Tucker Carlson Reacts to Kamala Harris’s DNC Speech (with Special Guest Jason Whitlock)

[music]. This is her intro video. Um, and it's. interesting. She's about to speak. We're. going to take that. It's for as long as. we can bear. Are you ready?

Are you Are you temperamentally prepared. for this? I am ready. I've I've had enough of this. oldfashioned that I'm. It's just interesting that, you know, 60 days ago, 30 days ago, Kla Harris was. considered by everybody in the. Democratic party as a joke. Like this. was unimaginable in July. last month. Unimaginable. And now it's just like taken as a matter. of course. Of course, it's it's Kamla is. a great the great statesman of our time.

Here she is. And with that, Kla Harris Harris. So, no Beyonce appearance. Oh, was she slave? That was the big rumor. [music]. I think she's smarter than that. [cheering]. Oh, there's a guy with a gun right. behind her. [laughter]. Guns are bad, right? Okay. [cheering and applause]. I'mma keep running cuz the winner don't.

quit on themselves. She going to win. No. What? [cheering]. No. We're going to lose is how I. [laughter]. Are we going to lose? Ask me that. Good evening.

[cheering]. [applause]. There's the man she kissed with the mask. on. Her purported husband, Doug. Oh, I thought you were talking about. Willie Brown. No, I [laughter]. Willie has self-respect. I know. Will I. actually like Willie Brown? He would. never kiss her with a mask on. [cheering]. What would be the point? Well, exactly. Do you know Willie Brown? [cheering]. No.

You'd like Willie Brown? Really? Yeah. He's just got a great sense of. humor. Even you disagree with everything. about him, but he's hilarious. [cheering]. Good evening, everyone. [cheering]. Good evening. Good evening. [cheering]. She looks happy. his stepdaughter. that look actually looked like I can't. stand this guy. I know exactly [laughter] the funny. thing is I hate to say it Kla's sister's. actually pretty and.

is that who that was? Cuz I did think. a very pretty woman. Yeah, that woman right there. Holy cow. Are you sure that's his. sister? That's her sister. Yeah, she is pretty. Correct. Well, I'd like to get her number. [laughter]. I don't think. But [cheering]. now I'm being shallow and mean, but. there's something unappealing about com. I think. But. I think she looks good. Thank you. Thank you. Oh, yeah. She's perfectly attractive, but there's something in her vibe that. looks fake to me. Thank you, everyone. Thank you.

[cheering]. Thank you. [applause]. Thank you. Thank you all. Man, they printed all those signs fast. [laughter]. Thank you all. They did do that, I think, in March when. they were [laughter]. Well, that's exactly right. when they. when they called the CNA anchors. together and told them the plan after. the debate. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank. you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Please. Thank you. Please. Thank you so.

very much. Thank you everyone. Thank you. everyone. Thank you. Okay, let's get to. business. Let's get to business. All. right. [cheering]. Oh, it would be hard if she were. president. Harder than the rest of us. Let me start by thanking my most. incredible husband, Doug. [cheering]. That's Doug, for being an incredible partner to me, an incredible father to Cole and Ella. And happy anniversary, Douggee.

I love you so very much. to our President Joe Biden. President. Oh gosh, I can't believe she. mentioned Joe. I think about the path that we have. traveled together, Joe. I am filled with. gratitude. Your record is extraordinary, as history will show. And your character. is inspiring, and Doug and I love you and Jill and are.

forever thankful to you both. [cheering]. [applause]. And to coach Tim Walls, YOU ARE GOING TO BE AN incredible vice. president. [cheering]. And to the delegates and everyone who.

has put your faith in our campaign, your. support is humbling. So, America, the path that led me here in recent. weeks was no doubt unexpected, but I'm no stranger to unlikely. journeys. [snorts] So, [laughter]. my mother, our mother, Shyamala Harris, had one of her own, and I miss her every. day, and especially right now. And I. know she's looking down smiling.

