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Sept. 26, 2024 - Louder with Crowder
01:05:38
MASSIVE FACT CHECK: Kamala's First Solo Interview - Word Salad & Lies
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Donald Trump had a record to be proud of and Kamala Harris has a record to be ashamed of.
I absolutely want to debate Tim Walz.
I think we ought to do as many debates as we possibly can.
Donald Trump had a record to be proud of and Kamala Harris has a record to be ashamed of.
We can't afford four more years of this.
American citizens are suffering because of what she's done.
Come on!
Unleash American energy.
Unleash American workers.
That's how you open up this country.
These ideas that they're putting out there, they are weird as hell.
No one's asking for it.
Bit of a fact check there.
The fake news media tries to lie.
I'll tell you why they're focusing on it, because time is fleeting.
Right, Liz Riffraff?
These guys are creepy and yes, just weird as hell.
I believe that we have the most beautiful country in the world and we ought to be proud of it.
The only thing that is broken about this country is the failed leadership of Kamala Harris.
I can't wait to debate this guy.
I cannot wait to talk about what they think.
Let's fire her and send Donald Trump to the White House and let's do it together.
God bless you guys. Thank you all for having me.
I'm gonna be a bit of a jerk, but I'm gonna try.
I'm gonna try.
So I know. I'm glad to be with you.
And we have to get into it pretty quickly because Kamala Harris did her first... People are saying this is the first solo interview.
I guess Oprah doesn't count?
Was that not a solo interview?
Because she didn't give like a... That's a three on one.
She's so fat, Oprah.
So, that's what people are calling it.
But anyways, we have this.
Let's bring it up with Rule, the interviewer.
So, this is going to be a thorough fact-checking of it.
However, a lot of it was word salad.
So, we're going to do our... This will be the most thorough fact-check possible on the internet.
But I will tell you this.
I watched it three times.
And I watched it twice and then a third time because I couldn't understand any of it.
I went for a walk and played it on headphones.
Comment below if you have that, sometimes it kind of helps you to absorb it.
And I'm not saying, I don't mean this figuratively, I feel physically dumber having listened to it.
It is.
I mean, this woman makes Dan Quayle look like a member of Mensa.
The guy added an E to potato.
His whole career was derailed.
If you listen to this interview, I think you are going to see a direct correlation with polls taking a nosedive.
When I was done watching it, I looked in the mirror.
I had a helmet on and I was drooling.
It's also weird that you had a leather one.
Where'd you get that?
I know!
Well, you know, the football players had leather, and the retarded kids back then had leather.
Yes, they did!
It's quite a thing.
So which were you?
That wasn't your football, you know!
Wait a minute!
Now, come on!
What am I, gay?
He's a renaissance man.
I mean, what am I?
I'm not gonna wear those.
Are we on ABC right now?
I don't know how this show works.
It's okay.
When it happens to me, it's an old Canadian Jaffa helmet.
It's nice.
Jaffa.
I had the coho.
Nice.
Also good pull.
With a northern stick.
What is it?
Northern?
I had tacks were my skates.
All right.
Super tacks.
Yes.
Yep.
It was Power Supremes or tacks.
That was actual tacks.
I was so poor.
Yep.
I'm sorry.
I'm falling asleep.
Sorry.
Okay, guys.
I apologize.
Oh, I'm sorry.
Boring the gay guy with sports talk.
All right.
We're also going to talk just if at some point today, which I guarantee you will see this.
Head over to Rumble, because we're not going to self-censor on YouTube.
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Captain Morgan, CEO, how are you?
Fantastic, how are you?
I'm okay.
How many more interviews do you think Kamala Harris will do?
Comment below.
That wasn't for Gerald, that was for the rest of you.
And you already know that he's here, but the funniest man alive this weekend, September 28th, 29th, that's Skank Fest in Las Vegas, and you can watch him here on Mug Club.
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Nick DiPaolo, how are you?
I'm terrific.
I don't have to plug that, though.
The one I gotta plug.
No good deed.
No, but every time I'm here, I have to correct this.
It said November 9th.
That's not true!
November 9th!
Yeah, but it just says September 28th and 29th.
They're making this point.
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It's not what it says in my notes.
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What's the red light mean?
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It's my memory.
I had four concussions in the last show I did.
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I'm getting nervous about it.
That leather helmet wasn't doing any favors.
I think it's my dad pushed me off the bassinet.
That's so mean for this time of day.
Hey, by the way, before we move on, CNN, I don't know if you know this, but John Berman turned into the notebook today.
This was just, look at him.
Oh, I didn't mean that.
Guys, take it down.
I don't get that joke.
It was just, he was out in the rain.
They didn't give him a raincoat and he was all... What's the notebook?
It's gay.
I mean, it's straight gay.
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the past several days, inaccurate and misleading comments made by Dr. Jay Varma as well as
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Yes, yes it is.
I think we call it Harvest now.
Harvest theme.
That was an Asian lady getting the boots put in.
It's just weird, the Karma Sutra, when you think about it.
It's like, in my opinion, arguably the least sexy culture that's ever existed.
Oh, is it culture?
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You can't even kiss in the movies, and now you're just, like, you're doing, like, a reverse wheelbarrow that doesn't even seem physiologically fun.
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This show's like 60 minutes without Morley Safer.
I don't know how to take that.
It's coming from Nick.
I would imagine it's not complimentary.
I thought it was an intro.
All right, let's get to Kamala Harris, okay?
After 67 days of being the nominee, she sat for her... people are calling it the first solo interview.
I don't know what... she did Oprah.
I don't think that counts.
So I guess it doesn't count.
It's more like a counseling session.
But she decided to sit down with MSNBC's Marcus Rule, and that was... oh wait, I'm sorry.
Stephanie Rule.
Different Rule.
Stephanie Rule.
Now, in case you are unfamiliar with Rule and why Kamala Harris decided to do an interview with her, she has spent the last several weeks saying that Kamala Harris actually does not need to do any hard-hitting interviews, and there's nothing wrong with only taking softballs.
Here's a clip from her on Chameleon Bill Marshall.
I just said I'm not gonna vote for her.
Kamala Harris is not running for perfect.
She's running against Trump.
We have two choices.
And so there are some things you might not know her answer to.
And in 2024, unlike 2016 for a lot of the American people, we know exactly what Trump
will do, who he is, and the kind of threat he is to democracy.
I don't know.
I don't think it's a lot to ask her to sit down for a real interview as opposed to a
tough piece in which she describes her feelings of growing up in Oakland with nice lawns.
Then, I would just say to that, when you move to Nirvana, give me your real estate broker's number and I'll be your next door neighbor.
We don't live there.
I want that broad, said Kamala Harris when she saw that.
Jumped out of her chair.
Yes.
I'll be your neighbor.
No, I'll be a Haitian family.
Yes.
