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Mark Cuban "You never see Trump around Strong Intelligent Women!" · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: So if it wasn't enough for the Harris campaign to
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Speaker 1: insult literally half the country saying that we're floating garbage,
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Speaker 1: apparently in the closing five days of the campaign they
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Speaker 1: think it is a good idea to also insult all
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Speaker 1: women that are voting for Trump. Around Trump, anyone he's
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Speaker 1: ever spent time with, anyone, He's ever broken bread with, anyone,
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Speaker 1: he's ever worked on legislation with any victims or mothers
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Speaker 1: that he's set down with, angel parents who had loved
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Speaker 1: ones have been killed, for example, by illegal immigrants. Mark
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Speaker 1: Cuban coming out and saying this about supporters of Donald Trump.
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Speaker 2: Donald Trump, you never see him around strong intelligent women ever.
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Speaker 2: It's just that simple. They're intimidating to him. He doesn't
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Speaker 2: like to be challenged by them.
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Speaker 1: These comments were made on the View, and the host
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Speaker 1: of the View absolutely agreed with these comments. You could
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Speaker 1: hear Whoopi Goldberg and other voices in the background. Now,
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Speaker 1: I'm going to bring on a dear friend of mine,
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Speaker 1: one of my best friends in the business, Meghan McCain,
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Speaker 1: who used to be at the View. I want to
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Speaker 1: get her take on this, and also, why are these
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Speaker 1: comments about women so important? Now, well, we are finding
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Speaker 1: out through data that women are dominating early voting.
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Speaker 3: Across the country.
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Speaker 1: This makes some conservatives very nervous because there is a
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Speaker 1: idea out there that maybe this is all about the
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Speaker 1: abortion issue and women are showing up, or could it
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Speaker 1: be something else completely different, that women are voting for
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump because they're sick and tired of struggling in
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Speaker 1: the economy we're in. I'm gonna ask Megan McCain about
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Speaker 1: and I immediately called one of my best friends in
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Speaker 1: the business, Megan McCain, and I said, Megan, can I
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Speaker 1: bother you?
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Speaker 3: And she said yes, which is a blessing.
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Speaker 1: And she said when I said, like right now, and
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Speaker 1: she said perfect. So, Megan, thank you for being in
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Speaker 1: the audible game. I appreciate it, and I want to
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Speaker 1: get your reaction. I'm going to play this again for
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Speaker 1: everyone right now that's listening Mark Cuban's words on the View.
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Speaker 2: Donald Trump, you never see him around strong intelligent women ever.
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Speaker 2: It's just that simple. They're intimidating to him. He doesn't
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Speaker 2: like to be challenged by them.
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Speaker 1: You insult all all the Trump supporters a few days ago,
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Speaker 1: and now you're saragate, your top sarrogate.
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Speaker 3: Mark Cuban's out there insulting all women.
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Speaker 4: Your reaction, well, my first first ball, thank you for
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Speaker 4: having me on. I will come on anytime, Rainer sign
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Speaker 4: any point. I love you, Thank you for having me on.
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Speaker 4: A very good friend. My first thought was one of
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Speaker 4: the co hosts of the View got her notoriety because
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Speaker 4: she worked for Trump. So is she unintelligent? And are
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Speaker 4: they admitting that one of their hosts are unintelligent? That
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Speaker 4: was my very first reaction, Like I don't understand that,
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Speaker 4: and also why the host is being insulted, isn't standing
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Speaker 4: up for herself? Like that's just very like Macro on
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Speaker 4: the micro you know, I don't understand why the Democrats
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Speaker 4: hadn't learned their lessons from twenty sixteen by calling fifty
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Speaker 4: percent of the country to plora bulls or garbage, or
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Speaker 4: all women who vote for Trump are stupid idiots. Let
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Speaker 4: me tell you someone who's very close with Trump and
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Speaker 4: been on the road with him for months now is
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Speaker 4: my dear friend Telsea Gabbert, who I just saw last
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Speaker 4: Saturday at an event that we both did to keep
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Speaker 4: then at a women's sports and she was going straight
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Speaker 4: to Madison Square Garden to open up for a President Trump.
