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IT'S ELECTION DAY! GO VOTE! · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: Election Day in America. Wow, we made it here. It's
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Speaker 1: finally happening. And the question is have you voted yet?
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Speaker 2: Yes? Have you voted yet?
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Speaker 1: That is what matters more than anything that Kamala Harris
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Speaker 1: is saying, anything that Donald Trump is saying.
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Speaker 2: The number one thing that matters this morning is have
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Speaker 2: you voted? And have you voted?
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Speaker 1: But also have you inspired your friends and your family
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Speaker 1: to vote as well? This morning, it is very clear
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Speaker 1: the Democrats have a new closing argument. It is that
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump is a unique threat to the constitutional order.
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Speaker 2: The American citizenry is on the ballot.
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Speaker 1: Quote unquote Joe Scarborough lying to Americans this morning claiming
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Speaker 1: that Trump said he's going to execute Liz Chaining.
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Speaker 2: He did not say that.
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Speaker 1: We all know that, and CBS News to fact check
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Speaker 1: various claims about Kamala Harris except her own sixty minutes
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Speaker 1: interview and their edits of what she actually said, which
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Speaker 1: really makes me laugh. Adam Kinzinger, the Democrat that acts
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Speaker 1: like he's a conservative, on CNN this morning, saying it
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Speaker 1: the GOP loses, it's a chance to look inside and say,
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Speaker 1: what have we done.
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Speaker 2: With our souls?
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Speaker 1: This is what Democrats are saying, this is what Democrats
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Speaker 1: are doing, and if you need a reason to go vote,
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Speaker 1: this is the crazies that we are up against.
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Speaker 3: It is a big list, so I had to focus
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Speaker 3: on one.
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Speaker 4: I thought for a long time, and my friend Michael
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Speaker 4: was right long before I was, which is often true
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Speaker 4: with besch Loss, which is kind of one of the annoying.
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Speaker 3: Things about him.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, but I thought Trump was a difference of degree,
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Speaker 4: but not of kind. I thought this was if you
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Speaker 4: we long had been become president, if George Wallace had
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Speaker 4: become president, and that he was a recognizable phenomena within
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Speaker 4: the American story, an embodiment, yes, of our worst impulses,
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Speaker 4: but the fullest manifestation of things we had seen and
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Speaker 4: dealt with. What he proved me in the post election
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Speaker 4: period in twenty twenty was that he was a unique threat.
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Speaker 4: Strike the verb tense. He is a unique threat to
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Speaker 4: the constitutional order because a lot of American figures who
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Speaker 4: had a lot more reason to attack election results, starting
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Speaker 4: with Andrew Jackson in eighteen twenty four and moving through
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Speaker 4: Nixon in sixty and Humphrey in sixty eight, Gore in
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Speaker 4: two thousand, Senator Clinton in twenty sixteen. They all had
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Speaker 4: a lot of oxygen if they wanted to do something terrible,
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Speaker 4: but no one did because ultimately they respected the rule
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Speaker 4: of law.
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Speaker 3: The former president does not.
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Speaker 4: No, and that's what makes you the unique threat, absolutely unique,
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Speaker 4: because he is proven.
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Speaker 2: This isn't just I love how they're closing argument.
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Speaker 1: Not Hey, Americans, go vote right, which is what I
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Speaker 1: said this morning, Go vote No. No, They're coming on
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Speaker 1: this morning and they're telling you, Hey, Donald Trump is
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Speaker 1: a unique threat to democracy. Donald Trump is a unique
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Speaker 1: threat to our future. Donald Trump is a threat to
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Speaker 1: our way of life. Donald Trump is a dictator and
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Speaker 1: a tyrant. Meanwhile, these are the same people that are
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Speaker 1: raiding people's homes to kill squirrels pet squirrels in the
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Speaker 1: last forty eight hours. So just remember how psycho these
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Speaker 1: people actually are. Keep listening. This is the closing argument.
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump is a threat to the constitutional.
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Speaker 3: Order chatter on an election morning.