My duck will be missing.
So she decided to sit down with Stephanie Ruhle to give an interview.
Like I said, and I want to get your comment.
I listen to this.
I do feel physically dumber.
um having listened to it it was and as someone who has you know my entire life going to school uh i never i couldn't open a textbook i wouldn't pay attention i'd wander off daydream and then the bell would ring it's very hard for me to follow things uh that are nonsensical and fundamentally uninteresting it took me multiple listens to try and make sense of what she was saying comment below did you find it incredibly difficult and i Really, not saying it's a guarantee, there could be a red wall landslide.
You're going to see the polls be affected by this.
I think the strategy of gaslighting, of just claiming the opposite of what you've done, we're going to make things more affordable.
People go, we're going to bring down inflation.
People go, I know that's not true.
The whole strategy of saying the opposite of what is true, I think is going to backfire because people inherently know.
That's why they still say that Donald Trump is better on the economy.
Most of it is word salad.
I know you have a lot, but let's talk about on the individual issues because we... Hold on, I don't want to say anything on this.
I just want to, to your point, she did an interview with Chris Hayes.
I want the researchers to pull that for the very end because even Chris Hayes is having a hard time justifying how that interview went and the answers on inflation specifically.
Yes.
Crazy!
So pull that research.
So all references are available.
Link in the description.
A lot of credit.com every day.
If we got anything wrong, let us know.
And we're doing our best to parse through the word salad and fact check.
So rules started by asking Kamala about people not aligning with their policy.
Just listen to the question.
Then I'll give you the nonsensical answer.
You just laid out your economic vision for the future.
But still, there are lots of Americans who don't see themselves in your plans.
For those who say these policies aren't for me, what do you say to them?
Okay.
So we wanted to separate this, so you see the question.
Seems pretty straightforward.
Now, you have Kamala's response.
Well, if you are hardworking, if you have the dreams and the ambitions and the aspirations of what I believe you do, you're in my plan.
You know, I have to tell you, I really love and am so energized by what I know to be the spirit and character of the American people.
We have ambition.
We have aspirations.
We have dreams.
We can see what's possible.
We have an incredible work ethic.
This is real life.
But not everyone has the access to the opportunities that allow them to achieve those things.
But we don't lack those things.
And so my vision for the economy, I call it an opportunity economy, is about making sure that all Americans, wherever they start, wherever they are, have the ability to actually achieve those dreams and those ambitions, which include, for middle class families, just being able to know that their hard work allows them to get ahead, right?
I think we can't and we shouldn't aspire to have an economy that just allows people to get by.
People want to do more than just get by.
They want to get ahead.
And I come from the middle class.
Look, my mother raised my sister and me.
She worked hard.
We didn't want to cut anything out because we don't want to be accused of being misleading, so instead we went with suicidality.
Part of my vision for the economy is let's deal with some of the everyday challenges that people face
and address them with common sense issues such as affordable housing.
Ah! There you go!
It's like the low IQ, unfunny version of Chris Tucker, where you only know because of the last words in his phrase.
Like, I'm gonna have to go to Crenshaw!
You're like, oh, I heard you say Crenshaw.
I can clap for that, I guess?
Affordable housing?
It's not a black thing, just to be clear.
And I'm not convinced.
So... That's the first one.
Okay.
Alright.
Not much to fact-check there.
Let's move on to the next one.
Here's a question where Rule asks how Kamala would raise corporate tax rates but would stop companies from leaving the United... Good question.
Here's Wednesday Addams.
Bill Gates just said it this week.
If he was in charge of taxes, he would have paid more.
But how do you find that line to make sure corporations are paying their fair share but they're not leaving our country?
Okay, you know what?
That's actually a good question.
It's fair.
Let's see if we have a good response.
Well listen, I work with a lot of CEOs, I have spent a lot of time with CEOs, and I'm going to tell you that the business leaders who are actually part of the engine of America's economy No!
No!
Okay, good.
This is gonna work.
We look at a plan such as mine, investing in new industries, investing in bringing down
costs, investing in entrepreneurs like small businesses, that the overall economy is stronger
and everyone benefits.
Part of my plan for the economy is investing in new industries in a way that we have active
partnership with the private sector.
Sounds like socialism.
so the biggest banks and biggest tech companies It physically hurts
I know.
make billions of dollars of money going into community banks
to increase access to local small businesses Sounds like socialism
Why do those big corporations and CEOs do that?
I know, that's exactly right Because they know those kinds of investments, like in our
small businesses and startups and entrepreneurs, actually strengthens America's economy
overall and everyone benefits.
So this is not about bilking anybody, but it's certainly about saying, let's make sure
that we create opportunities for everyone to grow wealth.
I believe that it is not sufficient and it should not be our goal to just make sure everyone
is working.
That should be the baseline.
That should be a given.
And let's create an economy where people have the ability to buy a home, to start a business,
to take a nice vacation from time to time.
I could be Asian for a while.
Maybe she could negotiate with Putin.
I honestly, at this point, I think I would blow his brains out before...
Hey, how's he holding that gun?
This is how all American bitches are, they never stop, and this, she says nothing!
I pulled up with KGB, but not this!
You guys do good Russian.
Isn't this considered huge cruelty to elect a retarded?
So bad. Okay, here's the next question about homes.
What number is this one?
This is three.
Three.
Sorry.
To people who want to buy a home, yes, getting a $25,000 kicker would be great, but it's not just affording a home.
We don't have enough in this country.
You're absolutely right.
And one of the main problems are regulations and rules, strict, strict rules at a local level.
How does the federal government cut through all that red tape and get down to, I don't know, the suburbs of Pittsburgh and say, we're going to have to build some affordable housing here.
How do you connect the two?
Red tape?
What about those red shoes?
You're either a false pope or an N64 game.
Why are those so angular?
Last time I saw shoes like that, there was a house on top of the lady.
They rolled up.
Here's Kamala's response.
People rightly are concerned about the cost of housing, so it's important to get to your point.
It includes also what we must do to cut red tape.
You're absolutely right.
It takes far too long and there's too much bureaucracy associated with home building.
And I say that because I'm concerned.
I know that we have to reduce the red tape and speed up what we need to do around building.
And that is going to require working from the federal level with state and local governments.
And it's going to be different in different places.
Depending on the needs of that community, the needs of that local government, that municipality.
This is the sad piece of garbage.
It's going to be through what we do in terms of giving benefits.
We're not editing anything.
I hope you guys appreciate it.
Truth matters.
And looking holistically at the connection between that and housing.
And looking holistically at the incentives municipal government can create for local and state governments to actually engage in planning in a holistic manner.
That includes prioritizing affordable housing.
Okay!
Okay!
I like the words affordable.
I like houses.
I'm gonna vote for her.
Here's a question about the Teamsters not endorsing her.
When the Teamsters decided not to endorse you, what was their reasoning?
