38 - DNC 2024 REACTION

0:13 Hello world, Blaze listeners, and welcome to my episode thirty eight. But this is kind of the first episode of what we will call the Stretch of Blaze episodes. These will be kind of a special episode, special edition type thing that my brother and I will get together on in where we dive a little deeper into the political sphere, news, etc. Manuel is the host of Stretch Goose or the Stretch Goose podcast and also my co host on Random Thoughts with Manuel and George, and he's here in the studio right now. We're gonna do a whole DNC breakdown, just as I promised, because I was gonna hold this for when I had my brother with me, so we can really dive into this and we could bounce, you know, things off of each other and hopefully make it a bit more engaging. Guys, this could kind of be a long episode, but my brother's currently struggling right now, and we usually save these things for Random Thoughts. But I think just by watching him struggle so much, I want him to I want him to express his troubles at the moment.

1:16 Look, okay, I was I was at five below, which is this a discount story, I guess? And I found an energy drink called bob Ross Positive Energy, and. Fuck it's bob Ross, right, you gotta try it, so. It's positive as Bob Ross. Bob Ross's fucking face is smiling back at you. But the drink is like fucking glue, like your mouth just sticks and what And I don't and I know everything's all chemicals and shit, like there's no actual flavoring. But it's got FDAC blue one, which is probably why it looks blue and turquoisey.

2:00 But I don't. I don't understand it. But it's very disgusting. It did not It's not positive at all. So if you if I have to rate this, it's fucking garbage. Can you mean? Yeah? And I'm gonna tell everybody that if you haven't, if you haven't heard my brother's show, and you haven't heard our other show, random thoughts, let. Me just say this. Everybody kind of knows I'm a cigar smoker, kind of coffee guy. I'll dabble in a red bull wants the wall. My brother just he's a big energy drink connoisseur, and uh, he's gone. He's ran the gamut of all of them. He rates them, and God this obviously does not meet his expectations. This doesn't doesn't meet his standards. This ship is just below Ghost and slightly above Rise.

2:43 Maybe all right. Well, sorry that you're dealing with that. As we're tom power through this in the morning, I. Am completely done drinking it. We'll just use his face as inspiration. I actually that is a good idea because we're gonna need it as we going to struggle reaction here. So if you don't know the political leanings that we may have by now through listening through like obviously World of Blaze or sometimes Stretch Goosegolls on a rant, if you don't figure out what the leanings are by that alone, I apologize. But we are definitely going to ship all over the DNC. We are because this was this was four days of acting like we don't own a television.

3:29 We've never seen any newsreels, like like everything is brand new. Everything is is like out of the box, like fresh out of the fucking box with the packaging still on it. Like we've like we've never seen Kamala Harris as the the Attorney General of California, District Attorney of San Francisco. We've never seen Joe Biden over fifty years do anything like it was a really weird fucking DNC. It was. It's just like it was like shit just started like eight weeks ago. It just felt like a big I mean, we already know there's propaganda when it comes to politics in the government, but this found this really really was one giant live action propaganda reel because everything almost every speaker, not all.

4:21 There were some people that really felt genuine. You could tell they were genuine about what they were talking about and what they believed in, but for the most part, it seemed like everyone was literally just acting. You know. Yeah, And on my last episode, I just did number thirty seven. I just I actually went through the whole Kamala Harris speech on her last day, basically the forty two minute, you know, accepting speech, closing remarks, and I'm watching her and you can see how she seems uncomfortable when she's talking about certain topics, and she seems like she's just really literally acting like she doesn't really believe half the stuff she's saying. Yeah, there was one section in that fucking speech that she that I thought was weird, when she's talking about the rioters and all this other shit, and I was just like in my head, just losing my shit. So I'm like, you didn't contribute to a bail fund to let out rioters in Minnesota, Like you didn't do that.

5:17 You're acting like that shit didn't happen. But I thought these were her people. I thought these were her people. I thought, so, well, I must be confused, maybe whose people are who? But me too, well, I think everybody is at this point. It was like, well, well, I guess that didn't happen. Or when she got on camera and she was like, oh, we had these things have to continue. You know, I don't have it off the top of my head, but it's basically the general quote, the general idea of the quote that she was talking about during the riots was these things need to continue, they must continue. You know, so we could reach the solution we want to reach.

5:58 Well, and those statements were made during the George Floyd riots, the BLM riots, and yeah, they were actually you know, setting up setting up funding for them so they continue to riot. They were basically defunding the police. They were doing everything they could in their power to make sure that the rioters were out of jail as quick as possible and back on the streets. And then fast. Forward to the d n C. But who was the governor, Oh, mister Tim Walls. Yes, the snitch line, the fucking well, the snitch line was great. Well, it's not called the snitch line, but it's basically it's the snitch line. It's but there's this he's him too. He's like, look at me, and then he's like, I'm a sergeant major or I've carried weapons in war. And then everybody that was served with him was like, no, that didn't happen.

6:45 This fucking guy never he left. Well, you know what's crazy is and it but then he's like walking around going yeah, but JD Vance didn't do anything either. What does that mean? What's what's crazy is this This whole d n C was riddled with protests. And that was never really reported on well, the. First day was heavily reported, but then suppressed and then all of a sudden, you know, But what my point was going to be is, you know, it's full of protests. These are supposedly her people. She runs on the stance when it comes to the border that you know, will accept everybody free and fair elections. You don't need IDs. You don't need to prove yourself as being a citizen. If you're here, you can vote for policy, which is a bunch of bullshit. But at the DNC itself, she put walls up security everywhere, and you can't get in without without an ID to identify who you are.

7:33 I know, that's the biggest thing. And there was tons of security afore. Well, if these people are mostly peaceful, as they always say, why do you have the heightened security? Why do you have to present IDs to get anywhere you need to be? Around the DNC if you literally have stated many times that we don't need IDs to vote, We don't need to know where these people come from, and you know they can have a voice here in America even though they're not a citizen. But at your own DNC, there's all these restrictions, guidelines you need to meet to be able to even talk to somebody who's a representative. You have to have press credentials to get an interview. You can't walk through the door without being identified or your bag checked. So isn't that kind of contradictory? Don't you want free, fair and open America? But when it comes to the DNC, protect me and keep me away from these people?

8:17 Is that the message? Yeah, the irony is crazy, right? Yeah? What do they call that pot kettle black shit? Yeah? Yeah, actually that's exactly what it is anyway, without I mean, that's oh, let's get into the fund. So what are we starting with. We're gonna take read with Kamala Harris opening up the Joe Biden deal. Where she pays tribute. Yes, which, And I want to say this to everybody. We we pull these video clips up, we may or may not play them in their entirety. You know, we'll get through as far as we can or as much as we can stomach anyway. And I'm also gonna say this, as much as my brother and I actually we may lean concernable. We do try to stay neutral in our assessment, but lately it has been very hard to do that. I'm gonna be very honest.

9:07 Well, these last but like I said, last eight weeks have been rough. Yeah, we're gonna try though. We're gonna try it, like are you fucking kidding me? But again, if you've heard my show, you know that I call people out on their ship. And I'll tell you right now, my brother doesn't take any shit. So this is gonna be very interesting. All right, come on, all right, here we go, let's do it. Lots of cheers. So this is the day one I. Swear Walls acts like he's never seen ship. In his life. Well, he's definitely never seen a crowd that big fuck. I don't think she could even believe it.

9:47 Nay, it is so good to everyone this evening, in this hall and everyone at home. This is going to be a great week. And I want to kick us off by celebrating our incredible President Joe Biden, who will be speaking later tonight. Joe, thank you for your historic leadership, for your life, carnation, and for all. All right, we do you even get through the jeez?

10:28 You okay said anything? Yet? Look okay she did, she goes, You're historic. We thank you. Bullshit. You took him out back and you shot him in the head like a horse, and then you fucking threw him overboard, and. Look and then you took his job. How what do you mean? I'm not gonna argue with that. Thank you for your bullshit. You won't even this bitch, won't it? Oh? Hold on, dang, dang, okay, you got hey, let it out. Wow, I'm sorry if if if he was that great, why would you take his nomination from him?

11:10 Well, he's already at home soaky and pissed about this. What we don't have these other clips, but this, this is a So she's just acknowledging Joe Biden, and she's doing this to save face because Nancy Pelosi was caught already in an interview admitting, not just admitting and alluding to basically saying, yeah, well, you know, we did what we had to do, we had to do something. She literally said that, yeah, when she was question about whether or not there was a coup or an overthrow, uh, you know, overthrowing Joe Biden in him being the president for you know, presidential nomination nominee. Sorry tongue tie this morning. And so they were and even Gavin Newsom basically said the same thing. So they're admitting it, they're not hiding it, but they're not outright saying, yes, we did do this, but we're not saying we didn't. Is basically what they're saying.

11:59 But the thing that's insane about this, I know is the back pat They're patting him on the back like, oh, you did good, Joe, you fucking threw them out off the bridge. Agreed. Well, let's hear her say some more. Let's get through a little bit more because she just started. Let's sorry, let's take let's take this in a bit. Let's let's let's give her a fair chance here. Sorry, let's keep going. Hold on, I'm sure we'll be interjecting plenty. We got quite a few videos and you know, a ton of material to get to you. Well, you will continue to do. We are forever grateful to you. Real grateful to keeping his mouth shut, basically, thank you.

12:42 Shoes down and looking out, looking out at everyone tonight, I see the beauty of our great nation. People from every corner of our country and every walk of life are here, united by our shared vision for the future of our country. And this November we will come together and declare with one voice, as one people, we are moving forward. Forward where when optimism, hope, and faith so guided by our love of country. Knowing we all have so much more in common than what separates us, let us fight for the ideals we hold dear, and let us always remember when we fight.