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Speaker 4: She's a veteran, she's highly accomplished, you know, congresswoman and
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Speaker 4: presidential candidate, and easily one of the strongest, most, you know,
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Speaker 4: intelligent women I've ever met in my entire life, and
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Speaker 4: I love her dearly like she's stupid, No person would
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Speaker 4: call her stupid. You may disagree with her politics, but
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Speaker 4: she's not stupid, and she's not someone who doesn't challenge people.
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Speaker 4: I think we can safely say.
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Speaker 1: That well, and people don't realize she just switched to
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Speaker 1: the Republican Party. So the question then becomes, Megan, if
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Speaker 1: you're a woman that's a Republican, are you then on
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Speaker 1: intelligent and stupid, just like everybody is garbage.
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Speaker 3: Apparently that is a Republican.
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Speaker 4: I mean, I don't understand how people like Mark Cuban
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Speaker 4: have never met a Republican woman before. I always thought
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Speaker 4: that like you and me and like a few of
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Speaker 4: our friends should like start this service where people in
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Speaker 4: Hollywood and entertainment and whatever else who's never met a
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Speaker 4: Republican like, actually just interact with one and here a conversation,
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Speaker 4: because but how siloed are you? You've never met a
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Speaker 4: conservative woman? He's also calling me them, I mean not
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Speaker 4: to like whatever, but I'm a five time New York
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Speaker 4: Times bestselling author, I'm an Emmy winner, I'm an idiot,
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Speaker 4: Like really, okay, I mean it's just, you know, it's
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Speaker 4: wildly insulting. It's also wildly I think, just ignorant to
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Speaker 4: their reasons why people are voting for Trump. As you know,
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Speaker 4: like if no one you know knows anything about me,
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Speaker 4: you knows that're like, I'm no big fan of Trump,
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Speaker 4: but people vote for him for a lot of different reasons.
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Speaker 4: You know, being pro life is the number one issue
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Speaker 4: for a lot of people. This like absolutely dog garbage.
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Speaker 4: Economy is a big issue for people, and like President Harris,
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Speaker 4: has not made a case for herself so far that
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Speaker 4: I have found sufficient or adequate for anyone to vote
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Speaker 4: for her A great example issue. Or is she not
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Speaker 4: for taxpayers paying for transgendered illegal immigrants to get surgery
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Speaker 4: in jail? Yes?
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Speaker 5: Or no.
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Speaker 4: I watched the entire Breadbar interview. I have no idea,
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Speaker 4: absolutely no idea, and that to me is not a
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Speaker 4: competent person to be in a White House. So you know,
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Speaker 4: I think it's just another air or like another unenforced
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Speaker 4: error that will when we reflect on this election that
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Speaker 4: it's very looking, very highly like Trump will wins. You know,
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Speaker 4: these are lessons Democrats keep not learning and errors they
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Speaker 4: continue to make over and over again. Call conservative women
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Speaker 4: dumb at your own peril. My friend Hillary Clinton did
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Speaker 4: the same thing. We see how that played out.
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Speaker 1: You know, the women are dominating early voting across the country,
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Speaker 1: and there are some conservative allies of mine that are
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Speaker 1: very nervous about this. With just five days left, they're saying,
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Speaker 1: and we're seeing more women have also voted in early
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Speaker 1: voting states than I think ever before. Women have outpaced
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Speaker 1: men when it comes early voting, which may be a
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Speaker 1: sign of what some are saying on TV right now
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Speaker 1: is oh big trouble for Donald Trump's presidential campaign with
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Speaker 1: less than five days left until election day. This is
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Speaker 1: also shocking because you've worked, You've been on presidential campaigns
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Speaker 1: before your dad's. Apparently, at the five day mark, more
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Speaker 1: than sixty million Americans have already cast their ballots. According
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Speaker 1: to the University of Forida's Election lab, women are making
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Speaker 1: up fifty four percent of that number, while men are
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Speaker 1: making up forty four percent of that number. And several
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Speaker 1: swing states are seeing a similar ten percent difference between
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Speaker 1: the genders when it comes to who is early voted.
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Speaker 1: Pennsylvania swing state, Michigan swing state, Georgia now a swing
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Speaker 1: state I think, and North Carolina you're seeing a ten
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Speaker 1: percent difference between women showing up in men women showing
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Speaker 1: up in higher numbers. Now here's the question that I have.
