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Oct. 16, 2024 - Louder with Crowder
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Vintage Trump Destroys Bloomberg & Kamala Pushes Reparations on Charlemagne
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Bye.
Hi, kids.
They wanted me to read you a story today, so I've picked one out of Dr.
Heinrich Hoffman's book, Pretty Stories and Funny Pictures.
So let's read one today.
This one looks nice.
The Story of the Inky Boys.
As he had often done before, the woolly-headed blackamoor One nice fine summer's day went out to see the shops and walk about.
Then Edward, little noisy wag, ran out and laughed and waved his flag.
And William came in jacket trim and brought his wooden hoop with him.
And Arthur, too, snatched up his toys and joined the other naughty boys.
And kept on singing, only think,"'Oh, Blackie, you're as black as ink!' You guys want to hear the rest of this?
Okay. Now tall Agrippa lived close by, so tall he almost touched the sky, and had a mighty inkstand, too, in which a giant goose feather grew.
He called out in an angry tone, Boys, leave the Blackamore alone, for if he tries with all his might, he cannot change from black to white.
He seizes Arthur, seizes Ned, takes William by his little head, And they may scream and kick and call into the ink.
He dips them all. Into the inkstand.
One, two, three.
Till they are black as black can be.
Because they set up such a roar and teased the harmless blackamoor.
Let this be a lesson to you.
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Let's get started.
I'm going to start with the first one.
Very glad to be with you on today's no doubt will be labeled as racist program.
I make zero apologies.
None whatsoever.
But it's also not racist.
It could be. I mean, I don't think so.
At this point, who's to know?
No promises. And by the way, hey, everyone, send to Toolman your love.
The guy is sick and he's here.
I was trying to tell him to go home, but, you know.
Well, I'm here. I'm going to do the show.
And if I throw up, I'm going to Mama Bird Gerald.
Yes, exactly. No, you're not. I'm not doing it.
Oh. It's a sprint between now and election, so we're always glad to be with you.
And let us know if you want us to cover the town hall that Kamala is doing live.
That'll be the last live event before the election.
I believe it's next week with Anderson Cooper.
Kamala Harris was on The Breakfast Club.
You know this. You also know she descends from slave owners, Irish slave owners.
You know this. And you also know that her answer on reparations could be her Howard Dean moment.
It may have ended her campaign.
You comment below if you think that I'm out of bounds.
It was as bad as can possibly get.
We'll be addressing that. We'll also be addressing the fact that Donald Trump is effectively America's greatest black president.
Do you agree? Comment.
Or do you really agree? Then extra comment.
We'll also just be showing some highlights of Donald Trump's Bloomberg interview, which was fantastic.
Oh, man. It's just, look, you just got to celebrate some wins and, you know, be happy, warriors.
So if at some point today, sometimes we get happy, you know, we get a little loose, a little loose with the lips.
So you may see this.
Head on over to Rumble. It's a live show.
Weekdays, 10 a.m. We don't pre-tape and take two weeks to get it out to you.
There's nothing up our sleeves. You can see CNN's on right now.
And number two, Captain Morgan CEO, how are you?
I am well so far.
Keeping him on your toes. No, I was ready for it.
Come on, what are you talking about? Keeping him on his toes.
Are you okay? You thought you were sick yesterday.
I did. It turns out I have a canker sore.
You know how you get that, right? Aim toothpaste.
No. Yeah, when I was in New York City, I bought in bulk.
I got a really cheap discount on AIM toothpaste.
Someone in Michigan will bring up old AIM toothpaste, and I finally went to my dentist.
He's like, I don't know, what are you using? I'm like, AIM. He goes, from the 60s?
I said, how did you even find that?
You're paying 20 cents a tube a toothpaste?
I said, oh, it's an old toothpaste. He goes, no, no, not at all.
We know that that will...
Yes, that's why you have a bunch of canker sores.
But when you live with Brendan Fraser in a bunker?
Yes, exactly. Actually, it was Pauly Shore, and we froze him.
Unfrozen. Yes. I don't even know if they still make it.
That actually looks new. Their catchphrase should be aim higher.
Yes. Than our quality.
Well, if you want to find it, you just aim a little left to the Brill Cream and Groom and Clean.
And when you hear this, you know him, you love him.
October 26th at Bricktown Comedy Club, Oklahoma City.
One of my favorite clubs in the country, Josh Feierstein.
How are you? I'm good. I'm good.
I'm glad it's not hot today.
I'm so happy. Yeah.
I'm a cold lover. Yeah.
It's a little cool today. Yeah. Well, we all run hot a little bit.
In a happier mood. And so does Tool Man because he probably has a fever.
He's a little delirious throwing up.
Yeah, I actually feel great.
The sicker Tool Man gets, the better I feel.
It's weird. This week has been amazing for me.
So if you could keep that up or keep it down, actually.
Josh the energy vampire.
Yes. It's the opposite of E.T. I've been sucking your good vibes.
When you start throwing up, Josh has a sunflower on his desk.
Don't worry about my sunflowers, dude.
Brings you life. I'm doing things.
All right. This is just a fun one.
Campaign rally. Pennsylvania.
Tim Walls. Guy who has done, I believe it's a sixth of the interviews of J.D. Vance.
Here may be one of the reasons why.
He's an idiot. Come on.
And here, he actually tells people that he doesn't even know.
I don't even know what a venture capitalist is.
It happens. Come on. I am proud where I grew up.
I wouldn't trade that for anything.
And Senator Vance, he became a media darling.
He wrote a book about the place he grew up, but the premise was trashing that place where he grew up.
No, he was trashing the drug dealers, Demi.
This guy's a venture capitalist cosplaying like he's a cowboy or something.
I don't even know what a venture capitalist does most of the time.
Because folks who go to work every day, they're the ones that are saying, what are you going to do with the policies to make my life a little better?
Guess he's never seen Shark Tank.
Venture capitalists are just people who spend their own money to invest.
