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Kamala/Oprah FAKE Interview a Disaster just like the New Polling Numbers · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: There are a lot of polls that have just come out,
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Speaker 1: a lot of polls that deal with Kamala Harris and
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump and where we are in this election as
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Speaker 1: we're about fifty days out, and there are some takeaways
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Speaker 1: from these polls, But one of them that is very
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Speaker 1: glaring is this Gallup's latest poll finds that Trump's favorability
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Speaker 1: is actually better than Kamala Harris, flashing a red warning
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Speaker 1: to the Democratic Party. So what are they going to do?
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Speaker 1: They're trying to overcome that issue by talking about how
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Speaker 1: likable she is. Her husband went out and did a
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Speaker 1: massive interview the Second Gentleman on ABC their morning show,
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Speaker 1: and it was propaganda for eleven minutes about how great
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Speaker 1: she is. But I don't know if it's going to work.
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Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton now coming out saying the same thing. In fact,
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Speaker 1: the entire Democratic Party now seems to be running out
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Speaker 1: and doing this now. According to a recent Gallop poll,
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Speaker 1: former President Trump is viewed more favorable than Harris. Forty
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Speaker 1: six percent rated Trump favorably, while forty four percent rated
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Speaker 1: Harris favorably. On the flip side, fifty three percent rated
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump unfavorably, and fifty four percent rated Harris unfavorably,
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Speaker 1: meaning that they are both individuals that basically either love.
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Speaker 2: Them or you hate them. There's not a lot in between.
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Speaker 1: Now, Midia I came out and called this a flashing
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Speaker 1: red warning sign for Harris. It really shouldn't be because
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Speaker 1: she had the lowest approval rating of any vice president
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Speaker 1: in history, and she got out of the president of
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Speaker 1: rates when she was pulling at one percent. So it
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Speaker 1: actually shouldn't be a warning sign. Now, I think what
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Speaker 1: the media thought they were going to be able to
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Speaker 1: do was Jedi mind tricking you by everybody to thinking
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Speaker 1: that Harris is amazing, even though Harris has been exposed
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Speaker 1: to the American people, and I'm not talking about like
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Speaker 1: in an expose, like her values. I'm saying you've seen
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Speaker 1: enough of her to have an opinion about her. She
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Speaker 1: ran for president, she then ran for vice president, she
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Speaker 1: ran for vice president again. Now all of a sudden,
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Speaker 1: on a nowhere president, no one's voted for her.
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Speaker 2: Media.
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Speaker 1: I put it this way quote, while the numbers are
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Speaker 1: similar and within the margin of air, they illustrate a
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Speaker 1: shift that should serve as a flashing red warning sign
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Speaker 1: for the Harris campaign. Since August Harris's unfavorable rating has
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Speaker 1: gone up five points. So since they had the Democratic Convention,
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Speaker 1: Harris's unfavorable rating has gone up five points, while Trump's
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Speaker 1: has actually gone down two. On the other side, Trump's
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Speaker 1: favorability has gone up five points while Harris's has gone
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Speaker 1: down three. Trump winning over Americans at the stage in
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Speaker 1: the campaign and after being omnipresent on the national stage
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Speaker 1: for the last eight plus years, is a brutal indictment
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Speaker 1: for Harris of how many Americans view their matchup, they
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Speaker 1: write in this article.
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Speaker 2: Historically, neither Trump nor Harris has.
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Speaker 1: Held a high rating in this poll, with both languishing
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Speaker 1: in the thirty six to thirty seven percent favorability range
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Speaker 1: for most of twenty twenty three, with Trump's numbers starting
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Speaker 1: to tick up after he announced another White House run
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Speaker 1: in late twenty twenty three, Harris's numbers surged all the
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Speaker 1: way to forty seven percent following her becoming the party's nominee.