[cheering and applause]. I know that. So my mother was 19 when she crossed the. world alone, traveling from India to. California with an unshakable dream to. be the scientist who would cure breast. cancer. When she finished school, she was. supposed to return home to a traditional. arranged marriage. But as fate would.

have it, she met my father, Donald. Harris, a student from Jamaica. [cheering] They they fell in love and. got married. And that act of. self-determination made my sister Maya. and me. [applause and cheering]. Growing up, we moved a lot. I will. always remember that big Mayflower truck. packed with all our belongings, ready to.

go to Illinois, to Wisconsin, and wherever our parents' jobs took us. My early memories of our parents. together are very joyful ones. A home. filled with laughter and music. Artha, cold train and miles. At the park, my mother would say, "Stay. close, but do something about it.

[cheering] Do something about it.". [applause]. That was my mother. And she taught us. And she always she. also taught us. And she also taught us. and never do anything halfass. And that is a direct quote. [applause]. A direct quote. I grew up immersed in the ideals of the.

civil rights movement. My parents had. met at a civil rights gathering and they. made sure that we learned about civil. rights leaders including the lawyers. like Thood Marshall and Constance Baker. Mley [cheering]. those who battled in the courtroom to. make real the promise of America. So at a young age I decided I wanted to. do that work. I wanted to be a lawyer.

And when it came time to choose the type. of law I would pursue, I reflected on a. pivotal moment in my life. You see, when I was in high school, I. started to notice something about my. best friend, Wanda. She was sad at school, and there were. times she didn't want to go home. So one. day I asked if everything was all right. and she confided in me that she was. being sexually abused by her stepfather.

and I immediately told her she had to. come stay with us and she did. This is. one of the reasons I became a. prosecutor, to protect people like Wanda, because I. believe everyone has a right to safety, to dignity, and to justice. [applause]. As a prosecutor, when I had a case, I.

charged it. Okay, can we stop for a second here? victim [clears throat]. in the name of the people. Can I just give you my thoughts, right? Okay. First of all, um. she's more appealing than Hillary. No question. If that's No question about it. Um. not a high bar, but. not a high bar, but they should be. afraid of her. You know, normal people. should be afraid of her. She's actually. got hertick fine-tuned a little more. than I thought that she would. And um so.

I think she's probably a little more. formidable uh than expected. Two other. points. She begins by thanking Joe Biden. and then sort of aliding into the. current state of affairs by saying I. kind of never expected to be here. But. she never explain like how did you get. to be the nominee? I still have no idea. honestly. There was like some kind of. online vote or something because the. donors wanted it. I mean, I do think at. some point she has to explain how did I. become with not one person going to a. single primary and voting for me. How.

did I become the nominee? And the third. thing I noticed was that in her sort of. not terrible explanation of her. childhood and parents seem nice or. whatever, they're both immigrants. She. from India, he from Jamaica, but she. says that her mother was lecturing her. about injustice and the civil rights. movement. What? You came to the United. States at 19 to become a doctor to. become a research scientist apparently. What injustice did you suffer exactly? You come from a poor country to a rich. country to a subsidized higher education.

system and you become a scientist and. like you're the victim of what exactly. are you? And what does this have to. civil rights movement? I mean it's not. an attack on Kla Harris to say she's got. nothing to do with the civil rights. move. She's not from an American family. I she's. lying, of course. Yeah. Uh and again, you don't immigrate to the. land of opportunity at 19 years old by. yourself, a woman, if you think, man,

I'm walking into some uh [ __ ] hole and. I'm [laughter] going to face all this. discrimination. A 19-year-old woman. says, "Hey, I'm going to travel overseas. to live, pick up by myself because man, this place is terrible.". I'm not buying that. Well, and the accent and just like. laying claim to a history that's not. hers. This with this like fake southern. accent. She's from the East Bay of San. Francisco, but she really grew up in. Canada in Quebec and Montreal. And no,

which is fine. I'm not attacking her for. it, but like how did she wind up with a. sort of. 1962 civil rights movement accent from. Alabama? Like what is this? It's too. fake for me. It's all part of the power of the black. identity, black worship. And the only. thing you have to really do to be black. is promote the victimhood narrative. And. so if you're a victim, that makes you. black. And if you promote the fact that.