They've usually worked to get to that point, and then they have their money work for them at that point.
They invest in businesses. It's almost like a lot of businesses wouldn't exist if not for venture capitalists.
I don't even know what they do. I get it.
He's doing the whole working man hero bullcrap.
That's what he's doing. Yeah, and his brand new Costco flannel.
Speaking of cosplay, yeah.
Hey, how's that cosplaying going as a hunter, an auto mechanic?
Or was it Command Sergeant Major?
Command Sergeant Major. Command Sergeant Major.
He knows a lot of, also, an Asian schoolgirl.
He likes doing that one, but only in the stables.
Oh, would you like me to park your car?
Yes. Yes.
Stop being such a Tiananmen Square, okay?
Yes, exactly. Tiananmen Square.
This guy, he is Mr.
Cosplay. As a straight man as well.
Allegedly. How can you be the governor of a state and not know what they do?
By the way, if you want to make that point, just make the point.
He's not a real working man.
He goes and he buys companies and sells them and cuts them in half.
You guys go to work every day.
Well, we don't all live in your world, okay, buddy?
With your comb-to-the-side hairdo and your venture capitalist, all your money that you jump into like Scrooge McDuck.
I worked for a living. I was a coach.
I love that he keeps comparing himself to J.D. Vance because he can't compare himself to Trump at all.
It's like, he's not running for president, though.
I know. I love how he says J.D. Vance was a media darling.
What? Yeah, well, okay, because he beat you up at the debate, he's a media darling.
Yeah, exactly. He means we've got a hillbilly elegy, which, by the way, everyone loved until they decided, oh, we don't like it, and then he trashed where he's from.
Hold on a second, hold on a second.
This is why the left cannot solve problems.
They have to take pride in the failures of their community.
And that's also why, I'm going to tell you something, Kamala Harris is losing the young black man vote.
Young black males The racial divide is actually closing.
Young, white Gen Z, they're voting more conservative.
Young, black Gen Z, they're voting more conservative.
That's a beautiful thing. You know why?
Because they don't want to be pandered to about the failures of their community, that they should take pride in the failures of their community.
They want opportunities to move beyond that community.
You don't forget where you're from.
I think J.D. Vance is a perfect example.
This is where I'm from. I identified the problems, and I went to work to try and help solve them.
Instead, you want to say, oh, this guy, this guy, he's hanging out with his venture capitalists at Yale.
Good! Good!
Do you have any idea how hard it is to come from a meth family and make it to Yale?
Do you remember what he said about Yale?
He goes, not, I don't think I've had one student go to Yale.
And I'm like, you just said as a teacher.
That is a failure, sir!
Yeah, well, we're proud of our failures where I'm from.
All my students go to state schools or nothing.
This guy wrote a book about where he came from, then he ran away as soon as he could to go fighting the Marines.
What a pussy. That bitch ran off to the front lines when here is community college or bust.
Not me, buddy. When they go to war, I say no thanks.
I put in my retirement back work.
That's right. They say we're a two-year program.
Anybody would be a better communicator than this guy.
By the way, maybe even Kamala Harris.
And that's why, uh, it makes sense!
Donald Trump's new White House press secretary pick in a parallel world.
In high school, we usually had a lockdown zone.
One thing that affects mine and other students' mental health is to worry about the fact that we or our friends could get shot at school.
Specifically, can you tell me what the administration has done and will do to prevent these senseless tragedies?
I heard about half of that because we have an 11-year-old asking a question.
This kid doesn't even have hair on his pencil, and he's in here?
P-ditty with him? How'd he get in here?
You're not going to get shot at school.
Well, maybe you will, but maybe you won't.
Okay? We want to put guys with guns at the front door of your schools.
But the people who speak for the unions, the school unions, and all the women, those chubby broads with those ugly grim glasses who hate us for some reason, are afraid of guns.
And it's funny, there's not a school in this country that doesn't have a sign in front of it that says, no gun zone.
So I can't promise you're not going to get shot, but you know, it makes social studies a lot more exciting, doesn't it?
Let's be honest. Just find a fat guy and hide behind him.
Fat kid, he's always one of them.
But if you listen to us, you won't have that problem.
There's veterans out there, retired cops who would love, love to be at an elementary school looking in the gym window.
Just kidding you get my drift Well and by the way, of course you can watch Nick DiPaolo on Mug Club on the network 5 p.m. Eastern Eastern on weekdays. If you want more of that, I hope you guys enjoyed as much as I do.
I can't get enough of it.
Yeah, I was there for that shoot, and when he mentioned hiding behind the fat kid, he just stared at me.
I asked him about it afterwards.
He said he didn't say anything.
He probably just looked at you again and went, you know what I mean, Josh.
Alright! Guys, come on.
We don't want to be in the New York Post.
This is not an abusive workspace.
Yes, it is. Over, under, if Tim throws up.
Over, under, if Tool Man throws up, I want to see some bets, Chad.
You know what I told him before the show?
I was like, dude, if you feel comfortable and you throw up, will you do it on air?
I need it on camera.
We should get Polly Market to take bets.
Yeah, we should. Billy the Kid can cover it up, mask it with a sound of somebody else vomiting.
That's true, yeah. At that point, it's just dubbing.
If it happens, it's real, guys.
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We don't sit out there rattling a tin cup.
Do this one. I love this. Trump versus everybody.
Yeah, you know what? I have to say, you look slightly less revolting.
I do, and I have a lot of... Weird stuff going on.
I'm going to see if I can do the Santa Claus thing. You no longer look like you would take the shape of the cup you're in.
Oh, yeah, like an octopus.
This is a mean day. You started with him.
No, you just said it to me.
What do you mean? And then Josh did it to himself.
Don't do that to yourself. Ah, come on.
It's fun. I'm right.
I felt left out. I wanted someone to make fun of me.
Don't worry. Give it a second.
Okay. At some point, someone's going to make fun of my giant fat ass, and that's obviously warranted.
No, we're going different directions today.
