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Biden's Pattern of Failures | Rudy Giuliani | December 22nd 2021 | Ep 198
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Hello, this is Rudy Giuliani, and I'm back again with another episode of Rudy's Common Sense.
Today we are going to talk about, is there a pattern in the massive failures of the Biden administration?
And if we can detect a pattern, How can we fix it and reverse it?
Either encourage him to do it or when Republicans have a chance to have something to say about things in 22 and 24, what can they do?
Let's talk about the fact that the Biden administration has been in office now for, you know, less than one year.
But when Congress goes out and we have the holidays and they come back on January 1st, it's essentially, you know, a year and a new Congress will start.
That's, I guess, a partisan part to this, but do you agree with me, either wholly or in part, that this has been an exceptional year of failure?
It's hard to come up with something that he did that worked.
Yet.
One might say the COVID add-on money, But there are those who say that that sparked inflation because the old COVID money hadn't been even paid out yet, and all it did was add unnecessary amounts of money to an economy that didn't need it yet.
And something caused the inflation, and it wasn't Donald Trump, or the wind, or climate change.
It seemed that he was sworn in for a minute, and he canceled the Keystone XL pipeline.
One signature destroyed 25,000 to 30,000 jobs immediately.
On January 1st, 2021, 25,000 Americans and a significant number of Canadians found out they didn't have a job.
And then the cascading effect of that in terms of the businesses and economic damage done to those who had contracts for and were going to build it throughout America is just too hard for me to actually put a number on because the significance really isn't what was pulled out of the economy, although, you know, it kind of builds up after a while.
The significance is That Donald Trump had achieved something we've been trying to do since, seems to me, I was a boy.
Energy independence.
Gosh, I remember the Carter administration with the long lines of cars and everybody was saying, if we could only have energy independence.
And everybody else would say, it's impossible, we don't have enough oil, we don't have enough fossil fuels.
And I even came up with my own, I wrote a bit about it, I came up with my own theory that maybe we didn't need complete independence.
Maybe we could depend on the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.
So that we wouldn't have to depend on difficult countries to deal with like Saudi Arabia, or straight out enemies like Russia.
That decision was of no benefit to the United States.
It hurt the United States dramatically internally.
It benefited other nations.
Our enemies made Russia much more important, made OPEC much more important.
again. We virtually had them under our thumb. And it showed a, it
It showed that he could be bullied by the stupidity of their interpretation of climate change.
So, there were many other decisions that he made in the ten months after that.
And what we're going to do is, we're going to see if there's a pattern to them.
I'm going to outline the pattern for you.
And we're going to go through them, and you with me, we'll do a checklist of, do these decisions fit a pattern?
I fixed New York because I studied for a year and a half the things that were done wrong, and was ready the day I walked in to change every one of them.
I didn't wait.
We can't wait.
Because we're losing our form of government and our way of life.
So now let's take a short break and we'll be right back with some of those common characteristics.
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And as I said, what we're going to try to do now, we're going to try to isolate.
We only gave one example so far, and that's the Excel pipeline and the cancelling of it.
That his decisions, or his administration's decisions, because we frankly don't know how much he decides and how much they decide, seem to have some, if not all, of these characteristics.
Strangely, for a president of the United States, they often seem to bring no benefit to the United States.
Well, that's probably part of his aggressive wanting to turn around, you know, put America first.
I know it's kind of crazy, but I think you can see that in a lot of his decisions.
And we're going to show that, because we're going to select a couple to illustrate this.
Many of his decisions, particularly those that are foreign policy oriented or internationally oriented in terms of the economy, bring benefit to others.
Oh, it could be to friendly nations.
It could be to organizations that one might regard as friendly, others might not, like the EU.
I wouldn't say the EU is unfriendly, but they almost seem to have a totally different philosophy than we do.
But they often bring great benefits to others.
And then, of course, they're very shocking when they bring great benefits to enemies.
Many of his decisions are damaging at national security.
So, I mean, the Keystone Pipeline, right?
No benefit to the U.S.?
A detriment.
We lost jobs.
We lost money.
We lost energy independence.
Benefit to others?
Russia?
Hmm?
Russia?
Made them much more of a monopoly on oil?
Saudi Arabia that likes to rape us in terms of cost of oil?
So what's, I'd say, benefit to others?
Enemies?
Friends?
Damaging to national security?
You betcha!
A country that's energy independent has got a great deal of security.
A country that isn't has very little security.