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Speaker 1: It's if you listen to the media, they will tell
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Speaker 1: you that women are showing up because of the abortion
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Speaker 1: issue and the obsession over Roe v.
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Speaker 3: Wade.
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Speaker 1: Then the other argument I would make is there's a
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Speaker 1: lot of women right now that are suffering living paycheck
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Speaker 1: to paycheck and they're scadtires saying no to their kids
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Speaker 1: on everything because of finances, and they're showing up because
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Speaker 1: they're hurting Megan.
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Speaker 3: There's two thoughts here.
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Speaker 1: If you want to scare people on the left, there
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Speaker 1: saying oh, this is proof that women are showing up,
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Speaker 1: they're voting on the abortion issue, abortion on demand.
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Speaker 3: I'm not so sure that's accurate.
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Speaker 1: I think there could be a lot of women voting
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Speaker 1: early because they're sick and tired of saying no to
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Speaker 1: their kids because of financial reasons. And there's nothing worse
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Speaker 1: to parent having to tell your kid no because you
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Speaker 1: can't afford your life right now.
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Speaker 3: I think this could be more about the economy.
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Speaker 1: You, as a mom and as a woman talking to
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Speaker 1: women a lot on your show, what do you think?
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, look, there's definitely a certain segment of
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Speaker 4: the population that of progressive women that abortion is the
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Speaker 4: only thing that matter, isn't the only thing they vote on.
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Speaker 4: I personally don't know anyone like that, but I know
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Speaker 4: that it does exist. I think women are very I
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Speaker 4: always say like election issues are just women's issues. Women
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Speaker 4: care about the economy and the border and national security,
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Speaker 4: and I think just for me, anecdotally, I have seen
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Speaker 4: the difference in going to the grocery store for me
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Speaker 4: and my kids and my family this year versus when
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Speaker 4: Trump was in office, and what a big difference it makes.
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Speaker 4: I've seen interest rates. I've seen the interest rates on houses.
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Speaker 4: I mean, you know, everyone knows that the economy right
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Speaker 4: now is in a pretty awful place, and I think
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Speaker 4: a lot of people just want change. And I think
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Speaker 4: I wouldn't if we go from like data from elections pass,
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Speaker 4: particularly in twenty sixteen, there's a lot of women who
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Speaker 4: are shy Trump voters who are not going to be
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Speaker 4: like wearing MAGA hats and broadcasting it and screaming about it.
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Speaker 4: They're going to vote for him privately and quietly. And
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Speaker 4: I would never make the assumption that just because women
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Speaker 4: are out voting it means that she's winning. He's like,
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Speaker 4: absolutely ridiculous the idea that all women are just going
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Speaker 4: to vote for her. It's a very ignorant, I think
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Speaker 4: misreading of what women are in America.
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Speaker 1: I also think that they are just it's to put
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Speaker 1: women in one category, with abortion being the all Like
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Speaker 1: I understand that feminists and a lot of women on
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Speaker 1: the issue of abortion this is the obsession issue, but
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Speaker 1: they were going to vote anyway. I just have a
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Speaker 1: hard time believing that. So there's a lot of women
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Speaker 1: in this country that are, you know, working hard, or
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Speaker 1: their husbands are working hard, or they're paid check to paycheck,
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Speaker 1: and with this economy that they're sitting there and they're
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Speaker 1: putting abortion above all the reality of inflation. I think
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Speaker 1: it's the economy stupid, that's this election.
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Speaker 4: No, I totally agree, and I think, you know, we
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Speaker 4: all just wanted to stop. I mean, you know, when
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Speaker 4: you're paying like nine dollars for a carton of eggs.
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Speaker 4: If you see one of my friends, I've posted this
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Speaker 4: in the summertime sent me a receipt of her order
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Speaker 4: from Walmart that she did for the fourth of July
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Speaker 4: in twenty twenty versus this summer, and the difference is
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Speaker 4: like three or four hundred dollars for the exact same stuff.