Well, very similar direction. We're going in congruent lines.
We'll get to Donald Trump, best black president.
Big word. Here is Donald Trump.
Oh, you know what? This just got updated right now.
Breaking this morning. FBI revised their crime statistics.
You know, you heard everyone on the news talking points.
Actually, crime went down. We told you that's because a lot of precincts weren't actually reporting crime anymore.
They changed the way that crime was being reported.
It's been revised. Turns out, violent crime went up in 2022.
Aw. What?
No! It's almost like a jobs report, only with rape.
Rape is a job, too.
Your intelligence agencies, they're not looking out for you!
Remember I told you? The problem when they lie to you is if you are actually looking for the threat, the job of the media and the job of your intelligence agencies, the only service they can provide...
Is giving you appropriate information.
When they lie to you, you look for a threat where it doesn't exist, and you let the real threat straight through the door.
You think the threat is racism.
You think the threat is white patriarchy.
And instead, it's a migrant with a hard-on.
Brought to you by Blue Chews. They hand it out at the borderline tickets, okay?
It's really weird. They call them the red, white, and blue chews.
Welcome to America.
First boners on us. Freedom boners on everyone.
I call this my naturalization oak.
It makes it to where they can't run. All right.
No pump necessary. Mine's more of a soft pine.
Okay. That's enough about the...
It's a little arborist humor.
So, Donald Trump sat down with Bloomberg.
Nice arborist. Which is a lot of fun.
He sat down with the editor-in-chief.
I want to make sure I get this name right. John Micklethwaite?
Yeah. I don't think so.
So, it went about...
And I like this Donald Trump because he seems relaxed.
Sometimes this happens when you're maybe a little bit tired from the campaign trail.
You don't think that this interview is as consequential, and you're just a little bit loose.
He seems to be having fun with it, and he just doesn't care.
You can see the moment where he realizes he has no respect for this interviewer, and he treats him like a father disciplining a child.
Let's go through the top three, plus a bonus moment.
Donald Trump, here he is with Bloomberg, the publication on tariffs, I believe.
There are no tariffs. You're going to stop.
There are tariffs already at the moment.
No, there are no tariffs. All you have to do is build your plant in the United States and you don't have any tariffs.
People in a lot of places like this, there are a lot of jobs that rely on foreigners coming here.
You're going to basically stop Trade with China.
You're talking about 60% tariffs on that.
You're talking, as you said, 100%, 200% on things you don't really like.
You're also talking about 10%, 20% tariffs on the rest of the world.
That is going to have a serious effect on the overall economy.
And yes, you're going to find some people who would gain from individual tariffs.
The overall effect could be massive in terms of the economy.
I agree. I agree it's going to have a massive effect.
It's going to be a positive, not a negative.
I know how committed you are to this.
It must be hard for you to spend 25 years talking about tariffs as being negative and then have somebody explain to you that you're totally wrong.
And the reason is because objectively, look, like I said, he has a leg to stand on.
At certain points, you go, ah, you know what?
I was president. I don't know if you know this for a good spell there.
Things kind of were doing well.
Yeah, we had tariffs. They still have them now.
They've actually added to them. I'm not sure if you've checked into this administration.
And yeah, and by the way, also, just so you know, he goes on to clarify that if these goods or raw materials are not made in the United States, no tariff.
Because that's necessary, because unfortunately, we have offshored a lot of manufacturing.
There's some things that you can't get in the United States.
So if they don't make it here, no tariffs.
If they make it here, and it's something that you can get in the United States, you decide not to make it in the United States, there's a tariff.
I think it's pretty sensible. And by the way, I used to be a libertarian who actually, my God, thought that free trade was a good thing.
It would be if you weren't dealing with communist nations who are ripping us off.
I've changed my mind.
Can you comment below if that's you?
That's me. I'm no longer a libertarian.
I definitely lean nationalist at this point because borders exist for a reason.
And Trump didn't say that, but one of his surrogates did, explaining his position.
That's part of his policy, is my point.
Your own audience. Bloomberg is not with you, and you'll see it.
And the left tried to take this next one and make it seem like Donald Trump is losing his mental faculties.
He answers the question in a completely unrelated way.
No, no. What he's doing is, it's a question that provides him an opportunity to bring up something that everyone should be discussing.
What we discussed yesterday was going on with Virginia and the voter roll.
So he just goes, I'm so glad you asked.
Let's talk about voter fraud.
And goes back and ties it to Google.
So here he is, asked about Google and big tech.
The US Justice Department is thinking about breaking up alphabet, as Google likes to be known now.
Love the soup. Should Google be broken up?
I just haven't gotten over something the Justice Department did yesterday, where...
Virginia cleaned up its voter rolls and got rid of thousands and thousands of bad votes, and the Justice Department sued them that they should be allowed to put those bad votes and illegal votes back in and let the people vote.
So I haven't gotten over that.
A lot of people have seen that. They can't even believe it.
The question is about Google, President Sharma.
I think it's a whole rigged deal.
I think Google's rigged just like our government is rigged all over the place.
So you would break them up, in other words.
I'd do something. You have to have...
Look, I give them a lot of credit.
They've become such a power.
It's such a power. And you've got to give them credit for that.
How they became a power is, you know, really the discussion.
At the same time, it's a very dangerous thing because we want to have great companies.
We don't want China to have these companies.
Right now, China is afraid of Google.
So that's one of those things where the media will just sort of gloss over and say, of course you have Donald Trump who doesn't understand nuance.
That was actually too nuanced for Micklethwaite, whatever his name is there at Bloomberg.
And here is Donald Trump being less nuanced, but I just love it.
We had to fit this in. It's a bonus, burning the Fed chair Jerome Powell.
Watch this. You say you don't want interest rates to go higher.
You've gone backwards and forwards about whether you want to keep Jerome Powell as chair of the Federal Reserve.
His term as chair runs on to May 2026.
Would you seek to remove or demote him?
Look, I think it's the greatest job in government.
