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Tim Walz Allegedly had a "Fling" w the Daughter of a Chinese Communist Official · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: Then politics, there is something called the October surprise. That
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Speaker 1: October surprise can hit him many different ways. Sometimes it
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Speaker 1: hits presidential candidates, sometimes it hits campaign sometimes it'll hit
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Speaker 1: the VP candidate. And this morning it is hitting Minnesota
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Speaker 1: Governor Tim Walls.
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Speaker 2: What is the surprise he carried out?
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Speaker 1: Apparently a secret fleeing with the daughter of a Chinese
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Speaker 1: Communist Party official. The Minnesota Governor Tim Waltz reportedly had
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Speaker 1: a secret fleeing with the daughter of the Chinese Communist
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Speaker 1: Party official. This actually explains a lot of the you know,
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Speaker 1: traveling over to China. Jenawang, the daughter of Ben who
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Speaker 1: who had been an important Chinese Communist Party official and
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Speaker 1: served as the chairman of a labor union, told The
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Speaker 1: Daily Mail that the two of them carried out a
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Speaker 1: secret relationship where they were not allowed to touch or
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Speaker 1: kiss in public.
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Speaker 2: That's interesting.
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Speaker 1: Now, you may remember Tim walt had a interesting relationship
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Speaker 1: with China, spending a lot of time in China. Even
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Speaker 1: CNN talked about this relationship with China, and I want
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Speaker 1: you to.
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Speaker 2: Hear how they described it during the debates.
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Speaker 3: Miracles. I mean, all the polls show that this is
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Speaker 3: a type race. The latest scene in of poll of
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Speaker 3: polls shows no clear leader between between Harris and Trump.
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Speaker 2: Could this make a difference.
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Speaker 4: Traditionally VP debates and vice presidents don't make a difference.
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Speaker 4: But I would say an exception to that was Mike
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Speaker 4: Pence and Donald Trump's first campaign in twenty sixteen. He
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Speaker 4: was someone who helped him bring along evangelicals. Now he
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Speaker 4: doesn't need that support now, but he does need somebody
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Speaker 4: who can soften him with suburban women who give this
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Speaker 4: answer that I hear constantly. I can't stand Donald Trump.
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Speaker 4: I think he's a jerk, but my life was better
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Speaker 4: under him. I might have liked his policies better.
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Speaker 2: If jd.
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Speaker 4: Vance can show up tonight and give a kind of
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Speaker 4: finer touch to trump policies, put a little more detail
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Speaker 4: on than Trump has been capable of articulating.
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Speaker 5: That could be a win.
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Speaker 4: But this is a man with huge and favorabilities to
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Speaker 4: overcome one of the lowest and favorability rankings of a
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Speaker 4: modern vice president right now. So there's a lot of
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Speaker 4: Americans who think of him as the person who insulted
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Speaker 4: childless cat ladies. The task for him tonight is to
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Speaker 4: change that into show up like a Statesman David, I.
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Speaker 2: Mean the Waltz. I mean, certainly, Harris may excuse me.
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Speaker 3: Waltz has less experience debating, I think than Jade vanc
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Speaker 3: He's certainly he has been honing himself on Sunday shows.
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Speaker 5: Waltz has not been doing many interviews.
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Speaker 6: Yeah.
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Speaker 7: Look, I think that he was hired basically as Donald
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Speaker 7: Trump's designated hitter. Donald Trump is a casting director and
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Speaker 7: he was convinced that he would be good on TV
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Speaker 7: for him, and this debate is obviously the most important
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Speaker 7: television appearance there is. And you know he comes in.
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Speaker 7: We all know, having worked with Van Jones, how these
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Speaker 7: Yale educated lawyers.
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Speaker 8: Very slick, easy, You're going to get trigger wall.