13:39 We when all right, Now, I can stop it. So what's funny about this is I've said this on my show many times, even in discussions with you, and you've even said this. I think between Republicans, true Republicans, Democrats, in terms of actual people living in the United States as far as citizens, that there's very little that's separates us. There's there's a few policies, maybe not even policies, but a few things that separate us. And that's that's why we lean either Republican or Democrat. But the Democratic Party this whole time, while the Biden administration has has you know, basically been the administration of Vanta Stys for the last four years, has never said this before. In fact, they've always said that we are different people. We don't believe what they believe. Republicans are crazy, you know, they believe in white supremacy, the whole bit. But all of a sudden, we're now one people. But there's only a little bit that separates us. So we really need to come together.

14:37 All of a sudden, this is the message when it wasn't the message ever. Ever, he's never stated this. So what's changed, Well, because she's up for election now, all of a sudden she wants everybody to support her, when before she was the one behind driving the wedge between everybody. So that is very crazy. And you know, she can thank Joe Biden all she wants, But as you said earlier, I mean, it's it's very evident that they they did. They did get behind his back and force a mount. He never said he didn't want to run. He was forced to. We woke up one. Day and all of a sudden it was, oh, Biden's dropping out and Kamala Harris is in. They're trying to make this a campaign of joy and feelings and happiness, and that's basically what she was saying. At the same time, it's it's like she's standing up here and she never went through a primary. How was she the nominee. There's like this back door secret election amongst the Democratic Party by its representatives to put her in place.

15:36 That's crazy. What they democracy is on the. Ballot, right, They talk about democracy, but they keep they keep doing this shit. Yeah, Bernie Sanders got punked by the Hillary Clinton and the DNC when he was up about one hundred and fifty delegates. That election year that he was ahead of everybody. He was killing the Democratic Party. He was in the lead in every metric every pool, and they did not want him to be president, and they forced him also to step down. Twice because he was also way ahead. And then they called Joe Biden out of bed, yes, and then they put him in front, and then they did the same thing. And what's crazy is is Bernie Sanders accepts that shit.

16:18 He doesn't talk about He's. Like, yeah, whatever, and then Biden's over here getting the same treatment and he's sulking. It's like, how are you preaching this democracy horseshit every fucking time and doing this and people are watching it and it's like, that's not democracy, and he said it's not you're you're basically like, well, I don't like that. We want a woman president, so Bernie, you gotta go. And they weren't very they were very clear on that. They said it that many there's many communications on that during that election that they did not want Bernie at all. No, and then when they noticed and then when they noticed that Bernie was gaining traction again and we were gonna have a Bernie Trump showdown, then it was like, oh, well, we got to get somebody who's a little more you know, yes man ish, So here comes fucking Joe Biden. Yeah, it's like, what are you talking about? Like you don't well and then you then you throw him overboard.

17:24 We didn't play enough of any clip yet to go really deep, but I think what you're pointing out and what I'm pointing out is pretty important because it gets me more than anything about this whole this whole thing is the fact that she's the nominee without any actual support from the general public. In fact, they did everything they could to market her as the greatest thing ever for the American people, after they already told you, the American people that know, this is who you're voting for, this is your representative. You don't got a choice. But don't worry. We're gonna make you like her. And that's exactly what they're doing. She didn't even get out of the primary. No, she didn't get on. She didn't even win a vote in California.

18:07 When she first ran, she didn't even have three percent of the vote. She had less than three percent of the vote and was forced to drop out because nobody would support her. Here's how, here's. The the this is how you know the Democratic Party is a big pile of nonsense. She gets on the debate stage and calls Joe Biden a fucking racist over the busting issue. Yes, when she was running against Biden, she's straight the very first time, Yes, yes, and did. And then when she couldn't get the support, she dropped out. And then when and then they said, oh, we need to you know, get inclusive or the fucks. So we need a woman and she has to be black, which we can't talk about now because that's now racist, even though Biden said we need a woman black whatever. So they call her up and then she goes on Colbert's show and then he's like, well, you did call him racist, and then she goes it was a debate, and it's like, okay, so.

19:02 How does that change things. What you're telling me is everything you said before that was performative nonsense, agreed. And I think that's the problem with our debates because by her saying that, she's admitting that debates are nothing than trying to win over the crowd by how good your insult. Is whatever the sound bite apparently, yeah. You know, And that's kind of why it's not kind of it is why I believe that we need to get out of this high school president mentality is I feel like right now in politics in America that everybody is running as if they're running for class president rather than the president of the actual United States. There is no policy debates anymore. There hasn't been for quite some time right now. Right everything's just been about, you know, slinging insults, hiding in your bunker, avoiding media, and then hoping that everybody votes for you. But the best way to prove that you are the people or the person that the people need to need to elect is by actually debating your fucking opponents and standing behind the policies that you believe in. And thus far we haven't seen any of that.

20:05 Yeah, but and this is why the media gets hit in the face all the time because I know Cobert is a comic, but that is an opportunity to sit there and go big opportunity. Everything was bullshit before that, so you were lying the whole time, like no challenge. And this And this is coming from a guy who had a political satire show where he literally called people out and suddenly, no, don't want to lose his paycheck. I guess we haven't even got to have the first clip anyway. I know, let's move on. So after this acknowledgment and thanking Joe Biden for shutting his mouth and not you know, saying, hey, I didn't step down and I never supported this. Let' let's move on to Joe Biden here and he addresses the party delegates at the DNC. I think we got this at the spot we wanted to start at. So all right, Joe, he'll play that clip right now.

20:52 Yeah, it's been my view since I came to the Senate. That's Ryan proud when the first president the walk a picket line and be labeled the most pro union president history. And I accept it. It's a fact because the unions do well. We all do well. Go ahead, I saw you about to say something unionization.

21:38 In the modern day modern America, union union work has destroyed the economy. We don't all do well. How many times has union contracts gotten so much to the point where the system gets bloated, it pops, and then who bails them out? Democratic presidents? Obama did it. He did it, but Obama and Biden did it over just over the last twenty years. Yeah, and where are we at now with that? Well, now we got drivers making sixty something bucks an hour, I'll or fifty bucks an hour. And then I'll say I'll say this about unions. Okay, this I've seen. I've seen how unions work from the inside outside working with them being a business, the whole deal.

22:27 And I'll say that for a working person in certain certain circumstances, unions are great for getting fair pay right and making sure there's benefits. But the problem I've seen with unions, as you're saying in the modern times, in the modern sense. Is is they blow up the pension. The union in turn needs to provide educated workers within their field, technically skilled workers within their field, and most units these days don't even have a training system anymore. The only ones I really see where you could really progress by your knowledge and years is really in the construction industry. So like if you're an electrician, you have to start as apprentice and then through your skill in training, you pass certain courses and you move up to journeyman, the whole bit. But a lot of these other places that unionize, they do not do that. You move up just based on how many years you've been there, not necessarily whether or not you're skilled or a good employee.

23:23 But yet you're still getting the pay that the skilled employee gets. The other thing unions do. Is they try to hold Basically, they hold businesses hostage. Let's just be honest. Great, you want equal pay, but why do you think that almost every two or three years your pay should keep doubling. How do you expect a company to continue to offer you a job, make product, and be profitable enough to keep the doors open When you're doing a remedial task that I can hire anybody to do, but yet you're demanding fifty dollars an hour to do it exactly, It doesn't make any sense. So I think unions have the place, but unions need to be realistic about their place and how they need to work with big businesses to be able to keep everybody employed, keep the pay scale appropriate, and match the skill level of all workers. But I don't think you should automatically get a pay bump just because you've been there for twenty years. You also have to show a progression in aptitude in your skill level for the job in which you're hired, and unfortunately that is not always a case.

24:32 So unions are good in one respect, but they're also really really trying to kill industry in another, yeah, and we'll get to In fact, I think we're going to move the auto worker union clip up behind this one. Uh oh yeah, let's go a little more on this, Joe Biden. But kind of triggered that, you know what I mean. But what trigger that response for me. The thing that the unions also do. If they don't get the increase in pay, they always they always make an attempt to throw it in the back end with the pension, and then the pension gets bloated and they don't have enough people to fund it, and then they run to the government for subsidies. The government subsidizes it, and then that comes off the tax payer. Well, and then we just go into this vicious cycle of horseshit until until the business is no longer operating.

25:21 And people who work in unions that were where they actually still offer a pension, because even in unions are starting to get rid of that. So the whole, the whole idea or the whole you know, the whole reason to me for being in a union would be equal pay and pay increases per year based on experience and time. But the biggest thing to me has always been the retirement package, which now even many unions are getting away from. You can't retire on a four oh one k, you just can't. No, you know you're gonna get a good sum of money, absolutely, and that that could be used for investments that you can make money on, you know, uh in in other assets for example, like a house or whatever you want to do. But the retirement package union used to always offer in a pension was guaranteed pay over the rest of your life based on yours of service and how much you put into the account.

26:12 Problem is they're getting away from that. And the other thing the unions push is when they do have the pensions or that employers are forced to pay fifty to sixty percent of your pension every time. So if you're getting paid one thousand dollars, they may be paying another six hundred and eight hundred dollars on top of a thousand they're paying you in salary for your pension, on top of that plus the employment taxes and everything else. At some point, you know, where is it fair for your employer as well? How's your employer supposed to keep carrying the union and keep unionized labor when they keep trying to make it so expensive that it no longer makes sense to have a union.

26:55 I mean, look, what's happening. I mean, this is out. What we're talking about is a bit outside of what's going on with this DNC. But I think it's important thing to bring up because. Well, I mean, he said it, and I'm just like, well, no, I. Think it's important because this isn't the first time at the DNC where the unions were touting their support for the Democratic Party, and the Democratic Party is suddenly the party of the working class. Oh but you want, But they were the party of the working. Class back in the fifties, sixties and even in the nineties when the two thousands came. They fucking abandoned the working class for fame and fortune. They didn't care about the unions back then. They didn't care about the working class. Now all of a sudden they are, they're the party of the working class.