You show up to the office once a month and you say, let's see, flip a coin.
Everybody talks about you like you're a god.
Oh, what will he do? The guy used to walk into my office, he was like begging for host.
He was fine. You talked about removing him once.
I did, because he was keeping the register high.
And I was right. Did he say he was fun or he was fine?
Fine. I thought he said F-U-C-K. No, no, I don't know.
Is that what he said? No.
No, it would be much cooler if he did.
Hey, he's fine.
There's no respect.
I know. Listen to the audience's reaction when he goes, it's the best job in government.
You walk into a room, you flip a coin.
The people in the audience go, exactly.
Well, before he even flipped a coin party, he said it's his best job in the world, and they already started laughing.
What's so funny, though, is that it's so clear now.
Remember back in the day, Occupy Wall Street, where basically they were sort of regurgitating some of the Tea Party talking points, only they kind of wanted to move it towards socialism.
It's so clear now that the left is the party, the Democrat Party of Wall Street.
They want to say, well, actually, look at these.
Trust the financial experts.
Trust those in authority and government.
Trust your professors.
Trust the science. Don't you trust?
Bloomberg? Wall Street Journal?
Don't you trust? The Fed chair?
Goldman Sachs? I don't think they could possibly, if someone wrote down a game plan and said, okay, we have to make you look like elitist pricks, they couldn't do it more effectively.
Yeah. And here, and by the way, Donald Trump is right.
I don't know if you know this, but most hedge funds underperform the S&P index.
They've done it where they've just made random picks, and it does just as well as the experts with the beige books.
Let's be really clear about this.
So Donald Trump takes this head-on, and boy, does he give a spanking here to the interviewer and Gavin Newsom.
People like the Wall Street Journal, who's hardly a communist organization, they have criticized you on this as well.
You are running up enormous debt.
What does the Wall Street Journal know?
I'm meeting with them tomorrow. What does the Wall Street Journal know?
They've been wrong about everything.
So have you. You're trying to turn this into debate.
It's not a debate.
But you're wrong. You've been wrong all your life on this stuff.
21 million people at least have come in in the last three and a half years unvetted, unchecked.
We don't know anything about them.
How about this?
Gavin Newsom, he's the governor of California.
Newsom. He signed Newsom, I call him.
He corrected me.
He corrected me. That's the first time I've been corrected.
There are CEOs out here.
If they were saying those sort of things about a rival CEO, they'd be sacked.
I know. But they don't have to survive like me.
They don't have to go through what I have to go through.
There has never been a president that's been treated like me, so I have to fight my own way.
Yeah, and the audience is just like, attaboy!
It's Chicago! There are businessmen out here.
There are CEOs financially armed to the teeth.
Do bundle up. It's awfully cold outside.
He has no answer.
Yes, what do you want to say?
Yes, there are businessmen here who, by the way, of course, predicted the market crash.
They created the subprime loan market for housing.
They were the beneficiaries of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac.
And, of course, they were too big to fail, so they repeatedly socialized losses while privatizing profits.
And they don't seem to like you.
That's a good thing. This guy doesn't realize...
He's like Tyler Durden, except if you were retarded, he doesn't realize that he's getting his ass beaten, and he seems to enjoy it.
He took such a beating, he needs to see a doctor.
I'm not your doctor.
It has a doctor.
Sometimes I get my patient ailments.
Which is fine.
But not my patient ailments.
You die. After a time.
After a time again.
You don't ask me questions of mine.
Can't you pass that road to hell?
Can't I? I was a monster in the game.
I was a monster in the game. I was a monster in the game.
I don't want to talk about things like that at all.
But now, I'm on my honeymoon.
I got you guys.
You know.
Now I gotta get my knees.
And I'm going to be there.
And I'll make the most of it.
That's inevitable.
By the way, I am a little bit of a medical kid.
And when you don't feel like myself.
But I don't think it's a weird thing to do.
That's all.
She has a boyfriend!
Shut up!
Mhm.
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If I can for a second, Kamala Harris may be on Joe Rogan.
People are talking about that. Now, I don't know if she's going to be, but there's a lot of speculation.
Don't take my word for it.
Here's the very serious Hollywood reporter.
Kamala Harris might be a guest on the Joe Rogan Experience.
That's right, Harris' campaign is in talks with Rogan's team for the vice president to potentially be a guest on the podcaster's extremely popular show.
As reported by Reuters, Harris' team met with Rogan's crew this week to discuss a possible sit-down.
I am willing to bet that that was not a pleasant meeting.
Joe Rogan's crew and Kamala Harris' team.
Right. Look, and that's what all the references we provide to you, most of them anyway, usually left-leaning sources, that's what we kind of scrape.
For news. We call them that for news every day.
I want to know what the other side is saying.
And I will tell you this. The other side is saying that if Kamala Harris goes on Joe Rogan, you know, it's high risk, but it's very, very high reward.
Because a lot of Rogan viewers or listeners, they think of Kamala Harris as this crazy communist.
She just needs to present as a moderate Democrat.
I don't think that's possible.
Let me tell you this, and I'll make my prediction.
If Kamala Harris actually goes on Joe Rogan, first off, if she's even considering it, that means her internals must be really bad.
She may be able to try and present herself as more moderate or likable, but she cannot go two hours, three hours, an hour and a half.
Evading the question regarding her administration and censorship, specifically calling for censorship of Joe Rogan.
She's not able to articulate her position and she cannot distance herself from the Biden administration.
She's been given that lifeline and she refuses to do so.
My prediction, if she goes on Joe Rogan, is it will have a serious net negative effect.
And I always try and go, okay, what are the pitfalls here?
I don't think there's any way that Kamala Harris goes on Joe Rogan, even if he is completely fair and friendly to her, and she comes out in any way looking better.
I think she will look worse.
This is, again, keep in mind, the woman who has tied herself to, when you think her, think Biden, think the Biden-Harris administration, and this administration, their press secretary called for Rogan specifically to be censored over COVID misinformation.