everybody black is a victim and. everybody of color is a victim, you now. get to claim your black. That's the. black identity, victimhood. And it empowers you. It makes you a. special person. It makes you a magical, to quote Russ, magical negro. Barack the. magical negro. That's why he claims it. That's why Michelle claims it. That's. why Oprah Winfrey yesterday, she's worth. $3 billion. She's up there talking about.

all the racism she encountered. But okay, so Oprah Winfrey is American. Michelle Obama is American. Barack Obama. is not American. His I mean, his mother. was American from Kansas. But Kla. Harris, I mean, Jamaicans. are not. Americans. A B not oppressed in any. They're actually very successful in the. United States. Caribbeans in general, I. think, make more than native born. whites. Close. Anyway, they they're. successful. They're entrepreneurial. They're not part of the history of.

racism and slavery in the United States. Just the opposite. They just showed up. here. So, like that's this is. ridiculous. It's ridiculous. But it. she's telling the lie that gives her the. most power and people are falling for. it. And pe because again, it's a. religion. It's it operates on faith, not. facts. No, you're right. You're right. All. right. I just I had to let that out. So, if you're old enough to remember when. the internet started, you remember the. promises that accompanied it. This was. going to make everything easier. This.

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[cheering]. delivered 20 billion dollars for middle. class families who faced foreclosure, and helped pass a homeowner bill of. rights, one of the first of its kind in. the nation. [applause]. I stood up for veterans and students. being scammed by big for-profit. colleges. [cheering]. for workers who are being cheated out of.

their wages, the wages they were due. [cheering]. For seniors facing elder abuse, I fought. against the cartels who traffic in guns. and drugs and human beings who. threatened the security of our border. and the safety of our communities. [applause]. And I will tell you, these fights were. not easy. And neither were the elections that put. me in those offices.

We were underestimated at practically. every turn. But we never gave up because the future. is always worth fighting for. [cheering] And that's the fight we are. in right now. A fight for America's. future. [applause]. Fellow Americans, this election.

is not only the most important of our. lives, it is one of the most important in the. life of our nation. [applause]. In many ways, Donald Trump is an. unserious man. But the consequences. But the consequences of putting Donald.

Trump back in the White House are. extremely serious. [applause]. Consider. consider not only the chaos and calamity. when he was in office, but also the. gravity of what has happened since he. lost the last election. Donald Trump tried to throw away your. votes. When he failed, he sent an armed.

mob to the United States capital where. they assaulted law enforcement officers. Armed. They weren't politics. What the. hell is she talking about? In his own party begged him to call off. the mob and send help. He did the. opposite. He fanned the flames. and now for an entirely different set of. crimes, he was found guilty of fraud by.

a jury of everyday Americans. and separately [applause]. and separately found liable for. committing sexual abuse. And consider. consider what he intends to do if we. give him power again. Consider his. explicit intent to set free violent. extremists who assaulted those law.

enforcement officers at the Capitol. his. explicit. intent to jail journalists, political. opponents, and anyone he sees as the. enemy. Can I can I just interject here for a. second? This woman's really scary, and. she could easily get elected president. She's much more skillful than I have. ever seen. Um, she's a liar on the deepest level. The things she was is saying right now. are not just untrue, though the opposite. of the truth, which is the hallmark of.

evil. She's an extremist. She'll say. anything. She's much more like Gavin. Newsome than I ever realized. I could go. through a whole litany of why what what. she's saying is not true. There were not. it wasn't an armed mob. There's not one. person inside the capital with a. firearm. Period. Um the only person who. was shot in the capital was an unarmed. woman shot by one of Nancy Pelosy's. bodyguards. So again, again, and again, she's telling us that she fought the. cartels to secure the border. She's the. border zar and the border is controlled. by the cartels. Um, she argued that.