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Speaker 1: But sense of dipped again because as much as you
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Speaker 1: try to dress her up, it does not seem to
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Speaker 1: be working with the American people. For most Harris supporters,
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Speaker 1: it is all about the inconceivable idea that more Americans
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Speaker 1: could like Trump than Harris, but according to Gallup, this
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Speaker 1: is a very real possibility. And when Harris's camp doesn't
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Speaker 1: seem ready to combat, they don't know how to do it. Well,
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Speaker 1: I'm going to start with example one. Hillary Clinton has
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Speaker 1: a new book that's out. She's doing the book circuit.
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Speaker 1: She went on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon last night
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Speaker 1: and what she said is she has an addendum to
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Speaker 1: her book and they went into this and guess who
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Speaker 1: the addendum is. Well, I'll let you and I'll let
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Speaker 1: Jimmy Fallon figure this out. How much propaganda is coming
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Speaker 1: from the Harrison campaign in the first couple of minutes
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Speaker 1: of this interview.
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Speaker 2: You ready, yeah, you can clap sure, I want to
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Speaker 2: step on any clouds.
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Speaker 3: Let's talk about the book.
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Speaker 4: Is in the book on the audiobook especially you added
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Speaker 4: a little extra addendum to this because the whole campaign
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Speaker 4: has changed.
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Speaker 2: Can we talk about it for a second. Kamala Harris
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Speaker 2: is now denominee and yes, this is exciting.
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Speaker 3: Were you giving your advice?
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Speaker 2: Were you?
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Speaker 3: First? Of all?
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Speaker 5: You know, I had to turn the book in and
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Speaker 5: I turned it in before everything changed. Yeah, and it
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Speaker 5: was thrilling. President Biden did the right thing. It was
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Speaker 5: an act of patriotism for him to make that decision.
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Speaker 2: And you know, not a lot of.
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Speaker 5: People, and I could name one in particular, would give up.
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Speaker 2: Power literally wonder you're talking about.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, he shall remain nameless.
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Speaker 2: Right, So this all happened, and.
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Speaker 5: I couldn't write about it because the book was at
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Speaker 5: the printer.
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Speaker 3: So I recorded.
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Speaker 5: I was recording the book, and I did an epilogue
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Speaker 5: talking about it, and you know, I sat down and
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Speaker 5: I thought, all right, how do I really honestly feel?
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Speaker 5: Because I try to be as you know, candid as
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Speaker 5: I possibly can personally politically in this book, I thought,
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Speaker 5: how how do I feel somebody I know, somebody I respect.
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Speaker 2: I'm woman, you know, snapping pencils.
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Speaker 1: I'm so excited for you graduations. Yeah, you did it.
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Speaker 5: The first but I had to I had to ask myself,
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Speaker 5: was that how I And the answer is no, I
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Speaker 5: was thrilled.
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Speaker 2: I was excited. I was a vilarted you are and
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Speaker 2: you know.
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Speaker 3: Partly because I know her.
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Speaker 5: I've known her for a long time. I know her sister,
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Speaker 5: I know her husband, I know the whole family. And
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Speaker 5: she has performed flawlessly, flawlessly and you know, being thrown
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Speaker 5: into the deep end the president endorsinger. Literally within a
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Speaker 5: minute or two, my husband and I endorsed her. I mean,
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Speaker 5: we just believed so strongly that she was the person
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Speaker 5: and she could not have had a better convention, and
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Speaker 5: she could not.
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Speaker 2: Have had a better debate. She had a debate, had a.
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Speaker 1: Great I love this like they're sending out Hillary Clinton,
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Speaker 1: by the way, which had a seventy four percent unfavorability
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Speaker 1: in the Democratic primary back when she was running for president,
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Speaker 1: to try to convince the American people that she's just amazing,
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Speaker 1: that Kamwa Harris is just incredible, that she's the greatest
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Speaker 1: thing ever. And you laugh because her words, it's obvious
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Speaker 1: this is pre planned by the campaign, right. I love
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Speaker 1: the level of joy and enthusiasm of the Harris campaign.
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Speaker 1: Is that actually an issue? Like I'm being serious, Is
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Speaker 1: that an issue?
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Speaker 6: No?
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Speaker 2: I don't know if that's going to move the needle
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Speaker 2: at all. Now.