Our hope is that all major tech platforms and all major news sources, for that matter, be responsible and be vigilant to ensure the American people have access to accurate information on something as significant as COVID-19.
That certainly includes Spotify.
This is during the time when they doctored.
They doctored video of Joe Rogan.
Remember on CNN? To make him look yellow, like he was sick from ivermectin, referring to it as horse paste.
She could've said, well look, hey, by the way, you guys should do a better job and not falsely report things, or certainly not doctor images.
She couldn't. Kamala Harris wouldn't.
Kamala Harris is radically pro-censorship, maybe not as much as Tim Walz.
I would predict another two-digit slide, either in betting odds or polymarket, if she goes on Joe Rogan.
I actually think...
I hope she goes on Joe Rogan.
There's no world in which it goes well.
Comment below. Am I missing something? I don't think there's a positive to be gained from her doing that.
Go ahead, Josh. Sorry. What?
Oh, no, it's me. I was going to say, my only devil's advocate would be if they spend the entirety of it going over the net positives of her legalizing marijuana.
Because that's... Could be. He better be smoking weed on the show.
Get her to do it, too.
Listening to Tupac so that story can finally be true.
You know what, though? I think that still would go badly.
You know why? Because she would be there and she would trip over herself going, Oh, yeah, Wayne, well, I used to partake, but...
Yeah? Do you do any more?
Come on. She's like, well, you know, we're not allowed to talk about that.
Just like, I own a gun.
Have you shot it? Yes.
I worked in law enforcement, so I'm not going to explain it more.
But you're going to be like, explain it. Explain it, bro.
Explain it more. She's going to fail the authenticity test.
She will. That's what that show is.
People hate Donald Trump.
They've hated him for a long time. The people who hate him...
For what he is. Yeah. Like him or hate him.
People are now rejecting Kamala Harris because of who they are discovering her to be.
That's a much worse place to be, especially when you take into account the timing of that realization and this election.
Yeah. She will not do well. No, she won't do well.
And look, I think it really speaks to some of the interviews that she's taking, some of the opportunities she's missing as well.
So look at what she's doing. She's doing Bret Baier, which is probably one of the softer interviews that you're going to get on Fox for a lot of people's minds.
He's not really going to go after her.
He might press her a little bit more.
He's pretty good at his job. He's good at his job.
I just don't think he's going to go after her a whole lot.
It's much more structured. Yeah, exactly.
So, you know, Dana Bash is going to go after Donald Trump and J.D. Vance.
Kristen Welker is going to go after them.
So they're not like the bulldogs kind of like that.
So Bret Baier. But she didn't go to the economic club.
She was invited to that, by the way.
They started out that lecture with Donald Trump, that question and answer session, with saying, we invited the Harris campaign as well, and she is yet to accept.
Donald Trump showed up in Chicago, and that's the second time.
The NABJ, the black journalist, that was in Chicago as well, that she didn't show up that day to actually kind of put the counter out there.
Donald Trump is going into very unfriendly territory and explaining economics.
She is avoiding economic policy sessions today.
She goes on Joe Rogan.
Joe Rogan's not going to get into the nitty-gritty on economic policy, most likely.
Brett Baer's probably not going to get into the nitty-gritty on economic policy.
Certainly Anderson Cooper next week is not going to get into the nitty-gritty on economic policy.
She's not going to get the same grilling.
He's done about twice the interviews and appearances that she has.
We gave you those numbers yesterday, and I believe that J.D. Vance has done about six times the amount of press interviews or conferences that Walls has.
Walls has eight, Kamala has 12, Vance has 60.
Right, and I think Trump has 20-something.
Yeah. But, you know, they're trying to right now flip it.
And we'll get into why. You know why people don't like Kamala Harris?
We'll do a segment on this tomorrow. She's a bitchy, mean girl.
That's what she is. She's the girl.
What do they do? They try and form a clique or get in with the cool kids clique, and then all they do is isolate, denigrate, ostracize.
She comes across like a bully.
They say Donald Trump is bombastic, where she goes, and he failed his business, and he doesn't have big rallies.
And look at all my celebrities who like me.
Look at T-Swift.
She's trying to use the power of the audience.
And then she laughs after every one of those things she says.
So it's like the ming, it's like the bully.
Like, haha, isn't this funny, everyone?
How we all like the color pink, and this person likes blue?
Gross. Gross. Weird.
They're weird. And Donald Trump won't do interviews and unfriendly press.
Okay, Bloomberg. Let's be really clear.
First off, Bloomberg is a radically...
I don't know what we're talking about here.
If we're talking about Bloomberg News, we're talking about the publication, we're talking about the poll, which I believe merged with Morning Consult or New York Times.
It's the single most left-leaning poll.
As a matter of fact, if you simply take out the Bloomberg polls from the RCP average, Donald Trump is winning in states that aren't even swing states.
That's how bad the Bloomberg poll is at throwing off that average.
Bloomberg, the man himself, obviously has been radically anti-choice.
Everything about it is leaning left, but it's not an actual communist.
So people say, see, he's not going into enemy territory.
She's going on Fox News now for the first time.
He did debates!
On enemy territory. She's a mean girl going, he's afraid to do a second debate.
Really? You refuse multiple debates.
Really? You didn't show up to a black journalist conference.
Really? You won't do anything unless it's friendly outside of a very controlled Fox News interview.
And it's the mocking. What are you?
What are you, scared?
Are you going to cry for me?
No! I'm going to beat your ass in the election.
She's a lady with the floaty and the life jacket in the lake going, come on in by yourself naked.
What? Oh, that was your counselor.
That's right, yeah. That was illegal what she did, and it's not your fault.
I was remembering something. It's a little his fault.
It's the laugh every time I hear it.
Eventually she rises out of the lake like Jason's mom.
This is her season, though. Halloween.
This is where she makes her money. It's perfect.
All right. Speaking of which, she gave an interview yesterday.