Donald Trump. quote tried to throw away your vote. Didn't the Democrat party just throw. away all the votes and install her? Well, exactly. [laughter] She She's. saying that Donald Trump will free from. prison violent extremists, meaning like. 75year-old lower middle class women with. diabetes. when she endorsed defunding. the police and opening the prisons to. allow actual criminals out, which is why.

the crime rate has spiked, to allow the. population of Venezuela's prisons, Caracus' prisons are now living in the. United States because of her. I mean, I. guess what I'm saying is, and I don't. want to sound like I'm whining or. fact-checking, which I hate, but what. she's saying is the mere image of the. truth. She doesn't care. She's got no. reference points in the truth, and she's. an extremist, and she's a former. prosecutor, which is, and no former. prosecutor should hold power, period. I. I I've covered them my whole life. I've. intensely disliked every single one of. them for good reason. I think they're.

scary. They're liars and they're. megalomaniacal and they put people in. prison for political reasons. I've seen. it again and again and again and she's. one of them and people will go to. prison. Gee, Trump wants to jail. journalists. I have friends who are. journalists. One of them is in prison. now um for thought crimes under her. administration. So this is it's sorry. let me go back. school AND CHILD CARE FOR OUR CHILDREN. AMERICA WE ARE NOT GOING back [cheering]. [applause].

and. we are charting. and we are charting a new way forward. forward. ward to a future with a strong. and growing middle class because we know. a strong middle class has always been. critical to America's success and. building that middle class will be a.

defining goal of my presidency. And I'll tell you this is personal for. me. The middle class is where I come. from. My mother kept a strict budget. We. lived within our means. Yet, we wanted. for little and she expected us to make. the most of the opportunities that were. available to us and to be grateful for.

them because as she taught us, opportunity is not available to. everyone. That's why we will create what I call an. opportunity economy. An opportunity. economy where everyone has the chance to. compete and a chance to succeed. whether. you live in a rural area, small town or.

big city. And as president, I will bring. together labor and workers and small. business owners and entrepreneurs and. American companies to create jobs, to. grow our economy, and to lower the cost. of everyday needs like health care and. housing and groceries. We will provide. access to capital for small business. owners and entrepreneurs and founders.

And we will end America's housing. shortage. and protect Social Security and. Medicare. [applause]. Can. Can I I'm sorry, I can't control myself. again. We're going to end America's. housing shortage. You just let in over. 10 million people illegally and you put. them all on housing vouchers and food. stamps and gave them free plane tickets. and free cell phones and all of them. have to live somewhere. You caused. America's housing shortage. If you care.

about the cost of housing, limit the. population. Certainly don't expand it. through uncontrolled immigration, through open borders, which is exactly. what they did. She's responsible for it. And her donors at BlackRock are buying. up the houses in your neighborhood. And. her donors at Airbnb are turning your. neighborhood into a completely. unmanageable, you know, garbage. A place filled with. transience where there's no social. connection at all between people. Those. are her donors. Those are her policies. for her to lecture us on the housing.

shortage that she caused is it's almost. too much. I I can't sit here. Made a suggestion, I think, in the past. week about taxing unrealized. capital gains including on your h. So, no, she's not going to that's not her. job. The housing it's this is like very. simple math. There's a certain number of. houses. We're capable of building a. certain number more each year. And if. you flood the country with new people, poor people, you are going to have a.

housing crisis. You're going to have a. crunch. There are more people than there. are available houses. And so houses. become more expensive for nativeorn. Americans. Like it's that simple. It's. supply and demand. And whatever. If if. you're Kla Harris, you just ignore that. But she doesn't ignore it. She acts like. Trump caused it somehow and she's going. to fix it. It's like bewildering to me. There's a boldness to what they're doing. in terms of they accuse Trump of. everything they're doing. They say.

Trump's going to do it. Now, we're the. actually people doing it. But we're. going to tell you that Trump is that. it's the weirdest thing I've ever seen. I've lied in my life when I'm cornered. or caught doing something I'm. embarrassed of. I lie. But I've never in. my life, it's never even occurred to me. to accuse the person who caught me doing. something wrong of doing the thing that. I'm doing wrong. I just I've never even thought of that. before. What is that? It's chess. It's a brilliant It's. brilliant strategy. It's it's it's a.

great deflection. It's great propaganda. It's it's it's it blinds people and. because they're looking in the wrong. direction. This person's telling me that. person is no different. like, "Hey, that. group over there, they're racist. Now we. think you black people can't compete. with us, so we must lower all standards. so you can compete." [laughter]. So, we're going to do something racist, but we're going to tell you they're the.

racist. You're absolutely right. No, you're. absolutely right. We're we're we're so. marinating in deception that it's hard. sometimes to see it. The big tech. companies censor our content. I hate to. tell you that. that is still going on in. 2024. But you know what? They can't. censor live events. And that's why we. are hitting the road on a fall tour for. the entire month of September. Coast to. coast. We will be in cities across the. United States. We'll be in Phoenix with. Russell Brand. Anaheim, California with. a Ramaswami, Colorado Springs with Tulsi.