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Speaker 7: But you know they have very different personalities. You know,
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Speaker 7: Vance is you know he is a bit predatory on
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Speaker 7: that debate platform and walt you know, his strength is
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Speaker 7: his warmth and his his everyday in this it's kind
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Speaker 7: of like a labrador versus a coyote, and the question
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Speaker 7: is people root for the labrador, but can you get
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Speaker 7: enough swipes and to keep the coyote off?
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Speaker 9: Like I am, I think JD. Vance is dangerous to debate.
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Speaker 9: First of all, you don't know which Jdvans you're going
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Speaker 9: to get. He's such a phony that he could either
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Speaker 9: be the phony Appalachia guy or he could be the
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Speaker 9: kind of sucked up that he was to get the
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Speaker 9: job with Donald Trump. We have build on with somebody
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Speaker 9: this high IQ, low integrity, high IQ, low empathy, high IQ,
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Speaker 9: but really no willing to hurt Haitian children to get ahead.
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Speaker 9: Will it changed his whole personality to get a position
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Speaker 9: with Donald Trump? That is the dangerous person for a
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Speaker 9: good man to debate somebody who actually is going to
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Speaker 9: be constrained by facts, is going to be constrained by
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Speaker 9: his desire to be a unifier. So I think it's
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Speaker 9: going to be a tough night for a coach Waltz
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Speaker 9: to show that good guys can win even against low,
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Speaker 9: low integrity.
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Speaker 3: Pop, you're just trying to lower expectations because a lot
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Speaker 3: of because some Democrats are parised.
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Speaker 9: No, no, no, I wouldn't want to debate somebody.
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Speaker 6: Look.
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Speaker 9: First of all, I wouldn't yell lawyer, Look I look,
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Speaker 9: I would just go with.
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Speaker 2: People like JD.
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Speaker 9: Vans who just want to get a head no matter what,
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Speaker 9: he will say anything, do anything. Those people are tough
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Speaker 9: to debate. I used to lose debates with them all
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Speaker 9: the time.
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Speaker 3: You know, Scott, there's the CBS pull the VP picks
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Speaker 3: finds Democrats are more enthusiastic about Waltz, the Republicans are
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Speaker 3: about penn sixty percent.
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Speaker 8: I mean, look, what more do you need to know
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Speaker 8: about Donald Trump? He's been running for president since twenty fifteen,
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Speaker 8: he was the president. We know everything we need to
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Speaker 8: know about him. Which is why I don't think whether
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Speaker 8: Vance wins or loses this debate is going to have
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Speaker 8: a material impact.
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Speaker 5: You don't think this debate really matters.
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Speaker 8: For Look, I think it matters because look, North Carolina's underwater,
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Speaker 8: Israel is under siege, the American supply chain is under
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Speaker 8: threat from a thuggish, rogue union boss, and the American
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Speaker 8: people are under the impression that we have a void
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Speaker 8: of leadership in the White House. And what I want
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Speaker 8: jad Vance to do tonight, and what I want Tim
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Speaker 8: Wallas to have to explain, is how is the doctrine
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Speaker 8: of don't working out right now? Because we've had Harris
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Speaker 8: and we've had Biden go on TV and tell Iran
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Speaker 8: don't and they did, and now they're running don't down
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Speaker 8: the throat of our ally and I think I agree
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Speaker 8: it is a consequential night for that reason because of
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Speaker 8: everything that's going on in the world.
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Speaker 4: But I do think foreign policy may be a big
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Speaker 4: part of today, and well, I get that doesn't necessarily
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Speaker 4: sway elections. We also have the war in Ukraine going on,
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Speaker 4: and Jadvans has taken this hard line stance. I don't
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Speaker 4: care about Ukraine. He's advocating for not increasing or including
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Speaker 4: funding going forward. Donald Trump has toyed with that. There
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Speaker 4: are major implications to this ticket winning and I think
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Speaker 4: that that is a moment that he's going to have
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Speaker 4: to explain. Does America first mean America alone? Does it
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Speaker 4: replicate the nineteen twenties in the nineteen thirties, or is
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Speaker 4: it something where you can work with allies and you're
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Speaker 4: gonna show up.