What are they looking for?
Okay, here's a response.
Let me go back to our just previous conversation.
I'm very proud to have the endorsement of the steel workers in almost every other major union in America because I stand by workers.
And I stand by the importance of the value of unions.
And I understand the importance of investing in new industries and working actively with the private sector to grow our economy.
But I'm asking, because there's this idea, we want something more from her.
What is it?
Well, here's the thing, back to your point about previous election cycles.
Donald Trump made a whole lot of promises that he did not meet, and one would argue broke.
Look at Lordstown.
He said he was gonna- Don't sell your homes.
Yeah, don't sell your homes.
And what happened?
It shut down.
Outsourcing under Donald Trump.
His policies that are about putting, you know, tens to hundreds of percent tariffs.
John Deere.
Yes.
Yes.
So, part of the challenge, and I don't disagree that it's a challenge, gotta earn the vote of everybody, is reminding people of fact.
Regardless of what somebody says in a small rally somewhere.
And I think that's really important, and that's part of what I'm doing in this campaign, is to remind people, just like here in Pittsburgh, of the reality of who has stood with union labor, who stands for American manufacturing, who stands for American jobs.
Okay.
Gerald, what are you doing on your phone?
Oh, sorry.
I was just checking to see if Alex Jones' Only Fans was still up.
Is that your checking?
I mean... I will eat your ass!
Yeah, that's a company phone.
But it sounded like an offer.
Nick?
What?
I'm gonna reset my career.
Pretty soon so will she.
I played an entire game of Hangman.
And you hung yourself.
Here's another question on which, by the way, the answer makes... I hope you can appreciate that we are making sure you see all of it because people would not believe it.
They would say you edited out the key parts.
So tell me if you think there was anything there that we fast-forwarded that you could still hear that, you know, was a valid plan.
Here's Rule pressing Harris on Banning the sale of U.S.
Steel to a Japanese company.
U.S.
Steel.
Yes.
Right?
When you think Pennsylvania, when you think Pittsburgh, you've got the Liberty Bell in Philly, and you've got U.S.
Steel in Pittsburgh.
That's right.
A Japanese company wants to buy them.
You are opposed to this idea.
Many people are.
But if the deal doesn't go through, they have said people could lose jobs, they could close mills, they could leave the state of Pennsylvania.
I mean, that is like moving the Liberty Bell to Newark.
So which is more important?
It's not like that at all, but here is the answer.
It's most important that we maintain America's ability to have American manufacturing of steel by American workers for a number of reasons.
which includes investing in new industries
there is not a new industry that I can imagine that is not going to require steel
manufacturing steel is a fundamental part of what yes industries need steel
manufacturing that steel for those new
industries is going to be critically important not only in terms of our economy
but also in the context of national security most people now
understand that steel is important Harris.
And that's metal.
This is such an insult to the American public.
And of the products that we have to prioritize, steel is one of them.
And that's always going to be my priority.
Steel is always going to be your priority.
This is such an insult to the American public.
She's talking about steel and building shit and she's running against Donald Trump.
Not to mention they tried to kill him twice.
You think you might give him the benefit of the doubt?
Yeah, you think you might.
But also, here's a fun fact about that.
She wasn't even right.
I don't know if you know this, but the steel production we're talking about, we're talking about U.S.
Steel, it would not move to Japan.
In fact, Nippon Steel agreed to keep their headquarters in Pittsburgh, honor union contracts, and that they would maintain the U.S.
Steel name.
Yes, and by the way, U.S.
Steel is begging for this because they're going to go out of business if they don't get it.
Yes.
Very soon.
I don't think she knows anything about American Steel.
Someone could teach her with like a wrench set.
It's steel, Kamala!
You could have just stopped at anything.
I'm joking, of course.
I'm joking.
That's, it's just, this is very frustrating.
What did you do that you say you were joking?
It doesn't matter.
Let's go to a quick fact check, because she did make a couple of claims, and here's the funny thing.
The few things that she said that you could actually sort of, I guess, rebut, because there might actually be a leg for her to stand on, it comes from an answer that you could have heard verbatim somewhere else.
That's how you know it's scripted.
She does not do well off the cuff.
She does not do well in one-on-ones, and the only answers that she ever gives where you may be able to see a case And I mean this is very paper-thin.
You can hear it verbatim, repeated, repeated, repeated.
I'm telling you, I think this is going to play poorly for her.
I don't think she's going to get many more bumps, if any at all.
So let's go through some claim truths really quickly.
This is really all we could find.
Claim!
That Donald Trump lost manufacturing jobs and manufacturing plants.
We shut down the country.
Even before the pandemic, he lost manufacturing jobs.
By most people's estimates, at least 200,000.
He lost manufacturing plants.
Ask the auto workers how he lost auto plants.
Okay, here's the truth.
Reference is available for all of these.
Donald Trump created 414,000 manufacturing jobs during his term and it was a trend throughout the term with increased manufacturing and supporting industries therein.
Here's the next claim that Donald Trump will make it harder to earn overtime and to get small business loans.
He has an agenda that would include making it more difficult for workers to earn overtime.
Wrong.
An agenda that would include cutting off access to small business loans for small businesses.
Wrong.
Okay, good.
Let's keep some momentum with this.
Thank you for some kind of a definitive claim.
Come on.
Here's the truth though.
President Trump literally just proposed a plan to make overtime more lucrative.
I'm also announcing that as part of our additional tax cuts, we will end all taxes on overtime.
You know what that means?
Think about it.
I went to some economists, great ones, and I said, what do you think?
They said, it would be unbelievable.
You'll get a whole new workforce by doing that.
No taxes on overtime.
And by the way, Small Business Optimism, you can look at those stats.
We've provided them before.
They reached record highs during Trump, and they're at, I believe, a 10-year low right now.
Next claim.
That banks and analysts, according to Kamala, say that her plan is actually better.
I don't know if you notice, it's better for the economy.
Listen to her.
Top economists in our country from Nobel laureates to people at Moody's and Goldman Sachs have compared my plan with his and said my plan would grow the economy, his would shrink the economy.
Okay.
Here's the truth, and this is according to Penn Wharton, a study which she has cited, by the way.
She cites it.
They say that the Harris plans would decrease economic activity by 800 billion and the Trump plans would increase economic activity by 1.7 trillion.
There you go!
Using the main one that she cites, just to be clear.
Because you can find economists, you know, you can find a bunch of economists who are professors who've never actually worked in the private sector and they may support her.
I'm just using the one that she's Pointing you to.
Here's another one.
Claim that Kamala's going to make it easier for all of you with her child tax credit or something.
Taxes for 100 million Americans will actually be cut, including $6,000 a year for young couples for the first year of their child's life in a tax cut, a tax credit essentially, by expansion of the child tax credit.
Fine.