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Speaker 4: And I just think people are sick of that, Like
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Speaker 4: they're sick of paying more for nothing and then being
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Speaker 4: told by democrats and power that nothing's wrong and that
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Speaker 4: everything's fine. And you know, there are some jobs numbers
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Speaker 4: that seem somewhat okay, but it doesn't matter if there
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Speaker 4: are more jobs, if you're paying extra for all the
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Speaker 4: normal things that we all just have to you know,
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Speaker 4: have to live. I don't know. I just I always
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Speaker 4: find I always find conversations about women in general from
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Speaker 4: the media to be very myopic. And again, it's just
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Speaker 4: going back to the original point of this conversation. People
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Speaker 4: like Mark Cuban, people who host Morning Joe, they do
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Speaker 4: not interact and act with women like me, ever, and
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Speaker 4: they sure as hell don't interact with women who make
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Speaker 4: less than one hundred thousand dollars a year who are
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Speaker 4: hardcore conservatives. It's not something that exists in the world.
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Speaker 4: So you can't report on this and talk about this
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Speaker 4: unless you're living in reality. And I just think you
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Speaker 4: should listen to people like Selena Zito who are doing
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Speaker 4: real reporting on the road, and she's saying that there's
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Speaker 4: so many women that she speaks to every single day
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Speaker 4: in rural Pennsylvania who literally are putting on the economy
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Speaker 4: and the economy only and they don't care if President
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Speaker 4: Trump says the most offensive things you can possibly think
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Speaker 4: possible on stage. They just want to pay less for groceries.
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Speaker 1: You mentioned Tulca Gabbert and she's now come out. Not
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Speaker 1: only has she come out in swit's the Republican Party,
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Speaker 1: but she's endorsing Donald Trump. She's one of your best friends,
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Speaker 1: and you guys spend a lot of time together. You
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Speaker 1: also are someone that has been very outspoken against Donald
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Speaker 1: Trump as well as a Republican woman.
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Speaker 3: You're obviously Republican.
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Speaker 1: This is why I love you and I being friends
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Speaker 1: because we can agree to disagree on multiple things, and
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Speaker 1: you and I have had vigorous conversations about it. I
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Speaker 1: want your opinion at this moment in the campaign seeing
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Speaker 1: what Harris has done, you know, them calling the fifty
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Speaker 1: percent of the country garbage? Does that change women voters
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Speaker 1: who maybe weren't on the Trump train, maybe they're not
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Speaker 1: Maga voters, but they're sitting there going okay. I like
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Speaker 1: how Donald Trump is acting now a little bit differently.
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Speaker 1: I'll give you an example of this. I listened to
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Speaker 1: the six minutes when he responded his campaign rally about
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Speaker 1: his supporters being garbage, and two or three years ago,
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Speaker 1: I think you would have been brimstone and fire. He
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Speaker 1: was actually pretty chill and laughing and just kind of saying,
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Speaker 1: this is where we are and this is what she thinks.
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Speaker 3: Of us, and this is who she is.
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Speaker 1: Go vote if you want, if you want your opinion
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Speaker 1: to matter, but if you think she's going to help
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Speaker 1: you in this country, she's not. I actually thought it
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Speaker 1: was a very different Donald Trump. I think he's a
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Speaker 1: lot different since the first assassination attempt on his life.
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Speaker 4: Your thoughts, Yeah, I mean, I definitely agree. He could
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Speaker 4: have gone a lot harder, and he certainly has done
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Speaker 4: a lot harder at things in the past. This is
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Speaker 4: this is a confusing one for me because you know,
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Speaker 4: I'm not someone who is already a Trump supporter. I'm
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Speaker 4: the normy vote, the like around four fourteen percent of
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Speaker 4: the country who doesn't like either candidate. It's a very
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Speaker 4: tiny minority. And I joked that we're like the resistance
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Speaker 4: people in the matrix that are living underground, like there's
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Speaker 4: not a lot of us left. But I will say
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Speaker 4: that when it comes to the Trump campaign, there have
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Speaker 4: been a lot of things that he's done that I
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Speaker 4: was really impressed by, and I thought he did you
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Speaker 4: know that for an example, like how he responded to
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Speaker 4: Vice President Harris. He's ran a very disciplined campaign. The
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Speaker 4: one thing that I agree with making Kelly on which
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Speaker 4: she said two days ago, is that his engagement at
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Speaker 4: Madison's a square garden, and a lot of the media
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Speaker 4: has been doing has been very, very, very BROI how
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Speaker 4: many times can we go on Joe Rogan and Diovan
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Speaker 4: And again, that's great for a base of voters that
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Speaker 4: you have wrapped up in a beautiful bow.
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Speaker 6: But I would have.