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Speaker 5: He's got some real.
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Speaker 7: I think Scott is right that that is where vance
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Speaker 7: is gonna go. And I also think China. You know,
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Speaker 7: Walts has had an interesting relationship, Oh yeah, China, and
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Speaker 7: I think he's going to go there as well.
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Speaker 6: But they are surrogates for the.
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Speaker 2: Did you catch that? Did you notice what was just
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Speaker 2: said there?
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Speaker 1: Walts has an interesting relationship This is David Axot, senior
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Speaker 1: political commentator Scenn mastermind behind a guy by the name
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Speaker 1: of Barack Obama. And notice how he says this and
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Speaker 1: moves on very quickly, and no one else talks about it.
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Speaker 7: Listen, Vance is gonna go And I also think China.
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Speaker 7: You know, Walts has had an interesting relationship. Oh yeah, China,
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Speaker 7: and I think he's going to go there as well.
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Speaker 1: But interesting relationship with China. So what does that mean?
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Speaker 1: What does that mean?
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Speaker 10: Well?
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Speaker 1: Genawaang, the daughter of an important Chinese Communist Party official,
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Speaker 1: says in this interview that she quote wanted to marry
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Speaker 1: Wolves and start a family with him, the Vice president's
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Speaker 1: running mate of Vice President Kamala Harris.
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Speaker 2: She's saying, I wanted to marry him.
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Speaker 1: The relationship eventually took a turn for the worse after
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Speaker 1: he allegedly accused her of being quote more interested in
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Speaker 1: wanting a United States passport than having a marriage.
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Speaker 2: She explained to.
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Speaker 1: The outlet that Waltz had lied about Tieneman Square and things,
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Speaker 1: noting that a man like this does not appear to
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Speaker 1: have the character and integrity to do one of the
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Speaker 1: most important jobs. This is coming from a Chinese Communist
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Speaker 1: Party official's daughter quote. We were deeply in love and
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Speaker 1: I wanted to marry him and start a family, waiting,
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Speaker 1: told the outlet. When it didn't happen, I felt very
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Speaker 1: unhappy and sad. Tim's behavior was very selfish. Two of
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Speaker 1: them reportedly met while Walts had been in China, where
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Speaker 1: Wang was working as a highly educated English language teacher
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Speaker 1: at a nearby Number eight middle school. During this time,
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Speaker 1: Walter had poorly informed her that she was beautiful while
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Speaker 1: she had been attending one of his lectures.
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Speaker 2: According to the outlet, it was.
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Speaker 1: Several months after he arrived that walt is said to
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Speaker 1: have fallen head over heels for Wang, a pretty highly
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Speaker 1: educated English language teacher at the nearby middle school. She
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Speaker 1: was attending one of his lectures to brush up on
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Speaker 1: her pronunciations when the twenty five year Waltz slipped her
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Speaker 1: headphones aside and whispered into her ear You're very beautiful.
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Speaker 1: Tim was very handsome. I loved his eyes and his
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Speaker 1: big mouth. We talked afterwards, and he was very complimentary
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Speaker 1: about my English. Wayne goes on to explain that Waltz
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Speaker 1: later returned to the US over the summer, and then
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Speaker 1: when he returned to China nineteen ninety two.
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Speaker 2: She left her teaching.
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Speaker 1: Job with the belief that she was about to embark
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Speaker 1: on a new life. However, after his return to China,
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Speaker 1: their relationship reportedly went downhill. The relationship soon began to
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Speaker 1: sour when Waltz made clumsy romantic gestures in public. On
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Speaker 1: one occasion, trying to feed Wang a slice of pear
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Speaker 1: as they were embarking on a ten day tour of
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Speaker 1: South China.
