Summary: In this episode I address the importance of owning the libs! I address the powerful Trump victory in the confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court. I also address the troubling new revelations by Devin Nunes about the deep state efforts to take down Trump.News Picks:We must own the libs today. We must own the libs every day. My latest piece covers the importance of owning the libs.
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Folks, what a weekend.
You know, a lot of you are wondering why I didn't do a special show.
You know, can I just be candid with you?
Because for once I wanted to savor this victory and you all to just enjoy it.
Just go out, have a brewski, Pun intended.
If you followed this trial, you know exactly what I'm talking about.
This confirmation hearing.
Have a brewski.
Take your wife out, your husband out, your significant other.
I don't care who.
Have a good time and know this.
Folks, I'm serious when I say this.
I mean every word of this.
For the first time in a long time, Joe, We took their best shot.
We took all they had.
We took their power punch, the punch we didn't see coming and we got off the mat, fought back, and actually won the fight!
Now, today's show is going to be stacked.
I got six or seven takeaways from this, but I want you to keep that.
I also want to cover Nunes this weekend, who dropped another nuclear bomb on Maria Bartiromo's show, which if you're missing on the weekend, you don't know what you're missing.
She is doing a great job with Nunes.
I got to get to that too.
But folks, I want you to keep this in mind the whole show and smile a little bit.
For the first time in eons, We took the best shot, the coordinated effort of the media, the activist groups, the Swamp Rats, everybody had.
We got up off the mat.
We fired back, we fired back our rights, our lefts.
We hit a takedown, triangles, arm bars, everything we had in a mixed martial arts match of politics, and we finally won the fight.
Bruce Buffer's in the ring, and Bruce Buffer's saying, we got this!
You get nothing!
You lose!
Good day, sir!
Good day, sir!
Good day!
Good day!
That was an armacosta.
I did not think of that Willy Wonka thing.
That was a joke.
That came from a listener, by the way.
Yeah.
A listener.
You're a genius, whoever said that.
I did not think of that.
Good day, sir.
Feels good to win, doesn't it?
Boy does it.
That's why I didn't do a show.
I wanted you to seriously enjoy this.
Alright, I got a lot to get to.
I got six or seven takeaways.
So we don't sit here and listen.
Celebrate!
I'm glad you had a good weekend.
I wanted you to enjoy it.
But back to the storm today, folks!
November elections are right around the corner.
The celebration, enjoy it, but remember the left never takes a day off and you can't either.
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Folks, lessons learned.
You know, I was almost surprised a bit, too.
I felt like watching the countdown on Saturday.
I worked all day Saturday, most of the day on Sunday, too.
I felt watching the countdown, Joe, and I tweeted this out, and I meant it.
I don't mean to sound hyperbolic, but I meant it.
Do you remember, by any chance, the 1980 Miracle on Ice hockey game between the US and the Russians?
How in that last quarter, it just every second dragged on.
You were like, end this game and let us win already.
And, do you believe in miracles?
Al Michaels' famous call.
I swear, the countdown to that, obviously I was very young, but I just remember this tension, everybody feeling this tension.
And I thought to myself, this is what this feels like.
Is someone going to fold at the last minute?
And why would I think that?
Because, folks, I want to produce to you some evidence, some historical evidence that, sadly, the GOP has a habit of doing this in the past.
And that's why I thought, surely, surely something's going to happen.
I wrote down a few notes about Things the GOP thought they had wins on and then pulled back when the activist groups, the media, and the swamp rats started to turn around and really pressure them.
Started to force them into a corner.
Obamacare!
I mean, John McCain no longer with us, but it was John McCain who sunk Obamacare reform.
It wasn't the Democrats.
I mean, yeah, the Democrats didn't vote for Obamacare reform either, but we had the votes, and it was John McCain with his infamous thumbs down moment that Joe remembers it well.
He's giving us a thumbs down now on that.
That, yeah, that sunk Obamacare.
And it was due to pressure, and it was due to exactly the iron triangle we talk about all the time in the show.
The media, the activist groups, and the swamp rats up on the hill, and their bureaucratic backers within the government.
They pressure people, they use the media as an outlet, and what happens?
They fold.
We folded on Obamacare.
During the Bush administration.
He wins his second term.
Remember the big push, Joe, was finally going to be entitlement reform.
Yeah.
Entitlement reform.
We know it's broke.
We know it needs reform.
It is a mathematical certainty.
George W. Bush says, I got some political capital.
I'm going to use it.
And what happens?
The iron triangle kicks in.
The activist groups, the swamp rats, and the media.
And next thing you know, they fold it on that.
The list goes on and on.
Spending cuts.
How we, you know, we fail to control spending.
Planned Parenthood getting rid of government funding for the abortion factory known as Planned Parenthood.
Abortion rules in general.
Robert Bork on the Supreme Court.
Miguel Estrada, another court appointee who was hammered by the left.
We backed it.
Remember Estrada?
That's what gets lost.
Mark Levin's been covering this left and right.
He covered it on his Life, Liberty & Levin show a few weeks ago.
The Miguel Estrada disaster.
Folks, you can't forget, the GOP has a history of folding under pressure.
A lot of us, you know, me included, were anxious.
And I don't get anxious often, folks.
I'm not the anxious kind of nervous type.
And I sat there watching this going, unquestionably, somebody's going to fold, and they didn't.
They didn't.
Now, I think we should all send a note saying, hey, thanks for taking your votes, but I don't want to go overboard.
Mark Levin put an interesting note on his Facebook this weekend, and he's right.
We should thank them for their votes.
For doing the right thing.
But let's not go crazy.
I mean, this is what we elected them to do, okay?
Right.
I mean, let's not get overly dramatic about it either.
But we want to incentivize them to do this again.
