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Belief in Election Cheating
00:02:22
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| So, President Trump, former President Trump, spoke in the Bronx. | |
| 25,000 people. | |
| Now, the Bronx is not a wealthy borough of New York City. | |
| And it is, I'm sure, there are far more non-whites than whites there. | |
| I'll look it up to make sure, but I'm quite certain. | |
| And he got 25,000 people. | |
| Joe Biden might get 25. But, given the belief among high-ranking Democrats that cheating in elections is okay, that is their view, in my opinion. | |
| I know that this sounds heretical. | |
| I believe that a significant percentage of high-ranking Democrats do believe that it is okay to cheat in a national election. | |
| And it totally makes sense. | |
| If you honestly believe that Donald Trump is a fascist and will destroy democracy, you're sort of morally obligated to cheat. | |
| You can't hold both beliefs. | |
| It's wrong to cheat, but Donald Trump is a fascist. | |
| They're mutually exclusive. | |
| If he's a fascist, it's right to cheat. | |
| Anyway, here is an excerpt from his talk in the Bronx. | |
| Look, we had the greatest economy in history. | |
| Everybody here, where you have a small business, or if you had a job, you were getting more than you ever made. | |
| And we had no inflation. | |
| We had no 1.4 percent, considered none, considered better than none, because frankly, none in its own way is a bad thing also. | |
| We had a perfect number, 1.4 percent. | |
| It doesn't matter whether you're black or brown or white or whatever the hell color you are. | |
| It doesn't matter. | |
| We are all Americans, and we're going to pull together as Americans. | |
| Wow. | |
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I Don't Care What You Say
00:03:48
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| Wow. | |
| Joe Biden's recent speech at Morehouse College, one of the most despicable speeches given by a president in American history, the only competition comes from other speeches he has given. | |
| Um... | |
| How bad it is for blacks, how their black men fear being murdered, how systemically racist America is, versus I don't care what the hell color you are. | |
| That's good. | |
| Could be a motto of this country. | |
| I don't care what the hell color you are. | |
| Wow. | |
| The Never Trumper is the biggest fool in the country. | |
| The Republicans who won't vote for him. | |
| Some of them I know so well. | |
| It's a very big disappointment. | |
| But it is astonishing. | |
| To know the damage the Democrats are doing and be a never-Trumper. | |
| It shows you how hard it is to be guided by reason and not emotion. | |
| Let's hear, there's a black woman, I believe it is, who attended the rally. | |
| We have a clip from her. | |
| I think you stand with Trump. | |
| I'm not stupid. | |
| I could tell the minute I saw you, your eyes lit up until the Trump flags. | |
| I'm not stupid. | |
| As I told her, you know why you stand with Trump? | |
| Because beautiful people stand with Trump. | |
| What were you going to say? | |
| It's really good. | |
| It's a mocktail. | |
| So what was your answer? | |
| Why you stand with Trump? | |
| I stand with Trump because he's basically representing us and everything that they're doing to him is what they can do to us. | |
| And the system is broken. | |
| And, you know, he's fighting for us, you know? | |
| So I like his policies. | |
| I like how he says it like it is. | |
| And, you know, in fighting, gotta go. | |
| I'm sick of them. | |
| And what would you say to a black person that says that you're not black because you're voting for Trump? | |
| Well, then I guess I identify as a white man. | |
| I don't know. | |
| I don't care what anybody has to say. | |
| I'm a mother. | |
| I care about the future of my child, and I care about policies over, you know, rhetoric. | |
| Well said. | |
| Oh, my God. | |
| I would want to hug that woman. | |
| What would you say to a black who said you're not really a black if you're for Trump? | |
| Well, I guess I'm a white man. | |
| That was worth everything. | |
| Yeah. | |
| By the way, that rhetoric is really old. | |
| What was it, Gloria Steinem said about, was it Kay Bailey Hutchison? | |
| A Texas Republican senator, woman. | |
| And she said she's not really a woman. | |
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Professors Avoid Debate
00:01:36
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| You're not really a black if you're not a Democrat. | |
| You're not really a woman if you're not a Democrat. | |
| Yeah. | |
| It's an intellectually deep world, the world of the left, isn't it? | |
| That's one of the great jokes that people think that there is intellectual depth on the left. | |
| It's so shallow. | |
| That's why they're so afraid of debate. | |
| Thirty-seven professors objected to my going to Arizona State University a year ago. | |
| Not one of them would debate me. | |
| Not ten of them. | |
| Or Charlie Kirk. | |
| We were both there to speak. | |
| They don't debate. | |
| They smear. | |
| I invited any one of those professors onto my show. | |
| I would give them a national audience. | |
| All I want is one classroom audience. | |
| How's that for a swap? | |
| You get a million listeners, or whatever number it is, maybe more, and I get 25, or whatever number is in your classroom. | |
| And I'll make that swap to any one of you professors who objected to my coming to Arizona State University. | |
| And, of course, it won't happen. | |
| Because, by definition, a leftist is intellectually shallow. | |
| By definition. | |