Damaging to economy!
Wow!
You have any idea what screwing around with the cost of energy does to inflation?
It's the single biggest driver of our economy.
Because we all need it.
We all pay for it, and right down to the poorest person on the planet, we pay for it.
We don't even realize it.
We realize it mostly those of us who are lower middle class, middle class, upper middle class, anybody but the poorest of the poor who doesn't have a car or relies on transportation.
We all realize it.
And we only come to realize it when it becomes a disaster as it is becoming now.
This was the beginning of that damage.
You want to know why we have inflation out of control?
You go back to the Keystone Pipeline.
The fifth thing that it does, it follows the Marxist playbook.
What am I talking about?
I'm talking about the plans laid out in books like Marx, Engels, Lenin, Mao, About how you take over a country and make it a socialist slash communist country.
And one of the things that you do is you do everything you can to destroy its economy.
You do everything you can to benefit its enemies, to take away its own benefits, and to put its national security in jeopardy.
And finally, and this is the most absurd of all, put all the politics aside, put all the Marxism aside, all the economic theories aside.
Some of these decisions just lack common sense.
They're stupid.
So let's look now at another situation, so we flesh it out a little bit more.
Let's look at racism.
How the Biden administration uses racism.
Well, it uses racism anytime it can to attack anyone or any position that's contrary to theirs.
They can find a way to make almost anything racist, accuse the person of it, and then personally insult the person for being a racist.
Very often these can't be resolved, but we just saw one get resolved definitively, and that was the whole Jesse Smollett situation, which was blamed on the racism of the Trump supporters, and to some extent, the racism of Donald Trump.
Well, a jury of mixed race, if that's important, This is something that the vice president described as, it was like a lynching.
fair observer that Jesse Smollett lied in order to create a false racial incident.
This is something that the vice president described as, it was like a lynching.
This was something that was condemned by the president.
wing TV host went on and on and on.
Bye.
And it turns out they're all wrong.
Now, how does this fit?
How does this fit before we get to the fact that it's been proven wrong?
How does magnifying this charge of racism that emerged from the false fact of the small case fit our pattern?
Of course it's no benefit to the U.S.
Is it a benefit to our enemies?
Of course it is.
If our enemies can paint us as a racist country, they can begin to create doubts about our leadership.
They can continue to create divisions for us with countries that might consider that important?
Is it damaging to national security?
Of course it is.
It can create desires for alliances with others.
Is it damaging to the economy?
Don, right, it is.
And one of the reasons I think China has concentrated so much on racism is it's consistent with the period of time where they're trying to develop Africa.
I've met with African presidents who tell me that China spent 10 years courting them, and that many of them made a terrible mistake of taking money from China.
And they said to me, I would understand it because it's like taking money from the mafia.
If you take money from America, you just owe it to them.
If you take money from China, you give them your business.
And, of course, your technology.
Does it follow the Marxist playbook?
It's right in the Marxist playbook to use racism as a dividing issue.
And not only that, it's been updated by more contemporary Marxists as a good substitute for class, as a way to divide people so we can create communism.
That's what the critical race theory is all about.
And does it lack common sense?
Is it stupid?
Of course it's stupid.
How could a country that elected a black president twice and a black vice president once and has any number of blacks in positions of tremendous responsibility under both Republicans and Democrats Could it have some racial issues?
Yes.
Is it racist?
And the worst harm of all of this, the worst harm of all of this, is Biden, who puts the cap on it.
That does astounding damage to the United States.
He says, the United States is systemically racist.
That means the United States is an evil country.
The president is attacking his own country.
And that, then, is dynamite.
That's dynamite.
Of course it's no benefit to the U.S.
Of course it's a benefit to our enemies.
Does it damage our national security?
First meeting that Blinken and his deputy went to with the Chinese, they repeated that back to him.
You don't think that's part of their propaganda?
To every country they're trying to turn against us?
Do you think it's part of their propaganda to not do business with us?
Does it follow the Marxist playbook?
And you just sit back for one moment, we'll take a break right now, because I want you to think about the fact, not does America have racial problems, or not did America have significant racial problems, But is there any country that did more or sacrificed more to overcome its racial problems?
How many hundreds of thousands of white men lost their lives liberating black men?
Who passed the Civil Rights Bill?
Lyndon Johnson couldn't get it passed by prejudiced Ku Klux Klan Democrats who were Biden's friends.