The truth is that was J.D.
Vance's plan.
Exactly.
Everyone called him weird and said he talked about crazy cat ladies and then Kamala copied it five days after his announcement of the child tax credit.
She called it and raised it.
I see that and I'll do more.
It's like them claiming credit for the insulin price.
Well, hold on a second.
Donald Trump did that.
They're really trying to claim credit for all of Donald Trump's wins and then the losses are fabricated.
This is a very, very difficult position for her to be in.
No wonder she won't do interviews.
Yeah, and Donald Trump's plan, you can sum it up as, I want you to keep more money, I want there to be less regulation, I want there to be lower taxes, because I think you guys know better what to do with your money than we do, right?
And she is basically saying, I want everybody who I think is wealthy to pay more money so that I can give it away to other people.
That's exactly what her plan is.
It is not about letting you have freedom.
It is about making sure that the government goes, $25,000 for a house, yes, more tax credits because they announced theirs five days before mine.
Mine was at $5,000, now it's $6,000.
It doesn't seem like there's any idea as to how to actually grow the economy.
It's taking money from people.
It's even more simple than that.
He's done it before.
We did have the strongest economy ever in the history, which is saying a lot.
She's never created a goddamn thing.
End of fucking story.
You vote for her, you're an asshole.
That's true, because Nick has spoken.
Let me just say this about Matt.
She's a dirty whore.
I'm just kidding, she's just a whore.
The funny thing is, I can actually picture Nixon saying that on those tapes.
I know, right?
I mean, a dirty whore.
God bless her.
Let me tell you, she's stupid as a bag of hammers with the tits on her.
The tits on her.
Something else.
That's a little something for you old people in the tummer, I'll see you then.
People my age will be digging that.
Yes.
I'll be doing Taft, too.
He was a president, wasn't he, Taft?
They're going to be showing up.
What was the name of the impressionist?
I just forgot about him.
I got bumped for him for Hannity's Freedom Tour.
Oh, Rich Little?
Yes, exactly.
I'm like, I'm here to see Rich Little.
I like his Nixon.
And they see Nick.
Oh my God!
Want me to try this about a time more?
Nick's playing The Shores in Florida.
Make sure you're there.
Yes, I'll be doing The Villages.
Doing my osteoporosis tour.
Emceed by Bill Devane.
Is he alive?
Is that it?
Is that the bald guy?
Yeah.
Bill Devane.
Bill Devane, right?
Hello, I'm William Devane.
There's also I'm G. Gordon Liddy and then Bill Devane is always... I love G. Gordon Liddy because he ate a rat in his prison cell.
Really?
Yeah, he was afraid of rats and that's how he got over the fear of it.
Well, that's not the primary recommendation if you have a fear of rats on how to get over it.
Immersion therapy.
No, but it worked for him.
Did I mention he died two hours later?
I never once thought of eating that which I'm afraid of.
Spiders.
There we go.
Seems like it works.
You're afraid of your wife.
Here's one thing about Kamala.
About Kamala.
What she thinks is a strong point, you can tell because then she repeats it verbatim.
And I'm going to play this clip for you, then play it side by side with her interview on Oprah.
So the claim is that Kamala is only taking on, though, these predatory companies as far as price gouging.
How do you go after price gouging without implementing price controls?
Because once we get in this zone, people start to get worried and they say, I don't know what she stands for.
So just to be very frank, I am never going to apologize for going after Companies and corporations that take advantage of the desperation.
I'm glad she's frank when she takes a risk.
And as Attorney General, I saw this happen.
In the midst of an emergency, whether it be an extreme weather event or even the pandemic, we saw it.
Where those few companies, not the majority, not most, but those few companies that would take advantage of the desperation of people and jack up prices.
Yeah, I'm going to go after them.
Yes, I'm going to go after them.
Okay.
Let me be frank, you know, bad corporations, not all donors, donors, donors, not all corporations, but I'm gonna go after bad corporations.
Of course, that's an easy, just, just, just say that.
I'll go after bad corporations.
People go, yeah, bad corporations!
But you have to keep those donor dollars flowing.
Let's actually see, where we've heard this before, Oprah and Rule.
See if you can spot that this is clearly a talking point and she can't think on her feet.
In the midst of an emergency, whether it be an extreme weather event or even the pandemic, we saw it.
Where those few companies, not the majority, not most.
But those few companies that would take advantage of the desperation of people and jack up prices.
Yeah, I'm going to go after them.
Yes, I'm going to go after them.
I'm taking on, for example, price gouging, which is when, you know, most companies and corporations are good.
But for those bad ones, they take advantage of people, especially during a pandemic or extreme weather.
And they end up jacking up prices.
And there needs to be accountability and consequence for that.
By the way, what company is jacking up prices right now based on a severe weather event or a pandemic?
I heard Best Buy.
Yes.
Like, I'm serious, I'm asking like, I know there have been cases like where the guy, what was it, the EpiPen, he jacked up prices or something like that and that was a big issue, but I think that was, I don't remember when that exactly was, but Outside of that, I'm like, you think Kroger's jacking up prices for eggs or something like that right now?
She's getting her talking points from Code Pink during Hurricane Katrina.
Remember, they're going like, oh, they're raising the price of batteries.
Yeah, well, I don't know if you know this, too.
I'm not even against what you would call price gouging in those events, because I don't know if you know that someone goes in and just buys every single battery.
We lived it.
Yes, we lived it.
Here in Texas, there was a scare about gas.
Several years ago, maybe five or six years ago, there was a scare.
No actual issues.
Everybody went to the gas station, even if they had three quarters of a tank, and the lines were literally two hours long to get gas.
If you raised the prices, I would have not gotten gas.
I'd have been like, screw it, I'm fine.
Right.
Here's the truth, though, when she says these evil companies.
Not all companies, but some.
Like Kroger, they almost make no money.
Look at Kroger, their Q2 profit, their margins are 1.37%.
So if you want to villainize the companies that you most rely on, we're not talking about BlackRock, Vanguard, State Street, the ones that people like Kamala Harris deem too big to fail.
They love the big banks.
They love the big international investors with DEI and ESG scores.
What they're talking about is they want you to hate the local gas stations that are owned by people who maybe have a few franchises, the grocery stores, your local shops, people who sell most marketable goods or services with razor-thin profit margins.
Hate them!
Hate them!
Don't hate D.C.!
Don't hate the people like us, where all of our net worth is ill-gotten gain.
It's Kroger's fault!
It's Tom Thumb's fault!
It's your local restaurant's fault!
And by the way, cheap groceries only work at scale.
Right.
You can have local groceries.
You can have smaller mom and pop shops, bodegas, whatever you want to have, but you're going to pay two or three times as much for this stuff.
Have you ever gone to some of these places and you're like, Oh, I can get this for three bucks here, but it's $5 at the local mom and pop scale thing.