27:36 Okay, that was gonna sneeze. Yeah, it's just it's just so hypocritical of them, you know, edit that out. Sorry, that's all right. What I was gonna. Say is is is even in they were very selective in their union support as well. Because the teamster guy spoke at the RNZ yes, he did, and they were so pissed that they took a him off of the DNC. So they're censoring which union. It's a censorship thing. But well, unions have been I thought that shit was fun. Unions have become very political anyway, and most of everything they do these days, and well even when they started, it's really about getting enough votes and funding to support whoever they want to put in office. Yeah, I mean, let's just be honest. That's what it's been. That's what it's been. It's all lobbying.

28:24 Whoever gets some a buck. Though. Let's hear some word. Joe Biden, you got it, man, you got it. Union strong, Union, Joe Oh, Union, Joe my grave. I'm proud. Look, you're not very told. We couldn't get anything done because we couldn't get anything done in the Congress. Well, with your support, we passed the most significant climate law in the history of mankind, or three hundred and seventy billion dollars, cutting carbon emissions in half by twenty thirty, launching a Climate Corps similar to America Corps Prease Corps, creating tens of thousands of jobs for young people in the future who we're going to make sure this continues trading hundreds of thousands of jobs and clean energy for American workers, including the IBW installing five hundred thousand, five hundred thousand charting stations all across America.

29:36 That has not happened I have. Yeah, that's the process reducing carbon emissions, and we're seeing it. We're seeing to it that the first beneficiary's environmental militiatives are those fence line communities that have been smothered by the legacy of pollution. Louisiana and Delaware wrote No, all the factors, all those chemical factors are right next to the poorest neighborhoods. They're the ones we're gonna bring back. I think he's saying he's going to bring back those areas where they've been riddled with chemical plants and pollution in those areas is what he's trying to say.

30:25 Oh, but did he fix that chemical leak in the other place with the train. And all that, know, the one that leaked into the river and everything. Yeah, buddy, buddy, buttick. Or the other issues they've been having up in Virginia all these years. Yeah, yeah, I didn't do that. Okay, Uh, how I want to make sure that gig did not make it down there. No, it didn't happen, and then got it. And then also when he said, you know, well we tried to pass or or you know, try to pass things through Congress, well you know that that That's something that I'm getting tired of hearing from the Democratic Party because Kamala says that a lot too. The reality is, during this whole four year period, Kamala is actually the tiebreaker number one, and too, they have the majority in Congress. When you look at seats in both Senate and the House, they could have passed whatever they fucked they wanted to this whole time. Could they could have passed whatever they wanted to this whole time, and yet they keep blaming.

31:24 It on the Republican Party. You you you have the majority period, they have the majority in the Senate. She has a tiebreaker in the Senate. Yes, and they they could have passed just about anything they wanted to. That's the whole thing. That's that I guess that was when it comes to the House. But that's my original point from the start of this. It's like they act like we don't own to tell, like what is it? But when it comes to House, how many how many Republicans and air quotes here have been flipped over to vote for whatever The Democratic especially like I said, they actually do have. They have a five seat majority. You can flip two of them anytime you want. It's they they had the ability this whole time. But the whole time all that the first two years of this presidency, they had one hundred percent control how Senate.

32:07 And actually correct correct, But the first two years that. Was when they should have. There was not a voting issue. If they wanted to, they could have they passed. They had a super majority of the first years. They passed the UH. I guess it's an inflation reduction and infrastructure whatever. But none of that has produced anything. You know, they never brought up those accolades because they never happened. What happened to the infrastructure deal. Nothing's getting built, nothing got fixed, nothing's getting built. It's just a bunch of fluff and stuff. Right. Yeah, But listen, it's good to hear Joe Biden because I think he's a trader personally. I've always said that he needs to he needs to he needs to go and be tried for his crimes against America. I don't give a fuck what anybody says. There's enough evidence, enough reports, got the Robert K. Herr report. The GOP just landed another one on everyone's desk about everything going on. And I blame the GOP for not even pursuing this because they could have at any time. And when you have a guy who can't even stand trial because he's not mentally fit, but yet somehow is still our president of the United States, but who. I don't know what that says about MARKA and the Democratic Party.

33:20 The twenty fifth Amendment, I believe can be brought up by the cabinet or the Vice president, and they don't want. To do it. Well, no, it's not about the twenty fifth Amendment. Twenty fifth Amendment would be the Democratic Party officially ousing him out so that they could put Kamala in place as the actual president. I know what I'm saying is they don't want I know. What I'm talking about is them actually going after him and putting him on trial, like they could impeach him and then put him on trial for all those crimes. They have the evidence, they have the tapes, they have the testimonies. They don't want to so that that's what I was saying was No. What I'm saying is she has that opportunity with the cabinet because if he's not fit to run for office because of his mental whatever from the debate, then they would then you would assume that they would they would.

34:07 Move him out of that. They won't do it. And I agree with you, because you're right, they have that opportunity. But they want that buffer. They exactly because I guarant fucking tea why they don't do it. In Trump's debate was her He's going to say, you're the vice president, why didn't this happen? And she will say, Joe Biden's the president. I have no control over final say, okay, So that's number one. They want the buffer, Yep, you're correct. Number two, they don't want to make it blatantly obvious. They're pushing him out. Yeah, they want to give him his gold watch. They want the people to feel sympathetic towards Joe. Good job, Joe, you're awesome, Thank you so much. Right the collapse. And while they're doing this, they're pushing Kamala up behind him.

34:50 They they've already stabed him in the bag more than once. Now they're leading him, lead him around, you know, the White House like a dog on a leash. They fucking set him to California after this speech writer, right, So. You're right. They want the buffer so that Kama's not directly blamed for anything, so. She hasn't out deniability. And two, they don't want to make it so blatantly obvious that, yes, we're pushing this guy out of the way. It's it's pathetic. I'm sorry, all right, So is that thing said? That's Hillary? Everybody always goes, oh, I feel sorry for Joe. I don't feel sorry for Joe. He made twenty seven something million off selling influence and and and peddling secrets and whatnot and access to foreign nations.

35:32 I still don't understand. I have no respect for this. I still don't understand how his book deal made millions. And I don't understand going, you know, beyond that, How do you remain a career politician for over fifty years and haven't achieved one fucking thing outside of plagiarism and lives. He didn't even okay, I did research on this way back in the way back machine, on the pod. He only showed up for twenty five percent of the vote floor vote. He was never in fucking in the fucking sense it. He was always absent for votes anytime it came down to you. So where the fuck. Did he go? I don't know. And it makes you wonder why Obama even chose him as a vice president when he when he was a president.

36:12 We all need a stooge. They just needed that white guy. Yeah, well let's let's let's do that. Let's move on to Hillary. Look, I mean, I can't feel sorry for Joe, I really, Oh yes we can, But you know, we're tearing this thing apart. Reality is the DNC so far from what we've seen, and you know we have inside info from covering this. For a while. They're just they're just they're just a bunch of bullfaced liars. I mean, the fact that Kama's even the nominee is the biggest fucking lie and cover up of all. It's it's right there in everyone's faces, and nobody wants to see past the fact that she's the nominee. Why is she the nominee? I don't know, why are you voting for her? She makes me happy and I'm joyful? Great, what are policies.

36:59 As she's never really stated it. So why are you voting for her? Why is are we saying they're voting for the excuse is better than a better option, than. A better option than Trump? Yeah? Great, So I'm a CEO of a company and I didn't make enough profit the last quarter. I missed the mark by maybe five percent. So your option is to hire a three year old to run the company? Understood? Because it makes you laugh. It's a joyous occasion just. To watch fu fuck out that kid up the block. Let's go on to Hillary. So Hillary, Hillary, on the first day, I noticed she had a way bigger reaction than Kalma. Now, what's funny. I was talking to uh last night. Actually, I was talking to Jesse over there from the Jesse Razinsky Show, and we brought this up and he goes, yeah, they have to clap for because if they don't, she'll hang them all.

37:58 And I don't think he's wrong. Now, I mean, how many people. Have ended up supposedly committing suicide in her wake? I don't know. Geez all right, let's play this clip from Hillary. She's going ahead and addressed the crowd here, and. It's basically Harry and Er introduction what about the Yeah, which I thought was as hilarious as you describe it. So this is one of the clips you want to bring up. I'll let you go ahead. I'll play this and you just tell me when you want me to stop. It's only a minute. Let's play the whole thing, all right. As a prosecutor, Kamala locked up murderers and drug traffickers.

38:44 She will never rest in defense of our freedom and safety. Donald Trump fell. Asleep bet his own trial, and when he woke up, he made his own kind of history, the first person to run for president with thirty four felony convictions. As vice president. As vice president, Pamala sat. In the situation room.

39:41 These people are stupid. Lock him up thirty four felonies based on supposedly not writing exactly where the money went in his ledger book, based on a conviction by supposedly his peers. When the judge actually said, you don't actually have the majority vote on this. If either of you feel that he may be convicted, it's a conviction. I guess I don't want to go too deep into that. Whe all know it's a bunch of bullshit. I'm so fucking tired of hearing how he got convicted by a jury of his peers. He didn't get a fucking speca dust convicted in New York. It doesn't fucking matter. It's so fucking liberal and ridiculous over there. And why do you think they're all trying cases in New York against him because they can get it done.

40:25 Of course, when undred percent of the jury wasn't even in agreement, you still get a conviction. That makes no sense. You're supposed to have one hundred percent agreement. Why, it's like, if there's doubt, then you go back to the drawing board and you reevaluate the evidence and tell you all come to. It's like they talk about the ship. It's like you can get anything convicted in New York. It's fucking retarded. So let's let's talk about what Hillary's saying here, because they're all yelling lock him up. Do we need to go back to Benghazi where she literally ignored the police from Americans who needed help and they all pretty much ended up dead. Yeah? Interesting, nothing happened when they were probing her into an investigation. Somehow she bleached her servers and everything went away. That's but that's and she was holding that information, not even in a secured government fail her own house, in her own fucking house. What's even worse, what's crazy about that is it's in front of your fucking face, and everybody's like, eh, but this dude, you know, line item incorrectly not time to throw him in a fucking sell for about thirty years well and even even beyond that, all of that took place in a timeline which had zero to do with what they're trying to tie it to. I know, it was not suppressing information in an election period, Like seriously that how much has been suppressed in this election when it came to the Democratic nominee? How much has not come out or whenever something tries to come out there, they attacked it right away and suppress it.