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Speaker 1: The question is is this going to be the new
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Speaker 1: strategy to somehow try to get people to like her
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Speaker 1: without having to talk about the issues, because when she
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Speaker 1: has to talk about the issues, she doesn't do well
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Speaker 1: and her likability drops even more. She did do this
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Speaker 1: sit down with Oprah, and it was a designed event
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Speaker 1: to say, see, we're doing interviews, but let's be clear,
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Speaker 1: Oprah is not an interview. Oprah spoke of the Democratic Convention.
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Speaker 1: She's not a journalist in this situation. She's a biased
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Speaker 1: individual who is putting on him a for TV show
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Speaker 1: to promote Kamala Harris, that is who she's endorsed.
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Speaker 2: So this isn't a real interview.
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Speaker 1: But they're trying to act like it's an interview even
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Speaker 1: though it's not an interview. And she did this interview
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Speaker 1: with Oprah, right they call it an interview. It's not
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Speaker 1: just sit down propaganda piece. And even CNN said this
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Speaker 1: is not going to work. This is not going to
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Speaker 1: be a strategy that works to avoid doing interviews.
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Speaker 2: You look at.
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Speaker 1: CNN and they're like, all right, look, we understand Oprah's
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Speaker 1: on the road. We understand that Oprah's going to sit down.
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Speaker 1: We understand they're trying to make it like it's an interview,
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Speaker 1: but it's not an interview. And I want you to
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Speaker 1: listen to this conversation on CNN about Harris Oprah appearing
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Speaker 1: at this Michigan event forty seven days until election day
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Speaker 1: and trying to pass it off as some.
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Speaker 2: Sort of real interview, which it clearly isn't.
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Speaker 7: The economy from abortion, how many people are sitting at
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Speaker 7: your kitchen table is a kitchen table issue.
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Speaker 3: So abortion is center.
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Speaker 8: Whether Oprah brings it to us or not, abortion will
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Speaker 8: be center to this.
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Speaker 7: Less events are, you know, part of a strategy that
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Speaker 7: the Harris campaign is putting out there, which is to
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Speaker 7: largely avoid doing interviews. They're not necessarily settings that put
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Speaker 7: her that where she shines, so they're doing this instead.
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Speaker 7: And this was very different for her. Might at work?
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Speaker 7: Will this be enough? I mean we have, you know,
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Speaker 7: less than fifty days until the next election, So.
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Speaker 3: The answer is it is not enough. It will work partly.
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Speaker 3: So let me explain.
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Speaker 2: This is a great event and.
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Speaker 8: It's good for her, and listen, especially with Oprah.
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Speaker 3: And an Oprah audience.
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Speaker 8: This is really really important for Kamala Harris because Donald
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Speaker 8: Trump has every base voter he's going to get. She
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Speaker 8: does not have every base voter she can get, and
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Speaker 8: she needs about ten points more black voters in places
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Speaker 8: like Georgia to be where she needs to be to
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Speaker 8: win these swing states. So these are incredibly important moments
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Speaker 8: for her.
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Speaker 3: They are not enough though.
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Speaker 8: She still has to sit down and answer questions.
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Speaker 3: I'm not inventing this.
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Speaker 8: I talked to swing state voters all day and what
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Speaker 8: they're telling me is, I'm still undecided because.
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Speaker 3: I haven't heard enough from Kamala Harris. They know who.
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Speaker 8: Donald Trump is, they don't know enough about Kamala Harris,
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Speaker 8: and they're not here for the soft interviews.
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Speaker 3: They want her.
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Speaker 8: To have to answer real questions about the problems they have.
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Speaker 2: This is them in their own words.
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Speaker 8: You don't have to take it from sc cup, take
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Speaker 8: it from the voters you need.
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Speaker 3: She needs more interviews, But can I ask you ask?
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Speaker 9: Yeah?
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Speaker 2: Can I say to you they're right by the way.
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Speaker 1: This is a strategy to largely avoid doing interviews. And
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Speaker 1: if that is a conversation that they're having at CNN
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Speaker 1: right now, you can throw her out there on TV.