So you have to pick which one you want.
Do you want really cheap food for everybody to be able to eat?
Or do you want it to be local and small companies?
If not, Kroger needs to be left alone.
They need size.
How much are they paying you, Kroger?
Big Kroger?
Yeah, Big Kroger.
Uh, they gave me like a fruit roll-up, so I'm good.
Oh, okay.
Yeah.
Any relation to the Nickelback guy, Kroger?
Do we know?
Analogical.
Here's another claim that she made on immigration, and we're getting very close to the end of her actual claims to refute now, that Trump, and this is one she is repeating on every platform, and by that I mean her two interviews ever, that Trump is the one who killed the border bill.
See if you buy that.
We do have a broken immigration system.
And it needs to be fixed.
And if we take a step back... Okay, borders are... Some of the most conservative members of the United States Congress came together with others, proposed a border security bill.
That would have put 1,500 new border agents on the border to help those hard-working border agents who are there right now, working around the clock.
The ones who would put money into stemming the flow of fentanyl, which is killing.
Americans around our country and devastating communities would have put more resources into our ability to prosecute transnational criminal organizations, which in my career, I've prosecuted.
Donald Trump got word of the bill, realized it was going to fix a problem he wanted to run on, and told them to kill the bill, don't put it up for a vote.
He killed a bill that would have actually been a solution because he wants to run on a problem instead of fixing a problem.
Now I'm going to show you another side-by-side, but I love when she says, you can, when she says, and fentanyl, Which is killing people.
You know they had a talk with her?
Yes.
Like, I don't know if you know about it.
She's like, tell me about fentanyl.
Well, it's killing a lot of people.
What?!
I mean... And so she's letting the interviewer be like, did you know that fentanyl is deadly?
Like, yeah.
Everybody knows that.
Sure.
She, like, this is just, this is the same, again, and Oprah, she went even further and said that the Border Patrol agents endorsed her and their pinned, their pinned post on X says, we didn't.
Oh my god.
Yeah, their pinned, it was like, yes, they went out of their way to not only post it, but Pin it, because she still kept repeating the line.
Of course, Oprah's not going to call her on it.
But let's actually do this again, a side-by-side.
This is a point she thinks is really strong.
She's obviously been prepped because she's been in charge of the border, and it's something she wants to hit back on.
I still don't think she does it very well, but I'll let you be the judge.
This is her platform.
This is her plan because she repeats herself almost verbatim.
Months ago, some of the most conservative members of the United States Congress came together with others, proposed a border security bill that would have put 1,500 new border agents on the border to help those hard-working border agents who are there right now working around the clock.
Would have put more money into stemming the flow of fentanyl, which is killing Americans around our country and devastating communities would have put more resources into our ability to prosecute transnational criminal organizations which in my career I've prosecuted.
Donald Trump got word of the bill, realized it was going to fix a problem he wanted to run on, and told him to kill the bill, don't put it up for a vote.
He killed a bill that would have actually been a solution because he wants to run on a problem instead of fixing a problem.
When the United States Congress, members of the Congress, including some of the most conservative Republicans, came up with a border security bill And here's what that border security bill would have done.
It would have put 1,500 more border agents at the border.
It would have allowed us to stem the flow of fentanyl.
For those on audio, this is not on repeat.
Two different interviews.
So I don't need to tell the folks who are watching this what Sentinel has done to families, to kids in our country, and the need to take seriously stemming the flow coming into our country.
The bill would have allowed us to have more resources to prosecute transnational criminal organizations.
And it would have been part of the solution.
And Donald Trump Called up those folks and said, don't put that bill on the floor for a vote.
He blocked the bill and you know why?
Because he'd prefer to run on a problem instead of fixing a problem.
Okay, so here's the truth.
First off, Donald Trump was not in office.
This woman was.
I'm using that term loosely these days.
And the border bill was giving $60 billion to Ukraine and $20 billion to the border, none of which actually went to enhance border security.
All references available at ladderwithcutter.com, and you can click through to Reuters, that bastion of right-wing extremism, lest you question the sources.
The border bill had nothing to do with Donald Trump.
It wasn't a border bill.
It was a Ukraine bill.
And you know that's true because after the bill didn't go through, they said, well, you know what?
Let's just do a $70 billion to Ukraine bill anyway and take out the border part.
And there was no wall.
There was no money segmented for the wall.
It's like, if we have money left over afterwards, maybe we'll build a wall.
What?
Yeah.
And a minimum of 5,000 immigrants are coming today.
I just don't think this is going to work.
Again, comment below.
I think this is really going to backfire where she says, and I was the one who wanted to fix the border and Donald Trump didn't.
He's soft on immigration.
People who hate Donald Trump are going to go, yeah, but I hated him because I said he was a racist because didn't he want to build a wall or something?
Like, wasn't that kind of his whole thing?
I feel like for all the reasons I hate Donald Trump was because, you know, you told me he was a racist because he wanted to secure the border.
Now you're telling me that you wanted to secure the border and Donald Trump didn't?
I'm a little confused.
Yes, because none of it means anything.
She's incapable of thinking critically or speaking at a level that is not, and I say this without a hint of exaggeration, potentially functionally retarded.
I think it's going to backfire with the people who are on the fence.
I can't believe people are on the fucking fence between these two.
But, you know what I mean?
The independents, so-called independents, the people who, you know, she was saying, he's a racist, you can't change your mind, you're just retarded.
But yes, it's going to backfire for sure.
I would hope, or are we at that point where, no, that's your team, this is my team?
She will do very well with the, you know, the special needs independents.
That is a voting constituency.
Independence!
Independent.
I'm going to be a dentist.
By the way, I know we have a little bit more here, but I just wanted to let people know, I forgot to put it in the map for you, sorry, that Jeremy the Quartering is going to be here at 10 o'clock.
10 o'clock.
10 central.
He's going to be here to talk about, is it tailgates for Trump?
Tailgates for Trump, yeah.
Okay, great.
So make sure you stick around for that.
Good.
Let's one more point here with the hard-hitting interview that was Mrs. Rule and Kamala.
She did ask Kamala about her job at McDonald's and you may have to watch this through your fingers.
At any point in your life, have you served two all-beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions, and a sesame seed bun?
We know the song!
It's Yes or No.
That's it.
I have.
I love this song.
Now the other job.
It was not a small job.
Like, I did the fries.
I mean, I, you know.
Oh.
Didn't you debunk this sooner?
I did the fries.
I filleted the managers.
I blew a crook.
Shift manager.
I made a shake.
Well, the machine was broken.
I shaked on the managers.
I watched The Founder last night.
Oh yeah, with Michael Keaton?
Excellent.
Yeah.
Excellent movie.
That's also why it bothers me that their milkshake machine is always broken.
I know!
I'm like, that's what you were based on, dummy.
