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Nov. 10, 2020 - Louder with Crowder
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NO SURRENDER! Bill Barr Launches Voter Fraud Investigation | Good Morning #MugClub
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Is what I'd be telling you if we were tomorrow.
Tomorrow we have Ted Cruz on the show.
What?
What is tomorrow?
Yeah, we have Ted Cruz on the show tomorrow.
Well, that's exciting.
I thought he was teaching you how to sip.
And I know some people are asking me, like, hey, what's this?
Are you going on a safari?
No, I am keeping the heat on until this election is over.
It's not over!
You never got me down!
You didn't get me down, Sleepy Joe!
We have a lot to talk about today.
More on election irregularities.
Fraud.
Irregularities.
Irregularities.
Fraud.
Fact-checking.
Cardi B we'll be talking about.
What else are we talking about today?
I'm trying to remember what we are talking about.
Oh, the vaccine success!
If only right before the election people saw that unemployment fell below 7% and that we had a vaccine, it's almost like all those dead people wouldn't have voted.
Uh, but Audio Wade is here.
How are you?
I'm doing well.
I think we have Half Asian Bill tomorrow and Ted Cruz talking about voter stuff going on.
Quarter Black Garrett, how are you?
Tim from HR, hey Tim!
We have Token Owen and we have Gerald A., how are you?
I'm well, how are you, sir?
Are you good?
I'm doing very well.
Drinking a lot of wine?
Why are you doing so well?
It's just a good day!
What did your little kid say his first words?
Uh, he's a little young for that.
Was it?
Really?
Yeah.
You know what his first words are going to be?
Probably mama.
Emancipation.
Why would he want that?
It's a loving family.
Who does emancipation when you leave?
You said that.
Isn't emancipation the same term for when kids leave their parents?
Yeah, you can emancipate a child from their parents.
You didn't know that, did you? You were thinking slavery.
Of course.
Oh, wow!
It's always on the brain.
We let those get away from us.
Oh.
Never again.
Real stain on our history books.
But we have so much to talk about.
Listen, a lot of people are going, how can you be happy during this time?
You know what?
Why not?
This is a momentous occasion in history, and I hope that you are feeling Feeling the groundswell.
Feeling almost like the violence at a Black Lives Matter protest.
You're feeling that things are changing right now.
And not only for President Donald Trump, but for the country.
For the entire country as it relates to election fraud.
So I do have to eat some crow because right off the bat, yesterday I was talking about my time at Fox News, a little inside baseball.
there and there's a kid who dies in a hospital bed oh um that was a baby ruth pointing not yeah it's like hey
that happened i don't know if it actually happened i know i've never
heard to have had so he like hit a kid
i'm just picturing like I'm gonna hit that kid.
He's a baseball bat to a kid of leukemia.
How do you like it, huh?
Huh?
Huh?
The famous called the shot and then he killed the kid.
No, he called the shot because there was a sick kid.
He called the shot and then hit it.
Hit the home run, apparently, for the kid.
But it is interesting whether... Can someone let me know in the chat if that actually happened?
I've heard that that didn't actually happen.
I don't think there's evidence of it, but it is claimed that it did happen.
There is evidence that he had the clap.
That's true, yeah.
But let's get to some news that's important.
I have been some crow here.
I don't know why that term is used because I was giving you some inside baseball yesterday about Fox News and I said that Neil Cavuto was the nicest person I had ever met.
That is still true.
Two things can be true at once.
However, I guess I don't even need to say however, because he was the nicest person that I've ever met, and yesterday he was being kind of an asshole, because he cut off Kayleigh McEnany, who by the way, is still, still the press, as far as I understand, last I checked, and probably will be for four more years.
He cut away from her right as she started talking about voter fraud, and people are upset about this, and rightfully so.
I have a follow-up right after.
Watch what happened.
We want an honest, accurate, lawful count.
We want maximum sunlight.
We want maximum transparency.
We want every legal vote to be counted.
And we want every illegal vote to be counted.
She's charging, the other side is welcoming fraud and welcoming illegal voting.
Unless she has more details to back that up, I can't in good countenance continue showing you this.
I want to make sure that maybe they do have something to back that up.
But that's an explosive charge to make that the other side is effectively rigging and cheating.
Now, it may seem important to us, but some actually believe this is a glorified PR stunt for Baby Geniuses 3.
This time it's petulant, which does seem... it's not outside the realm of possibility.
You can see why we do that now.
This is a big breakout role.
I still have my Diet Coke from the Clarence Thomas thing yesterday.
And this is a shock buzzer for Joe Louis.
I don't know if we can show Joe Louis, but I don't actually shock him.
It's just a vibration.
So Animal Rights activists, you can go screw yourselves.
Here's the thing, he says, maybe we'll cover her if she brings any evidence.
Those are some pretty serious charges.
Here is, you know, You do your audience a disservice when you cut away from her doing exactly what you're accusing her of not doing.
This is 45 seconds, seconds later.
Allow me to just broadly review three points that have happened in Pennsylvania. Number one,
in Philadelphia, poll watchers who are legally permitted to be there and observe the vote count
were blocked from observing the count. Second, Article 1, Section 4 of the United States
Constitution clearly states this, the time, place, and manner of holding elections for
senators and representatives shall be prescribed in each state by the legislature thereof.
That's right, the state legislature is constitutionally the one making the decision.
But the Supreme Court of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Kathy Bookvar and the Democrat-tilted Pennsylvania Supreme Court have continually disregarded the Constitution, making decisions clearly in the domain of the Pennsylvania legislator.
Finally, a mere survey of the facts shows that voters in blue counties like Philadelphia County were given certain privileges that voters in red counties were not afforded.
The Constitution's Equal Protection Clause requires uniform standards, but Democrat election officials created disparities depending on where citizens lived and where they voted in the state.
Now, I don't want to be conspiratorial, because like I said, Neil Cavuto was always very nice with me, and I hope, listen, Mr. Cavuto, thank you for the opportunities that you provided me.
I don't know if these orders are coming from the top down, but how, if you are a news agency, and you say, well, you know, those are pretty big, those are pretty big allegations, if she offers, and you cut away, how do you think that serves your audience?
This is an entertainment show!
When people say, like, you're the only show I watch, I go, no!
Watch other shows, too!
For example, there is no Baby Geniuses 3!
That's a lie!
Oh, no.
Was once referred to as a joke.
But!
It's a movie.
It's a lie!
But the fact that we are providing context on both sides, we own our biases, and then we say, by the way, this is what both sides are saying, and this is why this side sucks.
How does Neil Cavuto justify that?
How does Fox News justify that?
I'm done with this guy!
They should definitely issue an apology.
He could have made the same statement and cut away for just a second and said, these are pretty big claims, let's see if she backs it up and gone back to it.
He's doing exactly what social media does, and I'll read later on the exact fact check that you see on Twitter, right?
Every time I listen to NPR, when it's not some lesbian funk duo, Donald Trump making claims of voter fraud despite there being no evidence.
Well, you just keep saying, I feel like there was a meeting where they just said, let's just say no evidence and cut off right before they provide evidence.
Well, there is an assumption that there cannot be evidence.
The baseline assumption is, well, of course she's just going to come out and talk and just say, blather on about X, Y, Z. But no, assuming that she won't go on to provide evidence is part of an argument.
It's a point of view.
Your Honor, I would like to present to you Exhibit A Guilty!
Let's go for lunch.
Jimmy John's!
A little overrated.
It's really just a sandwich.
Mayonnaise, mustard.
There's nothing there.
Not even deli mustard.
But you know what?
I don't know why I'll pay three times the price because I have good marketing.
That's fantastic.
Go ahead and then I want to see what CNN is saying about the vaccine.
I was just going to say that they say voter fraud.
They're trying to push you into this category, not irregularities, not rules being changed by states.
They're saying, oh, people aren't being fraudulent on their votes.