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Speaker 2: People were staring at us. I tried to reject it
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Speaker 2: because I was.
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Speaker 1: a train ride where Waltz insisted that Wang's sleep in
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Speaker 1: they're not here to make things better. Okay, Like they're
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Speaker 2: We send billions and billions and billions.
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Speaker 1: Of dollars to Ukraine, but they can't fix a road
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Speaker 2: It's a lot, folks, I mean it is a lot.
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Speaker 1: And and the fact that our government would hen say
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Speaker 1: something so ridiculous, Oh, it'll be a year, And you
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Speaker 1: got to be like, wait, what what are you talking about.
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Speaker 2: It's gonna be a year. And they're like, yeah, yeah,
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Speaker 2: it's gonna be a year.
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Speaker 1: Like it's gonna you can't give us our roads back,
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Speaker 1: a vital road for a year, yep, can't give it
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Speaker 1: back to you for a year.
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Speaker 2: Are you serious?
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's gonna be a year. And then the coal
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Speaker 1: miners like, dude, we got tractors. We can do this.
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Speaker 2: We've we've we've got tractors.
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Speaker 1: We can we can pull this off. I just got
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Speaker 1: to say like God bless America. But this election season, remember,
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Speaker 1: you got two ways you can go on this. I
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Speaker 1: mean you really do.
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Speaker 2: You've got two ways.
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Speaker 1: You can either pick incompetent leaders content let me rephrase that,
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Speaker 1: continue to pick in commonent leaders, or we can make
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Speaker 1: a real change.
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Speaker 2: It's one or the other.
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Speaker 1: You can pick people like walt who are sitting there,
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Speaker 1: you know, hanging out with Chinese Communist Party officials, almost
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Speaker 1: marrying them as a new report, and then this October surprise,
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Speaker 1: and you know, the Minnesota governor has faced a lot
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Speaker 1: of criticism over this report. He faced a lot of
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Speaker 1: criticism regarding the claim that he had made back in
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Speaker 1: twenty fourteen about him being present Hong Kong during the
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Speaker 1: nineteen eighty nine Tenmen Square massacre. The report found that
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Speaker 1: Walts was actually in Nebraska and did not go to
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Speaker 1: China until August of that year, missing all of it.
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Speaker 1: When about asked about his comments made during the recent debate,
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Speaker 1: Waltz stated that he was a quote knucklehead at times.
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Speaker 1: CNN also reported by the Way in No. Nine that
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Speaker 1: Waltz had claimed he had been in Hong Kong during
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Speaker 1: the tienam And Square massacre and it was a lie,
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Speaker 1: and yet this doesn't disqualify him from apparently being number
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Speaker 1: two in our government. No, he's a great guy. I
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Speaker 1: know he lied about being in Tim Square. I know
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Speaker 1: he lied about where he was. I know he lied
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Speaker 1: about his military service. I know he lied about being
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Speaker 1: in combat when he actually never saw combat. I mean,
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Speaker 1: these are major issues. Like these aren't minor issues. These
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Speaker 1: are these are significant issues.
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Speaker 2: With who he is and and then you and then.
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Speaker 1: These are the same people, like these are the same
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Speaker 1: exact people, same people that are like supposed to save
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Speaker 1: your life and when there's a natural disaster, are supposed
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Speaker 1: to come help you.
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Speaker 2: And they're like, yeah, we'll build your road back in
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Speaker 2: a year.
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Speaker 1: And you're like, wait what Yeah, yeah, we'll build your
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Speaker 1: road back in a year, a year from now. Washington
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Speaker 1: Post taking heat this morning for not endorsing Kamala Harris,
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Speaker 1: and now the rest of the media losing their minds
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Speaker 1: because tradition is every newspaper that acts like they're not
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Speaker 1: biased endorses the Democratic candidate. The Washington Post, La Times
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Speaker 1: not endorsing this year Kamala Harris. People are furious about it.