It's Filet-O-Fish, not Filate Mr. Fish!
Oh my god!
Father Mulcahy!
Come on now!
That's too Hail Mary!
Anyway!
He's a small business owner.
Save us from this and give us the truth!
She never worked at McDonald's over the hot French fries.
I think I'm going to a McDonald's in two weeks, actually.
And I'm going to work the French fries.
Because I will have worked longer and harder at McDonald's than she did if I do that, even for a half an hour.
That was well said.
Even for him, that was laid out beautifully.
The french fries!
The hot fries!
Order up!
Donald Trump, people can say, oh he's not the most eloquent speaker.
Okay, fine.
But the real reason you don't like Donald Trump is that he's a mirror.
Because most of politics has been this absurd in our life.
It's just people couldn't call them on it.
They would have to act as though there's some pomp and circumstance.
Where back in the day, someone like Kamala Harris would say, I did sesame seed bun and french fries!
But now you have Donald Trump going like, oh she loves french fries!
She can't get enough of them!
She just does the machine, I guess.
French fries, onion rings... Popeyes!
It's not his fault that it's stupid, and he enjoys pointing out stupid, and he's blunt.
She says she takes credit for coming up with the shamrock shake.
Yes.
That lying bitch.
And I didn't get credit for the McRib.
I brought it back.
You're going to lose black votes for the McRib.
Monopoly was my idea.
That's right.
That's right.
So were the Pepsi tokens, until it happened with that fighter jet.
Here's how the interview was ended, which could be used in a Manchurian Candidate type horror thriller.
Can we trust you?
Yes.
Yes.
I am not perfect.
Not perfect?
Uh huh.
Yes!
We can trust you?
I know!
There was no, of course you can trust me in that.
Donald Trump was like, what kind of a question is that?
What kind of a question is that?
Can you trust me?
This is fake news.
Yeah.
You could hear her swallow.
I know.
Listen, this interview was so bad.
I told you earlier, Chris Hayes, we have the clip of him.
I love this.
This is the home team for her.
For Stephanie Rule, this is the home team, and Chris Hayes can't even get over it.
And by the way, just before people ask, we are not able to fact check whether Chris Hayes is in transition.
The question about inflation and prices, this to me is one of the most frustrating aspects of this campaign.
The thing that people are 100% correctly, rationally, and understandably reacting to is two or three years of the highest rate of inflation we've had in a generation, which has been incredibly unpleasant.
Despite the prices of things, things got more expensive.
The issue, of course, is that that period was basically born of the end of the pandemic and the supply crunch, and a combination of that and monetary policy has brought it down.
So now you've got this weird situation where both major party candidates kind of got to say what they're going to do to bring prices down, even though what everyone's reacting to is an issue that is a little bit in the past.
You see what I'm saying?
So she's got the price gouging thing, which I thought was a good answer, but in some ways, no one's really talking about the real thing.
I love how he's just unpleasant.
Yeah, that just shows how disconnected they are.
Sweetheart, I was fired, and I had to fillet a homeless man in an alley for a box of sucrettes because we have a diabetic son.
That was unpleasant, sweetheart!
Yes, exactly.
And about 10 seconds prior to the start of that clip, she gives the answer of, like, the economy's not a simple thing, so you're not necessarily going to get straightforward answers or simple answers.
Yeah.
She's basically defending the fact that you get word salad and she's saying, yes, but that's okay.
I don't want to hear Stephanie Ruhle speak another word unless it's preceded by da-da-da-dum.
I don't know why.
I don't know why she does that.
Look, it's like Wednesday, and you know, it's the same thing, S.E.
Cupp, I can say this now because, you know, she's become a liberal.
S.E.
Cupp used to be, whenever I was on Fox News, every single day she would show up as a naughty librarian, like, let me guess, I have it, hold on, are you in the group?
Let me guess, a blouse and, uh, library nurses.
Oh!
You know, she did that until, like, she got fat and blamed it on men, and so now, She doesn't wear it anymore, but it's like, sexy librarian, this is my gimmick.
She's decided that she's gonna go with the Wednesday Addams look, and I just, I just don't like it.
It's childish, it's ad hominem.
That's why I like it.
Some of you are disappointed in me, but I don't care.
I don't know, I kind of like it.
Really?
Yeah.
If you saw her, you'd go, gotta me ya.
No, you wouldn't.
No, that's his daughter, that would be creepy.
Ew.
He's not Joe Biden.
Gomez with morticia, wasn't it?
Well, they lived in Alabama.
I don't know.
I find Stephanie Ruhl kind of cute and all.
Well, don't get me started on how skilled Cousin It was.
Oh, no, wait.
I'm thinking of the hand.
What was the hand?
The thing.
Thing.
Thing.
That's right.
Thing.
Thing.
Thing was the one who, I mean.
I auditioned for that.
If your only tool is a hammer, you look at every problem as a nail.
So.
I auditioned for the thing.
What did they say?
I fucked it all up.
I put my foot up in there.
I didn't really watch the show before.
You had a 50-50 shot!
You weren't wrong!
I wasn't prepared.
I didn't really know the show.
I went and I stuck my bare foot up to the box.
And they went, alright, we'll call you.
I go, what?
Imagine if some lazy producer hired you like you're the second Darren in Bewitched.
Wasn't it a hand?
No, it's a foot!
Alright.
Kamala as president, we all know, would be a disaster, right, for the country.
So I will ask you this.
Take a moment.
You always ask for solutions.
We're trying to help you to prepare in advance for whatever the next few years may have in store.
I don't mean anything absolutely insane, but take certain precautionary measures.
You should always be prepared.
I mean, she's the one who talks about natural disasters and price gouging, but don't take my word for it.
Hey friends, I'm Firestein and this is Bad Money.
Now, I'm not just here to entertain you, I'm also here to educate you.
So call me at 555-55-55, or tweet me at WhoCares69.
Now, today we're going to talk about medical wellness.
So when you're under the weather, or trying to beat an infection, the last thing you want to do is hang out in an old dusty doctor's office with a bunch of other sick people and old magazines.
People's Magazine from August 1997?
No thanks!
I don't care what Chumbawamba's up to!
You get knocked down, you stay down!
Right?
So then you're in the doctor's office, they take forever, right?
Then they finally find out what's wrong with me, they tell the nurses, then the nurses tell the lady they know at church, who happens to be your daughter's teacher, then she tells everybody, and then when you're in the pickup line at school, everyone's giving you funny looks!
Boy, when I have egg on my face!
And flour, and sugar, and milk, and cacao!
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Yeah, this is Josh.
Yeah.
Oh!
Hey, how are you?
Yeah, it's been a... it's been a... what?
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Gosh, this is heavy.
I mean, I don't even have insurance.
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Ahh!
What have we become?
Um...
Ha ha ha!
And one of the very few sponsors that we have, but proud to, The Wellness Company.