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Speaker 4: He has shown us, if we believe we live in
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Speaker 4: an age of enlightenment, we are supposed to obey reason
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Speaker 4: over passion. That was the point of Madisonian democracy. He
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Speaker 4: has shown us what he is. If not for Mike Pence,
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Speaker 4: it is hard to know where we would have been
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Speaker 4: the last four years if not for President Biden.
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Speaker 3: It is hard to know where it would have been
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Speaker 3: the last four years. And so let's just not let's
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Speaker 3: not do this.
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Speaker 1: So let's not do this. Right, So, let me just
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Speaker 1: be clear what they're saying. They're saying that if you
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Speaker 1: vote for Donald Trump, you're anti American, you're crazy, you're
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Speaker 1: a dictator, you're a tyrant, you are a radical, you
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Speaker 1: are an extremist. You are you are you are all
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Speaker 1: of these things, right, every single one of them. You
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Speaker 1: are you are again one of these things right. This
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Speaker 1: is you are a straight up radical extremist.
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Speaker 2: That's who you are. That's what you are.
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Speaker 1: And if you don't understand that, well then we just
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Speaker 1: can't help you. We cannot help you. You are just
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Speaker 1: too string. I gotta tell you. I laugh at this
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Speaker 1: because it's so important that you understand. This is how
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Speaker 1: inspired they are to beat Donald Trump.
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Speaker 2: This is why you need to go out and you
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Speaker 2: need to vote.
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Speaker 1: They are a radical extremist who hate this country. On MSNBC,
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Speaker 1: they also said if Trump wins, he will ban historians
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Speaker 1: from writting books.
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Speaker 2: We may become Nazi Germany. Yes, Nazi Germany.
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Speaker 5: Michael, you and John and other great historians often talk
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Speaker 5: about hinge days and history, hinge moments in history, and
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Speaker 5: we can go through them all over the last two
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Speaker 5: hundred and fifty years in this country. This does feel
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Speaker 5: in many ways like a Hinge day, which is to say,
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Speaker 5: we're going down one of two very different paths by
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Speaker 5: perhaps tomorrow morning.
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Speaker 6: Yes, and that's what if historians in the future are
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Speaker 6: allowed to write books, and by the way, that question
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Speaker 6: is opened this morning, and if people were allowed to
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Speaker 6: go on television and say what they think in the future,
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Speaker 6: which again.
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Speaker 3: That question is opened this morning.
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Speaker 6: In the future, historians are going to look back on
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Speaker 6: this day and say, this is the day that America
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Speaker 6: made a choice between freedom and democracy on one side,
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Speaker 6: and authoritarianism and dictatorship.
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Speaker 7: I'm Michael, can I restate something from you. It's not
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Speaker 7: that historians won't be able to write those books. It
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Speaker 7: may be that the billionaires and the corporations that own
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Speaker 7: the publishing houses will refuse to print those books. And
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Speaker 7: have seen that with the La Times. We have seen
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Speaker 7: that with the Washington Post. I will not get into details.
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Speaker 7: We have even seen that with other countries. Liberal democracies
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Speaker 7: who so feared Donald Trump that they are already preparing,
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Speaker 7: already preparing for the worst. See billionaires on Wall Street
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Speaker 7: who six months ago expressed contempt for Donald Trump, people
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Speaker 7: that walked away from him after January the sixth, saying
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Speaker 7: that he was bad for American democracy, who are now
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Speaker 7: preemptively cow telling to someone they fear will be an
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Speaker 7: authoritarian leader. So this is not high drama. This is
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Speaker 7: the reality we live in. Who would have ever believed
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Speaker 7: three weeks ago that the Washington Post, who rewrote the
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Speaker 7: rules of journalistic history with Woodward and Bernstein by keeping
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Speaker 7: politicians accountable.
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Speaker 3: Who would have ever believed a few weeks.
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Speaker 7: Ago that the Washington Post would have written an opinion
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Speaker 7: endorsing Kamala Harris and their billionaire owner would scuttle it
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Speaker 7: a few days before the election because he was so
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Speaker 7: fearful that avengeful Donald Trump would go after his business,
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Speaker 7: not just the Post, but Amazon, his AI business.