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Speaker 1: You can have Hillary Clinton say I love the level
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Speaker 1: of join enthusiasm the Hairs campaign. It's not enough you're
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Speaker 1: gonna have Oprah out there on stage with her.
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Speaker 2: It's not enough.
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Speaker 1: You gonna have Oprah out there having this conversation.
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Speaker 2: It is not enough.
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Speaker 1: And I'll play it again because Abby Phillips point she
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Speaker 1: makes here is absolutely right.
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Speaker 7: De vents, are you know, part of a strategy that
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Speaker 7: the Hars campaign is putting out there, which is to
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Speaker 7: largely avoid doing interviews. They're not necessarily settings that put
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Speaker 7: her where she shines, so they're doing this instead.
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Speaker 1: I mean, it's insane, like they're admitting it on CNN.
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Speaker 1: The candidate we are hiding from you. We are running
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Speaker 1: the basement, the Joe Biden basement strategy here, and we're
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Speaker 1: gonna have everybody else go out on TV and tell
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Speaker 1: you how great she is instead of us actually doing it.
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Speaker 1: A friend of mine, Mary Katherine ham Over at Fox
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Speaker 1: US channel, was having this conversation earlier and she said
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Speaker 1: this about this sit down quote United for America twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty four interview, and listen, just listen to it.
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Speaker 3: It's been a few things that have been strange.
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Speaker 10: I mean twice now, Kamala Harris has brought up that
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Speaker 10: she has a gun, and no one has followed up
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Speaker 10: to say what kind. But here she was with Oprah
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Speaker 10: yesterday talking about what would happen if somebody broke into
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Speaker 10: her home.
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Speaker 2: I'm a gun owner to moms a god know that.
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Speaker 3: House again? Shot.
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Speaker 2: Yes, yes, I hear that. I hear that.
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Speaker 11: Probably should not have said that, but my saff will
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Speaker 11: deal with that later.
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Speaker 3: Mary catherinam, what did you think of yesterday?
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Speaker 8: Oh?
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Speaker 10: Look, it might be the first time I've agreed with
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Speaker 10: her on the right of self defense. In the past,
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Speaker 10: she's of course said the standard ground laws are racist
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Speaker 10: and grounded in racism, so she has a very limited
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Speaker 10: view of this. I'm not really surprised that elites think
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Speaker 10: it's okay for them to defend themselves but then try
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Speaker 10: to take that right from others. That's sort of a
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Speaker 10: normal leftist elite thing to do. Oprah, I'm sure has
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Speaker 10: much armed security, as well as they should under the
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Speaker 10: constitution of this nation. But largely I think especially the
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Speaker 10: split screen was helpful. When she was giving the answer
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Speaker 10: about prices for day to day living and the couple
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Speaker 10: is laboring to understand if there's a point in there for.
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Speaker 3: Them, there's not.
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Speaker 10: She basically says, I'm going to lower prices by lowering prices.
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Speaker 10: That's a thing that I'm going to do because America
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Speaker 10: and your dreams, and that is not really.
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Speaker 3: A sufficient answer.
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Speaker 10: Now she's up against an opponent who has his own
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Speaker 10: liabilities and might make her more attractive for that reason.
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Speaker 10: But she in this forum, which should have been just
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Speaker 10: easy to knock out of the park. I mean, Oprah's
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Speaker 10: helping you the whole time, Meryl Streep's they are not
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Speaker 10: remembering her lines, just as Common was not remembering her lines.
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Speaker 10: But like everybody's having a good time, it should have
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Speaker 10: gone off basically perfectly. And these answers are pretty hard
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Speaker 10: to listen to sometimes, particularly if you're a person. I
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Speaker 10: was actually checking because I have four kids.
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Speaker 3: On our grocery prices year over year, and it is
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Speaker 3: a double digit.
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Speaker 10: Percentage increase from this month in twenty twenty three to
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Speaker 10: twenty twenty four. I didn't even go back to twenty
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Speaker 10: twenty one, right, that would be a much large one.