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Speaker 1: Take a listen to this moments ago on MSNBC.
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Speaker 2: Join us now.
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Speaker 8: Former executive editor of The Washington Post, Marty Baron. Marty,
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Speaker 8: You've been outspoken on this in the last couple of days,
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Speaker 8: But what is your reaction to Jeff bezos piece this morning.
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Speaker 10: Well, I'm glad he spoke out. I'm glad he said
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Speaker 10: what he needed to say and provide some sort of
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Speaker 10: explanation for his reasoning. It's clear that he was involved
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Speaker 10: in the decision, despite the company's statements suggesting that he
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Speaker 10: wasn't satisfied.
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Speaker 6: I mean, look, the.
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Speaker 10: Washington Post has been issuing endorsements for almost a half century,
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Speaker 10: since nineteen seventy six. What caused them to start doing
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Speaker 10: endorsements in nineteen seventy six?
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Speaker 2: It was Watergate.
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Speaker 10: There was a president who was abusing power, who was
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Speaker 10: weaponizing government. That's an issue that exists today that is
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Speaker 10: certainly relevant during this presidential election. They only had one
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Speaker 10: exception in nineteen eighty eight. Under Jeff Bezos's ownership. They
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Speaker 10: provided endorsement presidential endorsements in twenty sixteen in twenty twenty
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Speaker 10: highly critical of Donald Trump during In both of those
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Speaker 10: the presidential endorsements.
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Speaker 6: Uh and uh to Uh.
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Speaker 10: This is not a way to inspire trust is to
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Speaker 10: cancel an endorsement a couple of weeks before one of
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Speaker 10: the most consequential elections in US history. It actually arose trust,
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Speaker 10: and it's evident it destroys trust. Mark.
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Speaker 1: So if you don't give an endorsement of the left,
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Speaker 1: then the left will come out and they will eat you.
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Speaker 1: You know, The Washington Post is a hardcore lefty newspaper,
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Speaker 1: and people are furious that they're not endorsing Kamala Harris
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Speaker 1: this time. Now there's politics involved behind the scenes. I
20:39
Speaker 1: think that's pretty obvious. But notice how on hinds they
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Speaker 1: become because they're like, well, it has to be an endorsement.
20:45
Speaker 1: And notice how there's absolutely no chance of it being
20:47
Speaker 1: a Trump endorsement, right, this is just a This is
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Speaker 1: supposed to be an automatic guarantee no matter what endorsement
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Speaker 1: of Kamala Harris instantly. I also think it's kind of
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Speaker 1: funny how how angry they are about this because it's
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Speaker 1: not going to have any impact on the election day,
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Speaker 1: certainly in Washington, d C.
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Speaker 2: In that area without the endorsement.
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Speaker 1: And and the reason why I say that is because
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Speaker 1: that area is going to vote for Kamala Harris overwhelming.
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Speaker 1: I mean DC is a extremely liberal city and that's
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Speaker 1: where the Washington Post is. Now, does it change the
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Speaker 1: narrative or does would it change the narrative somewhat? Yeah
21:29
Speaker 1: with others, but it's really not that big of a difference,
21:32
Speaker 1: Like this is really not that crazy of a or
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Speaker 1: a shock or something that everybody should just be like
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Speaker 1: losing their minds over, like it's it's the Washington Post
21:46
Speaker 1: is a liberal newspaper. Everybody knows it's liberal, Like everybody does,
21:49
Speaker 1: like everybody knows it's a liberal newspaper.
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Speaker 2: And then not endorsing Kamala Harris.
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Speaker 1: You can dive into whatever your whatever your thoughts are
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Speaker 1: about it behind the scenes, but it's a nation, is
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Speaker 1: what the media is now demanding. If you're in the media,
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Speaker 1: you have to endorse. If you're in the media, you
22:06
Speaker 1: must endorse. If you're in the media, like it's just it,
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Speaker 1: You've got to endorse, no matter what. Milania Trump coming
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Speaker 1: out talking in general about this election. She was on
22:19
Speaker 1: Fox and Friends Live this morning. She made an interesting point.