41:52 What Hillary did is blatant suppression of information, law breaking, you name it. She did it. And she's like. Her whole career, Yeah, anything that ran through the Clinton Foundation was a fucking does that anyway that it's not really about her. It's not about her, but it's it's just you're listening to that whole just like, but this is exactly what represents the Democratic Party Yeah, that's the problem. It's that whole thing. Where do you own a fucking mirror? Yes, the issue here and why it's important to talk about it is exactly what you said. Are you holding up a mirror? It's like, how is this okay and acceptable?

42:33 And you let it slide even though everybody knows. But yet look, I get na. I realixed Trump he's he's he's got his own personality. Yeah, he doesn't have much filter when he talks. I get it. He doesn't make you feel warm and fuzzy all the time. Cool. I don't want my president to make me warm and fuzzy. Does he get it done? Yes, that's the thing. I want him to do his job exactly. Yeah. You know, I'm not looking for someone to collect a salary for fifty years Joe Biden and do nothing. Where you have Donald Trump, who when he was president didn't even collect a salary. Just to be just even talk if you want to dive into elections, the election side of it, because this is only a clip, but in the speech he does talk about the election denial shit, And it's like, Okay, how did you get elected in New York as a senator?

43:22 You rented a house you don't even fucking live there, you fuckeding. You cook the books to to get you on the ballot. Yes, she faked her residency to be able to get on the ballot. So yeah, I call it cooking the books. But yeah, aren't you fucking with the system too well? And didn't her opponent end up dead? Well yeah, no comment. I mean again, suicide something like that. Yeah, I don't know. I think that's what they call it, voluntary, involuntarily losing life. Now with voluntarily would there be So even with all this being said, I'm gonna I'm gonna just make a comment so far because we haven't played a lot of the speeches, but I'll say this for everyone listening. I know that we're we're cutting a lot of it out because it's kind of hard to get through when you hear bullshit. But when when I went when I went through before this episode and listen to a lot of it, I got to say that it was pretty polished. Like speeches are good from a standpoint of delivering a speech.

44:23 They have their shit together, they're making their points. They sound very professional and what they're doing. Except for a couple of people, well. Name but. They're they're definitely sticking to the script. They're definitely sticking to the script. And so from the outside looking in, if you without us bringing up these opposing you know, views, opinions, and fact checks, the average person who doesn't dive deep like we do can't hear all of this and easily be swayed. And I think that's the issue that we really need to address, because we got to get people to stop taking things for face value. It's like, you know, there's there's there's there's social media people that been going out and literally question people kind of what I was saying earlier about Colin Herrist, like, well, why do you support Colin Harris? Oh well, I just think, like like I said, oh, she just she just makes me feel happy.

45:11 And then when they ask them about what policy do you support, Uh well, I don't know, Like literally I don't know. I mean, there's also a lot of political shows left on the left side of the aisle, your pod Saves and on America. Guys, look that whole that whole crooked media network. Let's just be what they just need to say. Who they are? They they are They are liberal democratic shills. That's it. Yeah, But all their shows. Are made up of hosts who had inside information and connections from within the Democratic Party. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm just I'm not afraid to say it.

45:52 I'm just listing. The the ones that have the shows that say a lot that have this say a lot of this ship is. God, I lost my thought. Fuck it, move on. I was I was working on something and then I got derailed. Okay, I got it. Okay, so he's back. I'm back, my fucking I'm feeling hot and blood pressures up. It's gotta be what it well, it is starting to get warming here. What I say, what I was gonna say, is a lot of these a lot of these guys, your your crooked medias, your Ezra Kleines, all that shit. Every day that they covered the DNC or just the last eight weeks in general, all of them are only talking about how she has brought happiness back to the party.

46:35 They're all talking about how joyful it is to just walk around and be smiling again. They did, they do cover some of the stuff that she says where they're like, well, she says she's gonna bring. Back housing and build more houses. How they don't they don't get into it, and there's a lot of that type of ship where it's like, I'm gonna be tough on the border. How No, No, there's no explanation. They just go, oh, she said this, she said this. But these guys are all in the political game, they're all in the news game. Wouldn't you want I mean, she hasn't done a presser in like thirty five days. Wouldn't you want to know what the fuck is going on? I mean, let the voters decide.

47:17 I mean, they're obviously we talked about we want to talk about election rigging. I mean this is an example of that. Yeah. Well yeah, and that's kind of where I was going with it. It's a this is something I was gonna kind of say for later. But you're right, this whole campaign has been a campaign ran on joy and vibes, being a woman, being black, and abortions, oh in hope and we need hope. Oh well, and hope for abortions too. I guess I don't know anyway, So they had. An abortion clinic right outside that I know. Yeah, absolutely, very weird. So it's all about hopes, joy vibes primarily.

47:59 That's like ninety percent or well, actually, sixty percent of what they're running on the other forty percent is on abortions. They also said this other shit too, that all the foreign leaders they would rather have Trump over Harris because they manipulate Trump. Based on these last eight weeks, I would love to have Harris walking around in my in my house going everything is happy, and I mean I would love that. It's it's stupid for for them to push the message because we were never there were Okay, there were wars, but there weren't new wars, right and Trump being who he was, like, they're they're trying to say, oh or she actually said, I'm not going to cozy up to dictators and tyrants.

48:44 What are you doing? What you're missing the mark in in what Trump was doing. He was creating relationships, Okay, and you have to have respect amongst cenemies. If you don't have respect, they're not going to basically well respect you, which means they don't give a fuck if they fire a missile at you or not. Because they don't respect you, they don't think that you're gonna be anything they need to worry about, as has been evident with Joe Biden's administration. Look at all the shit going on in the world right now with Joe Biden in place, and Kamma is part of that, and she she never wants to tie herself to Joe Biden, you notice as she's running, but she's a big part. She's second in fucking command. Like, how are you How are you getting a pass if you thought Joe Biden need needed to do something, for example, that was good for America in terms of foreign policy and how you feel about you know, continuing wars and everything. Why are you not stepping up grabbing Joe Biden's ear, which you guys are probably already doing anyway, and telling him what to do. But why are you not stepping up and trying to guide him and pushing him in the direction that makes sense for our country? What exactly are you doing?

49:46 As Vice president? Hillary said, she was in the situation rooms, so she obviously was there. She's of course she's there. She has full access and full ability to influence and make change as it is right now, and she has I've been doing it. Let's play more fucking Hillary. No, that's it, that's all you want. There's only two seconds left. Oh okay, it was just as short her talking oh, I see you pulled a short clip. It was just her ranting about how you know, God is so Trump should be whatever. But oh, I wanted to go over this here. So this is this is kind of this kind of ties into exactly what we're talking about with the Hope and joy. A campaign and making her happier than she needs to be. So I the one thing I've noticed about Kamala Harrison and this whole, in the whole DNC, by the way, all four days, and also how I's been running, but specifically DNC, there hasn't been one person who spoke about her accomplishments and achievements as a vice president, not one, not that I can recall.

50:44 You gotta have them first. I mean, but if you're running. For president and you're running on the basis of experience, you're already in office, you're in the White House. Why has it been thus far nothing about your achievements and your record as a vice president be brought up? I mean, wouldn't you think your previous jobs experience would be heavily weighted against the job you're applying. For theoretically, But they do talk about her quote unquote achievements in California again. And that's the problem. So you're talking about something she did years ago, and she wasn't even good at that job.

51:26 She wasn't even good at that job. She as a black woman, by the way, as she's running, you know, based on being black and a woman and trying to tie herself to the black community. She jailed more black people than anybody in California. Yes, she even held them in longer than they longer than needed to Why because of prison labor that they were using. And they were using them for prison labor. She are those two things right there. How does that not contradict her running on the fact that she is a joyous, happy black woman. She also withheld evidence in certain cases as well.

52:07 Of course she did. She intentionally did that, Yeah, and just to get a conviction. Yeah, And she had remember her remember her stance in California against drugs, in marijuana. She convicted so many people in marijuana, even if it was a minor offense. But he hears her. Sorry, she herself was enjoying smoke in marijuana during that entire time. And she even laughed at the question on multiple times when she was asked about it because she herself was enjoying and partaking in smoking marijuana while she was putting people in fucking jail for it. Yeah, that's all I can say. I mean, you can't. They're nothing to add to that. I mean, she fucking so this next clip, there's even there's even parts where she released prisoners because of over you know, overcrowding or certain areas.

52:52 She released a lot of. Violent or non violent however you want to say it back into the pot population. Most of them recommitted crime and went back. Yeah, you know, I actually remember that when they were when they were emptying the jail. Yeah, because it was their prison reform. Yes, just putting together because we had a new way of you know. So this is this is her record, Okay, as a prosecutor. By the way, everybody, we live in California, we remember. We don't forget, we know. And the next time I'm gonna play is oh. And they also say it's racist to it's also racist and sexist to bring up how she got her start. But I think it's relevant. It's relevant. You know. I'm not gonna dive too deep into it here. Everybody knows. Yeah, I'm just saying it's everybody knows.

53:37 Everybody knows. I'm not going to get to graphic, but I'm just I'm just gonna say everybody knows. Yes. And this this clip, this. Clip I'm going to play during the DNC. Now, these people that are speaking, this is in the first time they brought this up. But they never bring up her achievements as a vice president. But they somehow, on more than one occasion, more than once, people are brought up her character and they always be bring up examples from when she was in elementary school, I mean elementary school. How much changes from being a child that's you know, eight ten years old to when you become an adult. A lot happens to you in your character and your beliefs. You go from elementary to middle school, to high school, and then all of a sudden you get into college.