I think this may be her Howard Dean moment.
A really, really bad answer.
Now, I can't pin her down on her answer regarding reparations because, like all of her answers, she didn't answer.
But she still alluded to some really bad ideas that would give you cause for concern.
Now, I do have to tell you, she was asked about reparations from Charlemagne the God.
Not God. I didn't know God needed reparations, but okay.
Charlemagne the God. I don't even want to get into the history of Charlemagne and what this guy knows, but anyway.
Nothing. She went on with Charlemagne the God.
Not to be confused with the gold standard, Howard Stern, Howard 100.
Best Among Us. And he asked her a question on reparations.
Her answer was seven minutes long and all of it was bad.
So we've had to fast forward it.
But again, all the references are available to you.
Link in the description every show.
So you can go and watch it in its entirety.
But let's go with what we have.
What's your stance on reparations?
We all know that America became great.
You know, off the backs of free black labor.
So my agenda...
Well, first of all, on the point of reparations, it has to be studied.
There's no question about that.
It has been. And I've been very clear about that position.
No, you haven't. In terms of my immediate plan, I will tell you a few of the following.
One, as it relates to the economy, which is a lot of what you have addressed.
Look, I grew up in the middle class.
My mother worked hard with me and my sister, and...
So, my plan includes...
My second mother, the woman who helped raise us, was a small business owner.
Because unlike my opponent, who got handed $400 million on a silver platter and then filed bankruptcy six times, don't forget that, calls himself a businessman.
And a similar point is this.
So, my plan is this.
One, and that's my agenda.
To be clear, we did not fast forward any context that would rob you of useful knowledge.
We fast forwarded 800% and it was still a minute and a half clip.
I know. So we had to cut it.
And I think the reason this is going so badly for it is because there are a lot of people who don't pay attention every day to politics, right?
And maybe they just tuned in to Kamala Harris for the first time in a while and saw her answer and said, I'm a middle class.
They go, oh, oh, oh, what, what?
She's literally using the same answer?
It only takes someone seeing it once or twice.
To basically fail you as far as the authenticity test, to use Toolman's expression.
By the way, let me disabuse you of this notion, okay?
So they claim that, oh, okay, it was all built, we all know that it was built off the backs of slaves in the United States.
That's incorrect. Here's the truth.
America wasn't built by slaves.
We did, obviously, have slavery in this country, and it's horrible.
We fought one of the bloodiest civil wars in modern history in order to end it, even though only 1.2% of Americans actually owned slaves.
The South, you may not know this, was way behind the North as far as innovation and as far as output, because it turns out that people working at gunpoint don't necessarily put in the strongest or longest hours and aren't necessarily employees who you can rely upon for innovation or ingenuity.
By 1860, 90% of manufacturing came from the North.
slavery completely impeded innovation.
By the way, we've done a full in-depth segment on this.
You can click a link and go watch it, probably in 2018.
Slaves again had no incentives, so they weren't innovating.
Southern farms were losing their competitive edge to northern farms completely at that point.
Also, if we're going to discuss reparations, I don't know if you know this, but I'm going to be talking about the reparations of the United States.
Oh, whoops! Stop with the...
He calls himself a businessman.
You're half Indian and Irish, and you were raised in Westmount, Montreal.
And neither of your parents are from America.
So, I don't know where you would get any of these reparations from, but...
Yeah, go pay it out.
It's not pandering. It's something that has to be studied.
Black people understand that something that has to be studied means no, it's not going to happen.
You also gave seven more minutes of word salad for them to go, she's not going to do anything with it.
So if it really is an important issue to somebody listening to that show, they know she's lying.
And most of the black guys are like, can we stop talking about reparations, please?
That's right. Like, can we just make it to where I can get a job and not get shot going to school, maybe?
And we're going to get here to Donald Trump, the greatest black president ever.
But you know what, Toolman, you can just grab it in here because it was recorded by a black guy, so I approve it.
Kamala Harris has to turn up the pandering to 11 because she is in huge trouble.
I'm sorry, Ms. Harris.
Ooh, I am for real.
Obama's gay ass ain't gonna save your run.
Real ass n****s can't see you ain't the one.
I'm sorry, Ms. Harris.
Ooh, I am for real.
You'll never win over the black guys.
Trump's about to win a second time.
It's a fun little ditty. It'll be in your head.
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There we go. Also, do we have the billboard thing?
Where's the billboard thing? Yeah.
Show it. I got this. To New York.
Where is it? This.
The Big Apple. All right. Now.
All right. Now. Hey, look at that.
Okay. What was that?
Would you throw up in your mouth a little and stop?
Sorry. Damn you, Alyssa Milano. Right below her.
Chicago? I hate that play.
I hate it in the movie. I think Gerald loves it.
Yeah, Gerald likes musical theater.
I didn't even know who it was. He loves it.
I don't know what it is. He said, you know what?
We can call him Mr. Musical Theater, but I won't.
It's okay, I won't. Gerald lives on Broadway.
I know, he does. Well, he lives in a box near Broadway.
It's Broadway adjacent. Off-Broadway.
Off-Broadway. It's a separate town.
Kamala Harris is really turning off Black men, specifically young black men, the numbers are kind of startling.
You'll look at the black vote as a whole, okay, and they'll say that actually the numbers aren't shifting that much.
Well, that's true.
It's not shifting as much as some Republicans are leading you to believe.
Sure. But there is a demographic within the black community that is seeing a monumental shift.
I don't think it could be referred to any other way, and that's young black men specifically.
I think a case can be made as to why that is taking place, and we'll make it.
But I also want you to pay attention to something that's pretty beautiful.
You look at the racial divide politically with, for example, boomers, people, you know, the baby boom generation, white men, black men, almost entirely Democrat, almost entirely Republican.
Young black men, young, meaning Gen Z, white men, they're a lot closer together.
Isn't that a great thing?
It means that there must be something shared that isn't centered around melanin.
But the media won't tell you about that.