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Speaker 3: It's several hundred dollars in a month. This is what
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Speaker 3: people are dealing with.
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Speaker 10: And if it's hurting our family, it's hurting others a
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Speaker 10: lot more. And that couple didn't hear anything about how she.
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Speaker 12: Was going to help.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, by the way, absolutely right, because you look at
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Speaker 1: these higher prices, the single most important factor, and let's
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Speaker 1: go back to the polls, the single most important factor
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Speaker 1: motivating you to vote this election.
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Speaker 2: High price is thirty nine percent.
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Speaker 1: Number two, Immigration thirty two percent, stopping opponent from winning
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Speaker 1: twenty nine percent, abortions at twenty seven, violent crime at
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Speaker 1: twenty six, which is insane because that means obsessed with abortions, Okay,
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Speaker 1: and that that's pretty clear. The left is obsessed to that,
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Speaker 1: and many conservatives are access obsessed with violent crime.
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Speaker 2: So there's a very clear difference there.
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Speaker 1: But when you hear what Mary Catherine said, it's the
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Speaker 1: economy stupid, And she's right. This interview should have gone
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Speaker 1: off without a hitch. It should have gone off easily.
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Speaker 1: It shouldn't have been hard to do. And so what
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Speaker 1: Democrats are saying is basically, look, we'll send out Doug Enhoff, right,
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Speaker 1: the first husband, will throw him out there on ABC
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Speaker 1: News and he'll tell people, you have a dudey to
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Speaker 1: vote for my wife because she's a woman. Making a
18:29
Speaker 1: sex issue a interesting how democrats to say, Democrats that
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Speaker 1: can't give you the definition of a woman have no
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Speaker 1: problem telling you now you need to vote for a
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Speaker 1: woman that they can define in Kamala Harris. But tomorrow,
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Speaker 1: if it comes down to transgenderism in your kids and
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Speaker 1: in doctrining your kids, they can't even tell you what
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Speaker 1: a woman is. But Doug Enhoff going out there doing
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Speaker 1: this twelve minute you know, state propaganda media, ABC News
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Speaker 1: exclusive one on one with a second gentleman is a
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Speaker 1: joke and he says, why should you vote for my wife?
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Speaker 2: Listen?
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Speaker 13: And if you become first gentleman, what would that say about?
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Speaker 13: You know, defining the gender, rolling.
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Speaker 12: About masculinity, a man supporting a woman and lifting up
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Speaker 12: a woman.
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Speaker 2: It's the right thing to do.
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Speaker 12: And when some woman succeeds, it's not like some man
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Speaker 12: somewhere is not succeeding. There's like this binary thinking where
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Speaker 12: it's either or no, it's both. When we lift up women,
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Speaker 12: we lift up all society.
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Speaker 1: But let me just pause there because I want you
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Speaker 1: to hear that second part. You the host here former
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Speaker 1: guy I had.
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Speaker 2: To work for me at one point.
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Speaker 1: We've worked together, and I need to make it look
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Speaker 1: like everything's kosher and above board.
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Speaker 2: So let's just go ahead, uh, and you know, we'll.
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Speaker 1: Check that box off real quick, and that's how we'll
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Speaker 1: do this. And we'll just say that real fast, so
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Speaker 1: I can just tell you, hey, this is all totally normal.
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Speaker 1: This is all completely normal. Everything's fine here. I'm just
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Speaker 1: one dude that used to work with a dude, and
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Speaker 1: we're gonna talk about why you should vote for Comma.
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Speaker 2: And it's because she's a woman and it's.
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Speaker 1: The right thing to do as a woman, Like as
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Speaker 1: a man, you should.
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Speaker 2: You just need to vote for the woman.
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Speaker 1: It is total insanity, folks, that this is the this
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Speaker 1: is the platform of what they're saying you need to
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Speaker 1: do and this is how you need to do it.
20:51
Speaker 1: It's insane. Let me go back real quick to just
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Speaker 1: some of the questioning. Uh, there was this.