Gabbard. Salt Lake City with Glenn Beck. Tulsa, Oklahoma with Dan Bonino. Kansas. City with Megan Kelly. Witchah with. Charlie Kirk. Milwaukee with Larry. Elder. Rosenberg, Texas [music] with. Jesse Kelly. Grand Rapids with Kid Rock. Reading, Pennsylvania with Alex Jones. Fort Worth, Texas with Roseanne Bar. Greenville, South Carolina with Marjgery. Taylor Green. Sunrise, Florida with John. Rich. Jacksonville, Florida with Donald. Trump Jr. You can get tickets at Tucker.

Carlson.com. Hope to see you there. Sorry, we can go back to Kla Harris. ban. medication abortion and enact a. nationwide abortion ban with or without. Congress. And get this, get this, he plans to create a national. anti-abortion coordinator. and force states to report on women's.

miscarriages and abortions. Simply. put, they are out of their minds. And one must ask, [applause]. one must ask why exactly is it that they. don't trust women?

Well, we trust women. We trust women. [applause]. And when Congress passes a bill to. restore reproductive freedom, as. president of the United States, I will. proudly sign it into law. [applause]. [cheering].

In this election, [applause]. many other fundamental freedoms are at. stake. [snorts] The freedom to live safe. from gun violence in our schools, communities, and places of worship. The. freedom to love who you love openly and. with pride. [cheering]. The freedom to breathe clean air and. drink clean water and live free from the. pollution that fuels the climate crisis.

[cheering]. and the freedom that unlocks all the. others the freedom to vote. With this election, we finally have the. opportunity to pass the John Lewis. Voting Rights Act and the Freedom to. Vote Act. They should be very afraid of this. woman. Very afraid. And anyone who's. telling you that she's a [ __ ] playing. those clips that I played for years on.

Fox of her stumbling through her school. bus talk or trying to explain where. Ukraine is, you know, and dismissing her as a. buffoon. She's not a buffoon. She's a. demagogue. She's actually surprisingly. slick and composed, which makes her a. lot scarier. She's the female Gavin. Newsome. They're from the same state. They didn't win any elections. It's a. one party state. They were chosen by the. unions in California and installed in. those jobs. There is no democracy in California. It's fake and anyone from there can tell. you that.

this woman is a product of machine. politics in a one party state. That's. her attitude and she's absolutely. capable of winning. That's that's the. takeaway from this for me. She's. my pledge to you. I I capable of winning. I I think she's. capable of being carried across the. finish line. That's right. and you know they have a. system in place to manipulate voting and. all that and and. they think and maybe they're right that.

they've dumbed down America enough. that this what they're putting out there. all this symbolism and all the. celebrities are with us and and people. that are normal let's call them weird. that's another little their their mind. trick of you know their making normal. behavior seem weird and they're the. normal people. Yeah. If that walls guy is calling. anyone weird, I get the strongest creepy. vibes off that guy. Obviously.

Yeah. Obvious obviously. [laughter]. Obviously. That guy's a freak and it I. can just smell it. Anyway, if he's. calling anyone weird, but the point is I. think anyone running against this woman. should take her seriously, should think. very carefully about how to oppose and. expose her and not imagine that she's. going to be easily spanked in a debate. You've followed elections closer and. longer than I have. that they're h have. elections always been this focused on.

hey you should like this person you. should dislike this person rather than a. conversation that's devoid of policy. conversation. no and no not at all and not at all and. I'm not I'm hardly an expert on. elections I usually call them wrong so. but with that caveat I've certainly been. around them my whole life I mean I was. at Reagan's last rally in 1980 at the. Delmar racetrack um so yeah I've been to. a lot of political events and no I mean. up until back when it was a functioning.

well educated country um politicians did. I mean Fritz Manddale in ' 84 made you. know real a real case for his tax. program for example you know even Mike. Takus um in ' 88 they Bill Clinton made. policy arguments like vote for me and. you'll get this and here's how I'm gonna. give it to you I don't I didn't believe. them but he made those arguments this is. just slogan after this. a tick- tock level speech, but it's really just like, hey, he's a.

bad guy. I'm a good person. Vote. And it. it's I I that's all they're offering. And you can't get me to buy that she's a. good person just based off of just. geography. She's a San Francisco. politician when I go look at San. Francisco. That's not what I want for. the rest of the country. And so the the. argument that I was making on your show. 10 years ago is like, hey, the whole. left has been hijacked by San Francisco.