Come on, that's silly.
To be fair, Donald Trump did say voter fraud, which I thought was a misstep.
But at this point, voter fraud.
We're past the point of irregularities.
The winning argument is irregularities alone.
I am this close to calling every single Louder With Crowder viewer and everyone here to go rent out a timeshare or apartment in Georgia and voting the shit out of those runoffs!
I'm this close to just doing it, but I know that we would be caught.
Let's go to CNN really quickly before we continue to talk about a potential vaccine may be more than 90% effective.
That same person masks, physical distancing when you go out, no shutdown, just masks and physical distancing.
Two and a half people get infected in 60 days.
No shutdown when they think Joe Biden is going to be president.
The good thing is there's no shutdown.
The good thing is we don't have to do a shutdown because we claimed Biden the winner.
Alright.
Here's something else, too.
Actually, now we have some breaking news.
Let's go to Reg the Bandit with some breaking news.
Oh, really?
Yeah.
Okay, Reg the Research Bandit.
This is a big one.
I'm going to tell you what happened.
I'm going to tell you what happened.
This guy is brilliant.
You have some news for us, actually.
Positive news regarding William, commonly known as Bill Barr, and an investigation with voter fraud.
Right, Reg?
Yeah, so yesterday late we found out that the Attorney General William Barr has authorized federal prosecutors to pursue what he calls substantial allegations of voting irregularities before the 2020 presidential election is certified.
Okay.
Now what's just breaking this morning is that the top Department of Justice prosecutor Richard Pilger has resigned in protest.
Isn't he the guy who was involved with the Lois Lerner IRS scandal where they were basically targeting conservatives?
Is that why I remember the awful name Pilger?
Yes, yes, yes.
He met with Lois Lerner back in 2010, that early, to discuss targeting conservatives because they were mad about Citizens United and a few other things.
They thought, well, how can we get these people while we'll go through the IRS?
Right, yeah.
Okay, so good.
So he resigned.
So let it never be said that American institutions can be politicized.
I'm glad he's out!
And then you have something else, too, that relates to this.
Our old buddy Kevin Roos, who wrote up some stories about us.
Yeah, yeah.
Kevin Roos, if you don't remember him, he was the guy who wrote the, you know, the making of a YouTube radical and posted Philip DeFranco's face next to Richard Spencer and everything in the New York Times.
Both endorse Biden, by the way.
Incredible journalist, as you say.
Yeah, well, he tweeted out today that Facebook is absolutely teeming with right-wing misinformation right now.
Oh, no.
These are all among the most ten engaged URLs on the platform over the last 24 hours.
Now, the things he shows are that stories covering how a Republican in Michigan flips
to a winner after a glitch was corrected, Barr's investigation, Michigan holding an
emergency session to investigate voter irregularities, and lastly, that there were calls for Georgia's
Secretary of State to resign.
So the funny thing is, these are all true stories.
Yes, exactly.
Misinformation.
So, you know, after most of Twitter tells her, it's like, hey, these are real, he
He has a little follow-up and he says the tricky thing for Facebook is that some of the most viral stories aren't strictly false.
Aren't strictly false.
That's a double negative hedge word.
It is just the statement of a pussy.
Let's be honest.
They aren't mostly strictly false.
He's just saying I don't want people talking about these things.
Of course they're happening.
It would be nice if you wouldn't.
What were we about to say there, Reg?
And he says that they're, the problem is that they're not false, but they're feeding a narrative he doesn't like.
Kevin Roose's credibility's not nearly dead, it's really most sincerely dead.
I hope that he just, you know, finds another line of work.
That was pretty tame.
I didn't know that was where you were going.
All right.
Well, thank you, Reg.
We appreciate you updating us.
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I'm not entirely sure.
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The Crowder election stream promo code still gives you $30 off because this election is not over.
Still going.
Not over.
We're hemorrhaging money.
It was my fault.
But we are here to serve you, and we'll be taking your chat.
The reason we don't take chat on YouTube is because, well, we don't want to.
So my question for you as we go into the vaccine first, and then we're going to get into voter fraud, and I want to know if you guys would like to see an installment series of voter fraud state by state, because we've covered it as it's come in, but I almost think that we could do a 30-minute episode, a 30-minute installment on Georgia, a 30-minute installment on Pennsylvania.
A 30-minute installment on Michigan, a 30-minute installment on Arizona.
We could do all of those so that you feel as though you're equipped to deal with all of them, because right now it's like drinking from a firehose.
Here's what you need to know.
There's a lot in all of these states, more than in any other election.
And that's not just because it's Donald Trump, it's because massive unrequested mail-in ballots and corruption at the polls.
So let's be really clear here.
Did anyone here, anyone here, ever dispute the election with Barack Obama and McCain?
No, not at all.
Did anyone here ever dispute the election with Barack Obama and Mitt Romney?
No.
Did anyone here dispute the election when they called it for Al Gore before it went to Bush?
No.
No, I was like, that sucks.
I was like, goo goo ga ga.
You're a young'un who grows a beard like a 60 year old.
I had a beard back then.
But let's go to some good news, because this is something, again, while we're talking about fact-checking, it's important.
Donald Trump talked about how there could be a vaccine, right?
How it could be here before the end of the year.
So Operation Warp Speed is what it was.
People say, what is Operation Warp Speed?
What can the president actually do?
Here's the beauty of Operation Warp Speed that people miss.
The government can't do so much other than get out of the way and allow people to create solutions.
You can't just, for example, Solyndra, you can't just step in and spend money to make green energy all of a sudden affordable and useful, but what you can do is step back.
You can step back and let Elon Musk gun an Elon Musk.
You can step back and say, you know what, let's remove some of this red tape, some of these bureaucracies.
Remember when everyone used to say, Donald Trump rolled back regulations?
Hope you like your $1.50 gas.
Hope you like your vaccine that's coming down the pike before you carve your Thanksgiving
turkey possibly.
I exaggerate, but certainly before the end of the year.
Some of you do Christmas hams.
I'm Canadian.
We do turkey at Christmas anyway.
So Operation Warp Speed has yielded results.
Yesterday, the Pfizer CEO released this information that there's a COVID vaccine with a 90% efficacy
effectiveness rate.
I don't necessarily know where they're used, but here you go.
The pharmaceutical giant Pfizer is reporting early data from its vaccine trial that shows
it to be more than 90%.
90% is a game changer.
90%, now you're hoping to have a tool in your war against this pandemic that could be significantly effective.
Trust me, we've been doing all the research for a long time!
On ourselves.
When you Skype me, what do you always do at Diagonal?
What is with this guy?
He usually doesn't get to be CEO.
I don't want him working with Bunsen burners.
Hold on, the flame is not wind resistant.
No, no, it's just going up.
You lie!
This is our latest Bond villain, Crooked Face.
And all of his taglines are like, It looks to me like maybe you're the one who has something that is crooked.
It looks to me like maybe you didn't quite go down the center line.
I smell something... off kilter!
I don't know, that is the most crooked face!
Short of Quentin Tarantino, but Quentin Tarantino looks more like a Muppet where he went... This is just, it's just so asymmetrical!
Accurate.
Which is of course a sign of bad genetics.
So.
With the Count's voice, of course.
Yeah.
Count's voice.
Only he can't count.
How many figures am I holding up?
Why do you always try and trick me and bring out fake hand with more than five fingers?
I catch you every time!
But that's not the point of this story.
So remember, Donald Trump said that you could, of course, have the vaccine within the year and NBC News fact-checked, that's gonna be what we're using a lot today, they fact-checked him Like Neil Cavuto fact-checked Shailene McEnany by not allowing her to present facts while of course providing none of his own.
Interesting.
And it's uncanny the baby genius's resemblance.
So NBC News fact-checked it saying that he would need a miracle.
That was remember they said he'll need a miracle to pull this off.
Check.