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Speaker 4: Loved to have him seen him take Alex Cooper call
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Speaker 4: her daddy up on her offers goal on her show.
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Speaker 4: I would have loved to see Dadie Vance go on
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Speaker 4: you know, a female podcaster show. I don't think there
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Speaker 4: was as much reaching out to sort of like the
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Speaker 4: independent suburban moms as I would have liked if they
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Speaker 4: were listening to me on the campaign. But that being said,
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Speaker 4: I don't know if it really matters when you're paying
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Speaker 4: twenty five percent more for groceries. I don't know how
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Speaker 4: much these things actually matter anymore other than like the
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Speaker 4: state of the world. But if it comes out that
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Speaker 4: he does lose and it's in part because of women,
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Speaker 4: I do think they could have done more to reach
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Speaker 4: out to female voters that I do think are actually
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Speaker 4: very receptive to voting for Trump.
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Speaker 7: This time.
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Speaker 1: Your podcast is a little bit different than mine. You
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Speaker 1: talk pop culture, you talk things like Bravo, you talk
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Speaker 1: women's issues. When you look at this election, what is
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Speaker 1: it that your listeners are saying five days out, four
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Speaker 1: days out from election day? Because obviously your focus now,
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Speaker 1: I would assume is more on the election.
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Speaker 4: They're very upset about the garbage comments so far, like
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Speaker 4: just anecdotally that they want the election to be over
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Speaker 4: in general, because this is obviously I think the election
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Speaker 4: cycle is just too long and it's just really exhausting
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Speaker 4: for people, and neighbors are fighting, and that a lot
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Speaker 4: of people are voting for Trump, you know, begrudgingly, like
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Speaker 4: they don't want do what they're doing. And I have
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Speaker 4: a lot of people who are writing in RFK or
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Speaker 4: voting for RFK. That has been more surprising for me.
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Speaker 4: I think that more has to do with sort of
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Speaker 4: his take on health and vaccines. That's been something like
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Speaker 4: I know moms in particular in the country have responded
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Speaker 4: very intensely too, in like a post COVID world. And
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Speaker 4: then you know there's some that are voting for her,
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Speaker 4: not I wouldn't say lots, probably about I don't know
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Speaker 4: fifteen percent of the audience, but there are some that
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Speaker 4: are voting for her. I still think he's going to win,
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Speaker 4: just because of all the momentum, and I just think
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Speaker 4: there's a lot of I don't know how you make
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Speaker 4: up the deficit if he even makes like three percent
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Speaker 4: more with the black vote in like a few small
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Speaker 4: counties in Pennsylvania and Ohio. Like, I just don't understand
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Speaker 4: how if he is going to make up the deficit
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Speaker 4: with Hispanic voters and Black voters that she's losing according
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Speaker 4: to like very recent polling. I just don't think there's
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Speaker 4: enough you know, progressive women on planet Earth to get
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Speaker 4: her into the White House. Do you agree?
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Speaker 3: I look, I think it's turning that way as well.
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Speaker 1: But I love hearing your perspective because you're talking to
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Speaker 1: a different audience than I am. And but that's how
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Speaker 1: I'm reading the room as well. Megan as always, thank
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Speaker 1: you for coming on. I'm going to bother you maybe
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Speaker 1: before election day, certainly after election day, and most importantly
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Speaker 1: everybody listening go follow her on social media and her podcast,
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Speaker 1: Citizen McCain It is Fastibulous. I will be a guest
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Speaker 1: I want to go back real quick to just the
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Speaker 1: Mark Cuban aspect of this and one of my other
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Speaker 1: dear friends, Kaylee Mcanannie. She's one of the hosts on
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Speaker 1: Fox News Outnumbered. She had this to say about Mark
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Speaker 1: Cuban's comments today, that show obviously is for women. On
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Speaker 1: a show, there's a man that's outnumbered in the middle,
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Speaker 1: and I want you to hear her opening remarks after
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Speaker 1: they play a clip of Mark Cuban.
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Speaker 3: You'll hear Cuban first, listen.
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Speaker 2: Donald Trump you never see him around strong, intelligent women ever.
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Speaker 2: It's just that simple. They're intimidating to him. He doesn't
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Speaker 2: like to be challenged by them.