So I think a thank you email and a thank you call to the office is appropriate at this time because we want to incentivize them and show them what we have their back.
Lesson number one, we learned.
I wrote a piece this weekend on my website for the first time in a long time.
Folks, I've been so busy with my book, which launches—it's out today, technically tomorrow, but it's out today—Spygate, so please go pick it up.
I'd really appreciate it.
We did a little hit on Fox & Friends this morning, so I'd really appreciate if you pick it up.
But I've been working hard, and the point is I'm trying to just plug the book.
I haven't had really time to write editorial pieces, even on my own website.
Matt Palumbo does most of the work.
This weekend, that's why I said I worked Saturday, I was inspired, folks.
And for those of you who missed what's going on, the liberal media goons have been hitting me, Media Matters and Mediaite and the other idiots out there, on NRA TV and on this show talking about owning the libs.
Now, of course, they're used to dealing with lesser human beings who would back down.
I've doubled, tripled, and quadrupled down now, and I wrote a piece this weekend just precisely to own the libs and to own the media that's talking about me owning the libs, and the piece is entitled, Own the Libs.
And just to tell you how crazy this piece went on my website, to give you a little inside baseball, my wife manages the back end of my website.
And we had an analytics program running and the website almost got shut down and she's like, this doesn't make any sense.
We're only showing a couple hundred users on the site right now.
It doesn't make any sense.
So she's on the phone with a guy and the guy's like a couple hundred.
She's like, I don't know what program you're using.
The guy tells her, but you don't have, you have thousands on your, that thing went bat guano crazy.
Read the piece because this is lesson number one.
OWN THE LIBS!
OWN THE LIBS TODAY!
OWN THE LIBS TOMORROW!
OWN THE LIBS NEXT WEEK!
OWN THE LIBS NEXT MONTH!
OWN THE LIBS EVERY DAY!
THE LIBS MUST BE OWNED!
THE LIBS MUST BE OWNED!
ALL THE TIME!
THE LIBS HAVE TO BE OWNED!
The owning of the libs should be a national daily outing.
The owning of the libs.
The day we got Kavanaugh appointed should be national owning of the libs day.
If you think I'm gonna back down on this, you're absolutely insane.
Now, obviously there's a bit of sarcastic mockery in there, but on a very serious note, what does even owning of the libs mean?
They own the libs.
Owning the libs means we should never, ever back down to these people.
Now, to be careful here, I am not talking on a serious tactical note.
Some old guard Republicans Notably one political commentator on CNN who decided, I'm not sure if she was taking a shot at me or not, but she's like, this owning of the libs is going to be counterproductive.
I don't know why people are talking about it.
I don't understand why you think the radical left, the radical left has any interest in some rapprochement right now or some peace pipe smoking.
Why would you think that?
I don't understand what leads you to believe that the old rules are still in effect.
The old rules were this, right?
And this is why the owning of the libs is important.
The old rules were the Democrats, their activist groups in the media, would fabricate a narrative.
Robert Bork, when he got appointed to the Supreme Court, is going to send women to back alley abortions.
We're going to go back to indentured servitude.
The social security reform by Bush is going to bankrupt every elder American.
Obamacare repeal is going to lead to, you know, hundreds of thousands of people dying in emergency rooms.
That narrative would be propagated.
The Republicans would be deathly afraid of the media and the Republicans would then apologize, back down, and either repeal the proposal altogether or put such a watered-down version of it that it wouldn't even matter and result in no reform at all.
Those are the old rules.
The new rules, after taking the best they had and still pushing Kavanaugh through, who is now Justice Kavanaugh in the Supreme Court.
The new rules are now in effect, and the new rules are this.
And I can only summarize it by taking the words of Mitch McConnell.
I haven't always been a fan of McConnell, and we shouldn't let him off the hook in the future either.
You don't get a lifetime pass.
But McConnell said it right, Joe.
We're gonna plow right through.
We are going to plow right through.
I watched a movie not that long ago about, what was it, Kate Bosworth, the survivors in this apocalypse and this big garbage truck with the thing plows right through at the end.
This neighborhood had cars trying to block access to the street.
You gotta plow right through this.
You have to plow right through this.
And McConnell was right.
Go straight ahead, plow through it, own the libs.
This is street fight politics.
The new rules are in effect.
And the new rules are this.
The new rules are we disregard media narratives, we disregard activist group pressure, we disregard all of this, and we move straight ahead in fist fight type politics.
Now, keep in mind, the left means that literally.
Yeah.
Their violent, aggressive streak has been growing.
We mean that in terms of tactical, political strategy.
This is street fight politics.
You have got to be ready to plow through this stuff, ignore the haters and the media, and plow right through, see your endgame at the end.
See it!
November's right ahead, folks.
We must own the libs.
You mistakenly believing that, and I'm saying this to the old guard Republicans, that have objected to some of my comments, thinking for some bizarre reason that I was going to back down, which is absolutely insane.
You clearly have no knowledge of how I operate.
There will be no peace pipe here.
The left is not interested in any way, in any kind of, let's sit around a campfire now and make sure we can have a civil discourse in a bipartisan way going forward for agenda items that we can meet in the center on.
None of that is happening.
The left will double down on insanity.
If you don't believe me, there's a piece in Politico, which I never tweet Politico.
They call it Bull-tico for a reason, right?
Politico this weekend, Joe, the Democrats are actually wondering if they were too nice during the Kavanaugh hearings.
Again, please tell me how dialing it back and being nice and sweet to the libs, the libs are going to double down on insanity.
Expect more public confrontation, more aggression.
Now, again, moderate Democrats want to come over and want to want to join us and talk?
Fine.
The radical left has absolutely zero interest whatsoever in any kind of peace pipe smoking.