And there was also Governor Cuomo who said it was bad news, that it came during the Trump administration, and said that he would work with other governors to stop the vaccines distribution.
So let's just go to a montage.
Remember, Donald Trump said, hey, we might get a vaccine, or certainly an answer on a vaccine.
And we talked about it.
We were fact-checked on this show.
Before the end of the year, this is how they responded.
We're looking to get it by the end of the year if we can, maybe before we're doing tremendously well.
How realistic is this goal?
I didn't hear anybody say by the end of the year was likely or probable.
Because the President's deaf.
You have two months, and we can't let this vaccination plan go forward the way the Trump administration is designing it, because Biden can't undo it two months later.
We'll be in the midst of it.
And I've been talking to governors across the nation about that.
How can we shape the Trump administration vaccine plan to fix it or stop it before it does damage?
Because Biden can't undo anything unless it's a six-year-old's bra. Like a cherry step. How are you so good at that? Years
of practice.
I'm just waiting for the article from CNN that says something like how to get
two vaccines. So this is again now we have good news.
We don't need a lockdown.
Right.
We're gonna have a vaccine.
And you want to talk about, you want to ask, can science be politicized?
You just had the governor of the, is it the most populated state?
I think it's California, New York, too.
Second-ish.
Somewhere, second or third.
Either way, hopefully we can just use UConn, Cornelius, just, you know, axe pick it and push it off into the ocean.
Silver!
It's out there!
Go find it.
The governor of New York was saying, we will not distribute this vaccine if it comes under the Donald Trump administration.
What does that have to do with science?
The primary, for me, the litmus test should be, does the vaccine work?
And this isn't coming from Donald Trump, by the way.
It's coming from, also, Big Pharma.
I guess we stopped hating them now?
Right, exactly.
And again, it's not Donald Trump in a lab coat with beakers backstage going, hey, let's make some vaccines!
Although I would trust him more than to be the U.S.
President at the time.
I go back, and forth, and why is my table melting?
This always happens!
It happens!
Right, and they're also admitting that the coronavirus is not as deadly as they thought.
At the same time, they're saying, oh, we need a vaccine, and we haven't.
We need a vaccine.
So they're trying to play both sides.
We have one, but let's wait three months before we put it into practice.
Hey, I hate to do this on air, but Wade, you see that ashtray?
Could you take it and jam it through my skull so that I don't die here on air?
Is there anything someone can give me that I just have, like, a seizure so that I just become a vegetable?
Because nothing would please me more than breaking the balls of my family so they'd have to wipe my ass for the rest of my life.
What in the world?
I'm happy, I'm optimistic about the election, I'm optimistic about Donald Trump, but I am furious that they actually want to do this disservice to the American public as it relates to You know what?
I don't think that COVID is all that... I licked popsicle sticks from people who had COVID.
Still don't have it.
I think it's because I smoke cigars.
But I do care about... I have a 97-year-old grandmother who I love.
I play Rummikub with.
She talks mad trash.
By the way, her husband was the one who was mayor... well, city supervisor of Bloomfield Township where there was a flip of 6,000 votes.
My roots go deep in Michigan.
We want people to be healthy.
So Mike Pence tweeted out, walking G.I.
Joe lookalike.
There's a symmetrical face.
That's a compliment.
If symmetry is your goal.
Huge news.
Thanks to the public-private partnership forged by President Donald Trump and Pfizer, announced its coronavirus vaccine trial is effective at preventing infection in 90% of volunteers.
That's good.
He was immediately fact-checked.
Immediately fact-checked!
New York Times reporter Virginia Hughes Screw Hughes wrote that Pfizer has never been an opera a
part of Operation Warp Speed and then Vanity Fair ran a piece saying that Mike
Pence falsely claims takes credit for Pfizer vaccine is promptly told to f off
and this is where Vanity Fair they're doing work what they do is they take an
article right they find a bunch of random Twitter eggs who don't like Mike
Pence saying we hate you and then they write a whole article about how everyone
hates Mike Pence yeah look at everybody agrees well check
Turns out the fact checkers were wrong.
Oh no.
Pence was right.
Pfizer was a part of Operation Warp Speed.
Is that legal?
Here we go.
We have an overlay right there from some guy who actually blocked me on Twitter.
Somebody doesn't even like me.
They were a part of Operation Warp Speed.
Rather than say, hey, we have a vaccine that's 90% effective, good news Americans, they are trying to shout from the rooftops like the Ricola guy, Mike Pence lied on a technicality of the vaccine.
Help Americans, media.
Help Americans.
How about that?
How about you serve the people who pay your salaries?
Less and less, mind you.
Thanks to this guy.
And it was so blatantly wrong that that's the CNN fact checker, the guy who has bent over backwards to make sure he doesn't say anything good about Donald Trump.
He's like, yeah, that's actually not true.
They were in the program.
Where's the fact-checker outside of us?
Where's the fact-checker of New York Times?
Hey, there have been stories I've watched on YouTube regarding this, which is basically just someone, you know, saying, Mike Pence said this, and then he was fact-checked.
YouTube, where do you fact-check that?
How hard is it for you to just put underneath those videos, Pfizer was a part of Operation Warp Speed, Pfizer did benefit, did work alongside Operation Warp Speed.
How about just making the auto-suggested video, this crooked-faced Pfizer CEO saying, we are very thankful for Warp Speed!
How about just that, YouTube?
Never shows up?
Never shows up.
It's not, are there rules?
It's, are there rules applied equally?
And this leads to dead America.
And you know what?
We've actually helped play it.
We've actually worked alongside.
It's not just government entities with Operation Warp Speed ourselves.
We haven't talked about it a lot.
We haven't talked about it a lot, but we've worked with Warp Speed by repeatedly testing previously untested vaccines on Brendan.
And I think, yeah, Brendan for days on end.
Brendan, thank you for doing that.
Brendan, how are you feeling there in the cubicle?
Good.
Oh.
Well, you know what, Brendan?
Thank you for your service to this country with Operation Warp Speed.
We really do appreciate it.
Oh.
Yeah.
Well, you know what?
Listen.
We are patriots here.
Yeah.
Okay, that's enough.
It's just gonna make Americans sad.
Okay.
I think one of them will work eventually.
I like that kid.
It's a sacrifice we're willing to make, though.
You know what?
We tested every vaccine on him other than Pfizer's.
Oh!
Which, looking back... He's the guinea pig.
We have the choice.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
He might still get the coronavirus.
He might still.
We might have actually just injected him with COVID.
He might be the personification of the coronavirus.
And something else.
Turns out vaccines are only supposed to have enough to build immunity.
We just gave him the full dose of the virus.
Why would you do that?
We didn't know, for science.
We couldn't know.
Right, exactly.
You could have Googled, I guess.
Alright, we have some election updates.
Are there any other thoughts on the vaccine?
I just think it's hilarious.
I don't know that you can prove that they held it until after the election, because obviously coming out so quickly after the election, it just looks like... If you're going to design a game plan, don't do everything that looks so horribly wrong.
Like, go, let's wait a week and a half after the election.
Do something different.
The sad part is it's working.
People on the left are like, well Joe Biden brought us the vaccine!
Joe Biden brought us the vaccine!
Joe Biden brought unemployment down to 6 point something percent!
You're going to see another jobs report before Joe Biden takes office.
My prediction is it's going to... I wouldn't even be surprised if it goes below 6.
Yeah.
It'll definitely be low 6, which I think is lower than the... maybe someone can bring it up, maybe Reg the Bandit.
I think the Obama average for his entire presidency was like 7?
Yeah, it was pretty high.
Certainly wasn't 3 and a half!
No.
Certainly wasn't three and a half percent.
I don't think Americans realize how good they've had it.
We had this in Canada.
We had a guy named Prime Minister Stephen Harper, and they avoided the financial bubble, the housing crash, because even though Canada is in many ways a socialist hellhole, they just said, like, hey, hey, the United States, you know what they're doing over there?