54:18 And was it getting in to college? You're either radicalized in your views, are affected and changed, or you remain a strong person based on the characters that the character you became based on what your top of your parents. Unfortunately, what everybody doesn't talk about is her parents in particular, her father was a Marxist economist. But you know, let's just gloss over that. So Donald Jay Harris, Yeah. Let's play this clip and let's hear about how amazing she was in elementary. Kamala has always been a protector. One day at school, we made clay arts projects during story time. When they were outside on tables to dry for whatever, a boy in our class took mine, threw it on the ground and it shattered. Kamala jumped in between him and me and said something that made him so mad he picked up a rock or something and hit her on the head.

55:15 Blood came streaming down. The school called Shamala to come take her to the hospital. The stitches she got left a scar over one of her eyes. She still has it. That's the kind of person Kamala has always been from the very beginning, someone who doesn't hesitate, to stand up for what's right, to take up for the underdog, and to stand up to bullies. So what do you think so far about talking about someone's character but referencing. Who you were when you were a child? Well, personally, I feel like she's lying. Why because she can't get through that thing, through what you're talking about her statements yet know the way she's the presentation. She can't get through.

56:04 I don't know, she's nervous, but I don't I don't find it credible. You don't find a credible calm that picked up a rock or something and hit a guy with something. And then fuck are you talking about? Yeah, she stood up, she's standing up to oppression, I guess as a little girl, right, okay. And that's the backstory. But I guess what I'm trying to get at is you're an adult running for a position as an adult, and you lead the free world. Yeah, we're talking about what you did in elementary school. Yeah, she's never been a standing up for oppression in middle school, high school. So is this an example of them not able to find any real examples of her character and achievements that they have to go so far back to elementary school to try to establish her character.

56:46 Or that's just the best story they have us every because she she does talk about why she wanted to be a prosecutors, because she told someone who's getting abused to live with her. Yes, you know, I think they say that later on. I was in high school. Yeah, that's it. That's all we got too, We got too hmm. Do you want to keep playing this or move on or what do you think do we need more of this? I don't need any more of that horseshit. Well, I played it because it was interesting that I get what you're going You're saying that it's interesting that this is kind of like you said, all they had I didn't hear anything, you know, I guess they talk about her being a prosecutor. But it's funny you go from elementary school, what motivator to be a prosecutor? Then prosecutor?

57:29 Fast forward prosecutor, which we were established that she didn't do much as a prosecutor, and how she got there is extremely Well, it's not questionable. We know what she did and how she got there. But I also find that interesting that she skips that every time she skips how she got. There, so she doesn't want to address that. She skips how she got her first job in politics, which is like it was a volunteer type thing. Just to ask school the Brown will but why are you skipping that that's how you got there. I'm surprised. No one's inner if you Willie Brown about that? Is he still alive? Yeah? They should, they should, someone needs to, but no honest person will. No, they're all fucking and no, no honest person would. No, an honest person would. Wait, I fucked that up?

58:15 No? You is that how you said? Well, you said, no honest person would. Oh god, this is gonna fin I kind of agree with you, because if you're an honest, wholesome person, you don't want to talk about that subject matter. But I think that it should be talked about. I think that if we're going to give someone so much power and we're talking about their character and you got to go all the way back to elementary school to establish that she was a good person, why can't funk? I'll just say, why can't we talk about how she was sucking cock to the top? Why can't we do that? Why can't we talk about how she had an affair with a guy who was almost, you know, to twice her age at least almost, and was married at the time, and she was the girl on the side. Basically she was the side piece. Okay, why can't we talk about the rumors of how how she was being used basically almost in a prostatorial fashion to try to sway judges to make certain decisions and cases before she became prosecutor. We're not talking about those things.

59:12 But we should if we could talk about a character. Why aren't we talking about those things? They want to talk about Clint's character and everything he did. They were talking about his family and everything he did in the past. But we can't talk about Kamala Harris. Why because she's a woman, and we can't talk about those things when it comes to it, when it relates to a woman. She pursued Willie Brown. Willy Brown did not pursue her. Can we talk about Montel Williams at all? What's she doing chasing Montell Williams around because her hunger for fame and getting a leg up in the world in her eyes. I guess that's how you That's just how you do it. I was just going to say it in a sentence, but I guess we can go mante. Yeah. But the pushback has always been that affair didn't affect her election as age or whatever.

59:57 Really, because it's very coincidental health after that affair and how they broke up, suddenly she was put into a higher position of office in California when she had zero experience for it. Right, But but how do you get there? You're is it always? How do you get there. Who you're fucking gives you a volunteer gig. Then it points you into the health into the health department. And I said it more than once. Is it a coincidence? If it always happens to be a coincidence at that point, is it not a pattern of fact? Exactly? How do you? I don't know. I don't know. She I could tell you're just frustrated by the situation, because who isn't.

1:00:39 It's fucking retarded. Yeah, absolutely agree with you if you're I. Said this, I said this with the wife, and she she got me, I said, straight up. So any decent American would be pissed off watching this fucking forty event. Just would I'm not gonna even use the word gasoline. Just a straight lying the straight the straight uh omission of the truth is better, I guess you want. To say, if you can say it that way. But you're watching this speech that she gives and you're like, no, if this is true, why didn't you do it now? If this is true, how did this not happen? Then? And then you then Bill Clinton gets up there and talks and you're like, don't talk about integrity. You were getting your Dick sucked in the Oval office. You were on Epstein's island getting massages from twelve year olds. Don't talk about integrity to me, you know. Don't Hillary getting up there saying her bullshit is like, come on, you were bleaching hard drive.

1:01:30 Shut the fuck up. Absolutely. It's like, you can't watch this and go, yeah, I'm into it, I'm happy, I'm joyous. Sure, Nancy Pelosi's bullshit, whether he's stock trade. You can't sit there and just it just irritates the piss out of me, you know. And it's like if you, if you had, if you were a good, honest, moral, decent American, you would not vote for this. Well, and we're gonna get to the next clip here in a minute, because I'm not gonna play her her actual acceptance each on the fourth day, because I kind of went over that. But I'm going to I'm going to transition to this next clip in saying this, in that, in that speech that Kalmahirs gave on the fourth day, her acceptance speech and closing, you know that she really tried to establish through the first quarter that she is every American.

1:02:19 No, she she she she. Came from a family of immigrants. She came from a family of a black and brown person. She was also a child of divorce. She moved around a lot, couldn't get situated, hard to make friends. I mean, everything you could think of that anybody in this nation would go through. She suddenly, somehow was that person. She even lived in a working class neighborhood with nothing but blue collar workers who were all her family friends. I mean, how thick can you lay this? How big of a net can you pass? Part? Right? There is absolutely funny. I lived in a neighborhood of electricians, plumbers. She starts listing all the jobs, right, she does. None of them are poverty driven jobs.

1:03:04 No, none of those are. But then she. Feels that she talks about Then she follows it up by going, we had to live on a budget. We were running low on money. What family doesn't live on a budget? Out, But then, how are you living in a neighborhood full of six figure jobs? Look, we we can. I'm sure we could be as intelligent as we may be, or I think we are, and we're not stupid. Let's just put that way. That being an immigrant and and and being a part of of a household where you have a single mother who is from India. I'm sure it was tough, you know, in those times. But let's let's not let's not crup the fact that she came to America to continue her education as a scientist, which means she got a government subsidized visa to be here and continue her education.

1:03:54 Yep. So the other thing that she brought up in her her fourth day DNC speech and closing argument answer remarks was how she was taught about the Civil Rights movement and how her parents had to go through the Civil Rights era. Bullshit, your father's Jamaican, your mother's Indian. They came from other countries. Here, they live on on education vouchers, right, given the opportunities that black Americans going through the Civil Rights era didn't get. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. But this is what I'm gonna say. Her parents, I agree with what they did. They taught her about it. It's good that she did learn about it. As American, you should know those things. But stop trying to act like you're connected to all this, because you weren't. She never was. The whole family, wasn't.

1:04:35 She's She's every American. Oh, I connect with everybody, whatever your life was, I've been there, I'd done that. Like that's a bunch of bullshit. So here we go. No, so here we go, moving on to del hugely because because he's a fucking moron. Because Kamala, because by all means we need a stand up coming is black, and she's from the black community, and she's so connected with the black community, and she grew up a black person although even though her father was, you know, divorced a mom and base was raised by her Indian mother. But that's okay, let's hear d'elle Hugh Lee talk. Let's let's go ahead. Come on, D'elle'll make us laugh. Hey, now, hey's Chicago.

1:05:15 How you'll doing? What's that in California? Now? Wait? Wait, wait those akas? Then wait in. You know what in three months, ain't gonna be no living with you. Oh, I can tell I can tell you this. I don't blame Donald Trump, but not wanting to bake Kamala. I've been married to a black woe for forty years and I ain't won one debate. Donald Trump has not denied a debate. No, I don't know where he got this information. Com is the one that won't debate him. In fact, she won't do so unless it's specifically done on a specific network with specific people moderating it.

1:06:02 Well, the reason the reason this has become a thing is because Joe Biden is gone. So whatever was agreed to was agreed to based on Joe Biden. So Donald Trump is like, we're not doing that, We're going to do it a different way. So that's where they that's where they believe he's running from her. Well, there's that, But he's also proposed how many dates that she turned out? He's proposed four four. I thought it was four. The ABC debate is the original with Biden, so that's still there. Then he proposed three others, the ones coming up September fourth. She has rejected all of them except ABC, and I think one in October, which is right after early voting, when everybody's are most of most states are cast half their ballots.

1:06:47 By Then again, I can't believe we're going through two elections now where the presidential nominees are running from each other, or at least the Democratic nominees are, and refuse to debate on policy. Yeah, and what's crazy is he fucking knows that I know, he knows that. And then if you want to go back to the debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump in the twenty twenty election, Yeah, Joe Biden didn't even debate. All he did was shut the hell up, man, what are you talking about? Never never gave an intelligent response to any of their questions. So so so Trump was like, fuck it, and he just went after it. Yeah, because what are you going to do? You gotta do something.