These are no longer New York liberals. Trump is a New York liberal. She's a San. Francisco liberal. They're. revolutionary. And and this whole whoever it was. earlier that got there and said that, you know, Democrats are it was. Kissinger. They're just as patriotic as. as uh Republicans. I'm like, well, hold. on. This party wants to rewrite the. Constitution. How. impact the Supreme Court? Yeah. H how are they? Well, they hate the country. They've. degraded the country. They They hate its.

history. They hate its culture. They. hate its people. That's why they're. replacing them. She was raising money for the people. that were burning and looting the. country. Uh all during the summer of George Floyd. and all that other stuff, these this. group hates America. Says that its. founding was wrong. They've rewritten. history. They paid another delusional. woman of mixed race heritage, Hannah. Nicole Jones or Nicole Hannah Jones for. the New York to in to rewrite the. entirety of American history backed by.

the New York Times. The these aren't accidents. These aren't. coincidences. Who is Hannah Nicole. Jones? Mixed breed uh half black, half. white woman. What are her credentials? How did she get elected to rewrite the. entirety of American history? frame. America as founded in racism and it. started in 16. She rewrite rewrote the. whole thing. Who is she other than she. gets away? It's a black woman. Don't. question it. Well, she's a tool. She's a tool of.

others. Of course. So, Kla Harris just. said I could hear my ear that if elected. president, she will secure the border. So, like imagine the balls required. You. know, again, I've told lies and I'm sure. I will. Again, I try really try not to, but I'm sure I will be weak and lie. about something to somebody at some. point. But if I ever told a lie like. that that was precisely the opposite. truth, I mean, I'd be worried about. getting struck by lightning or. something. A normal person can't lie. like that. So, I'm going to scare the. border. She's the border zar and we have.

an open border. Like, what. they have. I'm just I literally just thinking this. in real time. Politics was a game of. football. contact sport, real. consequences. They've turned it into. gymnastics into there's some judges that. we don't really understand and they. score things and say this person was. better than that person and it's very. subjective and and they've that's what. this is. It's they're putting on a 4-day.

concert tour show. How did we make you. feel? She's an attractive woman. She's. speaking in complete sentences and you. know this looks better, feels better. Just go with that and and. I I I. I'm I'm so afraid. for all of us and most in you know I've. never voted Tucker. I'm going to vote.

and it's primar the number I literally. just came to this conclusion. yesterday two days ago interview with. Eric Metastasis where I was just like. hey man if Trump doesn't get elected. those people on January 6 are going to. sit in prison. for god knows how long he he's he's our. only hope to pardon these people and. free them and and it it just helped me. just understand like man these. consequences are so real and the The the. other thing that just it's like people.

don't understand. why even with his flaws his flaws are. actually good things for us in this time. and I know that that sounds delusional. or it sounds like I'm just caping up for. Trump but but I'm not. who was it yeah Michelle Obama the. affirmative action of generational. wealth. and and oh everybody loves it because. we're all prone to not liking the rich. kid someone like me grew up poor, the.

rich kid, blah blah. But in this. instance, the rich kid, the reason we. didn't like him is cuz, hey, he's kind. of uncontrollable. He does whatever he. wants because, you know, his daddy can. cover for him and the consequences don't. matter. And it just so happens we're at. a time in history where we need a rich. kid who's uncontrollable. Well, sure. And so her generational wealth come, it. just landed flat with me. It's like, and. she probably does understand, but like.

