Nov. 2, 2020 - Dennis Prager Show
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| With mass immigration, they're going to have an insuperable majority. | |
| After Obama won, Rudy Teixeira, one of the many Democrats who had bragged about ha-ha-ha, immigrants are turning the country blue, said, here it is. | |
| I call it George McGovern's revenge. | |
| Look at how Obama won. | |
| He did not get a majority of historic Americans, but he got a huge majority of immigrants and of our usual base, minorities, women, divorcees, college professors. | |
| So to stand out when Republicans are bad on immigration because their donors want the cheap labor and don't care what kind of country it is. | |
| They really often are the way. | |
| The way we don't like to think of big corporations. | |
| This isn't small businessmen. | |
| It's big corporations. | |
| They don't care. | |
| So that was the bravest position he took, in a way brave, by standing against the parties and the corporations and the donors. | |
| But it was a piece of all of his populist issues, ending NATO, bringing manufacturing back. | |
| We've lost something like, I think this is in Trump We Trust, About 20,000 manufacturing jobs since the early 90s. | |
| I mean, we all know about opioids sweeping the nation. | |
| It's just the working class and the middle class has been so run over by globalists and Wall Street and the two parties. | |
| It was the populist issues that were so... | |
| So stunning. | |
| I mean, one issue, it seems like a small point. | |
| It's not like it's going to pay the entire national debt, but the carried interest loophole or the tax loophole for hedge fund managers. | |
| It was sort of stunning to me, actually, that Donald Trump was the only politician in either party who said that's unfair. | |
| I'm sure your listeners have heard. | |
| Warren Buffett going on about how outrageous it is that he pays a lower tax rate than his secretary. | |
| And yes, he could pay more if he wanted to. | |
| But the point is, he's right. | |
| And why does he feel like he can do that? | |
| Because he knows neither party, not the Republicans, not the Democrats, are going to touch that. | |
| I don't know why the Republicans won't touch it. | |
| They don't even get the money, the campaign money. | |
| Wall Street gives all its money to the Democrats. | |
| But on that stage, I just think... | |
| We remember when Trump brought it up. | |
| I think it was the very first debate. | |
| And John Kasich jumped in and said, no, no, we need to keep it for capitalism and investment or some jackass response like that. | |
| No, giving hedge fund guys a totally unfair loophole. | |
| It has nothing to do with capitalism. | |
| It has nothing to do with encouraging investments. | |
| Donald Trump was the only person, the only politician who said he'd get rid of it. | |
| Then he gets to office. | |
| And hires Gary Cohn from Goldman Sachs. | |
| Oh, no, no, no. | |
| We need to keep this loophole. | |
| I mean, that's just indicative of him turning his back when he got... | |
| The day he was elected, I thought I never thought I'd see this day. | |
| We have a president of the United States who got elected without a penny from Wall Street. | |
| He owes them nothing! | |
| And what was... | |
| I know. | |
| Let's turn the keys of the kingdom over to Wall Street. | |
| Well, I shouldn't be bashing them. | |
| There's still time to vote. | |
| The other side is a disaster. | |
| I'm terrified of the identity politics we're going to have. | |
| I'd love to see the media weep. | |
| They have been absolutely outrageous. | |
| But I suppose it's clear I'm not hugely optimistic. | |
| You're not hugely optimistic about his winning or you're not hugely optimistic about him? | |
| Well, both. | |
| Right. | |
| I'm hugely optimistic about him. | |
| But, you see, you're a voice that's necessary because you try to make sure that the ship stays in the direction that it should be headed. | |
| And I appreciate that. | |
| But given what he has accomplished, and what he has stopped, and what he has illuminated, I did not know, to be perfectly honest, I did not know the corruption. | |
| At the highest echelons of the American government until Donald Trump. | |
| The FBI is corrupt. | |
| The CIA is corrupt. | |
| The bureaucracy is corrupt. | |
| The State Department is corrupt. | |
| I did not know that. | |
| Yes. | |
| Yes, I agree. | |
| The swamp is a real concept. | |
| I am so grateful to Trump for giving us a word. | |
| You can't understand things until you have a word for it. | |
| Now we have the word, and yes, I completely agree with you. | |
| Even after Trump's election, I didn't realize how bad the swamp was. | |
| It's real. | |
| That's our enemy. | |
| I don't think the populist issues are going away. | |
| And hopefully he will have sparks. | |
| And on your passion issue, which I share, they have already announced, Biden has announced. | |
| What is it, 11 million, 21 million? | |
| I don't remember the number. | |
| Pathway to citizenship of illegal immigrants. | |
| Yes, yes. | |
| There are a lot of terror scenarios with Biden and Kamala. | |
| I mean, who knows how far they'll get in any of these endeavors, but they are angry. | |
| They want truth and reconciliation commissions to investigate anyone who supported Trump, anyone on the other side. | |
| I mean, you've seen them talking on TV. | |
| They want to change the country fast. | |
| They can't wait. | |
| They can't just wait for immigration to change it for them. | |
| All right, we'll be back in a moment. | |
| Ann Coulter, I want to take your calls. |
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