This will get worse.
The old rules are dead.
The new rules are in effect.
We win.
You lose.
Drop that L. How do you like them apples?
And you know what?
Someone said to me, you were really aggressive on Judge Janine's show on Saturday night going after the libs.
Yes!
Yes!
We are.
The libs need to know what it feels like to be defeated.
You need to taste defeat because when you taste defeat, And when you taste defeat repeatedly, and we need to make them taste defeat again in November, eventually they may be forced to self reflect.
What do I mean by this?
This is a tactical, this is not my, you know, listen, I'm an emotional guy right now.
It's been a great weekend and I feel great.
I feel just awesome right now.
But tactically speaking, Joe, The taste of dropping an L, of losses repeatedly, forces you to do something.
Why do I know this?
Because I watched it as a conservative activist behind the scenes, without giving up too much information because it would be unfair.
When we lost the re-election effort to Obama, folks, listen to me, trust me on this.
Matter of fact, forget the re-election effort when we lost the initial effort, but it was dialed down even further during the re-elect of Obama.
Joe knows the group I'm talking about, but I've been a member of some groups, and one of them in particular, and they're really great.
They're strong conservatives and stuff.
But they were discussing one day an autopsy, and I remember sitting in this group not far from my house, and the autopsy of the Republican Party.
And the autopsy was an RNC-funded effort to look at where the Republicans went wrong.
Now, their conclusions were largely wrong.
One of the conclusions were, well, we need to appeal to the left more on centrist immigration-type policies.
I think Donald Trump kind of threw that theory out the window.
But remember that, Joe?
I was like, you know, we went wrong on this.
We really have to... You know what Hispanic voters like?
Hispanic voters like economic freedom.
They like liberty.
They're socially conservative.
They don't vote as a monolithic bloc.
I don't even like to say they because there is no they.
But it was a ridiculous assertion that we were going to attract more Hispanic voters by somehow appealing to the left on radical immigration policies.
What I'm trying to tell you is the consistent defeat of the Republicans in the presidency for Obama 1 and Obama 2 forced the Republican Party to look in the mirror.
The only way to get the Democrats to go back to a more Bill Clinton second term type of Democrat party Hey, listen, you don't like to hear that?
I'm sorry, I'm just going to tell you the truth.
First-term Clinton disaster.
Second-term Clinton, some of the stuff wasn't horrible.
I mean, what are we going to deny it?
Now, granted, there was a Republican Congress, but second-term Clinton, based on the overwhelming victories by the Republicans in the House of Representatives and elsewhere, was forced to do things that the Democrat Party is going to have to be forced to do in the future if we continue to drop L's on them.
They're going to be forced to consider their stance on government spending.
Radical socialists.
Remember Bill Clinton?
The era of big government is over.
That was his speech.
You think that was in his head?
That wasn't in his head.
It was the dropping of L's.
L's.
L bombs.
Losses on them.
Left and right.
Wiping them out in the House of Representatives.
That forced them to re-evaluate.
We have been consistently dropping L's on them.
The state level, the local level, the presidency, the courts.
We got 26 circuit court judges.
Don't forget that.
Confirmed by Trump now.
Confirmed by the Senate after Trump's appointment.
We now have a conservative majority in the Supreme Court.
Governors, red governors in blue states.
We're dropping L's on them left and right.
Folks, we must own the libs.
I say this not as a... I get it.
It's a hyperbolic statement meant to stir controversy.
I understand that.
I'm not naive to that.
Oh, I didn't invent own the libs, by the way.
I have no idea even where it started, but I like the saying.
But owning the libs, beating the libs politically over and over and over again.
No backing down, no rest for the weary.
Right back to the fight, right into the storm.
Consistent defeats will force them to go back to the table and say, what the heck are we doing wrong?
And you can expect a similar autopsy if we hold the House and the Senate in November.
No rest, folks.
It's not good enough to vote in November.
Take ten friends with you.
We must hold the House and hold the line in the Senate.
We must!
We must!
Alright, number two.
This may seem like we're... Remember, number one is we must own the libs.
Rule number two.
Take away.
Lesson number two, I should say.
There is no appeasing the left.
Now this may sound like rule number one, but it's not.
It's related, but it's not.
They're all related.
Joe knows this, right?
Yeah, no way, no.
There are people up on the Hill, even Lindsey Graham, who's done a great job and others, who I believe in the past, Susan Collins and others on more moderate types, who were under the impression that, yeah, you know, when Obama put up Kagan and Obama put up Sonia Sotomayor for the Supreme Court, there were Republican senators who were like, you know what?
We'll do the right thing.
The president gets to pick his choices.
And even though I don't agree with them, they're qualified based on their academic background.
And we'll vote for them for the Supreme Court.
And Joe, when it's our turn, they will return the favor.
They will not.
They will never return the favor.
The left, there is no appeasing them ever.
Ever.
By the way, my own the libs piece is in the show and I'll say please click on it, read it, share it.
Everybody's up to us to own the libs.
There is no appeasing them.
We must own the libs at all times.
Today, tomorrow, next month, next year.
The ownership of the libs is a lifestyle.
Voting for Kagan, voting for Sotomayor, and voting for all of these Obama appointees under the mistaken illusion that the left is going to see you as a compromise maker, a bipartisan bridge builder, and that when it's their turn they're going to turn around and vote for them is wrong.
What is the lesson that comes out of this?
There is no appeasing the left.
There is no reason at this point, until the left wants to come around, There is no reason at this point for any Republican senator to ever vote for a Democrat nominee in the future.
Oh!
It would shut down government.
Government's already shut down, folks.
What game are you playing?
Did you miss the party?
I told you.
If you think somehow you're winning by appeasing the... We're bringing back bipartisanship.