1:07:29 I just that that that the infuriating thing is these fucking guys know it. This guy knows. This guy knows full well the debate situation. Well, let's let's hear more about what the comedian thinks. I'm owing ninety three thousand. It's because you're done now. Of course, Trump is saying that Kamala isn't black. I guarantee you this. Kama's been black a lot longer than Trump's been a Republican. Okay, So that's stamens what I was waiting for. Let's break that down. What Trump is saying and what many people are saying is she has never claimed to be black this entire time. She's always claimed to be Indian, She's always claimed to be Indian period. What Trump is getting at, what many republics are getting at, is she was never part of the black community. That's a different thing.

1:08:17 It doesn't mean her skin tone. That's not what we're talking about. She never lived and was part of the black community period. Now she's suddenly suddenly part of the black When she was running in twenty sixteen, she claimed to be what Indian? Yeah, because they had had an She didn't claimed to be black. CNN had a whole thing about cooking Indian food and her walking around. She never claimed to be black. She never wanted to be She never wanted to run on being black until Biden suddenly needed a black woman. And she needed to be black for the racist bussing comment. Yeah yeah, yeah, but this that's that's it. That's one again.

1:09:02 That's what infuriates me is these guys are smart enough to know what he's talking about when he says when Trump says, well, she came in saying she was Indian, and then all of a sudden, she's saying she's black. I didn't even know she was black until she said she was. The whole time I thought she was in. What do you think he's actually getting it. You know, he's obviously talking about her shifting you know, identities if you will. She claims identity and race based on convenience and period and JD. Vance said the same thing. It's obviously what he was getting at. She's she's constantly flipping depending on who she's talking to, true, just to gain whatever support that she has or needs or whatever. And I know he knows that.

1:09:47 I know they all interpret it that way. And then again that's where the inferior he gets more infuriated. And she should have she should have said from the very beginning, the very beginning, if she really cared about her identity and if it was really important to her to be part of the black community, she could have easily just this whole time around the fact that she could say, I am a black Indian American. Yeah done, I mean done. No one's questioned her skin tone. You can see her skin tone. No one says you ain't black her sister, You're just not part of the black community. Even her sister is dark, absolutely dark. But most Indians are dark. Indians are darker skin. But the thing that but it's well, okay, Indians from India.

1:10:30 I want to clarify that, because I want people to get confused about Native American versus India. So she's Indian from India, her mother's from India. Yes, so no one said she wasn't black. Did you say that? Did I say that? Did any of the media ever say that? No? Did Donald Trump say she wasn't black in skin color? No, he's referring to her being part of the black community in which she didn't grow up in and wasn't a part. Of or never said she was a part of herself, and. She never claimed it before. That's the part again, that's the infuriation. And when she was a prosecutor, she jailed more black men than anybody. Uh, I'm sorry there. I got nothing because I mean, that's what it is. It's just a right, let's go. That's just that's just that's where my infuriation where goes.

1:11:17 And if he keeps sliding in the poll, the way is the only thing, the only way to keep Kamala out of the White House is if he buys it and refuses to rent it to him. All right, that's funny. I'll give them that one. No, it's not. Of course, Kamala is getting broad support They got black men for Kamala, white men for Kamala, Latinos and agents for Kama. They even have Republicans for Kamala. Why can it just be Americans for Kamala. See that's. All the time. I guess Donald Trumble will finally know what it's like when you get left for. A younger woman. Right?

1:12:04 Why why does the Democratic Party always have to be the ones to segregate everybody and put them in these little boxes? Right? It's not even can it just be people? Like? Can it just be the American people voting for who they want, not the black people, the latinum people, the Asian people, Like, aren't we all just Americans? Allegedly supposedly? Isn't that? Honestly, that's the most racist shit I've ever heard? Absolutely racist. I mean, now you're putting everybody in boxes. I thought that was that was that was the thing you were against. Only when it's convenient, right, all right, your favorite Michelle Obambas. And I'm sorry, but Deil Hewley's jokes, he's never been funny. He's got the same shtick every fucking time.

1:12:45 Well we're not reading comedians here, but agreed, I do have to say those two jabs were funny. Regardless of what party they're backing, they were funny. At least there was something there. Okay, let's let's watch some Michelle Obama, the defining light in the Democratic care the future, the future. No, the. Flame bearer, right to torch bearer, torchbearer. There you go, the torch bear. We'll get there. I mean, if we didn't have bad tasting energy drinks and coffee that didn't have enough caffeine, I mean, I think would be good. But right now, we're powering through. We're powering through. Right, here we go, Michelle Obama.

1:13:28 My mom, in her steady, quiet way, lived out that striving sense of hope every single day of her life. She believed that all children, all all people, have value, that anyone can succeed, have given the opportunity. She and my father didn't aspire to be wealthy. In fact, they were suspicious of folks who took more than they needed. They understand should that it wasn't enough for. Oh we didn't get far in that speech. Go ahead. This is also a running theme with Democrats, that fucking annoy the pisson.

1:14:14 Go for it all right? Okay, So if you're gonna fucking sit here and say that be suspicious. Of rich people because they take more than they need. Right, Hey, I mean, how could you sit here and say that you own houses all over the fucking place. You got Netflix deal, Netflix deals of hundreds of millions of dollars, You got into office with zero, you walked out. With one hundred and twenty million. What the fuck are we talking about? Well, and the fact that if we're just talking about the Obama I mean specifically Michelle Obama, she made a living and got extremely wealthy on her own just from being the president's wife. Yes, and she didn't do anything.

1:15:01 She wasn't that in office. I mean, I'm not saying being a president's wife isn't isn't a hard thing to deal with, but in terms of policy and running the country, you're not it. I'm sorry. And that in that podcast Shinea light deal with Amazon was a ridiculous amount of money. Didn't even last, did it. It's still there but she hasn't done Yeah, it's still it's active, but I haven't. Anyway, don't sit there and say they be suspicious they take more than they need when you're fucking taking money hand over fist year after year after year. It was like listening to Bernie talk and he's over there with three lake houses and millions of dollars. Shut the fuck up. The Obamas got rich and famous through their position in politics.

1:15:43 Period. They're making all of this money just because he was a former president and is still active in the background running the Democratic arts. But he's also a candidate that didn't win anything. No, he got it all started back. It was an opro winfree endorsement. Was an actor in Chicago. Okay, he came out of nowhere. He had no real political history, was. He He was an activist? Right, yeah? And then he got. He He didn't have a real history of of politics. It was. It was a very very short history. And the only reason he was elected is because it was it was time where they were wanting a black president.

1:16:23 He didn't finish his Senate term. No, you got to get not even a year into it. They wanted a black president. Okay, he checked all the boxes, and then when they got Oprah Winfrey to endorse him, America got behind it. M hmm. That's that's what happened. Okay, that's nobody cares. Nobody cares if you're a black president. I think we should have had a black president a long time ago. And Obama's really good at representing himself. He talks well, he's slick, like, let's just be honest. He looks and sounds presidential, and you know he's not an idiot. Do we agree with this policies and what he did to this country? No? No, but he represents himself. What I mean, he looks and sounds like a present. He's a smart individual, so you got to give it to him. But we can't listen to Michelle over here talk about inequality of wealth and getting equal opportunity when to this day they keep taking and taking and taking.

1:17:21 So we shouldn't trust her based on what she just said. And I think this is important to bring up because this is a theme of the Democratic Party. It's all about inequality, equal opportunity. But everybody up here who speaks themselves are all true wealthy and we all have to question where they got their money. I mean, how's Nancy Pelosi basically a fucking billionaire because of insider training for trading from her position in Congress and getting inside information. And she laughs at people when when the question wrong. The big loopholes. If it goes through her husband because he's not an elected official. It's still inside her fucking trading. But it's still in the Martha Stewart went to jail for this. Yes, Martha fucking Stewart, Like seriously, I know, I know, go ahead, Michelle.

1:18:11 Their kids to thrive if everyone else around us was drowning. So my mother volunteered at the local school. She she always looked out for the other kids on the block. She was glad to do the thankless, unglamorous work that, for generations has strengthened the fabric of this nation, the belief that if you do unto others, if you love thy neighbor, if you work and scrape and sacrifice, it will pay off. If not for you, then maybe for your children or your grandchildren.

1:18:52 Or give me an example in recent times where democrats love their neighbors. Never were the ultra far left people love their neighbors. Never. If you have an disagreement of opinion, you're a piece. Of shit and you go straight to court. Right, they don't want anything to do with you, and they cut you off. Yeah, I mean, dude, So give me the example where there's the love that you're Oh you love the neighbor if you see the Pride flag, Hey, got. It, as long as the idea is. But if I bring up the Second Amendment with that, have that discussion, Oh fuck you. You're a crazy right wing motherfucker and I don't want nothing to do with you. And you're a piece of shit. Got it. So that's loving your neighbor, right, right, And it's so it's acceptance within the guidelines of acceptance that they set. But if you're outside those guidelines, they don't have.

1:19:40 To love you, no, got it. But the crazy the other crazy thing she said was, you know, not letting kids drown around you or not letting letting people fall. Basically, your kids go to the most expensive schools in the country. Why are you stopping school choice because that's one of the things that you did. That's an excellent point. That's one of the things that the Obama administration did. They did not want school choice and not want the vouchers or whatever. And one of the reasons Trump had made a statement about abolishing the the education system. And he's not saying get rid of the education system. He's talking about getting rid of the oversight or the education department at the federal level.

1:20:30 What he what he wants to do, at least what he says he wants to do. Obviously we'll see politicians or politicians, of course, but he is basically wants to put a lot of stuff back in the state power. So so it's education, it's it's abortion rights, it's right right. Right, He wants he wants to lessen the burden on the federal federal government. And and what people talking about. This and the FDA is another thing him Robert Kennedy did his little speech talking about it and Trump. I think George is the idea, so limiting the federal power of the ft and putting the food and health back into the state level. Which makes sense because I have a problem with ninety nine percent of what is said there is I'm fine with the regulation of food mays, you know, makes sense to be at the at the at the state level.