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Speaker 2: Event.
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Speaker 1: It was like it was like a studio audience, but
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Speaker 1: within like thousands of people connect on skyper zoom that
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Speaker 1: are watching I say thousand, maybe it's hundreds of couples
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Speaker 1: and individuals and there, and they would go to them
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Speaker 1: at this Oprah Winfrey Kamala Harrison event and.
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Speaker 2: You would get to ask a question.
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Speaker 1: So the questions, by the way, went about as good
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Speaker 1: as you would expect. And this is exactly why Kamala's
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Speaker 1: handlers are like, look, we cannot just let you do
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Speaker 1: real interviews with the media because you suck at it
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Speaker 1: and you don't know how to answer these questions. So
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Speaker 1: I want you to hear this. This is a husband
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Speaker 1: wife sitting next to each other. They bring up their
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Speaker 1: big picture on like the equivalent of the big screen,
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Speaker 1: and they ask Kamala Harris a very simple question that
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Speaker 1: she cannot answer.
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Speaker 3: Really would love.
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Speaker 14: To know what your plan is to help lower the
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Speaker 14: cost of living.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, first of all, thank you both.
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Speaker 11: For being here and yours is a story I around
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Speaker 11: the country as I travel, and in terms of both
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Speaker 11: rightly having the right to have aspirations and dreams and
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Speaker 11: ambitions for your family and working hard and finding that
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Speaker 11: the American dream is for this generation and so many recently,
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Speaker 11: far more elusive than it's been, and we need to
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Speaker 11: deal with that.
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Speaker 2: She didn't answer the question.
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Speaker 1: It's not a hard question, a question you should know
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Speaker 1: is going to be coming your way. But this is
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Speaker 1: not a tough question that she was asked, by the way,
22:37
Speaker 1: speaking in Georgia.
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Speaker 2: In Atlanta, she was asked are on stage and she was.
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Speaker 1: Had a crowd chant Amber Thurman's name and blamed her
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Speaker 1: death on abortion laws. Amber died because of complications from
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Speaker 1: abortion medication. Like the media should fact check this, They won't,
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Speaker 1: They won't do it. But she actually died of complications
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Speaker 1: from abortion medication.
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Speaker 2: And I want you to listen to what she said
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Speaker 2: in Atlanta. It's again a lie.
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Speaker 4: And many of us remember there's so many leaders here
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Speaker 4: from two years ago when the dab's decision.
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Speaker 3: Came down, we knew this could happen.
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Speaker 4: There is a word preventable, and there is another word predictable.
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Speaker 4: And the reality is for every story we hear of
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Speaker 4: the suffering under Trump abortion bands, there are so many
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Speaker 4: of the stories we're not hearing, but where suffering is
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Speaker 4: happening every day in our country, An untold number of
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Speaker 4: people suffering, women who are also being made to feel
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Speaker 4: as though they did something wrong. The judgment fact here
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Speaker 4: is outrageous, being made as though to feel as though
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Speaker 4: they are criminals, as though they are alone. So to
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Speaker 4: those women, to those families, I say, on, behalf of
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Speaker 4: what I believe. We all say we see you, and
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Speaker 4: you are not alone, and we are all here standing
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Speaker 4: with you, standing with you.
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Speaker 2: You are not alone. You are not alone.
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Speaker 1: This narrative that she pushes out there, right, Harris, at
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Speaker 1: least two women died because of Trump abortion band.
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Speaker 2: The woman that she mentioned the name is a woman that.
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Speaker 1: Died from complications from the abortion pill from MEDICAI. How
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Speaker 1: is that Donald Trump's fault? I would love for someone
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Speaker 1: to explain that to me. And I just don't know
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Speaker 1: if this is a one of those moments where it's like,
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Speaker 1: is that really gonna get you over the finish line here?
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Speaker 2: Like is that enough to really move the needle for
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Speaker 2: you here? I don't get it.