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Speaker 8: Kaylee, Mark Cuban, Okay, I had to take a breath
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Speaker 8: before this because this is so profoundly offensive. I worked
20:56
Speaker 8: for Donald Trump. I consider myself a strong woman. Are
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Speaker 8: those around me strong women? Kelly and Conway, Brooke Rowlins,
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Speaker 8: Avanka Trump, Hope Hicks, Sarah Sander, Nicki Haley who still
21:09
Speaker 8: supports him, like Amy Cony Barrett, who he put on
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Speaker 8: the Supreme Court, or the women currently around him. Susie
21:15
Speaker 8: Wiles comes to mind, Caroline Levitt. That is so offensive,
21:18
Speaker 8: and you know why because it's not just about the
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Speaker 8: women who worked for him. He said the women around
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Speaker 8: Donald Trump. This comes right after the Joe Biden garbage comment. Okay,
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Speaker 8: the women around Donald Trump? What about the women who
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Speaker 8: vote for Donald Trump? Are they weak? Are they dumb?
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Speaker 8: Did Mark Cuban just insult any woman who supports Donald Trump?
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Speaker 8: Because it's a little, very small step from that, and
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Speaker 8: this is an official Biden Excuse me, Harris campaign surrogate,
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Speaker 8: Mark Cuban, that is misogynistic in my view. Get out
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Speaker 8: of here, Mark Cuban. Kamala Harris, he's your surrogate. I
21:47
Speaker 8: want to hear from you. Do you agree the women
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Speaker 8: are weak and ineffective? Whatever he said, get out of here,
21:52
Speaker 8: and I can't wait to hear from.
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Speaker 9: You, Kamala.
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Speaker 1: Kamala, by the way, you know won't touch this with
21:57
Speaker 1: a ten foot pole, and she will not have to
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Speaker 1: based on what we know from the mainstream media. Now,
22:02
Speaker 1: is there a world where she could possibly have to
22:04
Speaker 1: answer for this?
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Speaker 3: Maybe? Right, right, maybe maybe?
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Speaker 1: Kama Harris was doing a NBC News exclusive right she
22:13
Speaker 1: was asked a question about the garbage comments on NBC News.
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Speaker 1: It was a Harris one on one with NBC News
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Speaker 1: in Arizona. I state that she needs to win. Here's
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Speaker 1: what she said on the garbage comments.
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Speaker 10: Former President Trump also wrote around in a garbage truck
22:31
Speaker 10: to call attention to President Biden's comments about his supporters
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Speaker 10: and their rhetoric. Are you concerned that President Biden's comments
22:37
Speaker 10: might undermine your own messaging that you want to be
22:40
Speaker 10: a president for all Americans.
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Speaker 5: Well, I've addressed how I feel about those comments, one
22:45
Speaker 5: that the President explained what he meant.
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Speaker 7: But two, I do not believe, and I will.
22:50
Speaker 5: Speak for myself, that we should ever criticize people based
22:55
Speaker 5: on who they vote for. But let's understand again where
22:58
Speaker 5: we are in this election. On the one and you
23:00
Speaker 5: have Donald Trump, who refers to people by the most
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Speaker 5: demeaning words, who attempts to really to take from them
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Speaker 5: the dignity that.
23:09
Speaker 7: They so rightly deserve.
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Speaker 5: He is someone who talks full time about the enemy within.
23:14
Speaker 5: He speaks ill of America, He refers to us as
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Speaker 5: a garbage can, and he does not understand that most
23:22
Speaker 5: people are exhausted with his rhetoric, exhausted with that approach,
23:25
Speaker 5: exhausted with an approach that Donald Trump has that's trying
23:28
Speaker 5: to divide our country and have Americans point fingers at
23:31
Speaker 5: each other. They're done with it, and they're ready to
23:33
Speaker 5: turn the page and accept and receive a new generation
23:36
Speaker 5: of leadership, which I offer.
23:37
Speaker 11: As he and his supporters grab onto that language. Though
23:40
Speaker 11: from President Biden, you're not at all concerned that might
23:42
Speaker 11: undermine your messaging, I.
23:45
Speaker 5: Am very clear that in this election, what the American
23:48
Speaker 5: people want most is to know that I have a plan,
23:52
Speaker 5: that we have a plan to bring down the cost
23:54
Speaker 5: of living and invest in American families, invest in small businesses, invest.