You know Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, you know the Dodd-Frank, all this stuff?
They're giving houses To people who can never pay it back.
Maybe you guys should try it.
And the guys in Canada said, no.
Sounds like a bad idea.
That was Prime Minister Stephen Harper.
That was an entire conversation, yeah.
He said, no, why would we give people loans who can't pay it back?
And they said, well, we've got predatory lending going on here.
And then Stephen Harper said, did you just say predatory lending to people who can't pay it back?
You're a horrible predator.
That's like a shark only biting fish that will kill them.
But yeah, when I hear stories of predators on the news, they don't just hand out money.
It'd be like a pedophile who just gives you candy from the van, then rather than inviting you in, he drives away.
Santa Claus is a predator now.
Hey kid, do you like puppies?
Uh, yeah, sure I do!
Well, there's a shelter nearby!
Hope you enjoy it!
Bye!
Here's a free one, all its shots are taken care of.
And as the van pulls away, it's just gone and Biden's right behind holding a Snickerdoodle.
That's a cookie, not a dog.
What is it called?
Labradoodle.
Labradoodle.
I don't know.
Don't like them!
They don't blend them with Snickers now, that's for definite.
And anyone who bought them because you thought they were hypoallergenic...
You're an idiot.
They're not all hypoallergenic.
And you've taken... This is the problem with the Labradoodle.
This is the problem with the Labradoodle, and the Golden Doodle, and the Cockapoodle, and all these things.
Poodles are highest on the intelligence index with dogs, but they also have the worst temper problems.
You've combined that with the high energy of a Labrador.
So now you've just got an angry, high energy monster that feels like petting a mane of someone's short and curlies, and for some reason you think that's a good thing.
Yeah, when you think about it like that.
Maybe that's all that was on Clarence Thomas' Diet Coke, maybe it was just the lever doodle that got too close.
Reg just sent over Obama's unemployment rate.
Yeah, what was the average for his?
7.8!
The unemployment rate was high when he took 7.8% and then it continued to get worse his first year, peaked at 10%, then it didn't drop below 9% until two years after that.
So I don't know that we have the average, but my guess is the average.
And I know that that's unfair because he came in and there was a crash, but compare that to COVID where everything shut down and how quickly it's rebounded.
And this is the difference between Barack Obama and Joe Biden.
Joe Biden's going to be coming into office after the best economy we've ever had, after a changing of the Republican coalition, and then gas prices are going to go up.
Then we're going to see our standing in the world become more subservient to nations like China.
It's going to be Carter on steroids if Joe Biden were to actually win.
So there's a silver lining either way.
It's not at all the same thing as Barack Obama, plus none of the white guilt.
So remove that lens of white guilt, and historically Barack Obama had a bad presidency, right?
And it's already removed because, I mean, now you've added a lens of extra whiteness with Joe Biden.
But he got more votes, legitimately.
More votes, including a 170-year-old from Pennsylvania.
That's true.
If only somebody would have warned us about mail-in ballots being open to fraud.
Why didn't anyone sound the alarm?
If we only knew.
If we only knew.
So here's another election update.
What are they hearing?
There's going to be a legal court challenge on CNN.
You can bring it up there, Court of Black Care, so people can see it.
Talking about, oh, there's going to be a challenge on Obamacare.
Again, that'll be perfect.
People will have seen drug prices go down for the first time in modern American history, and their premiums actually stabilize, and they'll go, oh, we're going back to the Obamacare era.
Good luck!
Again, that's assuming if Joe Biden were to actually get in.
He's not.
Not just saying it!
I'm not just saying it.
Let me present to you some more election updates here.
Michigan.
So a Detroit poll watcher, there was a story we had on this last night, then it was updated.
A Detroit poll watcher testified that at 4.30am, right after we broke the stream by the way, 15 minutes after, On November 4th, tens of thousands of ballots were delivered from out of state.
And unlike the other ballots, these boxes were brought in from the rear of the room, is what she said.
And this lady said, I specifically noticed every single ballot was for Joe Biden.
Yeah.
Then there was another poll watcher in Detroit who testified that the ballots didn't match the voter rolls and that they were still being counted.
We have audio from that poll watcher.
So there are two different poll watchers.
Here's a second one.
So what many poll challengers were actually seeing was that when the ballots were scanned, and it did not match a voter in the electronic poll book, and it did not match a voter in the supplemental paper poll book, which was provided due to Michigan's law that allows for same-day registration, they were still allowing those ballots to go through and be counted.
And that is when The GOP poll challengers were issuing those challenges.
So they were either being ignored or kicked out.
All as well.
Speaking of which, hit the notification bell, by the way, if you're subscribed on the YouTube, because subscriptions don't mean a whole lot.
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Most of our things are demonetized.
Before I can even say demonetized, it's already done.
We didn't even get that far.
That's Michigan.
By the way, if they had brought a truckload of Donald Trump votes in to help swing the state of Michigan, we would be sounding the alarm just as loudly.
There's no place for bringing in ballots for people out of state that don't count in this election.
It didn't happen in any cases, but we would be saying the same thing.
We watched a consistent lead build all night for Donald Trump in these states, a consistent and huge lead, and then the graph went bloop bloop bloop.
A complete change.
Like a little Mario hop.
A little Mario hop of fraud.
So that's the thing, yeah.
And none of that happened with Donald Trump.
No.
You can't find an instance of 128,000, which they thought was okay over there, to Washington.
Turns out it was a typo, but Washington Post at the time just said, no, that sounds about right.
You can't find a single example of, all of a sudden, unaccounted for, coming in with no poll watchers, 15, 20, or 100,000 votes for Donald Trump, just happening in the dead of night.
You can't find it!
Rand Paul tweeted about this, but he said that the government sent 1.1 million people COVID stimulus checks that were dead.
Dead people.
1.1 million people who were dead got stimulus checks.
How many of those people do you think voted?
But how could they spend that money if they're dead?
Well, it's expensive to vote when you're dead.
There was a prime minister, I can't remember who actually, had a bunch of dead voters on his rolls.
It's a famous story that we learned.
I can't remember his name.
History is very uninteresting.
And we had a girl in our class who I swear like raised her hand.
Yeah.
She said, how could they all vote if they were dead?
She sounded like a valley girl in Canada.
No, that's no, no, that's exactly what she said.
And then I remember later, we were talking about the Native Americans and what they ate and stuff, and Mr. Holm, I think was my history teacher, said, you know, some people find these things a little bit odd, because they would eat squirrel, rabbit, anything they could really find, but you know, compared to Americans who, you know, they think it's weird in India that we eat cow.
And she goes, wait, who here eats cow?
Oh no.
And he said, well, are you a vegetarian?
She said, no.
He said, do you eat like burgers or steaks?
She goes, oh my god, that's cow?
Really?
This is a real person?
Yeah.
Oh.
Well, she's probably dead now, let's be honest.
Oh, come on!
Just running the numbers.
Just died of stupidity.
Let's go to Georgia now.
We're taking you on a little fraudulent vote journey.
I wish we had a little, like, roadmap.
You know, like when the Muppets travel?
Just like a little poll watcher going into the hands and no.
It's always Muppets.
It's never like Indiana Jones or the flying map thing.
I don't know.
Okay.
I guess that's a good reference.
I like it.
I love it.
No, it's great.
A little more niche.
Everyone's giving me crap.
Good.
Not like I've been working hard enough to enjoy some grace here.
You guys will have to crap on me because I woke him up at Christmas Carol too early before Thanksgiving.
You can go screw yourself.
So Georgia, Kyle Becker, formerly I think he was at Fox News, the People's Pundit Project is where he works.
He was reporting in Georgia that in Georgia, 132,000 change of address red flags in Fulton County.
So in one county, these votes are highly Likely and eligible to vote and have moved.
