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The President's Perspective
00:09:07
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| It's not at all surprising that the left dismisses worries about the economy as the stock market worries. | |
| As if, by the way, the stock market doesn't affect the middle class and the pension plans and the 401ks of people. | |
| Only the rich care about the stock market. | |
| See, here's the irony. | |
| The rich are not affected. | |
| And they are often the ones to most support, like Bill Gates. | |
| He wants us, did you see that? | |
| Was it he wants us through June? | |
| Bill Gates, you know, he has a good heart, I have no doubt, but it is irrelevant in life. | |
| What is relevant is wisdom. | |
| also empathy you I all I think about is is is the guy who was invested in a little business and it's shattered That's what I keep thinking about. | |
| The numbers are not even remotely near the numbers of the flu. | |
| The president was asked, at what number do you care? | |
| What was the question? | |
| Something to that effect. | |
| He couldn't say it. | |
| That's one of the reasons I couldn't be a politician, because I would be even more open than the president. | |
| I wouldn't have the same type of tweets, but I would be even more open. | |
| I would say, every death is a tragedy, but we don't close society for every death. | |
| Otherwise, every year we would have charts with flu deaths. | |
| How many of your readers, whoever you are, I know that between 30,000 and 50,000 Americans have died since October from this year's flu. | |
| How many? | |
| Why aren't there charts on that every year? | |
| How many Americans have died thus far from the COVID virus? | |
| 200-something? | |
| No, there's 1,000. | |
| Oh, it's 1,000? | |
| Oh, it's 200 yesterday, I'm sorry. | |
| Yes, 1,000. | |
| 1,100. | |
| Sorry, 1,049? | |
| Okay. | |
| 30,000 to 50,000 have died this flu season. | |
| So I have to ask the question, and there is no perfect answer. | |
| The left is so ironic. | |
| They say, oh, we see nuances. | |
| The right doesn't. | |
| You don't see nuances. | |
| You never see nuances. | |
| If you're a good person, you shut down society, right? | |
| If you care about life, that's it. | |
| That's the Andrew Cuomo view. | |
| To save one life will make me happy, everything I've done. | |
| We have the quote from him. | |
| You want to play it? | |
| I think it's important, Sean, that people hear this regularly. | |
| And this is about saving lives. | |
| And if everything we do saves just one life, I'll be happy. | |
| This is the man that Democrats want for president. | |
| They're crazy about him. | |
| I mean, he's like Saint Andrew. | |
| Now, look, first of all, I didn't take it out of context. | |
| Secondly, everybody says, everyone who's in public life, whether you're in the media, like me, or you are in politics, says something they regret. | |
| And it's not fair to keep playing if they do. | |
| But, number one, no one in the media, because the media are not deep, the vast majority of journalists are shallow. | |
| And so they don't even think to ask him. | |
| I mean, he has press conferences. | |
| Sir, do you mean that literally? | |
| You would close down New York State to save one life? | |
| And if he'd say, no, I was just speaking hyperbolically, I wouldn't play this anymore. | |
| if he if he said you know that was hyperbole I was emoting okay end of issue yes if everything we did save one economy well that's the economy is very big The economy is a sort of cold word. | |
| For people's hopes, aspirations, abilities to feed their families. | |
| This talk, like Bill Gates and others, the mockery of the president. | |
| Again, what date was April 12th? | |
| Was that the date of Easter this year? | |
| And when did the country, essentially, or the big states anyway, go into lockdown? | |
| So today is, it started last Monday, correct? | |
| A week ago Monday. | |
| It's 10 days ago? | |
| When did it begin? | |
| In Los Angeles? | |
| Yeah, in LA, because it's where I live. | |
| Because I know I went to my workout a week ago Sunday, and it closed the next day, the Monday. | |
| So, what was that date, last Monday? | |
| Not this past Monday, the week before. | |
| The 19th is Thursday. | |
| It was the 16th? | |
| Today is the 26th. | |
| 10 days, yeah. | |
| So the 16th. | |
| So 16 from 31 is 15. 15 and 11 is 26. So 26, it would be 26 days till Easter. | |
| 26 days is two days less than four weeks. | |
| We were told three weeks. | |
| First of all, remember we were told we're two weeks behind Italy? | |
| Have you heard that anymore? | |
| I haven't seemed to heard that. | |
| It's like when President Bush was president, I saw all these bumper stickers in the LA area. | |
| Dissent is patriotic. | |
| They were all taken down when President Obama became president. | |
| All of a sudden, dissent was not patriotic. | |
| Dissent was racist. | |
| We went from dissent is patriotic, because the left, like, truth is not a left-wing value. | |
| It's one of the most important things you could ever know. | |
| Otherwise, you will not understand the world in which we live. | |
| We went from dissent as patriotic to dissent as racist. | |
| Correct? | |
| It's incontrovertible, what I just said. | |
| So, four weeks will not be enough to end the economic activity in the United States of America for all intents and purposes. | |
| And with the warmer weather, the virus has much less of a chance to live. | |
| Which reminds me, I have to say, I would be very interested to speak to someone from India. | |
| Even the New York Times acknowledged that there are vast numbers of people in India who will not be able to feed themselves or their family. | |
| Who literally live from day to day like rickshaw drivers. | |
| I've been there four times. | |
| I know India pretty well. | |
| I don't know that he made the right decision, especially in a hot climate country. | |
| There are 694 cases. | |
| Cases! | |
| That's not deaths. | |
| Cases means nothing. | |
| Yeah, I know, I know. | |
| I think... | |
| The pressure on world leaders to act, huh? | |
| 16 deaths in a country of 1.3 billion? | |
| No, that's China. | |
| It has 1 billion. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Billion people. | |
| There's going to be some terrible consequence of this socially in India. | |
| I don't know how there cannot be. | |
| I've never believed that poverty causes crime, but I have always said if you truly are starving, you have no choice but to rob a loaf of bread. | |
| Morally, in God's eyes even. | |
| There are so many dangers in all of this because it also sets a precedent. | |
| And the herd-like mentality that it produces is... | |
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Kids Affirming Life
00:00:29
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| You know, I'm personally not a big fan of college life, let's put it that way. | |
| But I understood the kids who wanted to affirm life and dance on the beach in Miami. | |
| I have to tell you, the chances of their getting the virus and dying from it are very, very small. | |