the audience doesn't understand is that. that's why Trump is valuable because he. is the rich kid that's uncontrollable. It's why, and I apologize for saying. this without warning you, but it's just. like me trying to understand how you got. where you're at. Why are you. uncontrollable? And. you grew up a rich kid. You were. probably a little uncontrollable as a. kid. And that's just part of your. nature. Well, I've been around all these people.

my whole life and I they don't have. anything that I want and I know them. I. know what they're like. I know what a. scam this whole thing is. And cuz I I. lived in DC for 35 years. And so this is. none of this is mysterious to me. And I. concluded through experience that it was. mostly fake. And I was shocked by that. and angered by that. And so they're not. going to fool me because I I live there. I know what this is. It's a lie. And I'm. just completely sick of it. Completely.

sick of it. And my kids are grown and I. don't have a mortgage and like I just. don't care. You know what I mean? Yes. And that's why I'm looking at Trump. in terms of he's old in terms of like uh. you reach an age and you have enough. memories where you're like, you know. what, if [clears throat] I died, I can't. say life was unfair to me. Yeah. and and Trump is clearly there. like he can't concave life was unfair. His youngest son is 18 19 years old I.

believe. You know it would be terrible if he left. and I know that but but he's like nah I. look around my kids are good. Yes. Uh and life has been very fair to me. You know I'm willing to take this risk. I agree. And and then you got the uncontrollable. streak in him and that's why and you you. can look and she's unpacking. Hey, I. grew up poor and I did this and do that. You know what that screams to me is. like? You can be easily compromised cuz. you want all this power and wealth and.

you'll do anything for it. He's already. had it. He's so used to he, you know, he. he just doesn't care about it nearly as. much as she does. And it's not that I'm. against the underdog because I'm. certainly one uh and you know, my mother. was a factory worker, my dad didn't. graduate high school. I'm pro- underdog. But right now we have so many. compromised politicians, so many. politicians willing to cut a deal for. their own personal gain that the little.

underdog story and I came from nothing. It just doesn't ring. well. Also, in her case, it's basically. fraudulent. I mean, her parents were. college professors. I mean, you know, they're not rich. That's true. But to to get an oppression lecture from. the daughter of foreignb born college. professors is too much. Like, I can't I. just can't deal with it. like it's just. too fake. All right, I think she's. wrapping up. Oh, there she is wrapping. up. Oh, credit to her. [cheering].

[laughter]. Well, we missed a lot of what she said. So, we'll catch it over Twitter. Wait, wait. So, yeah, [cheering] I'm kind of glad we. missed a lot of it. It was what we heard. was enough. So, what would be your your. summation, your final thoughts on this? My I'll go back to where I began at the. beginning. This is a religious cult of. racial idolatry and abortion. And it's a.

celebration of the matriarchy and. [cheering] female leadership and. um it's it's a group of people that will. sacrifice all of our freedoms for the. belief they'll be more safe. and they're. going to be shocked at how unsafe they. are and how little freedom they have if. we continue down this path. Uh. constru those of you in this arena, you're going to get. [ __ ] on just like everybody else. And.

and. I will say what is sad though is I think. some people are getting so normalized. with their lack of freedom that they. won't even know what they're giving up. And that's what is really scary to me. But they'll figure the next pandemic. they they they orchestrate. [clears throat] and if they ever take or. take our guns away from us there, they'll be shoving those needles in you. at gunpoint and you'll be wishing you.

hadn't given up your guns. You wish you. hadn't fallen for this BS. Jason Well, look, I I can't add a single. word or punctuation mark to that summary. of what we just saw. I agree with all of. it, unfortunately. And I really. appreciate you taking all this time. Awesome. Glad to be here. Uh, loved your. studio. You gave me some ideas. I'm. remodeling or I'm renovating the house, putting a studio in. It won't be this. big, but. Well, this is a barn. We actually have. dinner at this table. So, I my.

recommendation to you is do it from your. kitchen table. [laughter]. Wherever you're comfortable, it's the. best place. [sighs and gasps]. I'm trying to stay away from my kitchen. [laughter]. Me, too. Tell me about it. Thank you. Thank you. [music]. So, it turns out that YouTube is. suppressing our show. I know, shocking. that in an election year with everything. at stake, Google would be putting its. thumb on the scale and preventing you.

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