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Speaker 11: Listen one week away, how are you feeling, how's the family?
22:26
Speaker 11: I feel good. We are feeling good. We are working hard.
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Speaker 11: My husband. He's all over the country traveling and as
22:35
Speaker 11: we saw Sunday evening Sunday through the day, was an
22:39
Speaker 11: amazing day and a lot of support out there.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, you've been through the campaign cycle now three times,
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Speaker 7: twenty sixteen, twenty twenty, twenty twenty four.
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Speaker 5: How is this different or how is it better?
22:51
Speaker 6: How is it different? How just how does it compare?
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Speaker 11: I feel it's kind of the same like two thousand
22:59
Speaker 11: and six. The support out there, it's incredible, and it's just,
23:07
Speaker 11: you know, people see what's going on in the country
23:10
Speaker 11: and what kind of leadership they want. You know, they
23:14
Speaker 11: want prosperity, they want American dream coming back. So that's
23:20
Speaker 11: what PEO will decide on November fifth.
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Speaker 1: It's got that feeling, yeah, you know, she says, it's
23:27
Speaker 1: the same feeling they felt then. Now that could be
23:30
Speaker 1: you could argue a good sign that the Americans are
23:34
Speaker 1: fired up. Yesterday I was on the bus tour with
23:39
Speaker 1: Senator Katy Britt from Alabama, Ambassador Rick Grnell, and also
23:44
Speaker 1: Senator Ted Cruz, and I can tell you it has
23:46
Speaker 1: a twenty sixteen feel. It is very different and the
23:52
Speaker 1: crowds are excited. The crowds are fired up. The crowds
23:57
Speaker 1: are are ready to vote. Many of them have already voted.
24:02
Speaker 1: They feel very very inspired right now, and that is huge,
24:08
Speaker 1: Like that is so significant for what we need and
24:16
Speaker 1: the importance of this election day. I think most people
24:19
Speaker 1: understand it. They understand how important this is to go vote.
24:25
Speaker 1: The early voting numbers that we're seeing around the country
24:28
Speaker 1: are concerning to a point. And you're gonna laugh, but
24:35
Speaker 1: I think you'll understand what I mean by this. They
24:37
Speaker 1: seem like they're too good, and that's concerning. It's like, wait, Republicans,
24:43
Speaker 1: traditionally we are not early voters. Democrats traditionally are early voters.
24:49
Speaker 1: But Republican early voting numbers seem to be just massive.
24:53
Speaker 1: And what does that mean going into this election? You
24:59
Speaker 1: can debate it. I don't like to get or feel
25:03
Speaker 1: like I'm getting too confident, and that's something that you
25:08
Speaker 1: got to be careful of, Like you don't want to
25:10
Speaker 1: get too confident here. You don't want to get arrogant
25:14
Speaker 1: and go, oh, we're gonna win this thing. If you
25:15
Speaker 1: may remember the midterms, we thought there was gonna be
25:17
Speaker 1: a red wave and that didn't happen.
25:20
Speaker 2: We thought we were gonna get back the Senate. We didn't.
25:22
Speaker 1: We barely got the House, so I am cautiously optimistic now.
25:30
Speaker 1: Newsweek's headline was is Joe Biden's garbage comment Kamala Harris's
25:35
Speaker 1: deplorable moment? Yeah, Democrats campaign is getting uglier now that
25:43
Speaker 1: Trump is ahead in the polls is another headline this morning.
25:48
Speaker 1: And Donald Trump took advantage of Biden's trash talk with
25:52
Speaker 1: sanitation outfit in a garbage truck appearance.
25:55
Speaker 2: It was a very smart move.