They've moved their location, and they probably don't live there anymore.
And Biden, of course, says that Georgia leads by 10,000 votes.
This should be enough to be a game changer.
Here's what's interesting.
If you look at that tweet, can you bring it back up really quickly?
Right there it says, this tweet is disputed.
This claim about election fraud is disputed, says Twitter.
By the way, they still haven't disputed.
Do they dispute the New York Times and people saying, actually Pfizer was never associated with Operation Warp Speed?
That's something that you can verifiably prove to be false.
This is a statement someone makes.
Mike Pence, vice president, said, didn't have to do with warp speed.
It just takes a couple of fingers.
Even if you have a guy with stubs, he can just speak and spell into his computer and find out that it's true.
No dispute on Twitter.
A dispute on this.
So I thought, well, you know what?
I've met Kyle Becker once or twice.
Oh, really?
I don't know him very well, but from what I understand, he's done some pretty good work.
And I thought, well, you know what?
He must be lying.
Because Twitter says so.
Why would Twitter say so?
And so I decided, it's a dispute, and then you click on that little link in dispute to read an article that fact checks it.
And so again, remember, the fact check should be on 132,000 change of addresses in Georgia, because that's what he's claiming.
So I clicked on the dispute, the fact check, and this is what it is.
It just says, voter fraud of any kind is exceedingly rare in the U.S.
I'll read you the whole thing.
Election experts confirm.
This is the fact check.
With ballot counting continuing and the presidential race being called for Joe Biden, experts and officials say there has been no evidence of widespread voter fraud in the 2020 U.S.
election.
The election process is secure and voter fraud of any type is incredibly rare according to the Associated Press and Reuters.
Remember they did the fake flotilla to try and make it seem like the Israelis were stabbing Palestinians?
They cropped the picture?
Oh yeah.
Oh my gosh.
Point is a piece of the shit.
Officials and experts warn that the most interference in U.S.
elections, whether from foreign or domestic players, comes in the form of misinformation campaigns, many of which are intended to create distrust in the United States electoral process.
But here's the thing.
I just read the entire fact check.
Right.
There's no page two?
What about the 132,000 votes in Georgia?
That's the claim.
A fact check is verifying that the fact that was claimed is false.
You're checking the fact.
This could have been written 20 years ago.
Election fraud is rare.
I would agree.
It's generally rare.
That's why this is a story.
That's why Kyle Becker is saying, hey, hey, hey, election fraud is and should be rare, but we have a discrepancy of 132,000 votes!
That's what we call I know it burns for you to say, A.P.
News!
Yeah, it's like somebody reporting on the French Revolution and then somebody fact-checking and saying, French Revolutions almost never happen.
It's true.
Very rare.
In the history of France, it's only happened one time.
One more fact-check!
Yeah, and every single article, by the way, that you click on that has anything about voter fraud or irregularities or anything else is going to link to that story and say, nothing to see here.
Every single one of them.
More bullshit before we go!
And why the creepy passive voice where it's like, it is disputed?
Meaning Twitter disputes it, or Twitter doesn't want you to see this, or wants you to sow doubt in it.
But if you were to put this Particular entity disputes it, then you'd have to check that entity.
I just want an even playing field.
Look, when we've talked about Michigan, when we've talked about Pennsylvania, just today when we've talked about Georgia, we've given you the number of votes in question.
We've given you the precinct of where the poll workers have worked.
We've given you the quotes from the CEO of Pfizer himself, along with clips from President Donald Trump and everyone who criticized him, along with the fact-checking articles.
We have given you names, numbers, dates, Precincts.
It's sort of diluted just to say, receipts.
This is a whole lot more than receipts.
This is a tax form.
And they just say, no!
This is an audit.
No!
Because they've been used to that for so long.
Legacy Media has been used to, for so long, just saying, no.
Neil Cavuto just said, Kayleigh Macklin, he goes up, well there is strong evidence of voting regularities.
No!
Yeah, exactly.
Cut her off!
She said it.
And then she continued saying it, but they didn't account...
Here's what they haven't accounted for.
This is why I'm positive, and I want to get to your point, Court of Black, why am I talking
like Donald Trump?
This is what they haven't accounted for.
Now, they cut him off.
They didn't account for us, meaning you.
More people watched this than Cavuto.
More people watched this than CNN.
More of you decided to be informed here, because you know what?
When you were watching our stream, you knew exactly what they were saying while they were saying it, and if it wasn't accurate, we gave you specifics.
This is not specific.
This is just, we dispute it, okay?
That's like saying, a duel!
And you slap with the glove and the guy pulls out his sword and you're like, I didn't know we were going to fight!
I just thought we said duel!
No, we're about to have a duel.
Dispute!
Okay?
Parley!
Alright, well, here's the king.
Oh, shit, I hadn't thought this far.
What were we about to say there, Quarter Black?
Well, McElhinney said it.
She said, if you're not interested in investigating these fraud allegations, then you are inviting in fraud.
Right, exactly.
And that's why he cut her off, because she said, oh, they're inviting in fraud.
That's what she said.
Yeah, that's what she said.
It's like telling a kid that you're not going to watch them.
It's like, I'm leaving the house.
And by the way, if you have a kid who's really annoying, this is an easy trick.
You just go, Daddy's magical gun of mystery that you're never supposed to touch is on the table, but I'm going to be gone for two hours.
Then you walk away.
But the point is you're letting them know there's no eye on them as it relates to elections.
None.
At all.
Yeah.
Well, and these are very legitimate claims.
A poll watcher not being allowed in and things like that.
Dead people voting.
I have watched, unfortunately, more hours of CNN since the election than I care to admit.
I'm sorry.
And I have not—no, you're not.
It's because of you.
I know.
I blame you.
I have not heard— More CNN before you go!
Can I just go?
There's no—I haven't seen them say Yes, that happened.
Here's why, and here's why that's normal, legal, a total, you know, nothing to see kind of event.
And this person shouldn't have been there in the first place.
He didn't have the right forms.
These votes were supposed to be counted, but they weren't.
None of that has happened.
All it's been is this exact link.
Voter fraud in the United States.
That's the line everybody is saying.
Voter fraud in the United States is very rare.
For crying out loud, CNN, you don't have an interest over the fact that they wallpapered all the windows at Joe Louis Arena?
And I know it wasn't Joe Lucerino, but you get my point.
The point is, that doesn't even raise an eyebrow.
Where'd you go to journalism school?
And the word they keep using is, there's no evidence of widespread voter fraud.
That's what we're talking about.
It can be targeted in areas where it would make a big difference, which would be Detroit.
Philadelphia.
Philadelphia.
The place is where we're saying it's happening.
Yeah, at the Fox News headquarters.
They call Arizona the demoralized people before the polls.
Right.
If you've got nothing to hide, just investigate.
Yeah, exactly.
Do you know how much you need?
You've got nothing to hide.
You need, what, 350,000 votes across five, six states?
No, you don't need that.
At most right now.
No, you don't even need that.
In some states, you just need to say, oh, 10,000 of these just can't be verified.
No, no, I'm talking total.
Yeah, I know, but what I'm saying is you're adding up the total.
You actually don't.
Arizona is separated by how many votes?
What is it, 10,000?
I don't remember.
Wisconsin is 20,000.
Pennsylvania is, it's in the tens of thousands.
A hundred thousand votes just looking at ones that can't be verified.
And again, Mail-in ballots were accepted at a rate of 30 times that of 2016.
Just that alone.
How did the mail-in system get 30 times more effective?
I remember right before this election you were bitching about the post office removing boxes!
And you're not saying that there were 30 times the number of mail-in ballots, it's that they were accepted at 30 times the rate.
Yeah, exactly.
So we're talking about a fraction of 1% of the vote.
In other words, previously if there were a hundred thousand mail-in ballots,
one thousand were actually accepted. Let's say, remember, one thousand accepted versus
this election thirty thousand accepted. That much of a difference.
