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The Capitol Riot's Impact
00:04:13
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| The riot in the capital of the United States of America was a gift to the left and the Democrats that even they would not have imagined could have happened. | |
| It was beyond wrong. | |
| Somebody once said about something, and I wish I remembered exactly, but it made a big impact on me many years ago when I read it. | |
| It was worse than wrong. | |
| It was stupid. | |
| It was a mistake. | |
| The injury to the cause is incalculable. | |
| This will be constantly used as an excuse to morally defend the destruction of this country that we'll be engaged in further because the left has so much power. | |
| That's it. | |
| That's what they did. | |
| Now, having said that, I will analyze why some of them, I can't speak for all of them, did this. | |
| Which is, does not fall into the realm of tu comprends, si tu pardones. | |
| That if you understand everything, you forgive everything. | |
| No, not at all. | |
| I don't think I could have condemned this in stronger terms. | |
| I was so furious yesterday that for the promo of this show, I think it was the only promo I ever recorded in which I yelled. | |
| I was so angry. | |
| It happened at the very, very end of my show. | |
| I didn't even know it was happening during the show. | |
| I never watch television while I broadcast because my concentration cannot be diverted. | |
| That's the way. | |
| My mind works. | |
| I had been saying the right doesn't riot. | |
| The left riots. | |
| This wasn't a riot in the sense of looting and burning, and that, by the way, is not insignificant. | |
| There are gradations of evil, but it was made up for. | |
| By the locale of where it took place. | |
| When I see a picture of a guy sitting in Nancy Pelosi's chair, you know, yucking it up for the camera, I can't take this person seriously. | |
| What can I tell you? | |
| What cause are you actually advancing by doing that? | |
| Smashing the glass of the U.S. Capitol? | |
| My side? | |
| The tarnishing of Donald Trump's legacy with these scenes. | |
| I wonder, I would love to ask them, did you have this in mind when you came to Washington? | |
| Was this part of your thinking? | |
| I will break down the windows of the United States Capitol and take over offices there. | |
| I don't know the answer to that. | |
| Now, having said that, I spoke to people... | |
| This was very... | |
| It was eye-opening to me. | |
| I spoke to people who are not supporting it morally. | |
| Supported it emotionally. | |
| And I learned a great deal. | |
| My dear friends, there are tens upon tens of millions of Americans, basically half of the United States, that feels that every institution in the country has contempt for them. | |
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The Best Unemployment Rate Ever
00:01:39
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| And they're right. | |
| But you don't hear from them because the institutions that have contempt for these Americans, which is basically half this country, the deplorables, if you will, don't report it. | |
| The media considers Trump supporters to be rabble, including the intellectuals among them, Victor Davis Hanson or Larry Elder. | |
| Or any other names. | |
| Or me. | |
| Or more or less Ben Shapiro, even though he was an anti-Trump guy in the beginning. | |
| I was an anti-Trump guy in the beginning, too. | |
| But not once he ran for office. | |
| By the way, he did a great job as president. | |
| That's the irony. | |
| He accomplished more good than any president of my lifetime. | |
| But it doesn't matter. | |
| Oh, so he brought peace between Israel and four Arab countries. | |
| So what? | |
| Oh, he had the best unemployment rate in 50 years and the best unemployment rate for black Americans ever. | |
| Ever since they've been recording these things. | |
| So what? | |