No, you're not.
You're bringing back the left's ownership of the cons.
Conservatives.
Us.
We must own the libs.
Kind of part B of this, that there's no appeasing the left.
Part A, do not vote for Democrat nominees anymore.
I'm sorry, it's over.
It's over.
No reason to do it.
Here's part B of this.
Nominating moderates gets you absolutely nothing.
I want to hat tip Dan Horowitz, who I have a piece of his up at the show, who addresses some of this too.
Nominating moderates for these positions gets you nothing, nothing.
Kavanaugh, Joe, was the best they were going to get.
He was an establishment type who had, I'm not knocking, I'm just saying connections to the Bush administration.
I have no doubt of his conservative bona fides anymore.
Let me be clear on that.
But I'm just saying, he was the best you were gonna get.
For the left.
He was the best you were gonna get.
A guy who cared genuinely about some kind of bipartisan consensus.
Meant nothing.
They accused him of being a gang rapist.
Nominating moderates gets you nothing.
So, hat tip to Dan Horowitz.
He brings up a great point.
Go for it, Joe.
Go for it.
Just go for it every time.
Nominate the conservatives.
Nominate consistent conservatives.
Forget this idea that, oh, if we nominate conservatives, there's going to be a backlash.
There's going to be a backlash anyway.
Do the right thing, not the easy thing.
Lesson learned number two.
No appeasing the left.
No rest for them.
Keep them on their heels at all times.
Three.
Lesson learned.
Man, did the left blow an enormous opportunity here.
Now, There's a piece up I read this weekend, it's interesting, about how the law schools, Joe, and the media and the activist groups have learned to change the culture of the Supreme Court and the circuit courts.
It's fascinating.
I'm sure you haven't heard this.
I haven't.
I hadn't either.
By extending invites to law schools to speak, which are largely full of liberals, and what they do is, through social pressure, media pressure, the desire by every human being, I mean, as Adam Smith himself, we don't, you know, we don't just, we desire to be lovely, right?
I mean, people want to be loved and lovely.
They want other people to... Folks, it's a natural human instinct.
It's not controversial to say that.
Everybody loves to be adored by other people.
Now, thankfully, a lot of good conservatives have the backbone to throw a lot of that stuff in the garbage and do the right thing.
Some, unfortunately, don't.
The point of the piece was this, the left's ruthless, disgusting, filthy, atrocious coverage of Kavanaugh, accusations at Kavanaugh, the media coverage of Kavanaugh, rapist, trained rapist, this nonsensical, disgusting stuff, has made him PNG, Joe, in law schools and everywhere else.
What's PNG for those of you who travel internationally?
Persona non grata.
It's when you get kicked out of a country.
When you travel a lot, like I did, the Secret Service, you definitely don't wanna be PNG'd.
It's not good.
Kavanaugh's PNG, folks, at these law schools.
You may say, well, how's that good news for us?
How's that good news for us?
Because now we can let Brett Kavanaugh, let Brett Kavanaugh be Brett Kavanaugh.
We don't have to worry about Brett Kavanaugh being socially pressured by a bunch of academic legal elitists to turn into a Anthony Kennedy type.
Remember, Anthony Kennedy was appointed by a Republican.
And became a swing vote.
We don't need swing votes.
We need constitutionalists.
The left blew a golden opportunity.
How can you ever invite a guy you accused of being a gang rapist now to speak at your school?
Matter of fact, his position up at Harvard as an instructor, a legal instructor, is still up in the air.
Nice job, idiots!
Lesson number four.
Doing the right thing fires up the bass.
Folks, I... For those of you listening to my show and know me, I go to the... Maybe I shouldn't say it, but... Because I've been getting a lot of nasty stuff too this weekend, but...
I go to the same church at the same time every week.
It's probably very predictable.
And it's interesting because people have started to show up from, I'm not even making this up, from out of state.
And they're like, Hey, I was traveling around the area from when I heard you might be here.
So, which is cool.
I don't mind.
So I usually chat with people.
I'm not kidding.
Hey, what guy said to me a couple of weeks ago, and you know who you are if you're listening, he's like, I'm here from Washington!
I was like Washington DC?
No Washington!
I'm like oh what really you could not get any further away outside of like the uh northwest tip of Alaska from southern Florida than Washington right so it's cool so I chatted with the guy I have never seen the conservative bases fired up as they are never I'm telling you this rivals Obamacare the Obamacare fights I have not seen it I was bombarded this weekend after church with, it's funny, Joe, because I got a kick at well-wishers.
Congratulations, Dan.
I'm like, I'm looking at my wife and I'm laughing.
Hey, listen, folks, I am honored that you and I, by the way, we found out this weekend our audience is far larger than we thought due to that website snafu we had.
Our audience, by the way, is probably twice what we think it is, which makes sense based on the volume of emails we get.
People were thanking me.
And I'm glad based on that audience, me and you and all of us working collectively and our emails and our calls, that I have no doubt through this show and your activism, you, you did this.
You did this.
And I'm just one person.
All I can do is incentivize you to act.
I have no doubt your emails and phone calls to your senators and your congressmen changed the course of this.
I have no doubt.
And I am humbled and honored that all those people congratulated me, but I've got nothing to do with it.
All I do is put it out there.
It is your actions that matter.
This show is meaningless if you don't follow up on these do requests rather than talk requests.
You did this.
Take a bow.
Lesson number four, doing the right thing fires up the base.
Now, because you know this is an analytic show, I don't just throw stuff out there.
If you look at the NPR polls and the latest polls on enthusiasm for the midterm elections and they ask the question, how important is this election to you?
A measure of the enthusiasm gap is how many people on the Democrat side say it's very important versus how many people on the Republican side say it's very important.