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Speaker 3: Who would have believed that?
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Speaker 7: But now that's the world we live in.
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Speaker 3: Yes, it is.
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Speaker 6: And that's what happens when strong men come to power.
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Speaker 6: That happened in Italy in the nineteen twenties and nineteen thirties,
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Speaker 6: Germany in the nineteen thirties, certainly has happened in Hungary,
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Speaker 6: and Victor Orban of course, is one of Donald Trump's
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Speaker 6: most notorious heroes. He said, we should follow that model.
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Speaker 6: And so it may be. And this is what happens
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Speaker 6: when America begins to go toward dictatorship. And I think
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Speaker 6: all of us, you know, talking right now, we would
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Speaker 6: have all said, I'll speak for all of us. And
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Speaker 6: if I'm wrong, correctly, if we had discussed this twenty
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Speaker 6: years ago, and we had said one of the two
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Speaker 6: major party nominees is promising, just as Joe was saying,
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Speaker 6: suspend the constitution, fit the Justice Department, the Defense Department
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Speaker 6: against political enemies, and run this country out of the
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Speaker 6: White House, telling businesses what to do, small businesses, labor unions.
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Speaker 6: It's all done by one leader in the White House
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Speaker 6: giving orders. We would have said that person could not
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Speaker 6: get fifty percent of the vote as we speak this morning,
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Speaker 6: the polls that you were all talking about, saying that
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Speaker 6: a presidential nominee. You have to give Donald Trump's credit
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Speaker 6: for this. He's been very straightforward. He has said, if
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Speaker 6: you elect me, you're going to get violence, you're going
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Speaker 6: to get dictatorship, or at least today. He has made
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Speaker 6: very clear what's going to happen. That's a campaign promise,
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Speaker 6: and what I cannot understand is that half the country
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Speaker 6: seems to think that that's fine.
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Speaker 2: This is what we are up against.
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Speaker 1: These psychos who are out there saying that half of
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Speaker 1: us are garbage, half of us are deplorables, half of
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Speaker 1: us are evil, half of us are advocating for a
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Speaker 1: dictator when we're actually advocating for freedom. The same people
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Speaker 2: They're not even trying to hide it.
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Speaker 1: They have true disdain for half of this country, true disdain.
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Speaker 1: They're also trying to inspire liberal voters who gotten vote
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Speaker 1: by saying this morning that the Trump camp had higher
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Speaker 1: confidence a week ago than they do today. This is
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Speaker 1: part of the mind trick of the left in the media,
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Speaker 1: trying to inspire Democrats to get up and vote today.
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Speaker 1: This is again, I'm telling you what their closing argument is,
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Speaker 1: hoping that you understand just how important it is for
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Speaker 1: you to get up and go vote.
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Speaker 8: This is a moment here for this campaign where a
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Speaker 8: reckoning has played out over the course of the last week.
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Speaker 8: The Donald Trump, in the fashion that we have become
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Speaker 8: accustomed to, became his free building self in the most vulnerable,
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Speaker 8: transparent of ways, suggesting at a campaign rally here this
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Speaker 8: weekend that he would put herschel Walker in charge of
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Speaker 8: a US defense shield system. He has openly said that
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Speaker 8: he would put Robert F. Kennedy Junior in charge of
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Speaker 8: healthcare policy in the United States, even overseeing vaccines.
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Speaker 3: He has openly.
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Speaker 8: Suggested, as he did last night, that he's ninety five
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Speaker 8: percent confident he's going to win this election, and he
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Speaker 8: has said that he would win California if there were
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Speaker 8: real vote counters. This year is a moment for this
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Speaker 8: campaign where I was talking with a key Trump campaign
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Speaker 8: battleground source who was telling me that one week ago
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Speaker 8: there was much higher confidence about where they found themselves
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Speaker 8: positioning wise, especially with the first several weeks of early
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Speaker 8: voting coming in. They saw lower propensity voters, voters that
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Speaker 8: haven't even voted in the last few presidential elections, were
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Speaker 8: turning out in greater share than they had previously.