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Speaker 1: I really don't understand how they think, Yep, oh yep,
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Speaker 1: this is gonna do it, folks. And when you're in
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Speaker 1: Georgia and you say Amber died because the complications from
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Speaker 1: abortion medication is what you should say. But she didn't
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Speaker 1: say that. No, no, she said it's Donald Trump's fault.
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Speaker 1: It's Donald Trump's fault. By the way, you want to
25:44
Speaker 1: know what's happening right now at the White House. The
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Speaker 1: White House had a cabinet meeting today, Joe Biden cabinet meeting,
25:54
Speaker 1: first time in eleven months. And when they finally have one,
25:57
Speaker 1: do you want to know sitting at the head of
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Speaker 1: the table. You want to know shitting at the of
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Speaker 1: the table a woman elected by no one named Joe Biden.
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Speaker 3: It'll be Joe Biden, doctor Biden. The first Lady in
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Speaker 3: attendance today as well.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, I mean, this is an important and interesting
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Speaker 9: cabinet meeting because of who is not there, which was
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Speaker 9: Vice President Harris obviously, who has her campaign schedule, but
26:18
Speaker 9: then because of the spotlight that the First Lady did have.
26:21
Speaker 9: She talked about the fact that sometimes the White House,
26:24
Speaker 9: in her words, surprises you. And for somebody who has
26:26
Speaker 9: worked on women's health issues for her whole career, frankly
26:30
Speaker 9: as a teacher, but also as the Second Lady and
26:32
Speaker 9: now as the first Lady, she said one of the
26:34
Speaker 9: things that struck her the most was the inequities in
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Speaker 9: medical research, funding for medical research for women. So this
26:39
Speaker 9: is an important priority of hers that she had the
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Speaker 9: opportunity to at this Cabinet meeting to spotlight and as
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Speaker 9: you had that great interview with her Peter talking about
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Speaker 9: the fact that, yes, a burden may have been lifted
26:50
Speaker 9: from her husband's shoulder in one respect with the end
26:52
Speaker 9: of his campaign, but there's still a lot of work
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Speaker 9: that they both intend to do during their last few
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Speaker 9: months in office.
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Speaker 1: Here so maybe now we know he's running the the country,
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Speaker 1: maybe it is Joe Biden. She's singing at the head
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Speaker 1: of the damn table. In fact, she got an introduction
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Speaker 1: from her husband, Joe Biden basically like his his sister
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Speaker 1: living center, like, Hey, I can't.
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Speaker 2: Do anything without my wife being here.
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Speaker 1: So here she is, folks, at the head of the
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Speaker 1: table at a cabinet meeting.
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Speaker 15: This is the first time Jill has joined us, and
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Speaker 15: that goes to show how important this year is. Where
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Speaker 15: she's about to speak to the both of us today
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Speaker 15: at the top of our meeting, Jill's going on a
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Speaker 15: given update on the House Initiative White House one this
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Speaker 15: year to fundamentally you've changed the approach and the fun
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Speaker 15: on how we approach in fun women's health services. So
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Speaker 15: I'd like to turn over to Jill and friend of
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Speaker 15: comment she has and four years, kid, that's.
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Speaker 3: The White House surprises you.
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Speaker 7: When Joe became president, I knew I wanted to keep
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Speaker 7: shining one on the issues that I worked on for
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Speaker 7: so many years.
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Speaker 2: I mean, what, like, what is this? Take your spouse
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Speaker 2: to work this.
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Speaker 1: Hey, she's leading the cabinet meeting at the head of
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Speaker 1: the damn table. And you gotta understand, now, this is
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Speaker 1: the problem. This is what we have to overcome.
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Speaker 2: Now. Data point for you.
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Speaker 1: I want you to know about new black undecided voters
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Speaker 1: in Georgia say the economy was better under Donald Trump
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Speaker 1: and think Kama Harris is Week. The focus group was
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Speaker 1: conducted by Daily Mail poster j L Partners and James Johnson.
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Speaker 1: The voters voiced their concerns that Harris is a WEEK leader.
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Speaker 2: I want you to hear in their own words. Every
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Speaker 2: voice that you're going to hear of.