They'll tell you that this is racist because a bunch of white guys are talking about the black vote.
Guess what? Don't care. Hey, are you white?
I think you're entitled to an opinion.
Also, as unpopular as it may be, you may have a penis and can still have an opinion on murder.
I know. Comment below if you do.
So Donald Trump is performing better with young black male voters.
Here's the man on CNN so you can believe, you know, your lying eyes and ears.
And this guy is confused by pretty much everything that takes place on air.
Sometimes there's a trend line.
You know, I look at the polls all the time and sometimes there's a trend line that I never noticed before and make me go, woa.
This is the Democratic margin among black men under the age of 45 in presidential elections.
You go back to November of 2012, what do you see?
You see Obama by 81.
Clinton only won him by 63.
Then we're all the way down to Biden last time around by 53.
A tremendous drop already, and then you take a look at the average of the most recent polls, and Kamala Harris is up by only 41 points.
That is about half the margin that Obama won them by back in November of 2012.
This is part of a long-standing trend of young black men moving away from the Democratic Party, and Kamala Harris is just the latest to face that magnitude of younger black men going towards the Republicans.
He always seems so confused.
I just like watching...
Also confused by something that's obvious to the rest of us.
He's like, how did we go from young black men voting for a young black man to not an old white lady to an old white man to an old Indian kind of black...
Why did black men vote in record numbers for Barack Obama and then for the man who was referenced at least 14,000 times in the hip-hop songs that they liked?
Or a half-white, half-Indian-Canadian from Westbound.
Your guess is as good as mine.
I'm vexed. It's weird that young black men voted for a young black man and then didn't vote for the other people who weren't young black men.
Yeah, and also the policies that you've promised them over the decades have never come to fruition.
Donald Trump did more for the black community.
We'll get to it later. Well, the trends are pretty worrying, by the way, for the Harris campaign.
And it's starting to show even with their own supporters.
Vice President Harris tonight continuing her push to shore up support among black men, a group the campaign is concerned may not turn out to vote in the numbers they have in the past.
She met with black businessmen at a Detroit art gallery.
The campaign still has real work to do, according to Pastor Charles Williams II. So how would you assess how the Vice President is doing with three weeks to go?
I mean, look, everybody's worried.
I'd be considered a supporter, and I'm worried, in regards to what the polling is suggesting around black men.
She definitely needs to talk to black males.
The hip-hop... Community needs to hear more from VP Harris about what is her plans and plans of action for black males.
A lot of black males are not into the Harris campaign.
Yeah, so it's going pretty badly.
So she's been soliciting endorsement from higher profile black celebrities like Steph Curry, Charlemagne, The God, PHA, and the worst of all of them, completely straight Magic Johnson.
She's ready. She's ready.
He's still alive?
You know... She can bring the country together.
She's fighting for women so that they can have the right to choose.
To choose murder. She's trying to bring the groceries down for families can afford groceries now.
I mean, some of the things that she...
Her agenda...
Something else. The plans she has for the country.
Want to get AIDS? And last but not least...
Watch his hands. Foreign leaders want her to win because they know they can work with her.
Tell me you didn't see that. And last but not least...
See his hands? Can you freeze it?
They know they can work with her.
That's right. Last but not least, look, y'all know, I like me a titty.
I like me a titty.
I got AIDS. Do you have any idea how statistically unlikely it is for a heterosexual male in North America to get AIDS? I do some f***ing, okay?
Last but not least, you know the rest.
Come on, that was a bad blood transfusion or something.
Yes, exactly. Got some sweat in the locker room.
He got stabbed by the same guy who hit Eazy-E. So, she's pandering, and she's pandering because she's trying to bring back the black vote that she's losing young black men.
She has this opportunity agenda.
It includes government-subsidized businesses and these farm loans, programs to make more black men teachers, of course, legalizing marijuana, something to do with cryptocurrency.
Here's NPR's headline endorsing her plan— In outreach to black men, Harris vows to legalize weed, protect crypto.
I didn't realize that the ghost of Robert Byrd was the senior editor at NPR. The next headline says that Kamala Harris proposes replacing daylight savings time with colored people time.
Yes. White people to set their clocks 20 minutes ahead of every hour.
Yes, exactly. That's their headline.
My point is you should be just as mad with them.
Not a, we didn't say it.
And by the way, I don't know if you know this, uh, in order to step in and help her.
No, it's extremely racist.
Sorry.
It is unbelievably racist.
It's, and now Rachel Blackman, she vows to legalize weed, huh?
You like smoking weed, right?
Joins for everyone.
I mean, what if you listen to NPR?
Watch out for my white security.
What if you listen, I listen to NPR every morning.
It's one thing to hear people bitch about white Americans being out of touch with black culture, but NPR is ridiculous.
I can only imagine them sitting like, we need to do something about the black vote.
Yes, that's correct. Do you suppose that they like modern jazz?
How about drugs and cryptocurrency?
Oh, I like that. I just saw this movie Friday.
Yes. It's about the weekend story.
Now, are you referring to After Next?
His friend Smokey.
Or is it the Friday before?
The pharmacist. They're all Fridays.
They're all Fridays. Every Friday they smoke the marijuana.
Yes, yes they do. They do smoke the marijuana.
And that Dave Chappelle, quite a comedian.
He is quite a comedian, of course.
Half-Baked was great. Yes, yeah.
And he does, he does. He says some things that, of course, we don't approve of everything, but we do celebrate his beautiful black history here at NPR. Up next, the whitest guy you know with a traffic update.
Yeah, cars are backed up!
Hey! Y'all gotta get out of here!
Get the truck over here! Ain't nobody in a truck!
Hulk Hulk! Back to you, Dave Mattingly!
Thank you! I'm Dave Mattingly!
I hear him every morning.
I listen to that because I want to know what the left is saying.
That's a real person? Yeah.
Oh, okay. Oh, we played it.
He used to sound completely straight, and now on the NPR thing, it's like, Hi, for NPR, I'm Dave Mattingly.