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Speaker 3: Yet what they watched was their.
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Speaker 8: Candidate come out uncensored, begin to make questionable decisions in
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Speaker 8: terms of the rhetoric that he used, detigrading Kamala Harris's
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Speaker 8: low IQ, calling Nancy Pelosi a crazy, sick person, going
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Speaker 8: on the attack against his former generals Millie and Mattis
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Speaker 8: and John Kelly. And this the battleground source is telling
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Speaker 8: me they were already in a deficit when it came.
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Speaker 3: To the ground operation that.
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Speaker 8: You guys were talking to, telling me specifically that this campaign,
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Speaker 8: this's go around in the key battleground states, had half
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Speaker 8: the resources that they did in twenty twenty, So instead
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Speaker 8: of knocking on every door in a neighborhood, they were
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Speaker 8: having to choose one or two doors to knock on
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Speaker 8: and they were at a disadvantage. And if they were
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Speaker 8: to win tonight because of the maga grassroots support that
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Speaker 8: Donald Trump is built.
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Speaker 3: Over the last nine years. But that is putting a
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Speaker 3: lot on.
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Speaker 8: Donald Trump in the movement and the supporters, especially those
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Speaker 8: that didn't even show up in twenty sixteen or twenty
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Speaker 8: twenty guys.
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Speaker 2: So there it is.
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Speaker 1: Trump had higher confidence a week ago than today. If
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Speaker 1: they were to win tonight, it would be because the
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Speaker 1: maga grassroots support that Donald Trump has built over.
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Speaker 2: The last nine years.
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Speaker 1: If you consider yourself to be a maga grassroots Republican,
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Speaker 1: what NBC News has just said very very clearly, is
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Speaker 1: it the only way that Donald Trump's wins today is
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Speaker 1: if you decide to wake up and you decide to
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Speaker 1: go out and vote, if you decide not to stay home.
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Speaker 1: In twenty twenty, there were conservatives that stayed home and
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Speaker 1: Democrats did not. I believe that Democrats are going to
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Speaker 1: show up in big numbers. They clearly seem inspired. Their
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Speaker 1: rhetoric is extreme, and they have actually convinced the people
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Speaker 1: that are going to vote for them that we are Nazis,
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Speaker 1: that Donald Trump is Hitler, that he is a dictator
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Speaker 1: and a tyrant, and that is their closing argument. They're
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Speaker 1: not running off the economy because they can't. They're not
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Speaker 1: running on what their plans are for this country, because
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Speaker 1: their plan is to keep doing exactly what they're doing
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Speaker 1: right now.
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Speaker 2: They're not running.
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Speaker 1: Off of securing the border because as they can't say
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Speaker 1: they're going to secure the border knowing what we know
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Speaker 1: about their plans to de flood this country with illegal immigrants.
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Speaker 2: So these are the options that are left. Folks.
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Speaker 1: Tell everybody that if you don't vote for who they
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Speaker 1: say to vote for, that you are an advocate supporter
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Speaker 1: of Hitler and that the people around him are Hitler.
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Speaker 1: This is their full game plan, not issues, but name
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Speaker 1: calling and anger and disdain towards conservatives. The closing argument
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Speaker 1: for Donald Trump's giving America very different. Kamala broke it,
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Speaker 1: I'll fix it, Donald Trump giving his closing campaign arguments
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Speaker 1: at a Pittsburgh rally. That is what Donald Trump said.
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Speaker 1: She broke it, I will fix it. She broke it,
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Speaker 1: I will fix it.
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Speaker 9: This is all you really need to know.
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Speaker 7: It's simple, particularly beautiful as a statement.
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Speaker 10: But very simple. It's Kamala broke it, I will fix it.
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Speaker 1: I think that is a great closing argument from Donald Trump.
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Speaker 2: I really really do. She broke it, I will fix it.
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Speaker 1: She's the one that says that America is a disgusting country.
