our leader, which we do in Joe Biden,
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Speaker 2: somebody who was bold. I mean, think about it. And
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Speaker 2: Joe Biden. We have a president who is probably one
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Speaker 2: of the boldest and strongest American presidents we have had
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Speaker 2: in his response to the needs of the American people.
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Speaker 2: But he is an extraordinary leader. And I wish that
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Speaker 2: people could see what I see because there's only one
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Speaker 2: person who says, behind that resolute desk, you're fifty eight.
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Speaker 6: Now.
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Speaker 7: If you win the second term, as you and the
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Speaker 7: President are running to do, he would be eighty six
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Speaker 7: at the end of it. The Wall Street Journal had
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Speaker 7: a poll showing two thirds of Democrats say Joe Biden
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Speaker 7: is too old to run again. Are you prepared to
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Speaker 7: be commander in chief?
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Speaker 2: Yes? I am if necessary, But Joe Biden is going
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Speaker 2: to be fine. And let me tell you something I
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Speaker 2: work with Joe Biden every day. The work that under
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Speaker 2: Joe Biden's leadership, our administration has accomplished is transformative to
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Speaker 2: very problement.
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Speaker 8: Washington Post articles today talking about President Biden's age, and
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Speaker 8: that's a been concerned among the young voters and in
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Speaker 8: growing full numbers, that's to be concerned. Are are people
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Speaker 8: right to be concerned about his age at this point?
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Speaker 2: Well, let me just say this. When I talk to
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Speaker 2: these young voters, what they want is a leader who
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Speaker 2: is in touch with the problems of today and has
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Speaker 2: a vision for what we can do today and in
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Speaker 2: the future to deal with it. President Biden is the
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Speaker 2: first president to take on in any substantial way the
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Speaker 2: issue of the climate crisis. I'm not going to engage
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Speaker 2: in that hypothetical because Joe Biden is very much alive
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Speaker 2: and running for reelection. First of all, I would say
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Speaker 2: that age is more than a chronological fact.
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Speaker 7: I spend a whole.
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Speaker 2: Lot of time with our president, be it in the
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Speaker 2: Oval Office or the situation room, and in other places,
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Speaker 2: and I can tell you, as I just mentioned, not
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Speaker 2: only is he absolutely authorities in rooms around the globe,
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Speaker 2: but in the Oval Office, meeting with members of Congress,
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Speaker 2: meeting with leaders in industry, meeting with community leaders. I
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Speaker 2: will tell you that he is in front of often
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Speaker 2: everyone in the room in terms of thinking about how
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Speaker 2: we can resolve issues, negotiate in a way that is
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Speaker 2: about concession where necessary, but for the sake of accomplishment
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Speaker 2: and actual work.
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Speaker 1: This is a liar. She lied and covered up in
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Speaker 1: such a just I would argue, evil way, the cognitive
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Speaker 1: decline of the presidency, and now the media is like
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Speaker 1: she's the nicest, smartest, most brilliant woman in the room.
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Speaker 1: It's disgusting. She covered up the decline of the president
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