That much of a difference.
And I'm not saying it's 30% of total.
I'm just trying to give you a number to give you some scale here.
By the way, 100,000 ballots were rejected in a California primary.
Just to give you an idea.
In a primary!
Far fewer people vote in a primary.
100,000 mail-in ballots were rejected.
That's a reason there's a system of accountability.
Let me move on with Jordan, because people can hear me rant about this until the cows come home.
Is that what it is?
Cows?
Where do cows go?
Here's another one.
Georgia, an election official, Gabriel Sterling, he's been clear, by the way, and there's no interest in this from Neil Cavuto or anyone over there at CNN, that they're going to be investigating voter fraud, and he says that they will find dead people voting and people voting twice.
This is an election official with a guy, a shopping mall Santa miming.
Now, let me be perfectly clear on another point.
We are going to find that people did illegally vote.
That's going to happen.
There are going to be double voters.
There are going to be people who did not have the qualifications of a registered voter to vote in this state.
That will be found.
First off, the content is really important, but I know sign language.
He was just telling everyone to buy Fisherman's Friend.
That's a very misleading commercial.
Sneaky, sneaky.
I care about the integrity of our election.
They get good fish sticks, though.
And our translators.
I think there's a whole episode of Seinfeld about double voters.
So now we go to Pennsylvania.
We need to do an installment of each state because I know it's tough for sure because we're talking about news as it comes in but there are so many examples in each individual state where you are way past the threshold.
Of just saying, hey, we don't know.
So in Pennsylvania, the Trump campaign, they filed a lawsuit claiming that there were different standards.
Here's what it is.
Different standards for voting in person versus voting by mail.
In person, you have witnesses.
In person, you have certain, well, I know people talk about Sharpie gate.
Again, the issue with Sharpies is that the instructions in Arizona that were sent out said, do not use a Sharpie.
Now, Sharpies may work.
Right, yeah.
But why is a poll worker handing you something when the information says don't use it?
Right, exactly.
It's almost like we were told not to vaccinate Brendan but we said we'll give it a shot!
It was for science.
So the issue here is that there are different standards for voting in person.
This is the lawsuit filed by the Trump campaign versus the mail-in voting where there were none of those standards and that it's unconstitutional.
So in-person voters, they had to meet a lot of requirements that mail-in voters didn't.
So this is from the Trump campaign, an official statement says, Again, because how can you have a standard?
When you go in and vote, I don't know about you, they asked me for my ID.
Yeah, every time.
Thank God.
clause violation and two elections and electors clauses violation. Again, because how can
you have a standard? When you go in and vote, I don't know about you, they asked me for
my ID. Yeah, every time. Thank God. Then they said, don't let anybody else touch your ballot.
And then they said, yeah, that's what they tell you, don't let anyone else touch your
I'm a very private person.
I could have sworn there was a joke coming after that.
No, there's no joke.
Why would there be a joke?
This is a news program.
Hold on, CNN right now.
Trump refuses to concede.
Amid unfounded claims of voter fraud.
That's John King in a white background.
Why do they keep putting him in this?
It's like putting a guy in a green screen suit in a swamp.
132,000 in Georgia, sir!
We have affidavits.
Sworn affidavits.
We have here, personally, hundreds, hundreds of dead voters.
Just here, just us doing our own investigation in Michigan and Pennsylvania.
Hundreds of dead voters.
6,000 vote switch.
Glitches.
People who didn't win, who then all of a sudden were winning.
We have affidavits, sworn affidavits.
We have here personally hundreds, hundreds of dead voters.
Just here, just us doing our own investigation in Michigan and Pennsylvania.
Hundreds of dead voters.
6,000 vote switch, glitches.
People who didn't win, who then all of a sudden were winning.
Poll workers not being allowed in.
Tens of thousands of votes that absolutely came in after the deadline.
This is just what they do.
No proof.
Well, hold on a second.
Did you run all of McEnany's press conference?
Did you?
This is my problem with Fox News.
It's just like CNN.
No evidence.
They're all just going out with this message.
And like I said, 128,000 votes found overnight for Biden, right in Michigan.
This is what happened.
It turned out to be a typo.
Whatever that guy's name was at Washington Post, I always forget his name.
Philip Bump in direct messaging that had taken place said, well it's a Biden county.
There is no level of voter fraud that they would investigate.
When it was 128,000 that couldn't be physically possible and they later fixed because it was
a typo, Washington Post said, no Tom Fuller here.
That's why right now they're saying no evidence.
There is absolutely evidence of voting irregularities, and I will say it now, I don't care if I get banned, outright fraud in some instances.
Now the fraud may only be a few thousand, granted.
The irregularities, hundreds of thousands absolutely, if not millions.
There is absolutely evidence, you just make sure that people don't see, because if we provide the evidence, if we say, hey, here's a list of several thousand dead people voting, including a 170-year-old from a county in Pennsylvania, you say this is disputed, and you run us to the AP dispute that just says, Election fraud is rare!
We agree it's rare!
That's why it pisses us off so much!
Right, exactly.
And by the way, irregularities mean states not following their own laws.
States circumventing their own laws to allow votes to come in past deadlines.
And that's one of the cases that she made, if Cavuto had listened for 30 more seconds, right?
The Supreme Court said, no, the legislature can't decide this, which is where the power resides.
We're going to decide.
Votes can come in.
And you don't have to show ID.
You don't have to have a signature.
It doesn't even have to have a postmark on it.
If you find a ballot on the floor, count it.
That's exactly what the rules say.
Yeah, go ahead.
I was going to say, CNN, if you want some credibility, what you do is you present your opponent's strongest argument, and then you show why it's wrong.
But they can't do that.
You say that again?
Credibility.
Credibility.
Credibility?
Like you can get credit?
But they can't do it.
They can't show the other person's argument.
You can if it's a loan that you guaranteed can't pay.
Right, yes.
And that makes you a predator.
This is why, when people say, this defeatism that comes from conservatives.
What I hate is this bar that has set the conservatives, set for themselves, when they expect none from the left.
Like, for some, there are conservatives now saying, oh, good luck proving the course.
Listen, there is so much evidence right now.
It is so overwhelming.
For you to set a bar, meaning it has to be outright, every single vote for Biden is fraud, for people to keep up the fight, I'm sorry.
You're not on this team.
And like I said, it very well may be possible that we look into these hundreds of thousands of voting irregularities and anomalies and maybe Joe Biden does win.
When that's the case, fine.
But we haven't.
And we have never had these kinds of irregularities.
Let me give you some examples of what we've never had.
And we've gone through these several times.
I've just gone through some here.
But let's not go through the numbers because it's hundreds of thousands.
What have we never had before?
Unrequested mail-in ballots.
That's never happened before, so that's a problem.
What have we never had before?
This level of acceptance of mail-in ballots.
30 times the rate.
We've never had that before.
What have we never had before?
Ballots that only voted for Joe Biden and left the rest blank.
We've never had that before.
What have we never had before?
People calling states before all the votes were in and military ballots not coming in in time.
We've never had that before.
What have we never had before?
Poll watchers not being allowed to watch, not being allowed entry, that's never happened before.
What have we never happened before?
People plastering the voting precincts with Bristol boards and papers so that people could not look in, that's never happened before.
You know what else has never happened before?
When a press secretary whose job it is to inform the press as to all these anomalies that are taking place, you cut it off before she can list them.
None of those things have ever happened before.
Also dead people, but that has happened before because the Democratic Party exists.
But not to this level.
When you add all of those up, those things have never happened before in any other election.
Hundreds of thousands.
Oh, also, I even forgot the biggest one.
Ones coming in after the election deadline.
Coming in after 8pm.
Not only that, but then being tossed in with the others so you can't track them.
None of those things have... What else have we never had happen before, too?
A computer software glitch.
6,000 votes.