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Speaker 1: I'm the one that believes in America. I'm the one
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Speaker 1: that believes in America is a great country. I'm the
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Speaker 1: one that believes in the American dream. I'm the one
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Speaker 1: that things will get better. The rally that Trump had
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Speaker 1: was the second stop of the day in the Keystone State.
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Speaker 1: Before attending the event in Pittsburgh, he was in Reading, Pennsylvania.
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Speaker 1: four campaign in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Late last night, he
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Speaker 1: did that Kamala broke it, I will fix it quote.
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Speaker 1: Over the past four years, Americans have suffered one catastrophic failure,
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Speaker 1: betrayal and humiliation after another. Kama Harris has delivered soaring
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Speaker 1: prices and economic anguish at home, war and chaos abroad,
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Speaker 1: and a nation destroying an invasion on our southern border.
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Speaker 1: There has never been anything like this in world history.
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Speaker 1: Trump said, my message to Americans tonight is simple. We
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Speaker 1: do not have to live this way. We do not
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Speaker 1: have to settle for weakness and competence to cline and decay.
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Speaker 2: With your vote tomorrow, we.
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Speaker 1: Can fix every single problem our country faces and lead
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Speaker 1: America and indeed the world to the new heights of
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Speaker 1: glory when we win the election only one day from now.
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Speaker 1: I will end inflation, I will stop the invasion of
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Speaker 1: criminals coming across our border. I will strengthen our military,
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Speaker 1: I will restore peace in the world, and I will
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Speaker 1: rescue the American can dream.
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Speaker 2: Trump, by the way, lost the Keystone State in twenty
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Speaker 2: twenty by one point two percentage point. Since then, Republican
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Speaker 1: Text the word America.
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Speaker 2: Now, let me give you, by the way, some good news,
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Speaker 2: some perspective.
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Speaker 1: And this is not news that I want you to
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Speaker 1: take and think is something you should just be like, Oh,
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Speaker 1: my vote's gonna doesn't matter.
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Speaker 2: I don't have to show up today.
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Speaker 1: But I do feel like we have a very very
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Speaker 1: very very very small advantage. Why do I say that?
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Speaker 1: Looking at the final polls, Former President Donald Trump is
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Speaker 1: leading Vice President Kamala Harrison all seven swing states on
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Speaker 1: election night eve, according to several different polls. Now some
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Speaker 1: of them have him down or tied. I want to
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Speaker 1: be clear about that, but I want to get you
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Speaker 1: this data because this should be inspiring and also remind
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Speaker 1: you of how close it is. Polls conducted have found
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Speaker 1: that Trump was leading Harrison in states such as Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada,
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Speaker 1: North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. Harris led in two states,
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Speaker 1: Minnesota and Virginia. In Minnesota, among two thousand plus likely
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Speaker 1: voters that were surveyed, forty nine point two percent of
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Speaker 1: respondents express support for Harris, while forty seven point two
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Speaker 1: percent express support for Trump. That's in Minnesota, so we're
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Speaker 1: losing there. In Virginia, Among twenty two hundred likely voters surveyed,
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Speaker 1: fifty one point three percent of respondents express support for
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Speaker 1: Kamala Harris. Forty five point nine percent express support for
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump. We are down there. I don't like that,
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Speaker 1: but let me give you some other news. In Arizona,
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Speaker 1: a smaller sample size, I want to be clear about this,
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Speaker 1: eight hundred and seventy five likely voter surveyed. Trump received
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Speaker 1: fifty one point six percent of support and a two
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Speaker 1: way race between Harris. Harris receiving forty six point five.
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Speaker 1: That's good news. Look at Georgia. Where are we in Georgia.
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Speaker 1: Georgia Donald Trump forty nine point nine to Kamala Harris
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Speaker 1: forty eight point three.
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Speaker 2: That is a one point six percent lead. That's good.
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Speaker 1: Michigan, a very important swing state, forty nine point eight
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Speaker 1: to forty eight point three percent, a one point five
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Speaker 1: percent difference.
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Speaker 2: That's the lead for Donald Trump.