25:57
Speaker 1: All Star panel last night on five News Channel with
26:02
Speaker 1: Brett Baer, he had on Harris Faulkner and also Larry
26:07
Speaker 1: Kudlow and several others that were sitting there talking about
26:11
Speaker 1: this controversy.
26:12
Speaker 2: I want to hear what they said.
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Speaker 12: I mean, the statement itself, obviously, the reaction to it
26:16
Speaker 12: with garbage truck and all.
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Speaker 5: I mean.
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Speaker 13: Let me say this first, there's been a lot of
26:21
Speaker 13: question about whether this really matters as much as the
26:24
Speaker 13: original garbage conversation that a comedian had on stage at
26:27
Speaker 13: Madison Square Garden. That was a comedian. Almost nobody knew
26:31
Speaker 13: who he was. They couldn't even make the connection with
26:33
Speaker 13: Tom Brady's roast. They didn't remember him. Apparently, this is
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Speaker 13: a sitting president of the United States saying that half
26:40
Speaker 13: the voting public is garbage. That's different, that's bigger, and
26:46
Speaker 13: to me, it has legs different from deplorables because of
26:49
Speaker 13: the timing of it, the last seven days or so
26:53
Speaker 13: in the election process with a candidate we don't know
26:56
Speaker 13: that much about his vice president, and now he's starting
26:59
Speaker 13: to try to fine the opposition with words like that,
27:03
Speaker 13: kind of stepping not on her but over her, disrespectful.
27:08
Speaker 13: She has to talk it back. He's taken some of
27:10
Speaker 13: the shine out of her closing arguments. I mean, it's
27:13
Speaker 13: a lot, and I think it matters because he's the
27:16
Speaker 13: current president.
27:17
Speaker 12: It was Jessica clean up on Aisle five numerous times today.
27:22
Speaker 6: This is the White House cream jump here.
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Speaker 14: Just to clarify, he was not calling Trump supporter's garbage,
27:28
Speaker 14: which is why he put out This is why he
27:30
Speaker 14: wanted to make sure that we put out a statement
27:34
Speaker 14: that clarified what he meant and what he was trying
27:37
Speaker 14: to say.
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Speaker 15: It's the hardest working apostrophe of the campaign, for sure.
27:44
Speaker 15: Listen it. It's obviously suboptimal, and that it happened at
27:47
Speaker 15: the same time that she's giving this incredible speech. It's
27:50
Speaker 15: seventy five thousand people that turned out to see her
27:53
Speaker 15: do this. She managed to thread the needle between protecting
27:57
Speaker 15: democracy and talking about her opportunity economy and also all
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Speaker 15: a branching to some of the same people who might
28:03
Speaker 15: have been offended by that comment. I do think with
28:06
Speaker 15: just six days left in the game, that most people
28:10
Speaker 15: know we don't like.
28:11
Speaker 13: What was said about Puerto Rico, and we know how
28:14
Speaker 13: to take the trash out Donald Trump.
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Speaker 16: Overt Nazi parallels that they are cultivating and this extreme
28:22
Speaker 16: extreme extremism.
28:24
Speaker 10: These are many January sixth rallies.
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Speaker 4: These are many stopped the Steel rallies.
28:29
Speaker 5: Yesterday Joe Biden said something off the cuff while he
28:33
Speaker 5: was on the phone call, and then later on corrected
28:38
Speaker 5: that I.
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Speaker 17: Don't understand why you're walking that back, because I mean,
28:41
Speaker 17: based off the examples he gave, Like, if you are
28:44
Speaker 17: a person who supports those examples that he gave, you
28:49
Speaker 17: are garbage.
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Speaker 12: I mean, this goes to Harris's point Larry about the
28:53
Speaker 12: coverage of it and kind of.
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Speaker 6: Trying to pick up for presidents.
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Speaker 16: Oh yeah, longer, Look, you're six days away.
28:59
Speaker 5: This this is garbage talk. This is trash talk.