The Democrats had an 11 percentage point advantage.
It is now down to two in the margin of error, meaning statistically speaking, everybody on the Republican side is as fired up as the Democrats.
That is you!
Doing the right thing matters.
And doing the right thing fires up the base.
Number five.
Lessons from the Kavanaugh hearing.
Chaos doesn't sell, folks.
And the silent majority wins.
Joe, I was not alive in 1968.
You were.
Richard Nixon, who I'm no big fan of, obviously, more of a Democrat than a Republican, but Nixon's entire election team, they saw all these massive protests, all these people in the street, just like those.
Do you see the videos this weekend?
People trying to get into the Supreme Court, liberals slamming on the doors, losing their mind, ripping down people's signs.
This has gone on for months now, attacking people, ripping their MAGA hats off, spilling drinks on them, punching people in the face, screaming at Candace Owens's face.
This has been going on forever.
Liberals' chaos does not sell.
You may think it does.
I saw Brian Fallon, a former Hillary campaign advisor, who was involved in this anti-Kavanaugh effort.
We're gonna go to the streets!
You go ahead.
You go ahead.
You have fun in the streets.
But I'll tell you right now, because a friend of mine was accosted this past week, I'm telling you right now, listen up.
You get in the streets and you do whatever the hell you want.
We go to jobs and we go to work.
We're laughing at you.
Laughing.
You knock yourself out in the streets, but you confront me all you want.
I'll answer all your questions.
Throw your ambush interviews.
I've been ambush interviewed 5,000 times.
If I have the time, as long as I'm not going anywhere, I am more than happy.
I'll answer all of your dumb questions.
But I'm telling you right now, you lay one finger on me, it's over.
I say that because these people are getting really hyper-aggressive, and I'm watching them now actually get violent.
I will not let you touch me, I will not let you touch my family.
You go to the streets, you do whatever you want.
God bless you.
I will actively, avidly, vocally support your big alright to scream and yell all you want in the streets, because unlike you, I believe in freedom.
But if you think for a moment that chaos sells, you are out of your mind.
You tried this in 1968 and you blew it.
We vote and we go to work.
You scream and yell and continue to get L's dropped on your head.
All right.
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Lesson six.
This is a Dan Horowitz special, so hat tip.
He's right.
The Democrats, Joe, are trashing judicial supremacy now.
Supreme Courts don't matter!
The people matter!
Hey!
Yes!
Yes!
We're right with you, folks!
We're right with you!
We're not with you that the Supreme Court doesn't matter, but now all of a sudden, after spending decades, 50 plus years, cultivating a minority rules mentality, By taking your case to the Supreme Court when you don't have a popular mandate.
Abortion, gay marriage, think about it.
All of the left's big social victories show were not won at the ballot box.
They were won using the courts.
Gay marriage, abortion, wherever you stand on it.
You cannot disavow that one simple fact and pretend it's not there.
The left's, Joe, mandates are not mandates at all.
Their court won victories that they could not win popular opinion on.
Conservatives for years have been saying that there is no role in the Supreme Court for this type of stuff.
These are decisions that should be decided by the people and a republic by their representatives.
So now that they lost the Supreme Court, the left which has fallen in love with the courts for the last 40 years because they use them to get through non-popular mandates.
Are you tracking where I'm going with this?
Now all of a sudden, Joe, that they realize that they've been roadblocked at the Supreme Court by a conservative majority.
Now they're trashing judicial supremacy.
Hat tip, Dan Horowitz.
Good for you liberals.
We are all on board.
The judicial branch is not supreme.
The people are.
And the people enact laws through their legislative representatives in the federal government through the House of Representatives and the Senate.
Not the presidency.
Not the courts.
So the lesson learned here is, whenever, and I say this folks because you're going to be arguing with your liberal friends now, and if you're a talking head on TV and you listen to this, the next time a liberal gets on there and starts to trash the Supreme Court, say, well now that Kavanaugh's on there, they're not going to have a mandate going forward, say, nothing to do with Kavanaugh, they never had a mandate, where did you think they had a mandate?
There's no mandate!
There's no mandate at all.
The Constitution gives no role of the Supreme Court whatsoever to mandate the will of the people.
The will of the people was expressed through the legislature.
The court should not be the place where unpopular mandates, whether conservative or liberal.
They should not be the place that these things are decided.
I have this written, Dems trash judicial supremacy with a question mark followed up by good with an exclamation point.
Good for you!
I'm not saying, don't get me wrong, I'm not saying we should trash Kavanaugh in the court.
Obviously not.
I'm a big supporter.
I think he fought nobly and honorably.
And there is a role for our courts and the Supreme Court obviously.
That role is not to express the mandate of the people.
That's through elected representatives.
These judges are not elected.
Liberals are going down a dangerous road here, Joe, because they don't have a popular mandate for nearly anything they want to do.
Government-controlled healthcare, on-demand abortion, none of it.
So now that they're trashing the Supreme Court, we should all make sure to get that all on tape and keep those soundbites and use them in the future.
Because I promise you, the minute it turns around, they think they can get a liberal majority on the courts, they'll be screaming that the Supreme Court right now is the, the Supreme Court is the law of the land!
The law of the land.
Alright, here's the last one.
And this is a, this is a warning.
And hopefully incentivizes you to show up in November.
Folks, that political piece is disturbing.
The Democrats are serious here.
The Democrats actually believe that they were too nice during the Kavanaugh hearings.
That's problem number one, but problem number two is even more critical.
Problem number two is the Democrats think they legitimately think they got screwed here.
They legitimately think that, but it's not a legitimate thought.
The Democrats still believe that we are on the wrong side of this, the Republicans, because of Merrick Garland.