1:21:18 Let it at the regionally because foods our vegetables are grown regionally, right, that makes sense. Now a problem with that. I'm glad you're talking about this because but you know who has a problem with people are missing. Every every fucking federal lobbyist. And of course, but people are missing the point in what Trump means when he says these things. He's trimming the fat. Okay. The reason where we're where we're at right now with our economy is government overspending. Okay, So this is the way I look at education at the federal Do we need an education department at the federal level? Yes? But what should it be? Just an oversight committee. We don't need an entire fucking department with multiple employees and buildings that they're paying for when it really just needs to be an overset committee to make sure that everybody is everybody's curriculum is meeting a certain standard. That's all we need.

1:22:10 We don't need it to be as big as it is. Before nineteen seventy six, when Jimmy Carter signed it into law, it was at the state level, okay, But then Jimmy Carter is the one who pushed the national you know, oversight of education at the federal level, but it got out of control. It is way bigger than it needs to be at this point. It needs to be brought back and reduced to being an oversight committee period Santy Win the FDA. Do we need the FDA as big as. It is fuck no, fuck no. So Trump is talking about trim and the fat is what he's really talking about, And all everyone hears is, Oh, he wants to make America stupid. He don't want people to be educated.

1:22:50 Oh he doesn't care about safety and health and our food Really, you want to talk about the FDA and how they let you know red Die number five in our foods, and how they let you know pesticides from Monsanto and Bayer be sprayed on our foods that you can't even wash off, and how Bill Clinton or not Bill Clinton, I'm sorry Bill Gates made this. You know this? This this new pesticide that actually creates a layer around your fruits that doesn't come off with open water, so every time you cut with a knife, it actually gets transferred into the inside of the fruit. And you ingestice, are we talking about those things the FDA? Let happen? This government oversight? You don't want to be abolished? No, no, of course not. Yeah, I mean this this is something that like when I was listening to to RF case speech, I was laughing a little bit because he was like, how did we get here?

1:23:37 It's like, come on, you know how we got Oh he does. You know, we invented these government agencies, and then we started regulating, and then we started allowing chemicals into a lot of our shit. People started getting fat and people start having you know, chronic diseases. I mean, funk when you have a sugar lot a sugar lot, like. Come on, Like, I don't know if he was being rhetorical, but I was just chuckling on. Come on, broyh, you not know what? Oh he knows, absolutely no fucking everybody knows. And then his he's like, we can get rid of this, you know, with three quick fixes, you know, real quickly, and a lot of it is education over time. It's like, I guess, I say, you get rid of the FDA entirely, that probably be the fastest way.

1:24:22 You don't believe we need an oversight though, like to meet to meet certain standards. I think I think the FDA has gotten so big that they're just so easily manipulated and and they you know, they're taking payoffs and bribes to to make things happen. A lot of that ship during it was a lot of this bloated ship started during the depression when Roosevelt came back, you know, what's there? World War two all that. But when he was. There, he was like, we gotta get the economy running. So everything became federally controlled. And they I mean, I mean, it's it's a brief overview of this, but everything became federally controlled. And then nobody wanted to give up control.

1:25:04 It never goes back, and that's and then it just. Got bigger and bigger and bigger, you know. And then they had someone to regulate the food, someone to regulate the roads, someone to regulate uh, the employment sector, job creation, and then it just then you just ended up with nine thousand fucking agencies. And everybody said that was the best Roosevelt's defining My I thought it was the dumbest idea ever, you know. And then Lyndon Johnson comes in and he's like, I think, let's do government subsidies. And I don't I don't remember the titles I have like the. Over honestly, Well, yeah, that the the. New Deal was the New Deal was? Was Johnson? Yeah?

1:25:47 Well that but that led to Social Security. Yeah, and Medicaid and Medicare, which has now become an underfunded and bloated system. You know, if I confuse that you guys listening, you can go ahead. And I'm sure I'm sure these guys know the names. My brain isn't working this morning as it should. I'm I'm sure you guys know that. But you'll get the point. Yeah, you'll get the point. I mean, I'm not wrong in the story. I just don't know the fucking names. So that's how we got here. And it's like and now everybody, and now in the DNC they're talking about how this is going to affect America negatively. I don't think it will. I don't disagree with state level oversight though, and you know, especially like getting back to the food thing, because we we Okay, a lot of people don't realize this, but they should. Why does it cost so much more? And why is there so much more red tape for an organic farmer to get their food to market. There's no pesticides they're they're not using, they're not using any genetically modified foods, They're not doing anything that should cost them more money outside of just literally growing their vegetables and fruits in a manner that doesn't require all these extra chemicals.

1:26:59 Why is it and why does that organic apple cost more than an apple that has been sprayed, modified, and fucking pissed on, probably by an FDA agent. Why does that cost more than this organic apple? Does that ever make sense to you? No, it doesn't. But why do they why do they also throw away food? So at the state, I can't answer that question, but yeah, you're right, at the state, there are. There are miss misshapened peppers that get grown absolutely because they throw them away because they don't look sellable. Well, and and and that, and that, unfortunately was the grocery industry that made that happen by conditioning people to accept only certain types of food. Right, they're being competitive against each other, and it's like, oh, look ours is better.

1:27:43 Look how freshness looks. Well, this other one's just as good. It just looks bigger. Just it might have a little mark or look a little small, smaller, but the same ship. It's not rotten, there's nothing wrong with it. But you know, there are states, there are states that that really push into out for having an organic farming, Like they want to get rid of chemicals and organic farming. So of course they don't want to get rid of the FDA because if they did that then it would give these states who want to get out from under the thumb of the FDA and actually grow their fruits and vegetables without all this. Bullshit in it. They can't have that because then they're not going to get greased by Monsanto and Bayer and all these other companies that you know that that are going going ahead and just lining their pockets with cash. They don't want they don't want to get.

1:28:26 Rid of that. And the drug part is a joke anyway, absolutely, because are just waves are fucking check book at them and they just go, okay. Sure, no problem. But it's a true it's a it's a it's a topic that I agree that there has to be an oversight, maybe a basic you know, level of standards to meet you know, the needs of all Americans. But all we have to do is, I'm not going to get entirely into the UK right now and all the bullshit, but as far as their policies on food in the EU right now, all we have to do is look to them, or look to you know, look to Italy for example, who bans all the crap that basically causes inflammation, mental illnesses, cardiac problems, lung problems, everything that can cause a problem because it's an ingredient that doesn't need to be there.

1:29:14 Italy bans the EU and general bands yes allowed in the USA. So yes, it can be done. It absolutely can be done. It's been done, but for some reason we're not doing. A lot of the reason for the chemicals is just simply increasing shelf life so they. Can I mean, yeah, there's that, That's what it is. But those chemicals are also deadly. It's it's why you hear these stories of when people and you can search YouTube, you searched everywhere. Even Joe Rogan's brought this up, by the way, how when you go to Europe you can eat all this bread and pasa and for some reason you're not getting super bloated and fat because it's literally different. You know, all all of those preservatives and bullshit that they put into the food here aren't prevalent there. So anyway, trying to tie this back to Donald Trump in their statement on him trying to just get rid of and abolish abolish his agencies, it's because he's trimming the fat. He wants to reduce the spending. That's really what it comes down to. It's not that he doesn't believe there shouldn't be regulation. I mean, yeah, we don't want to eat poison, even though we have been for the last I don't know, since the nineteen fifties, So I don't know there's that. I'm gonna just say something about Michelle or cook for move on. She's also about as slick.

1:30:27 As her husband, right, Oh, they're both fucking Everybody loves her. She's very presentable, she knows how to speak. I'm gonna give it to her. I'm gonna give it to Obama. Even Hillary was very slick. So if you're watching the DNC or you watched it basically, like again, they look like a very well put together outfit and it's a very well produced event, and you really have to do your research and know how to read between the lines to understand what's really going on. Did you want to move on too? I think where Sean Fain or you? Or should we just go Yeah Sean. Fayin because he says some stupid fucking shit. Yeah yeah, all right, I'll get I'll get to that here in just a second. Okay, Uh, actually, let's let's just let's just recap the video itself without Actually we don't need to play it because I honestly don't know why they have an auto worker union guy at the DNC anyway panning for votes. I mean, I get get it, but you know, they were making statements of Trump not bringing the industry back. But you know, we all know that all of that industry issue started way before Trump started, you know, even before you know, going with Chrysler back in the times of Bush, and then Obama had to save the industry, you know, factors being closed during Obama.

1:31:45 Obama checked a bunch of money to try to bolster them, bring them back, and then it happened again, and the industry has been in trouble forever. So trying to blame Trump for the auto industry not surviving is really it's it's stupid because an industry needs down its own. They basically just killed themselves by making poor decisions. The same thing that happened to the airline, same thing happened to the banking industry. And it's not the government's job to keep these people alive and keep their jobs going. I mean, if he's going to lobby for anything, maybe they need to negotiate with the auto industry in general to keep it alive instead of trying to cry to the government for handout every time. That's pretty much what that's all about. That's what that video is. Yeah, it's learn how to do your learn how to do business.

1:32:30 And I mean, do they really think they're gonna pull votes by begging for handouts from the government to keep your own industry live since you have a job, or do the people being represented by the auto worker union actually take a step back and go, why does our industry keep failing? Yeah? Where is the real issue? It's not the government. I mean, you're asking the government to bail you out. You're not asking them to help you in any other way outside of being bailed out. I mean in our lifetimes, they've been bailed out twice. Yeah, and then twenty nineteen, what day he references, would have been a third time if Joe Biden didn't walk the picket line in Cave and all that bullshit in twenty twenty. So again they're trying to make it seem like a Democrat or the modern current Democratic party is the party of the people and the party of the worker.

1:33:16 Yes, hope, joy and compassion, which. Has not been the case in our lifetime. Well no, sorry, Around the two thousands is when I believe the Democratic Party changed and they weren't the same anymore. So yeah, whatever, Yeah, but yeah, the theme is so far, lie, lie and lie some more for. Votes and act like shit didn't happen. You know, let's just not talk about it, all right, you want to start wrapping up. We were going to wall. I mean, we can go forever on this now. Quite honestly, we're gonna We're gonna close it out with a story that Roy Cooper talks about with Kamala Harris and. It's just not accurate. All right, let's just play that one.