I don't know that we've ever had happen before a digital software glitch that had a Republican losing and then flipped and he won.
None of these things have happened before.
And why on YouTube is the fact check not from RealClearPolitics, who still hasn't called the race, as far as I know?
Yeah.
They hadn't this morning when I looked.
Right.
It's from the AP.
So anytime a video is called, it's not over yet, or something like that, Michael Knowles released a video, we released a video with a similar title, always that same fact check for every news piece about the election.
And it isn't over.
Yeah.
No, no, no, there's the AP amendment.
They're the ones who determine.
It's like superdelegates.
I feel so bad about my education.
Well a minute ago the lower third said that Trump refuses to concede the election and then the guy was talking about five days, a week later, whatever.
This is basically like you saying on October 28th, Donald Trump refuses to concede the election even though he's trailing in the polls.
It's not done yet.
Why would he concede before?
You told us it wouldn't be done for months.
You had your fact-checking prepared if Donald Trump claimed victory within the week.
Let's keep that in check here.
It's still within the week.
You had that ready like a nuclear option, a button, if Donald Trump claimed victory within the week of the election because you guys told us it would take months.
And now you're saying it's clear.
We don't even have all the votes in yet.
Some places just stopped counting for days.
And then some places just had jumps of hundreds of thousands at the witching hour.
I took an hour and a half, and by the way, I don't want to lie, I took an hour and twenty minute nap in a hammock, woke up, and the country was fucked!
The thing that's scaring CNN, their lower third right now, is that McConnell and top Republicans back Trump's refusal to concede.
That's really good news for us.
When I see the people who are on this, Ted Cruz, Rand Paul, Bill Barr, McConnell, That's quite a coalition.
It reaches the Louder With Crowder guest list!
And these are not just people who look at the, like, we look at the graph and go like, well that looks a little weird that it just jumped up, but these are people who are, and Rudy Giuliani, I forgot to mention him, just all of this incredible information that they have, and we are, just with the information available publicly, able to see something's off and they agree.
Ted Cruz is a very good lawyer.
Ted Cruz was the most, I think even the person who was the head of the Harvard Law Review said that he was probably one of the most annoying and most skilled students that he ever had.
Skilled, yes.
The head of the Harvard Law Review when Barack Obama, or the person who was, I don't know if it was the dean, because actually Barack Obama was the head of the Harvard Law Review, but there's someone above him, maybe it was their professor.
When you ask him about Barack Obama, he said, yeah, he was there.
The only time it was ever published.
Ted Cruz was like a national level debate champion.
People need to understand this.
Does it mean he's dorky?
Sure.
But the first rule of being a lawyer, he's a lawyer, is don't ask a question you don't already know the answer to.
I guarantee you, having spent, and you know, Ted Cruz has been on the show maybe a dozen times.
We've had Ron Paul on quite a bit, Rand Paul, sorry, on quite a bit.
Ted Cruz would not go in Just for some Twitter traffic.
Ted Cruz would not go in on this unless he knows that there is something there.
Keep that in mind.
Rand Paul, Ted Cruz, these are not people who are unreasonable, who act outside the boundaries of the law.
These were people who were trying to safeguard our constitutional republic before the election, and are right now saying that it's compromised.
It is amazing to me that we have a media who falsely created this Russia collusion narrative.
There was no proof, never admitted it by the way, and now they say, but elections are impenetrable.
The election process is impenetrable, their defense is impetuous, and they're gonna make orphans of your children.
The point is, now there's no way anyone could affect the elections.
Certainly not actual poll workers who are stopping the other poll watchers like Hooper Humperdink.
Yeah, exactly.
If you're on the left right now and you want Donald Trump to leave office peacefully, what is the very best thing that you can do?
Open everything up and say, you think there's irregularities?
You think there's fraud?
Let's dive into it so that when that transition comes, he will walk out of this office peacefully.
If you really are scared he's just gonna stay in office and not leave, that's exactly what you would do, unless you were afraid that something is there that will be found out.
They could give him no excuse.
If they were to open things up and everything was legit, they could say, okay, well I have no excuse.
See how crazy this guy is claiming there's fraud?
Look, nothing to see, everything's open.
Because I tell you what, I always used to say this, President Obama, and I tried to say President Trump, and every now and then you say, okay, Trump, but you'll say Trump-Biden because, you know, you have to save words, you have to breathe when you speak.
But I always said, listen, he is my president, with President Obama, he's my president, I always hate it when people just said Bush, so President Obama, that being said, President Obama sucks balls at his job.
I want to be able to... I don't want to fight a ghost.
I want to know that I am actually resisting.
Remember that?
The resistance.
Meet the new resistance.
It's all of a sudden the resistance isn't cool to the left.
It's disruptive despite it being not mostly peaceful, entirely peaceful.
I don't want to fight a ghost.
I don't want to be grabbing a bar of soap.
I want to know beyond any shadow of a doubt that Joe Biden is President of the United States, if that's what happens.
I want to know beyond any shadow of a doubt that the American people chose him and that there were no shenanigans afoot.
That's what you should want, too.
Listen, if you're going to talk about healing in this country, and I know what they're going to try and say.
They will try and say, well, you know what, the thing is Donald Trump is just bringing up, that's what they're trying to do, bogus claims.
No, no, no, no, no.
I just walked you through 10 examples of anomalies that have never occurred in a modern American election.
There is more than enough reason, certainly more than the reason you had, which was 3,000 ads to the tune of $10,000 from some guy with a laptop in Russia, okay?
Facebook ads.
There is more than enough reason to call, not only, the votes are already in question, to investigate them, to read them.
If you pull this off, you can't even tell kids that reading is good for them because you refuse to do it here.
They're not going to buy it from you.
They'll be like, hey, hey, you need to read more.
Yeah, but Mom, you refuse to read the ballots.
Don't wait up, bitch.
They're not going to trust you.
I want to be able to say, that's my president and I don't think he's very good at his job, President Joe Biden.
You should want to be able to say the same thing.
Yeah, we got to spend the next four years trying to get somebody who can go into that
office and do a great job instead of Joe Biden, if that happens to be the case.
We want fair elections, period.
Even if I think Donald Trump is the savior, come back.
And people in this country vote for somebody else, they have that right.
They have the right to be wrong.
That's all we're asking for.
Nothing more.
Listen, people voted to free Barabas.
Crazier things have happened.
I know.
Jesus allowed it.
Whoa, that was a vote.
Yeah, that's true.
It was.
It was Barabbas, Barabbas.
And the guy was like, ugh.
You know, Barabbas sniffs kids.
And that's not the worst of it.
Wait, is that Barabbas?
Barabbas sniffs beyond our children and our children's children.
Well, they are.
Something Mel Gibson.
Mel Gibson goes, Huh?
Listen, I knew it.
Don't speak of me out of turn because you know I don't like you!
I don't want you talking about this show!
Okay, alright, Mel Gibson.
Go to Trader Joe's.
I love their toucanos.
We do too.
Okay, common ground, good.
Actually, final story, on a little bit of a lighter note.
Oh, wait, they're talking about Bill Barr.
Hold on really quickly.
Well, if true, could potentially impact the outcome.
As well, he's just doing this to keep the president happy and even Bill Barr knows there's no there there.
Which is it?
Do you see what that is?
Attributing motives.
John, I think the memo that Bill Barr issued yesterday sort of ended a very awkward silence from the Justice Department.
For days and days, the President and his lawyers, his campaign, have been holding press conferences, filing frivolous lawsuits, really, claiming that there was this massive fraud while providing no evidence of such massive fraud that would make a difference in the election.
You have to be a moron to watch CNN, let me tell you why.
Why are we doing it?
A press conference went on, when you're talking about this, Kayleigh McEnany, or you're talking about Rudy Giuliani, these press conferences went on for, some of them, 20 minutes, 40 minutes, I don't have it in front of me, you can fact check me, maybe I'm wrong, but they went on for a substantial amount of time and there were many different people who spoke, including elected officials, including local representatives, including poll watchers, including volunteers.