Remember, the failure of the Republicans to consent to Merrick Garland was, one, fulfilling of their role in the Senate.
They advised, and their advice was they were not going to consent.
Merrick Garland was Obama's appointee in the last year.
It was nothing more than a continuance of the policies the Democrats did, which Levin covered on his show a few weeks ago.
The Democrats started when they started borking.
The character assassination of Robert Bork and the efforts thereafter to destroy Estrada and others was a Democrat far-left effort to destroy anybody who sat on the conservative side of the spectrum when it came to judicial philosophy.
The liberals wanted to destroy anyone.
The liberals started this.
It was Joe Biden himself who said that the liberals should not Allow a president in a presidential election year to appoint a nominee.
Excuse me, I'm sorry, I'm not explaining this well.
The bottom line is this.
The liberals think they were screwed even though it was their precedent, the Biden rule, saying the president shouldn't nominate someone during an election.
We got you, we got you.
It was their rule, it was Joe Biden and others doing this.
The fact that the Republicans doubled down on their rule, they're upset we used their own rule and they think we invented this.
They think they were screwed.
I say that because they were going to double down on insanity, and I promise you this, this is going to get uglier.
Get ready for the storm ahead.
Get ready.
Get ready, folks.
Do not take a day off.
We took the weekend.
I took the weekend.
I had a great time.
Went out to the local restaurant.
My wife, we had a couple margaritas.
It was great.
We had a blast.
This was a great weekend.
Back to the fight today.
No excuses.
Okay.
Oh man, another outstanding appearance by Devin Nunes this weekend on Maria Bartiromo's show.
And you know, again, as this case has gone on and on, you know, it's interesting, Joe, as we've covered the Spygate-Fizygate debacle from episodes number 628 of our show on, it's interesting because it gets easier and easier and easier to explain over time.
If you notice in the beginning, in the beginning when I was covering this in detail and I pointed out all the interrelationships, and this is And all of it's in my book.
My book covers the scandals, the connections.
My wife can't put it down.
I'm not kidding.
She's like, you know, my, she didn't really like my last book that much.
I'm just being honest with you.
I probably shouldn't say that, but she didn't, she didn't think it was that great.
She was, she's not really infatuated by the secret service stuff.
And I was kind of like hurt by it a little bit, but, uh, she's like, oh, that's good.
But it's kind of inside baseball.
She goes, this book is great.
You can't put it down.
It reads like a spy novel.
She was out in the backyard this week and reading it.
I covered all that stuff.
Now that you have that background of plan A, the effort to unmask and spy on the Trump team, the 702 queries, all of the suspicious stuff that happened, that plan fails, they go to the FISA warrant to spy on the Trump team, and then plan C, the Mueller appointment of the Mueller team to cover all this up.
The easy stuff now gets easier to explain.
Devin Nunes hammered that point home this weekend in his piece with Maria Bartiromo, where he describes this umbrella scandal, the big bomb in this whole thing.
From the bird's eye view, here's what he said.
James Baker was the top lawyer at the FBI, reported directly to James Comey.
Numerous officials at the DOJ and the FBI have told us under oath that the FBI, nobody at FBI or DOJ knew anything about the Democratic Party being behind the Clinton dirt.
Well, now you have one of the top lawyers for the Democrats and the Clinton campaign who was feeding information directly to the top lawyer at the FBI before even the FISA warrant.
So now you have absolute proof that that wasn't told to the FISA court.
So you want your evidence of FISA abuse?
There it is right there.
A secret warrant was placed on an American citizen During a political campaign, and yet the FBI did not tell the court that they were getting this information directly from the opponent of that campaign.
This is really bad stuff.
It's very simple.
It's not complicated.
People should know.
It's probably not appropriate for a top lawyer of the Democratic Party to take dirt and give it to the top lawyer at the FBI.
You know, I was gonna cut off that last part when I sent it to Joe this week, and I always send Joe the Monday cuts on Sundays, so he doesn't have to, like, feverishly work on Monday morning between his 25 jobs.
But I said, you know, I better leave that in, because that's how I explain this.
We have gone into the relationship between Obama, White House officials, Greg Craig, the Fixer, Kathleen Rumler, all of this intricate stuff between James Baker and Price Step and how Price Step may be cooperating and James Wolf in the Senate.
All these relationships are in my book.
The bottom line is this, what Devin Nunes just said is your take-home message from now to eternity.
The origin story the FBI has been telling people about why they spied on the President of the United States team, the origin story, what I've been calling paragraph one, the first paragraph in their fairy tale about why they spied on the President of the United States as he was running for office and potentially afterwards, the origin story is complete Crap.
It's garbage.
They have had five or six different versions of events.
It is garbage.
We now know that a Democrat-backed lawyer, Michael Sussman, was feeding information to the top lawyer at the FBI.
Doing it before the FISA warrant was even signed, and making sure that information, the Bureau did at least, that the origins of that information were completely opaque.
That nobody understood that it, they said, oh it came from a political, but not, which one?
Which one?
This matters!
This was a political hit job from day one, and I'm glad Nunes framed it the way he did.
Folks, this is not hard anymore to figure out.
There is no more ring for them to keep running to.
No more octagon.
There's nowhere else to hide.
It is time for them to take a bath.
This was a political hit job from the start.
From the inception.
Paragraph one is the FBI working with the DNC to spy on Donald Trump.
Period.
Full stop.
That is the scandal.
The setup, the spying, the cover up later on with Mueller, shutting everybody up, shutting everybody down.
This is the scandal.
The Democrats, through Perkins Coie, this law firm, were meeting up with FBI lawyers and using this information to spy on Trump.
I almost, you got to finish those thoughts.
I mistakenly do, that drives my wife crazy.
Now, the Democrats, seemingly reaching new levels of depravity every day, Joe.