They're like, we're going to replace you with a woman, and he's like, what if I'm gay?
He's a homo. His voice is just a caricature of a drag queen?
His voice is the Charlie in the box from Rudolph.
I'm Dave Mattingly.
No one wants to play with a Dave Mattingly in the box.
You're right. They don't. So, not to be outdone by Tim Walz losing the vote of probably mostly everybody, though.
Barack Obama decided to step in and help her because there's nothing that young black men resonate with more than a good scolding from an absent father figure.
Part of it makes me think that, well, you just aren't feeling the idea of having a woman as president.
Mm-hmm. And you're coming up with other alternatives and other reasons.
So now you're thinking about sitting out or even supporting somebody who has a history of denigrating you because you think that's a sign of strength because that's what being a man is.
Putting women down? That's not acceptable.
Oh, it's not acceptable. So Barack Obama wants black men to vote for Kamala regardless...
Regardless if she's a woman?
Or... I don't know.
Is it for any other reason than they can't vote for Trump?
I don't understand. What?
What do you want, Mel?
I don't understand why you're here. No!
We don't want to hear... No! Get out of here, Mel!
Let's not... We don't just... He's a drama queen.
Every time. I never know which shoulder he's coming in.
I didn't expect him today.
No. Out of nowhere.
There's nothing overtly anti-Semitic.
Not today, anyway.
But let's get into Donald Trump, the best black president.
Because Kamala's not...
Let me ask you, if you're a young black man, what is it that she's offering you right now?
What is it that she's actually offering?
And I don't mean, what is she offering you as far as a handout like reparations?
I think Thomas Sowell, I could be misquoting him, he said, reparations is basically me being forced to give someone money because someone down the line who looked vaguely like me did something wrong to somebody who may look vaguely like somebody else.
And it is the most racist policy I can think of, especially if you're to base reparations on race and not on ancestry.
Yeah, definitely. That's the problem with it.
Yeah, you've got to have some concrete history.
Your family has... I mean, regardless, but...
You gotta start somewhere, right?
Even then, no. I'm sorry.
I say no, period.
I say no, period, but at least not just your rights or reparations.
What if your family, just German migrants that came from Pennsylvania that were broke?
Yeah. What if your family, by the way, are descendants of Jewish slaves and you're in a state that never had slaves in the United States?
What if you're from one of the black families who did own slaves?
What if you're an Irish family that did own slaves?
Yes, exactly. Kamala, Donald J. Harris, looking in your direction.
What if you're a black family that owned slaves?
Did you hear me say that? Yeah, I did.
I didn't hear that. The point is, a lot of people had slaves, and for them, it was a good time.
Now... For them.
Another reason that Kamala is struggling with black men is not just because of her lack of policy or proposals and her unlikability.
On the flip side, Donald Trump's likability and popularity with some folks.
Pastor Mark Burns.
Mark, where are you? Where's Mark Burns?
He's a great guy.
Good. These lights are so bright in my eyes that I can't see too many people out there.
But I can only see the black ones.
I can't see any white ones, you see?
That's how far I've come.
That's how far I've come.
That's a long way, isn't it?
We've all seen the mugshot.
And you know who embraced it more than anybody else?
The black population.
It's incredible. You see black people walking around with my mugshot.
You know, they do shirts and they sell them for it.
$19 a piece. It's true.
And by the way, it's two for one if you just have a birth and death date and a blank where you can fill it in yourself with magic markers.
Airbrush on it. I like how he was laughing at the price.
He was like, $19.
I would have sold it for $40.
They got my mug, can you believe it?
They like mug shots.
Hey, I don't know if you know this, we called that and said, you're going to get black people to hate Donald Trump by providing them with one of the most badass mug shots that's ever existed and tell them that this guy's being persecuted by an unfair justice system?
Good luck! Guarantee you, you could line up Pick a hundred black men.
After Donald Trump was shot, and he got up and shook his fist and said, fight, fight, fight, there was not one single black person who you would have interviewed who would have said, that's irresponsible.
They would have said, gotta give it to him.
That's pretty badass. Guarantee you.
That's the disconnect. Even if they hate him.
Even if they hate him. Even if they hate him, they would respect him.
Let's go to how Donald Trump has been the best black president.
Let's go to the economy, and all references are available every day.
Link in the description. Black unemployment hit a record low for the first time under Donald Trump at 5.3%.
The black poverty rate hit a record low under Donald Trump, 18.8%.
And by the way, these trends did continue after Donald Trump.
He set a president and he put policy in place that isn't that the best job a president can do where his legacy outlives his presidency?
Yeah. It's a great thing.
Hey, I have no problem saying that. By the way, the unemployment actually, it hit its peak under Barack Obama, then Donald Trump, record low, and Joe Biden has thankfully been able to continue that trend, by and large, keeping a lot of the same policies.
Let's look at what those were.
Donald Trump created 9,000 opportunity zones.
He created a fund to deploy $1 billion to minority-owned businesses, and he got Hennessy added to the approved EBT list.
Oh, that's impressive.
Still... It was a snub to the Colt 45 drinkers, but you know what?
Baby steps. You know, like, you've got to pick your battles.
Baby steps. Sorry, Afro man.
Education. Let's look at education, because people often just say, listen, I get it, okay, I'm a white guy, I'm not allowed to have an opinion, but you know what?
I guess these stats are, Donald Trump supported school choice.
Remember that idea, the programs that we were told were racist that would disproportionately harm young black Americans?
Turns out, that was also fear-mongering.
Donald Trump's 2020 budget...
It was $600 million in increase in school choice funding.
Charter, magnet schools, student-centered grants that existed, specifically that were being designed and that were made available for young black students.
He made funding to historically black colleges and universities.
We call these HBCUs.
He made that funding permanent.
And he named Mr.
Cooper as his HBCU liaison, which was fun and was, you know...
I remember Mr. Cooper.
Yeah, he was hanging with him.
It was a good time. Let's look...
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