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Speaker 7: In our economy.
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Speaker 5: I am proud that I have the support of leading
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Speaker 5: economist in our nation who recognize that I actually have
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Speaker 5: a specific plan and that it will strengthen America's economy.
24:09
Speaker 5: He has very little of a plan besides giving tax
24:12
Speaker 5: breaks to the richest people, and his plan.
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Speaker 7: Whatever it may be, will actually weaken on I've talked
24:17
Speaker 7: to her.
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Speaker 1: You listen to how she didn't really answer the question.
24:22
Speaker 1: You notice that she didn't apologize. You notice that she
24:26
Speaker 1: really didn't distance herself. I have addressed how I feel
24:30
Speaker 1: about those comments, like enough said, I don't have to
24:32
Speaker 1: answer any more questions. I'm Kamala Harris. And then she
24:36
Speaker 1: immediately moves on to more of her rhetoric of We're
24:42
Speaker 1: just going to win this thing, right, We're just going
24:44
Speaker 1: to win this thing. And she was asked a question
24:47
Speaker 1: what keeps you up at night? I want you to
24:50
Speaker 1: hear this BS answer.
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Speaker 11: Former First Lady Michelle Obama says she stays up at
24:55
Speaker 11: night wondering why this election is so close?
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Speaker 7: Do you do that?
24:59
Speaker 3: What keeps you night?
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Speaker 5: What keeps me up that night are the challenges that
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Speaker 5: face the American family and my role and responsibility in
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Speaker 5: my to do list to address those issues, whether it
25:12
Speaker 5: be on bringing down the cost of groceries, bringing down
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Speaker 5: the cost of housing, what we need to do to
25:16
Speaker 5: make sure childcare is affordable for working families, what I
25:20
Speaker 5: will do to make sure that Medicare covers in home
25:23
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Speaker 7: Those are the things that keep me up, which is doing.
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Speaker 5: The work that will directly impact the people of America.
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Speaker 5: And this again is a big contrast between me and
25:33
Speaker 5: Donald Trump.
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Speaker 7: He spends full time.
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Speaker 5: Talking about himself, his personal grievances, his enemies list. On
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Speaker 3: Now he's got all the women out attacking other women.
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Speaker 1: Elizabeth Warren, Trump is showing us what a serial abuser does.
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Speaker 1: That's what she said on MSNBC, just hours after they
27:33
Speaker 1: referred to women as being dumb and stupid that vote
27:37
Speaker 1: for Trump. Christy Nome coming out doing an interview on
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Speaker 1: Mark Cuban, she's South Dakota governor.
27:43
Speaker 3: Here's what she said.
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Speaker 6: You know, you sort of alluded to the elitism that
27:47
Speaker 6: really is coming through.
27:48
Speaker 3: On the Democratic side.
27:49
Speaker 6: In fact, I know, Governor, you're taking issue with those
27:52
Speaker 6: remarks from Harris Sarah get Mark Cuban on the View
27:55
Speaker 6: today that President Trump on paraphrasing he's never seen him
27:59
Speaker 6: around wrong intelligent women. You've got to wonder what his
28:02
Speaker 6: classification is for strong and intelligent, because a lot of
28:06
Speaker 6: women are obviously going to take offense with that.
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Speaker 9: Oh absolutely, you know, I rarely get offended because I
28:12
Speaker 9: recognize that politics is a full combat sport at some times.
28:17
Speaker 9: But the fact that I immediately thought of Milania, I
28:20
Speaker 9: immediately thought of Ivanka and all, and you know the
28:24
Speaker 9: people that he had in leadership positions in the White
28:27
Speaker 9: House when he served Sara Huckabee Sanders as his press secretary.
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Speaker 9: He just elevated women all the time and has always
28:33
Speaker 9: given me the opportunity to pick up the phone, call him,
28:36
Speaker 9: walk into a meeting with him and listen and to hear,
28:39
Speaker 9: and to give us the opportunities to do our jobs
28:43
Speaker 9: the best that we possibly can to our ability. So
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Speaker 9: I you know, I could tell from that video of
28:47
Speaker 9: Mark Cuban he was emotional, and I think the reason
28:51
Speaker 9: he's emotional is because he's panicking.
28:52
Speaker 7: He just cannot.