And they all brought forward specific evidence with numbers.
So you just say no evidence.
Well, hold on a second.
Just say the very thin evidence they brought forward that, you know, 132,000 people in Georgia whose residence may not be valid.
They brought forth very thin evidence with verified obituaries with thousands of people who voted, mail-in ballots and obituaries.
Yeah, yeah.
thin evidence. Just do that. But instead, they've never covered it and they just tell you no evidence.
Why? Again, this is why they won't have me on CNN. I used to appear on HLN and CNN. You know
what? Once they started actually having receipts, they stopped. They stopped. If I were on CNN,
I would say, huh, what about the 132,000 in Georgia that right now are being investigated?
I would say, hey, what about the 8,000 military ballots that were on their way in?
Do we know what happened with those?
Hey, how many ballots were received in Pennsylvania after 8 p.m.
on election night?
And that's actually unconstitutional.
They have to be tossed out.
Well, I don't know.
And hey, were those actually blended in with votes that came in before 8 p.m.?
So they couldn't be differentiated because that's also against the law.
Well, I don't know, I don't know.
What about the 128,000 vote typo that you didn't call anybody on until the people themselves who made the typo came out and said, sorry, our bad, sorry, that bullshit?
Listen, what about any... They give you no specifics.
Watch all morning and Fox News 2.
Screw those guys.
Screw those guys.
When they just say there's no evidence, no evidence?
None?
Look.
We've given you specifics.
Maybe, maybe they'll look into the 132,000 change of address red flags in Fulton County and say, oh, those people actually, uh, they just, uh, they moved over, a county over and we're fine.
Yeah.
Who do you think has a better standard of evidence?
Attorney General Bill Barr or this guy on CNN?
And what do they do?
They just say, well, Bill Barr is clearly just trying to keep the president happy.
Yeah.
Cause it's not like Bill Barr sent your whole world tumbling down several times before.
Gupta.
Yeah, and are they gonna say the same thing about Ted Cruz?
Ted Cruz is not some Trump sycophant.
Same with Rand Paul.
They both debated him.
Yeah, he accused Ted Cruz's dad of killing JFK!
Right, yeah, exactly.
And Megyn Kelly right now, who obviously doesn't get a Christmas card from Donald Trump, is still saying, you gotta let this process play out.
You see how the coordinated effort, right?
You're seeing it with Big Tech.
Everybody is saying voter fraud doesn't exist, and these claims are baseless.
Every single time they reference these claims.
Unfounded.
Voter fraud claims.
Unfounded.
Every single time, by every single person.
I haven't heard them actually reference them specifically, they just say claims.
In general, yeah.
By the way, they said unfounded when Donald Trump said, what is this?
Again, 120, what's the name of that guy over there at Washington Post?
Philip Bump.
Philip Bump, in private messages, again we can bring this up for you, was sent him, I hope that I've, have I described this clearly enough for people to understand?
128,000 votes found for Joe Biden overnight.
It's 128 to zero.
128 Biden with zero Trump votes.
Zero Trump.
Happened overnight in the dead of night.
And at this point Donald Trump said, hey what is this?
And that was marked as a disputed claim.
No one ever thought it's not even possible for there to be that many votes for Biden, let alone zero for Trump.
And I mean total.
I'm not even talking about the ratio, which by the way is why they disable comments on a lot of CNN news.
They don't want to get ratioed, because guess what?
We have a team of people who will ratio the hell out of you, not to bully you, but because you lie.
We ratio people who lie, but I'm talking about 128,000 votes, not the ratio that there were zero Trump.
It's not possible.
Trump asking the question, what is happening here?
Fact-checked.
Disputed.
Washington Post saying, what's complicated?
And then a few hours later, oh it's a typo.
Yeah.
Isn't it the news's job to figure out a typo?
Yeah.
If you can dispute, look, right now, if I were just to say this, nobody say anything because I want no context.
4 million dead voters.
There were 4 million dead voters in Michigan.
Period.
Of the votes in Michigan, 4 million of them were from dead people.
Stop.
No one, if I said that seriously, no one would go, wait, that's not possible.
That's exactly what happened.
That's exactly what fucking happened.
And no one cared.
No one cared.
And then later I came out and said, sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry.
Did I say 4 million?
I meant four.
But for four hours or three hours or whatever it is, no one said anything.
They'd lock me away from social media forever.
That's what happened.
Well, it's worse than that.
They didn't just not say anything.
They carried the water for it and said it's totally possible.
Totally normal.
Yeah.
Has any vote dump in history, right?
I don't care.
You're counting the votes and you're saying, all right, we got another 150,000 votes.
They go, this guy, this guy.
Has any one of those dumps in history come back 100% for one person and 0% for the other?
And that's what's so scary is they carried the water at this point.
The media is carrying each other's water.
Oh, yeah.
Now we could enter into a realm if this is allowed to stay and this is why we will continue fighting.
They will be carrying the government's water.
Think about that for a second.
Right now their fight is against shows like this that do better than them, right?
Daily Wire and Blaze and all kinds of, not even alternative media because it's more consumed media than theirs.
Right, so right now they're carrying water to try and silence us and fact-check us, but what do you think's going to happen when Joe Biden says, something of the equivalent, 128,000 votes for me?
Or what about when Joe Biden says, actually that wasn't Donald Trump's vaccine, that was my vaccine?
The media's going to go, look, Joe Biden's vaccine.
That's propaganda.
Right.
And the media is trying to say that this is a battle that has been won, and it's been won in the halls of the media.
Whereas Trump is saying, no, this is a battle that needs to be fought in the courts.
And he's right.
And they're wrong.
It's the wrong battlefield.
They're trying to decide that they are the battlefield.
And there's a reason that the courts exist, because they are supposed to be a safeguard for the people.
Not the media.
There is no accountability for the media.
This is the same media who said Jussie Smollett had bleach poured on him and had a noose put over his neck and it was a shoelace!
This is the same media, by the way, who said that Nick Sandman was harassing a Native American when it was really just some crackhead banging a calfskin drump and the kid was just uncomfortable!
And then they also said this is a frivolous lawsuit.
Just to give you an idea, the same network that said Donald Trump is filing frivolous lawsuits had to pay several of their lifetime salaries to Nick Sandman for lying.
Nuisance money.
Really?
Hundreds of thousands of dollars, CNN?
Nuisance money?
So these are the same people who said it was frivolous when they slandered a kid, and they lost.
And now they're trying to say it about Bill Barr.
These are the same people who said, frivolous, Nick Sandman lawsuit, lost hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Legitimate, Russia, and Bill Barr said, nope!
Yeah.
But trust them all as well.
What do you think about that, Joe Louis?
I just noticed that he moved his head a little bit.
He's sleeping.
Joe Louis!
Do you have any thoughts?
Should I talk about Cardi B?
Oh gosh, please no.
Should I talk about Cardi B, Joe Louis?
Okay.
He's not a fan.
So Cardi B actually teased her new signature Reeboks with this promotional image.
Oh my god.
Take it down.
Can we have, can we dispute that?
This claim is under review.
Little icon under there.
I don't really get the appeal, but she also, there's also, this isn't the only ad that she has.
I don't get the appeal, but I guess it's just a matter of taste because some people love her.
Oh, what a night.
Ah, beautiful.
Nothing like navigating under the stars.
I'll say.
By the foam.
Ah, it's like a painting.
Wait.
Do you hear that?
Hear what?
Oh, shh, shh.
That's the most beautiful sound my ears have ever heard.
No, no!
Oh, I can't hear this.
Oh, Patrick!
No!
Hey, what's happening?
We lost another one.
I'm so sick of this.
I'm so sick of this.
In future America, take everything you don't like now and remove the safeguards and add
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