Look, it's as simple as, will your doctor prescribe you Ivermectin if you need it?
And of course now that we're allowed to say that it's effective for a whole host of different afflictions, you have to be careful of what you say.
What would you do if your family or family member got sick?
Do you have the ability to take on an emergency?
Just go to TWC.com slash, sorry, TWT, good Lord.
Let me take this from the top.
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E-W-C dot health slash Crowder.
One take, Crowder.
I told you I got dumber watching Kamala.
I'm not joking.
It's like if you hang around Nick for like, you get funny, instant 20% funnier because he's always going.
If you're around dumb people... Is there a pill for that in there?
There is, yeah.
It's just actually GHB.
It erases your memory.
And they're a great company.
And look, it's just less than the price of a doctor's visit.
If you use the code CROWDER, you get 10% off and free shipping.
It's worth having around.
And like we've told you, have some water, have some dried food, have a way to cook it.
You don't have to be a doomsday prepper to be ready for an emergency.
Medical kits are very necessary.
Remember during COVID, it wasn't just that.
It was everything else.
There was a shortage as far as prescriptions.
And we've had people here have gotten infections and have used the wellness kit.
So great company.
And they're not afraid to have an ad that features chlamydia.
So I don't think they knew about that, but we'll see how it goes.
It's a problem.
It's a pandemic, I hear.
It is, in nursing homes.
Yes, it is.
Oh yeah, those old ladies, they get around.
Slowly, but frequently.
I wander into the one in our house every once in a while.
And by wander you mean map quest with great specificity.
Exactly.
Room 2A, where's that?
Upstairs?
The legal order is still in effect, Nick.
Make a light right, slight right.
I'm coming, Mildred!
Take out the teeth, I'm on my way.
I'll read your side of the story about that whore.
Mildred?
But I'm Ethel!
Of course you are, Ethel, and I wouldn't have it any other way.
So joining us now with that lead-in is actually a friend of the show, and you can follow him on YouTube, and has a project going on right now that's had a lot of success.
It's Tailgates4Trump, the number 4trump.com.
Let's bring in Jeremy of The Quartering.
Jeremy, I apologize for the intro, but I don't.
You knew what you were walking into anyway.
It's one of those days after Kamala Harris, the interview, we were all dumber for having listened to it.
But glad to have you.
Tell people what Tailgates for Trump is.
You know, we had Scott Pressler on last week, who was doing some great work in Pennsylvania, and this has blown up for you.
Yeah, thanks, and by the way, I guess I have a little more free time.
I'll be canceling my visit to the old folks' home after that lead-in.
I don't want to get anything.
I thought they were so nice with those butterscotch candies, but I didn't know that they were covered in herpes.
But anyway... There will be many disappointed ladies.
The Silent Generation, by the way.
It's funny, the Silent Generation, but they won't shut up.
Stop talking to the guards, Gertrude!
Go ahead, Jeremy.
Yeah, huge shout out to your investigative team, by the way.
Also, I'd be remiss to say, with Jay Varma and obviously the AG stuff in New York.
Absolutely amazing stuff.
And I really appreciate you bringing me on to talk about tailgates for Trump.
The idea is simple.
Make voting fun again.
I don't really know.
Everyone is dumb today.
Do you notice that?
Not just, sorry Jeremy, but me too.
I think it's because we've been listening to too much Kamala Harris on CNN.
It's not your fault.
It's not your fault.
My favorite answer was when she said how she was going to fix inflation was that she was going to go after those people that charged too much for toilet paper during the lockdowns.
I didn't really follow that either.
Yeah, yeah.
But it's real simple.
Tailgater Trump is to try and inspire infrequent voters and make voting fun.
So it's real simple.
Have a tailgate party, register friends to vote.
We put together a website with tons of like Goofy recipes like Kamala's Unburdened by What Has Bean Casserole.
We've got like Nancy Pelosi's Gin Soaked Drizzle Cake.
We've got Donald Trump's Spicy Margarita.
We actually have a cookbook with like 42 different recipes on the website too.
And also has all the resources you need to talk to somebody maybe who hasn't voted in a while.
And so the idea is get people to the website, Have them have a party, talk to their friends, get them registered to vote, have another party during election season, during early voting in person.
You know, can't drink until you vote, or until after you vote.
But have your party, and then we're doing it by word of mouth and begging friends for favors like I've done here, and through sticker activism.
We've deployed already 60,000 of these stickers in just a few weeks out there across the country.
Oh, that would look good on one of my many Lambos.
I'll have one of my servants put it on.
Yeah, right. I know that. I saw them. You had a garage full of them when I was down there.
But these are doing really well. You can get them on the website too.
The idea is that, you know, don't get yourself in trouble.
But people see these. Remember the I did that stickers?
Yes.
They see these stickers, which is one for Trump that talks about no tax on tips, no tax on overtime, no tax on social security.
The Comrade Kamala version, also very popular, talks about a lot of the terrible stuff, but then it's got the website on there and the QR code.
So they see this sticker that he hasn't voted in a while.
Look at how, you know, and then inspire people to just make voting fun.
Because I think a lot of people get scared off a little bit, like they think of the lines and stuff.
I appreciate all the information, but more importantly, what does your shirt think?
I've seen more subdued pants on golfers.
I thought you liked this shirt.
I specifically put it on for you.
I even told my wife.
I do, I do.
It's fun.
I think, Stephen, I think this is the shirt I wore at the RNC.
Don't let me have that much influence.
Yeah, and I'm like, I think that, and then every, my comment section on my videos were full of something about, comments about plaid nonstop for the next two days.
So I knew where that came from.
So I'm like, I'm gonna put this on for Stephen.
I thought, I thought you would enjoy it.
And it's clearly, it left a mark on you.
I'd like to see this shirt you didn't choose this morning.
bring it cuz what you saying Nick I like to see this shirt she didn't choose this
one yes exactly holy shit All right.
I don't have a wardrobe guy, all right?
I go to my closet.
I don't either.
Yeah, well.
I have a little Asian girl.
Well, lots of different characters, but I have a clean pile and a dirty pile.
How about an ugly pile?
Nick has a little Malaysian boy in a loom.
Oh, come on.
He's got an ass like a nectarine.
For people who are misinterpreting this, you're actually not.
It's exactly what you heard.
It's a great idea.
I think this guy's done God's work.
Honestly.
Can you tell us how many people have been involved thus far?
Eleven.
And you're obviously in Wisconsin.
I want to ask you, because a lot of people don't know how closely you pay attention to this, right?
You do a lot of cultural stuff, obviously, on your YouTube channel, but you were there at the RNC and you have your ear to the ground there, particularly in the Milwaukee area.
Do you think that Donald Trump could see a repeat of 2016.
What are you sensing?
It's my opinion that in Wisconsin it will flip back to Trump.