1:33:59 It's just not accurate. A here we go. I've met these families, I know what they've been through, and they deserve more. She went toe to toad with some of the world's most powerful. Executives and she refused to give in. Let me tell you, this was a huge risk, but she knew it was a risk worth taking. That's Kamala, and we all know what happened. The banks caved. That four billion for California families became twenty billion.

1:34:42 That was the. First time I witnessed Kamala in action. And what I saw was a leader who. Does exactly what she says she's going to do. Here's what really happened with that shit? Okay, do tell yes? Okay. So he's mentioned in the foreclosure crisis that happened during the housing thing, and he is saying that they that what originally went down was a four billion dollar offer to help out the foreclosures in California. She apparently got them to go to twenty billion or whatever. And the whole idea behind this story is to talk about how she stands up to the big guy.

1:35:25 All right, But what really went down is it. Was twenty five billion, it was not twenty and California only got eighteen The rest of it went to the federal government for subsidies to other states. We have no fucking idea where that money actually went. It's gone. What happened with the eighteen billion is that it went to funding measures like short sales, writing off second leans substantial, which offered less substantial help to homeowners in foreclosure. So it went to shit that did nothing to do a foreclosure. It went back to the industry. Basically, homeowners reported difficulties and excess accessing the promised relief due to complicated delays and other processes of paperwork. The banks largely benefited from the structures of the deals. Eight portions of the funds were used for activities that the banks would have spent their own money on anyway, writing off bad debt, things like that. So this whole fucking housing, this whole story is horseshit. She didn't really help California.

1:36:29 She didn't really help anyone, and the government took a took a piece. The banks got to save their own money by spending government money, and there you go. That's that's the horseship behind. And who really made out on this the hedge fund managers. Yeah, the banks because they didn't have to spend. They were able to buy bad debt at a reduced costs. They got all those loans that were defaulted on, held on to them and were able to make money on them. Yeah, exactly, who did she really help? She shouldn't help anybody, nobody. She just she just happened to be in California at the time when she was in her you know, appointed position, and they're trying to give her credit for it.

1:37:11 What' Stephen dumber is she's on the campaign trail, she's talked about this story a couple of times showing her, you know, toughness, and it's like, you didn't tough wear, shouldn't do anything. You didn't do anything. Nobody nobody got help anyway. That's that story, Roy. It's crazy that it seems to also be a theme with democratically ran California. Any deal that has to do with California. For some reason, nobody knows where the money goes. No, and and and for those who want to, nobody knows. For those that out there that want to challenge what I just said, it is good luck. You can. You can look that motherfucker up and if you need super duper help, you can pull out chat GPT. They actually yank four or five sources. I mean, it's I mean, I know people would bash it, but it's actually a nice quick reference tool.

1:37:57 So I mean you're just telling them how to make the research. Yeah, yeah, So go ahead, motherfucker. It's not that hard. Good luck, And then you can comment below and tell me I'm lying. Well, so so far, so far the DNC is. I mean, look, we didn't play all the little clips where we're talking about hope and joy and comfort and kumbay all around the campfire. But we we basically played clips where we hit them hard, in where we caught them in their lives. Okay, period, that's what we just did. Yes, there were great moments where they were very eloquent and they were speaking in saying things that would make you go, oh, I am behind this, because yes, who doesn't want America to be great? Who doesn't want healthy children? Who doesn't want security? Of course we do, everybody does. But after they say that, they completely push the opposite and they completely talk about policies and positions that are going to dismantled America to the benefit of the government. And that's that is your that is your Democratic Party. This whole DNC just felt like a one big slimy you know, ran fucking theatrical production.

1:39:09 Basically it was a Broadway production. Oh that's exactly what it was. Shit. And if you ever watch like we're you only hear audio. But if you take it upon yourself to go look at the videos of Kamala Harris's speeches, you can see her nervousness. You can see her trying to hold back her laughter as she's saying certain things because she knows what she's saying is bullshit. She's nervous about the lie she's telling, period, and that is a tick of most people when they get caught in a lie. They don't know how to react and get a little nervous and start laughing. And she's the whole time trying to hold it back. When I did the whole reaction to her speech, or many moments where you see her like starting to crack and you see her cheeks trying to go like she's gonna laugh for smiles. She kind of like catches herself. Yeah, even she knows as bullshit because her entire campaign is bullshit.

1:39:58 She wasn't supposed to be the nominee. I know, whoever's the showrunner, gotta pat him on the back. That's that's all right. So we're in trouble because this is the second time, you know, during during Biden's election electoral run to be president against Trump between twenty he didn't really ever debate, never answered any real questions about policy. And here we are again to where the Democratic Party is running it running away from any serious questions when they're being put on the spot, and it seems like the only people giving any answers are representatives that aren't actually the presidential candidate like Gavin Newsom or Nancy Pelosi is like, can the presidential candidate speak for herself?

1:40:47 No? No, I mean that's the person we need to hear from right right, But if she opens her mouth, she loses the election. Sad. I mean, it's true. It's a sad, sad state we're in right now that the people have been lied to you for so many years. They just accepted it, and they accepted Eliza's truth, and I mean you're just going with it. I mean, look, you know, Republican Party ain't perfect either. Believe me. There's some bad characters there too. I mean, just just but they're not going out of their way to dismantle the American way of life, are they? No? Just look at the one question she tried to answer offscript. Return on investment is a return on investment with return on investment, and then if you do this, it's also a return on investment whether I mean, there's your proof.

1:41:36 That's why she asked the fucking sit in the case. So after all the videos and clips, do you do I mean, do you know what they're running on yet? Sort of? I have an idea, there's I can tell you. I can tell you that they according according to her on her speech, she's going to increase housing demand, so the costs. She's she's not going to kowtow to any foreign leader, whatever the fuck that means. She supports Israel and then supports some Moss at the same time, not really a position, and then she wants a ceasefire, but she doesn't specify hostages.

1:42:25 I'm sure they're all dead by now, the rate this shit's going. Yeah, but the ceasefire thing, she's saying that they will get it done right when they should have gotten that done back in October. I know, we're already almost a year in. And like what stops you? Which takes you back to the question, why haven't you done any of this? You talk about all this, I mean, what about her. She's talking about regulating the economy with price controls, which has never worked. Going to talk about that, actually, but it's all sir, forst level, it's all vague. Well, and let's talk about her alleged economic policies. So price fixing, to eliminate gouging, to eliminate gouging, let's start with that. And then she said we need an opportunity based economy yep. Interesting, whatever that means. So opportunity based economy with price controls hmm, So I'm not sure opportunity based economy sounds very Marxist to me. It's basically saying that, look, you can be what you want, choose whatever you want, and we're gonna make everything the same for everybody. That's basically Marxism. That's basically what happens to communist nations. And if you're going to price fix, how are you going to determine that without choking the companies who are making and providing these products and services. Are you going to

1:43:57 dive in and become a member of their company like China does another communist nation, determine what they're spending and how much it costs and how much profit they should make. So well, so that means by fixing their prices, you're also going to fix their profit. Yeah. And I'm sure there's going to be some kind of governmental fee or kickback for the regulation, right. More likely they're going to have to pay back. Yeah. So two things that she said related to the economy that somehow is going to fix things that are Marxists in their roots, awesome, And then the housing crisis was created by what a couple things. The unmanaged border with tens of millions of people coming in. These illegal immigrants are getting vouchrous for housing, they're getting free medical, they're getting welfare, they're getting weekly cash, cell phones. So where do we put these people? The government's giving them housing.

1:44:51 But that's not the only problem, by the way, I mean, it's a big country. But what about her standing up to her lobbyists and her support such as black Rock, who are going around and buying all of these properties in a time when people can't afford to do it due to all the interest rates. But Blackrock has US money and they're buying out all the properties and then renting them. She's allowing the nation to become a nation of renters. Yeah, I mean, just take the So. How's she going to fix it? Well, just you know what, it doesn't I have no I'm not sure I understand how she's fixing it. I have no idea how she's gonna fix it.

1:45:32 But the big story of housing with a twenty billion dollar thing, if she was that tough, she should have made sure it went straight to foreclosures and not go all over the fucking country. Well, you know, she just retracted what she said about creating voutress for first time buyers. Oh the twenty five thousand dollars things, And. Now it's not that. Now she's retracted and said, no, it's gonna be uh, first time generational buyers. So it's not about you being a first time buyer. Now, if your family and your history. Hasn't ever owned a home. And then you're the first one, then you're able to get that, but not if you're first time buy So sure we flipped on one thing.

1:46:15 That's another problem with her. She doesn't stick to anything, Like how do you trust that? You can't? I don't know. But they're gonna vote for it. She's gonna get it. She's probably gonna get about seventy million at least. They're gonna vote because Hope Joy and abortions. Yes, Hope Joy and abortions. Then we should just end it there. Yeah, all right, well I'm just saying. Now, I don't know we can keep going, but yeah, let's just let's just wrap it up. Let's just wrap it up. Okay. So anyway, thanks for sticking in there, hanging her with us, listening to This has been a long episode and I'm gonna I'm gonna end with this.

1:47:01 Yes, the DNC was. Polished, very well produced, but you gotta read between the lines of and what they're saying and what they're standing for, because you know, if you don't, we're gonna be in trouble si asonation. So you know, again, thank my brother for being on you haven't check it out, check out the Stretch podcast and for fun, hey, check out Random Thoughts with Daniel George. We're not completely necessarily political on that one, but it's a good time. I think you'll enjoy it. And of course you already know World of Blaze, so I think we'll do this again, and we'll continue to stretch almost the lays episodes, and we'll drop this as as specials in our shows.

1:47:43 When we get together. And yeah, it's been fun. So there you have it. Yeah, alright, we did it.