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Speaker 1: Nevada Donald Trump up fifty point two to forty seven
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Speaker 1: point one, still within the margin of air. There is
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Speaker 1: a large number of undecideds there though. That would be
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Speaker 1: a three point one percent lead for Trump. North Carolina
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump fifty percent of the vote, forty seven point
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Speaker 1: nine for Harris. That's a two point one percent lead,
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Speaker 1: still in the margin of air. Pennsylvania forty nine point
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Speaker 1: six for Trump, forty eight point six for Harris. That
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Speaker 1: is a one point lead within the margin of era.
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Speaker 1: Virginia concerns me because Harris has a big lead there
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Speaker 1: a five point four percent lead in Virginia. Why does
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Speaker 1: Virginia lead liberal? A lot of people that live in
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Speaker 1: Virginia work in Washington, d C. And right now, DC
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Speaker 1: is an overwhelming liberal city, with liberal workers, with liberals.
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Speaker 2: Running the government. We know that.
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Speaker 1: That's why I think we have a loss in Virginia.
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Speaker 1: Wisconsin very tight. But Donald Trump goes in with a
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Speaker 1: zero point nine percent lead forty nine point five percent
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Speaker 1: to forty eight point six percent over Harris, again within
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Speaker 2: It didn't go well. There was a big fight.
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Speaker 1: Megan Kelly was on stage yesterday endorsing Donald Trump. Also
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Speaker 10: Megan Kelly is here and she's doing them.
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Speaker 9: Come up, Come up here, Megan, she ripped the guy apart.
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Speaker 11: You Hi, everybody, It's great to see you. Can you
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Speaker 11: believe this guy? Can you believe the energy in the
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Speaker 11: stamina on this guy and his hate.
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Speaker 10: I'm ready to go to sleep over there. He's got
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Speaker 10: another rally to go to til tonight. Let me tell you,
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Speaker 10: first of all, one of the reasons why I wanted
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Speaker 10: to come here, one of the many reasons I wanted
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Speaker 10: to come here. When I launched my show four years ago,
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Speaker 10: we had Mark Cuban on the program. You know, yeah,
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Speaker 10: may Seine. He was in the news this week and
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Speaker 10: he started going on about how bad America's race history
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Speaker 10: was and how ashamed he was of America, and that's
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Speaker 10: why I was at all these protests. And he felt
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Speaker 10: it was really important to stand up and speak out
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Speaker 10: about human rights violations. And then it got awkward when
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Speaker 10: I asked him about all the money he was taking
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Speaker 10: from China.
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Speaker 9: Then he dropped a bunch of f bombs, and I thought.
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Speaker 10: I really enjoy this feeling of proving Mark Cuban wrong.
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Speaker 9: And so here I am.
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Speaker 10: I had a Trump rally, a strong intelligent woman to
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Speaker 10: prove Mark Cuban wrong again. I want to take up
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Speaker 10: much of your time, but I do want to tell
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Speaker 10: you the main reasons I am voting for Donald Trump.
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Speaker 10: Number one immigration, he mentioned it, and people like Lake
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Speaker 10: and rally. I'll be thinking about her tomorrow. All Day,
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Speaker 10: twenty two years old, killed in Georgia, a young nursing
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Speaker 10: student by an illegal. I'll be thinking about Joscelyn Nungari,
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Speaker 10: twelve years old in Texas, murdered by two Venezuelan illegals.
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Speaker 10: President Trump closed the border. Kamala Harris opened it by choice.
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Speaker 10: It wasn't accidental. She said it would be humane. That's
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Speaker 10: what she and her boss believed. Tell it to Lake
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Speaker 10: and Riley's family. There was nothing humane about it. He
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Speaker 10: closed it, they opened it. It was an intentional choice,
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Speaker 10: and there's no reason not to believe. They won't vote again.
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Speaker 10: The boys should not be in the girl's sports.
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Speaker 9: The boys should not be in the girls backs. The
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Speaker 9: boys should not be in the girls' locker rooms.