I heard one of them outnumbered the other day on Fox, trying to defend this.
Well, the FBI gets tips from everybody, folks.
Joe, you understand like it'll never end.
The Democrats will never, they should.
The right thing to do is to take a bath on this.
They won't.
They will not.
The Democrats will never give this up.
Folks, that's not how this works.
Political attorneys working for political campaigns don't have access to the most prominent FBI lawyer who's talking to the FBI director on an almost daily basis to make sure their oppo gets into the FBI.
You saying that is so... You're a level 10 imbecile.
That is not how this works!
I ran for office against Ben Cardin and John Delaney on the Democrat side.
I promise you, even with my connections to Federal Law Enforcement Joe, I had zero access nor did the thought ever occur to me.
I had an oppo researcher.
I had one.
He was a good one.
And the thought never occurred to me to contact an FBI friend to make sure the opposition research on Delaney or Cardin made its way to the FBI.
Never!
If you wanted to report a crime, you would have someone report that crime to the FBI office, the Secret Service office, the DEA, or local police, depending on the jurisdiction.
They then vet it and work it up the chain.
Making it even, well, you may say, well, folks, the Democrats will say, well, the information was so important it had to go to the top.
It wasn't even vetted!
What are you talking about?
It was hearsay!
It was garbage!
It was nonsense.
It was unverified junk from a paid political operator in Christopher Steele.
So number one, they had an information superhighway.
Go back to episode 628 on and I'll talk about, I talk about the three scandals.
The information superhighway into DOJ that bypassed all normal channels.
The spying scandal, Halper and others.
And third, the setup.
All of these people working with Fusion GPS that tried to set up the Trump team.
Those are the three parts of the scandal.
The information superhighway is the scandal.
They had a pipeline to the highest levels of the FBI, and folks, if you don't, if your friend still continues, well, they had a follow-up on every single lead, and they went right to the top at the FBI.
Your first question should be to them, okay, then explain to me why Jim Comey lied about it.
Because Jim Comey went on Fox News and was very specific that they were unsure about the origins of the dossier.
We now know that to be absolutely 100% factually incorrect.
Even Joe's giving me a golf clap on this one.
It is not true!
The FBI's head lawyer has just admitted under oath in a congressional hearing that the information was coming from a DNC paid lawyer in Michael Sussman.
Your account of this, Jim Comey and the FBI, is a lie!
So if you had nothing to hide and you thought this information was legitimate, then why did you lie about it?
That is the story.
The origin story is BS.
The origin story BS was fed to the FBI in an information pipeline from the DNC.
And third, the FBI at the highest levels lied about it to cover their tracks.
There you go, folks.
No pudding!
There will be no pudding for you.
None.
All right.
I have the funniest political ad you've ever heard.
Joe, how funny is this?
It is great, right?
You're not going to want to miss this.
Me having run for Senate in Maryland, the U.S.
Senate, in maybe the deepest of blue states, by the way, for a number of reasons.
Having run in the deepest of blue states, I have an affinity for underdog candidates.
We need to support them.
And let me just quickly, before I get to this last read, I want to explain to you why.
And Joe was there with me for the whole thing.
When I ran in Maryland for the Senate, people said, oh, don't support him.
I'm not talking about grassroots voters.
I mean big donors and stuff like that.
You know, people you need to get money.
They said, don't support him.
He's got no shot in Maryland.
And I wrote a piece later on saying, hey, listen, there are secondary ramifications from political races that can make a deep impact in blue states.
Folks, we got crushed in that race.
There's no sugarcoating it.
It was a three-way race.
The Independent spent the most money of all of us.
He spent seven million dollars.
Remember Sapani?
And we got crushed.
We got annihilated.
But we really started something in Maryland.
Joe was in.
Remember it, Joe?
I mean, people were fired up about our campaign.
It's great.
And a lot of the people who found politics for the first time in our campaign, Bridget, some other folks.
I mean, I could go on a list of names of people who for the first time got involved in politics because of my Senate campaign in Maryland.
Later went on to do what, Joe?
They backed a guy who was running for governor by the name of Larry Hogan.
And they got involved.
Hogan won.
I'm not suggesting my campaign led to the Hogan victory.
I'm suggesting, though, that ignoring that there was at least a small nexus there is stupid.
We spent a ton of money building an infrastructure, and our volunteer list and others were used in the following election in 2014, which led to a Republican victory in a very, very blue state.
The point is we have to invest in underdogs.
We have to.
In these states.
I've got a campaign ad from an underdog in Rhode Island running for Senate that's going to knock your socks off.
I'll get to that in a second.
I just want a final read.
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This is a political campaign ad from a Republican running in the deep blue state of Rhode Island, the smallest state in the union, about Sheldon Whitehouse, who is the incumbent Democrat, who was the embarrassing Senator who decided it would be funny at the hearing to ask Kavanaugh about boofing.
Have you... I don't know if it's buffed or boofed.
How do you pronounce that?
That refers to flatulence.
We were 16.
Okay.
We want to talk about flatulence at age 16 on a yearbook page.
I'm game.
With all the world watching, Senator Whitehouse asks about flatulence.
What an embarrassment for Rhode Island.
Let's elect a problem solver, not a gas bag.
I'm Bob Flanders and I approve this message.
Fellas, ladies, I don't know this cat, Bob Flanders, at all.
He tweeted me this week.
I've never met this guy in my life.
All I'm telling you is Bob Flanders, I looked at, I looked at his stuff.
He is a eons ahead of Sheldon.
Sheldon Whitehouse is the bottom of the barrel.
It won't get any worse.
You will do yourself a huge service by going out and supporting this guy in a blue state.
You never know what could happen.
You build a, who knows, there could be an upset.