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Speaker 16: This is not what any Democrat would want, and they're
29:07
Speaker 16: just going to keep going at it. And so whatever
29:11
Speaker 16: message Kamala Harris has going to be completely buried by this.
29:16
Speaker 16: So it couldn't happen at a worse time. I do
29:19
Speaker 16: agree with Harris. I think it's a lot worse than
29:22
Speaker 16: the deplorables. But look, I just want to make this
29:24
Speaker 16: larger point if I make, I think the Democrats are completely.
29:28
Speaker 5: Barking up the wrong tree.
29:29
Speaker 16: I think Kamala Harris and her campaign barking up the
29:31
Speaker 16: wrong tree. They're attacking Trump, that's all they're doing. They're
29:36
Speaker 16: not trying to make any space between Joe Biden. The
29:39
Speaker 16: country does not want a third Biden Harris, a second
29:43
Speaker 16: Biden Harris term. They do not want that, but they're
29:45
Speaker 16: not making that case. That is not what Kamala is saying.
29:48
Speaker 16: She doesn't have a mind of her own, she doesn't
29:50
Speaker 16: have a policy of her own. What little she has
29:52
Speaker 16: has been met derisively actually by a lot of economists.
29:56
Speaker 16: But my point is, Okay, you want to call Trump hitler,
29:59
Speaker 16: you want to calling fascist, you want to resident all that,
30:03
Speaker 16: you want to go back to the threat of democracy
30:06
Speaker 16: January sixth, Those are at this point today losing issues.
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Speaker 12: Quickly they mentioned the losing issue. Yeah, you mentioned the economy.
30:14
Speaker 12: There was good news for the Biden Harris administration on
30:17
Speaker 12: the economy. US economy grew two point eight percent the
30:20
Speaker 12: third quarter, slightly slower than expected amid easing inflation, strong
30:26
Speaker 12: consumer spending. But a lot of people looked at that
30:30
Speaker 12: roughly as a good sign.
30:31
Speaker 6: How do you see it.
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Speaker 16: I think it's a decent sign and problem with it,
30:34
Speaker 16: but I don't think it's germane to the election. The
30:37
Speaker 16: problem here in the economy for the last four years
30:41
Speaker 16: is the affordability crisis. And there's a study out again
30:44
Speaker 16: this past week, and we got.
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Speaker 6: The battleground state inflation we can put up as you're.
30:49
Speaker 16: Talking real listen, private wages, private wage, not government wages.
30:54
Speaker 16: Private wages adjustice for inflation, Okay, have dropped over ten
30:58
Speaker 16: percent during these last four years. And if you want
31:02
Speaker 16: to buy a house, all in insurance, borrowing cost the price.
31:07
Speaker 5: Of the house, you're up about seventy percent.
31:10
Speaker 16: If you want to buy a car, if you want
31:12
Speaker 16: to buy a car, all in buy the car price, gasoline,
31:16
Speaker 16: insurance for the car that's up about seventy percent.
31:19
Speaker 5: This is never about GDP.
31:21
Speaker 16: You can't go into a grocery store and buy some
31:23
Speaker 16: GDP if you go into a grocery store with your
31:27
Speaker 16: take home pay the money that's actually in your pocketbooks,
31:31
Speaker 16: or you're going kitchen table here, they're trash talking to
31:36
Speaker 16: each other in the last six days, not talking about
31:39
Speaker 16: any of this.
31:40
Speaker 5: I've found an extraordinary.
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Speaker 1: It's interesting the point that Larry Ketler makes there as
31:45
Speaker 1: he's on this All Start panel, where he's like, look,
31:47
Speaker 1: you got six days left, now, five and you better
31:51
Speaker 1: be talking about the issues that people care about. And
31:54
Speaker 1: instead you got somebody yelling that half of the supporters
31:57
Speaker 1: of the other guy are human waste, trash, floating trash.
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Speaker 2: That's unbelievable.
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