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Speaker 1: The respondents are African Americans, Okay, in Georgia.
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Speaker 6: Listen, hand up if you think he's one of those
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Speaker 6: better on the Trump and hands up if you think
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Speaker 6: better on the vibe than Harris.
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Speaker 1: So only one person out of the group, and there's
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Speaker 1: eight African Americans, only one said the economy is better
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Speaker 1: off under Harris.
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Speaker 2: Now keep listening.
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Speaker 3: Okay, it's seven to one. That's pretty pretty clear the truth.
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Speaker 14: I'm not saying he's like, of course, yeah, like they
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Speaker 14: say he has best. He still has a business mindset.
29:16
Speaker 14: I think that Lindner somewhat. And I think, yes, the
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Speaker 14: trickle down whatever previous stuff, and I think he just
29:22
Speaker 14: handled certain things a little better.
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Speaker 3: Who does Trump?
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Speaker 14: Trumps He provided more jobs, more opportunities similar even though
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Speaker 14: he didn't have any experience of polity, but he came
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Speaker 14: in and did a much better job, and he looked
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Speaker 14: at the statistics.
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Speaker 3: Now to have far more words now didn't work before.
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Speaker 6: Firstly, I just want to ask the general question about Harris.
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Speaker 3: Then we're going to show some questions about well ship.
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Speaker 6: Biggest hesitation about voting to Kamala Harris.
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Speaker 3: Is she going to be able to do the things
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Speaker 3: that she says she's going to.
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Speaker 2: Be able to do? Yes, you know what I mean?
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Speaker 4: Is she done to be able.
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Speaker 16: To do it? That's my big shall say. She is
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Speaker 16: she gonna be able to get it past. Comment ferens.
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Speaker 16: You know what I'm saying, I don't know, you.
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Speaker 3: Know, everything that glitters ain't going for sure. Very it looks.
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Speaker 14: Great on paper, but I'm not sure it could have
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Speaker 14: translate to policies and if she'll even be able to
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Speaker 14: get it past.
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Speaker 2: Hey, my thing is his strength.
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Speaker 3: That's my focus for her, you know.
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Speaker 4: And she's gonna be able to take a point and
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Speaker 4: give one or two vats And that's my biggest thing.
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Speaker 2: And it has nothing to do with her ginger gender ladies.
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Speaker 8: Okay, but you have we're talking about the highest office
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Speaker 8: in their hands.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, it was Michelle Obama.
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Speaker 16: I would you saying you.
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Speaker 3: Can't be weak and hold that?
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Speaker 16: Yeah, Like if you put her next to Michelle Obama,
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Speaker 16: it's like or Hillary crank or her Clinton is.
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Speaker 3: Like, is no comparison on the strength.
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Speaker 16: And I think Michelle Obama, you couldn't wear up agains
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Speaker 16: herd what they will eat her?
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Speaker 6: How did Harris come across?
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Speaker 4: Then?
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Speaker 6: How did she do up against him? Heyward says that
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Speaker 6: you know, big personality, How did she do?
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Speaker 3: How does she come across?
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Speaker 14: She kept saying that she's a warrior, She's gonna fight
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Speaker 14: bo I don't know if you are strong as I mean,
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Speaker 14: I get it what you feel, but I don't think
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Speaker 14: you could you.
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Speaker 3: Are as like a warrior, like fire like she says
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Speaker 3: she is.
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Speaker 2: This is African Americans saying this in Georgia.
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Speaker 1: So I go back to the polling that I started
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Speaker 1: the show with and I say what said earlier, this
31:41
Speaker 1: is still the biggest problem. Now you understand why they're
31:44
Speaker 1: doing the Oprah interviews. Now you understand why Doug Enhoff
31:47
Speaker 1: is out there. Now you understand why every other Democrat
31:50
Speaker 1: is out there doing what they're doing now right like,
31:52
Speaker 1: they're out there doing this and saying this because they
31:55
Speaker 1: have to, because without it, they're in.
31:57
Speaker 2: Deep, deep, deep deep trouble.
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