Nobody knows.
I mean, your vote's gonna matter.
Obviously, we've seen upsets in blue states before.
We saw the Scott Brown victory.
Granted, that was a special.
But get out there and support this guy, Bob Fletcher.
That's a great ad.
Again, I don't know Bob.
He tweeted me.
I'm giving you a complete disclosure.
I have not talked to him.
I have not emailed him.
I don't know him personally.
I don't even know anybody on his campaign.
All I know As I was supported when I ran for office in deep blue states and we should never forget these people because the secondary and tertiary effects of supporting underdog campaigns in blue states can be long lasting beyond the campaign you actually supported and I believe the Hogan election in Maryland is evidence of that.
Don't boof around here.
Don't boof around.
What's that?
Don't boof around.
Don't boof around.
This is no time for boofing around.
This is time for serious action.
I mean that is the greatest ad I've ever heard.
It was sent to me by a friend of mine who writes at one of the great sites out there, Legal Insurrection, and they supported me when I ran for Maryland in 2012.
We gotta support some of these underdogs.
I want to mention another guy as well.
I've been getting a lot of emails on this and forgive me, folks, I've just been, it's not intentional.
I'm not ignoring anyone.
I know I've mentioned Bob Huggin, or Hugin, I'm sorry if I'm saying, a New Jersey Republican.
Again, are these guys like doctrinaire conservatives?
I'm telling you right now, they're far better than these zeros we got on the Democrat side.
But there's another, this guy's a really, really good candidate who I've seen before on Fox quite a bit.
I don't know him again, I've never had any conversations with him, but you got John James in Michigan.
Folks, listen, nothing would benefit me financially more than to sit here and spend the last five minutes pitching my book, which comes out Hey, spend money on my book.
I put a lot of work into it.
I'd be honored if you buy it.
But seriously, I'd like you also, or even, you know, in lieu of in many cases, I know it's probably the worst marketing pitch ever, but I can always, you know, you can always buy the book.
I'd appreciate if you pick it up, but please send a few bucks to these guys.
If you can.
I don't work for them.
John James in Michigan.
Follow them on Twitter.
Retweet their stuff.
You don't have any money?
Fine, I get it.
Times are tough for some folks.
I totally understand.
You don't have $5, $10, $100, $50?
Fine.
Retweet their stuff.
Get on Twitter.
Get on Facebook.
Hey, say, check this guy out in Michigan.
You never know.
If 10 people in Michigan see it and they vote in John James, if 20 people in Rhode Island see it and the Flanders get some more votes, it's important.
Hey!
Listen, White House is pathetic.
He's a joke of a senator.
He chose to talk about boofing during a campaign, human flatulence during a Senate campaign to attack Brett Kavanaugh.
It was really gross.
If White House wins, but he only wins by three, four percentage points, Joe?
This puts Flanders on the map.
Maybe he runs for governor.
I don't know.
I'm just saying, not every win for the Democrats is a 100% win.
You have to lower the percentage of what the takings are after the win.
Make it a 51% win, right?
Where later on a message was sent.
Go support these guys.
Send them a few bucks.
Retweet their stuff.
Tell a friend if they live in this state to get out and vote, folks.
It's important.
I did not mean to forget John James.
I've been talking about Hawley, Josh Hawley in Missouri.
Very important.
Kramer in North Dakota against Heitkamp.
West Virginia, Morrissey.
You gotta get out and vote for them.
Listen, great.
Joe Manchin voted for... Good.
Thanks, Joe.
Nice, good vote.
Vote Pat Morrissey.
There's no excuse to vote Democrat.
None.
I'm sorry.
He's not suited for West Virginia at all.
He's not been with us on other issues, so I'm sorry about that.
One last thing.
I have an older article.
It's a little older.
If you're on my email, it's from June.
But I want you to read it anyway.
It's at the end.
It's an article about the midterm elections, how they might be going the Republican way.
It's from June.
So you may be saying, well, what's the point?
Some of this stuff is evergreen and it was from Political Insider.
It's still a good piece.
Here's just some of the quick takeaways.
Voter intensity is starting to turn in the Republican direction.
California.
California.
What about California?
California has these jungle primaries, where the top two vote-getters get on the ballot.
Meaning, it could be two Republicans, two Democrats, two Independents.
You get the top two votes, you're on the ballot.
There's no Republican-Democratic primary like we traditionally have in other states.
Why does that matter?
John Cox, running for governor in California, is on the ballot!
Get out and vote!
Is he gonna win?
I'm not sure, probably not, but you better get out and vote!
Why?
Because if you get out and vote for John Cox, you're probably going to vote for the Republicans down ballot, too, who do have a shot, a better shot at winning.
Get out and vote.
There's a Republican on the ballot in California.
That didn't have to happen.
They could have had two Democrats, Villalagrosa and Newsom.
They didn't.
The economy's moving in the right direction.
Another reason this could be well for us, the Democrats, the DNC, is doing terrible on money, and Trump approval is peaking now.
Folks, get out and vote in November.
Okay.
Sorry, I lost so much material today.
Honestly, it's like the first time I mentally wiped out at the end of the show.
I was so excited to get here this weekend, but I wanted to give you all the weekend off and to enjoy what happened.
Celebrate, folks.
We did great.
And again, please pick up a copy of my book, Spygate.
It's available now in bookstores, Amazon, Barnes & Noble.
We'll have a live signing tomorrow.
We'll send out the link at 2 p.m.
If you want, you can ask a question, you can submit your phone number for a quick call, and we'll be happy to sign the book for you.
So thanks a lot, folks.
I appreciate all your support.
It means the world to me, and we won, man.
We won.
Feel good about it, all right?
Feel good.
Go celebrate.
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See you all tomorrow.
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