Now, I do live in the suburbs far away from the inner cities by choice, I think, and by luck.
But, I mean, I have not seen, I'm dead serious, not a single Kamala Harris sign.
There is one lone man who still has his Biden-Harris sign up.
But that's it.
So he hasn't even bothered to replace the sign.
He might not even know that we know what's going on.
So it is Trump country heavy here in America or in Wisconsin.
And that's why I'm really hoping that, you know, hey, man, have a party, make it fun, register people to vote and then have a party on early in person voting day and like, Did you see that map of drunkest counties in the United States?
there. You know, guys are really easy to influence food and beer
and drinks is basically all they need.
Did you see that map of drunkest counties in the United States?
And it was like, 50 out of the top 51 were Wisconsin.
I've never been more proud, Steven. I've never I'm doing my part, okay?
I'm doing my part.
It is a culture there.
I will tell you this, I have family in Wisconsin, you know, I also have family in Michigan.
I'm always surprised, and maybe you have more insight being there, when you see a wider spread You know, when they have the polls saying Kamala's winning Wisconsin by a wider margin than she is in Michigan, or sometimes Trump is even winning in Michigan.
I've noticed that Wisconsin seems like a consistently more conservative state overall than Michigan, so I'm always surprised when I see that.
Yeah, well, we have Madison, which is kind of a dump, and then Milwaukee.
You know, again, for people that, if I'm here, I'm on the ground, I do not foresee, it's all going to be voter turnout.
This is not an original idea.
And I don't think people are turning out for Kamala Harris in Wisconsin.
And the reason that Wisconsin turned blue in 2020, you know, that little boop we saw on the chart.
Just because everyone in the city was locked down and people were going door-to-door, being like, here, fill this out.
Here, I'll do this.
And so they haven't been able to do that because people have been back at work.
So I'm hopeful for Wisconsin.
Heck, I'm hopeful for, I mean, I'm pie-skying it.
I'm a white pill guy.
I'm not a black pill guy.
So I think New York's in play.
So, I mean, I think, especially after what they did to Mayor Adams this morning, I think Wisconsin is absolutely Trump plus two. I think you should be more offended what
they did to Mr. Adams was churdish.
That was that was by the way that's Kamala Harris's DOJ being weaponized. Of course. You know
that's saying if you speak about the number one issue on the voting block right now other than
the economy, migration, we're going to make your life uncomfortable.
You know what?
I don't feel bad for him.
How does the purple, spatted shoe feel on the other foot, Mr. Adams?
Uh, Gerald had a question.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I thought you were actually joking.
Wow!
The drunkest counties back here!
Yeah, and when you eliminate them and just go to, like, the top 100 drunkest, Wisconsin— I think there's, like, a couple in New York.
It's, like, 80-something percent Wisconsin.
The entire state is— That's what's red!
It's hell!
We see that again.
Look at that!
Look at that!
I was like, what?
That's what their liver looks like.
The good news is they'll wash it down with some cheese and heavy cream.
Every time you go there, you're like, what's the soup of the day?
They're like, Heineken and go to soup.
Well, I don't know why you guys are laughing.
That sounds delicious.
It's the farts after that.
It's like mustard gas on the curds.
Yeah.
I have a little city mouse, field mouse.
I'm like, well, Milwaukee is okay for a visit, but you couldn't make me live there.
You have to be in a thick winter coat somehow.
Yes.
Okay, so it is tailgates for Trump, right?
I have one more question.
You were talking about my viewers in a cookbook on X. Do we have that?
What is this?
They were letting me know.
Is that what you were about to bring up?
It's overlay F, tailgates?
Do you guys have that?
Hold on, I don't think Jeremy can see it.
What is this?
Oh, I made some available for your viewers.
Yeah, yeah, we did.
We did a limited print run of, like, 42 different recipes that are all, like, you know, Trump Tower Zinger or Adam Kinzinger's Cry Baby Back Ribs and all sorts of stuff like that.
But they're, like, actually good recipes.
Wait, is it made of real Adam Kinzinger?
Because if that's... Oh, no.
You choose your own ingredients.
Adam's ribs.
Yeah, so, yeah, I made some available.
We did a limited run, but I was like, oh, I'm going on Crowder tomorrow, so maybe we'll print 500 more.
So I printed some more so people can have it.
That's a great idea.
It's a great idea.
Yeah, I think it makes it fun, man.
I think it's cool again.
I think voting for Trump is cool.
I still think it's counterculture.
I see more mega hats now than ever.
And I think people having these Trump-themed tailgates, you know, mine is a more degenerate version of what Scott Pressler's out there doing, but I'm from Wisconsin, so I thought naturally, alcohol and fried food.
That's how we'd flip Wisconsin red again, and then we'll probably all have massive heart attacks.
But it's okay.
You're a white community activist, is what you are.
Yeah!
I didn't know there were any of those left!
Hey man, you know, I'm out here.
It's lonely sometimes.
Oh, I've been there, I know!
All right.
Well, thank you.
And yeah, if you send us some of those books, we'll definitely look at those and feature them on the show.
Yeah, cook some recipes.
I'll have them.
I bet you Joe Lewis would like the ribs.
I have I can't.
Yeah, you're one of them.
He's one of them who's fed Joe Louis from the table and now it's impossible.
No, I have not!
Yes, yes, yes.
No!
Yes, you did.
Don't lie, Jeremy.
Jeremy, he was pooping for like... Joe Louis is a damn liar.
He was pooping for like a week.
I know that someone has fed him at the office when at 2 a.m.
I hear, and I'm not, I'm not joking, he used to slam his head like a battering ram into the door.
He's broken the lock on the master bedroom door.
You know, the handle locks.
It doesn't work and we're just I'm like, someone fed him from the table, and now he's got the squirts.
Dragging his butt on the floor.
Jeremy, that's tailgatefortrump.com.
I appreciate it, brother, and keep us updated if anything else comes of it, or if you catch anyone having underground sex parties, too.
That always helps.
Yeah, thanks.
You guys keep up the great work.
I can't say thank you enough for having me on.
I really wish you guys the best.
Let's get Trump to the White House in November.
Alright, enjoy your cheese.
This has been the quartering.
What, Nick?
You're about to say- Colin had a great- Colin came back from a gig in the middle of nowhere in Wisconsin.
And he goes, it's the only town that the sheep have a rape hotline.
Yes, yes, Skyline Comedy Club.
Oh, that's right, yeah, Skyline.
They're right now talking about the federal indictment, and we're going to go to chat Thursday, but on CNN, I guess we were about to talk on this subject earlier, but he hadn't been charged yet.
Well, it's interesting that Mayor Adams comes out and speaks and gets a group of Somali pirates to back him up.
Yeah, exactly.
This is their podium now.
Oh, jeez!
Oh my gosh!
This is our city now!
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