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Speaker 10: Peydon McNabb, North Carolina, sophomore in high school slams so
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Speaker 10: hard in the face by a volleyball hit at her
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Speaker 10: by a boy pretending to be a girl. She suffered
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Speaker 10: traumatic brain injury and permanent paralysis. Kamala Harris looks at
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Speaker 10: her and says, be kind, suck it up, and that's
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Speaker 10: what's right. Why do our girls have to face brain
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Speaker 10: damage in order to be kind to boys who want
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Speaker 10: to invade their sports.
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Speaker 9: And by the way, they are going into the women's prisons.
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Speaker 10: She changed the law in California to make sure the
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Speaker 10: taxpayers would pay for their sex change operations. She was
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Speaker 10: not just following the law. She changed the law. President
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Speaker 10: Trump will stop it. He got mocked by the left
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Speaker 10: for saying he would be a protector of women. He
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Speaker 10: will be a protector of women, and it's why I'm
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Speaker 10: voting for him.
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Speaker 9: He will close the border.
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Speaker 10: He will keep the boys out of girls sports and
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Speaker 10: where they don't belong.
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Speaker 9: And you know what else, one more thing.
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Speaker 10: He will look out for our boys too, our forgotten
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Speaker 10: boys and are forgotten men, Guys like you, Guys like
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Speaker 10: these guys who have got the calluses on their hands,
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Speaker 10: who work for a living with the bears and the tats,
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Speaker 10: who maybe have a beer after work, and don't want
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Speaker 10: to be judged by people like Oprah and Beyonce, who
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Speaker 10: will never have to face the consequences of her disastrous
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Speaker 10: economic policies.
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Speaker 8: These guys, women.
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Speaker 9: He gets it. President Trump gets it.
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Speaker 10: He will not look at our boys like their second
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Speaker 10: class citizens. And ladies out there who want a bit
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Speaker 10: of girl power in this election. Let me tell you something.
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Speaker 10: How can you win when the sons and the husbands
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Speaker 10: and the brothers and the dads you love are losing.
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Speaker 9: It's not a win.
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Speaker 10: We care, young women and older about the lives of
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Speaker 10: our children, the safety of our children, and we need
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Speaker 10: not get so obsessed with what happens when they're in
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Speaker 10: the womb that we forget about taking care of them
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Speaker 10: once we're here, and they're here and they're loved. Last point,
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Speaker 10: What I don't want, what I don't think you want,
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Speaker 10: is the less version of masculinity. You see that ad
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Speaker 10: they did about Trump voters trying to encourage women to
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Speaker 10: lie to their husbands so that they could vote for
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Speaker 10: her instead of Trump. That's their version of what marriage
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Speaker 10: looks like. An overbearing husband who bullies his wife into
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Speaker 10: saying she voted one way, as opposed to an honest,
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Speaker 10: open relationship. Oh wait, I'm talking about Kamala and Doug. Sorry,
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Speaker 10: where was that story in the news?
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Speaker 9: What is that story?
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Speaker 10: I don't remember a single media person, not one who
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Speaker 10: sat with him, asked him about the abuse allegations against
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Speaker 10: him by a successful professional attorney who has great details,
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Speaker 10: who has receipts, who has witnesses. No one even asked
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Speaker 10: about it. I'm not into their version of toxic masculinity
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Speaker 10: or new masculinity.
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Speaker 9: I prefer the old version.
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Speaker 10: On all of you, and I prefer a president who
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Speaker 10: understands how to be strong and how to fight. I
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Speaker 10: hope all of you do what I did last week.
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Speaker 10: Vote Trump and get ten friends to vote Trump.
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Speaker 1: To vote Trump, and get ten friends to vote Trump too.
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Speaker 1: That's the closing argument, folks. It's not just you voting,
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Speaker 1: it's getting your friends to vote. It's not just you voting,
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Speaker 1: it's getting your friends to vote.
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Speaker 2: Go vote.
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Speaker 1: Call your friends, go vote, Go vote, Go vote, go vote,
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Speaker 1: go vote, go vote