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Speaker 9: Believe that they are doing so poorly out there campaigning
28:57
Speaker 9: that they can't pull one over the American people's eyes
29:00
Speaker 9: and try to get Harris into the White House. They're
29:03
Speaker 9: just not going to because we see that everything that
29:05
Speaker 9: she's been campaigning on is fake and a lie, and
29:08
Speaker 9: that's not what the American people want anymore.
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Speaker 1: By the way, there's two things here with Mark Cuban.
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Speaker 1: I said this on an earlier show, and I'll say
29:15
Speaker 1: it again quickly. Mark Cuban is a guy that clearly
29:20
Speaker 1: has been given, okay, some sort of significant position in
29:26
Speaker 1: a Harris administration, and that's the deal, and it's something
29:31
Speaker 1: he can't buy. So he's out there on the campaign trail.
29:34
Speaker 1: He's out there, you know, stumping for her. There's something
29:37
Speaker 1: he wants there. And look at billionaires like to get
29:40
Speaker 1: into politics because it's one thing that you can't really
29:42
Speaker 1: buy the power, and that's clearly Cuban's board. He's given
29:47
Speaker 1: up Shark Tank, for example, and this is his next thing.
29:50
Speaker 1: I'll be in an administration and I'll run something right,
29:54
Speaker 1: And I'm sure Harris has offered him something. That's my opinion,
29:57
Speaker 1: that's what I believe. But then there's also another factor here.
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Speaker 1: I think Mark Cuban has always been like such a
30:03
Speaker 1: big deal for so long, whether it be with the
30:05
Speaker 1: MAVs or with Shark Tank or whatever. That I think
30:08
Speaker 1: he thought, I can come in this race and I'll
30:11
Speaker 1: go toe to toe with Donald Trump as a surrogate
30:13
Speaker 1: and I'll just beat Trump.
30:15
Speaker 3: And it's not that simple.
30:18
Speaker 1: And so I do think that's part of the reason
30:20
Speaker 1: why he said what he just said. It's the same
30:23
Speaker 1: reason why they're calling us garbage, because he's realizing now
30:27
Speaker 1: that all, yes, he is famous. Okay, I will I
30:29
Speaker 1: will never take that away from him. He is famous,
30:32
Speaker 1: But just because you're famous doesn't mean that the American
30:38
Speaker 1: people will follow you on election day.
30:42
Speaker 3: That is not what's happening here.
30:46
Speaker 1: And and that is the part that you got to
30:48
Speaker 1: kind of laugh at is these guys, you know, they
30:51
Speaker 1: they walk in, They're like, oh, I got this thing.
30:53
Speaker 3: Watch this. Watch what I'm about to pull off?
30:55
Speaker 1: Right Like watch, watch, watch how I walk in and
30:59
Speaker 1: change this election.
31:00
Speaker 3: And then all of a sudden he's like.
31:01
Speaker 1: Wait, no one's changing anything, Like nothing's changing at all. Wait,
31:07
Speaker 1: I might be involved in politics for the first time
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Speaker 1: in my life publicly, and I'm out there being a surrogate,
31:11
Speaker 1: and I might lose. Like there's an ego factor there
31:14
Speaker 1: for him as well. I mean there's a pretty big
31:17
Speaker 1: ego factor there. And so I think part of it
31:22
Speaker 1: is actually this that he is so afraid that he's
31:26
Speaker 1: about to screw this thing up or that he will
31:29
Speaker 1: not he'll realize. And I go back to Taylor Swift.
31:33
Speaker 1: You know, Taylor Swift comes out indorses. She also got
31:35
Speaker 1: involved in Tennessee politics, going against Marshall Blackburn the center there.
31:39
Speaker 1: It didn't work, and she's involved this time and so far,
31:45
Speaker 1: it hasn't had that big.
31:46
Speaker 3: Of an impact.
31:48
Speaker 1: She's the most famous person you could argue maybe in
31:51
Speaker 1: the world at pop star, and she endorsed Harris. Hasn't
31:54
Speaker 1: made an impact. Beyonce's another example. Has it really had
31:57
Speaker 1: an impact? Mark Cuban's out there spending his time and
32:01
Speaker 1: energy on a campaign trail.
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Speaker 3: He's invested in it.
32:05
Speaker 1: But if it doesn't have an impact, then maybe you're
32:07
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