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People Trade Liberty for Instant Care
00:03:50
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| And there is not a molecule in me that wants to give up. | |
| It's not fair to the Americans who sacrifice for us. | |
| Liberty is not a universal value. | |
| Power is a universal value, apparently. | |
| I never personally gave a hoot about power. | |
| I want influence, but I don't want power. | |
| Anyway, it's pretty close to universal. | |
| Being taken care of is almost universal. | |
| And people will trade in liberty for being taken care of in a nanosecond. | |
| Do we have a shorter unit of time than a nanosecond? | |
| Yes. | |
| Ready? | |
| Half a nanosecond. | |
| That's right. - Bye. | |
| I'm trying to picture half and not a second. | |
| I don't think there's such a thing. | |
| It's like half of infinity. | |
| Be that as it may, people will trade in liberty for anything. | |
| Apparently for anything. | |
| Look at the trade-in today. | |
| Oh, you'll be safe. | |
| Really? | |
| Hotspot. | |
| That's the word I was looking for. | |
| Hotspot. | |
| You gave me epicenter. | |
| And what did I come up with? | |
| I had hot something, I think. | |
| I said hot center? | |
| No. | |
| You did. | |
| When you said to me Epispot. | |
| Exactly. | |
| LA's a hot spot and it's been in lockdown with a brief interlude of eating outdoors. | |
| Where is leadership on this one? | |
| I just wish there was some way to get restaurants to violate this. | |
| If you all did it, and we all went there to eat, it would send a message. | |
| Why can't we do it next door? | |
| In Arizona, somebody told me, you could eat in a restaurant. | |
| We're miles away. | |
| We should drive to Arizona. | |
| It's a long drive, though. | |
| It's about eight hours. | |
| Have you done it? | |
| Yeah? | |
| What's the furthest you've driven? | |
| I drove the furthest... | |
| Oh, you drove with me. | |
| It's probably your furthest trip. | |
| When we drove from L.A. to... | |
| No, no. | |
| Did we drive from L.A. or did we pick up a car? | |
| We picked up a car. | |
| When we drove to the Dakotas and Nebraska from the two conventions, one in Denver and one in, what was it, Minneapolis? | |
| We did drive from L.A.? Maybe. | |
| Anyway, I drove... | |
| The longest I think I drove was New York to Dallas. | |
| In my 20s. | |
| In my Saab. | |
| How many... | |
| You ever hear of a Saab, Sean? | |
| Yeah, it was my sister's favorite car. | |
| Your sister's favorite? | |
| It was my favorite car. | |
| It's like a little tank. | |
| Problem is, it was called a Saab story because they always broke down. | |
| No, convertible, please. | |
| Can you imagine me in a convertible? | |
| Ted Cruz was just speaking in the U.S. Senate when talking now about... | |
| Certifying the results. | |
| And he said, I don't understand why do Democrats not agree to just a commission to investigate? | |
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Betting On Fraud
00:02:45
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| They certainly wanted a special prosecutor for something that never happened. | |
| I asked last hour, and I'd like you to meditate and ruminate and contemplate this issue. | |
| If you have to bet your house. | |
| Or your spouse. | |
| If you had to bet your spouse, which in some cases people would readily do, I'm sorry to say. | |
| If you had to bet your house, would you bet that there was collusion between the Trump campaign and the Russian government in 2016? | |
| Or that there was fraud in this election? | |
| My view is... | |
| That the circumstantial evidence is very powerful, and I do not claim any proof. | |
| I only began to read to you, I mean, that 19-county one, that gets me. | |
| There are 19 counties that both Democrats and Republicans agree are the bellwether counties. | |
| The way they go is the way the presidential election goes. | |
| And Donald Trump won 18 of the 19 counties. | |
| Donald Trump is the first president in 150 years to have gotten more votes in his re-election campaign than he did in his first election and not win. | |
| You know how many anomalies there are? | |
| What do they say to you who hate Trump? | |
| And are blinded by that hatred. | |
| Nevertheless, what do you say to what I am telling you? | |
| It is all irrelevant? | |
| That's not intellectually honest. | |
| Ohio and Florida. | |
| Overwhelmingly likely to predict the winners of a presidential election. | |
| Both went for Donald Trump. | |
| Donald Trump got way more black votes, way more Hispanic votes than first time. | |
| What happened? | |
| Yes, I know the passion for Biden was overwhelming. | |
| The first man to not campaign for president who was a nominee. | |
| Which was good for him because the more he actually came out, the public, the better. | |
| For him. | |
| Anyway, there's going to be more restrictions of your liberty as soon as the Democrats take over. | |
| There'll be more contempt for Americans who don't wear masks outdoors, outdoors. | |