Edward McKinley Dirksen, the minority leader of the Senate, had to get in the Republican votes.
This isn't a racist country.
It's a country that's had a problem of racism.
It's a country that should be aware of that.
We never want to return to it like we never want to return to the Holocaust.
But then we should also be justly proud of the efforts we made in changing it more effectively than just about any place else.
So think about that for a bit.
And when we come back, we'll go into some of the others that, even though they're very different issues, strangely fit this same pattern.
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So we've taken now two examples of terrible decisions by the Biden administration.
Let's look at the common sense one, this stupid one.
It's easy to say it.
Let me give an example.
You're in the White House the day that they're deciding on how to do the Afghan Withdrawal.
Assume—don't even assume you're for it or against it.
I've been in the White House, worked for—President Reagan was the personal attorney for Donald Trump.
And unless the decision is contrary to your conscience, when the president makes a decision, you then all try to implement it the best you can.
This is, of course, what I expected of my people as the mayor.
So he made the decision, we're going to withdraw.
Now it's over whether we should or we shouldn't.
The generals were against it, whatever, whatever, whatever.
I think this Afghanistan decision may illustrate this more than, you know, 500 words or a thousand words.
So you're sitting there and somebody suggests or the president suggests, OK, we want to withdraw.
Let's take the troops out, and then we'll take out the civilians.
Isn't there anybody in that room that says, Mr. President?
Gosh, that doesn't seem to make sense to me.
The country has how many terrorist groups?
Well, five that we know of and about 20 others that we don't.
And right now, you know, we've been getting intelligence, faulty though it is, that they're very active.
And they have been active since you announced the withdrawal, which also was kind of stupid to do so far in advance.
And they've been taking over cities and killing people and raping women.
So if I get this right, Mr. President, you're going to take our troops out.
And you're going to leave the civilians, including Americans and those who heroically
helped Americans, to the tender mercies of conflicting terrorist murderers.
Why would you make that decision?
So now let's quickly go through all the other decisions that fall into this six-part recipe for disaster.
Maybe not every one.
Depends a little on whether it's foreign policy or domestic policy.
We've already analyzed it, canceling the XL pipeline.
How about rescinding almost immediately on the same day the Remain in Mexico policy?
When we have a fear of CCP virus or COVID coming into the United States, and we let them in, and we don't test them, and we don't give them vaccines, and we don't give them treatment.
But we say, we're not going to examine them in Mexico anymore.
We'll bring them all into the United States.
Bring them across the border to Texas.
Let's see how many infected people we can get into Texas all at once.
How about canceling the wall?
Immediately!
Virtually opening the southern border.
You can't argue they didn't.
So far this year, it's almost over.
We're at about 1.8 million people apprehended, most of them at the southern border.
The rule of thumb is low, conservative.
About 50% don't get apprehended.
So let's say 1.8 million is going to be 2 million by the end of the year,
and another 1 million we never put our eyes on.
What are they bringing in?
We don't know.
We don't vet them.
The cartels do.
They bring in CCP virus.
They bring in other viruses.
They bring in variants of those viruses.
They bring in fentanyl in record amounts.
We've never had more deaths of Americans from fentanyl until Biden became president.
And his incompetence is killing more Americans than any American president in a one-year period.
Fentanyl comes from China, to the Mexican cartels, to the streets of Chicago, to the suburbs of Long Island, to East L.A., and believe it or not, To North Dakota and Montana, and you make a mistake with it and you're dead!
I don't know if it's a money-making thing on the part of the Chinese or it's part of their overall desire to kill us and to destabilize our economy as they did with CCP virus.
So we virtually have no southern border.
And that doesn't mean that just Mexican comes in.
That means everybody comes in.
Every terrorist that wants a way into this country.
How does that help the United States?
This is all combined with, he passes legislation to give citizenship to illegals.
He attempts to pass and passes some legislation to give economic benefits to illegals.
He's trying to get even greater economic benefits to illegals.
New York City just passed a law letting illegals vote.
We're basically saying, come in, untested, unvetted, bring us your fentanyl, bring us
your CCP virus, bring us the variants that surprised Biden.
That's no benefit to the U.S.
Peace!
Does it benefit our enemies?
You're damn right it does.
It makes them billionaires, and it helps them destabilize our country.
Is it damaging to our national security?
Not having a border?
Does it damage our economy?
Is it following a Marxist playbook to destabilize the country whose form of government and way of
life you want to overturn?
You're damn right it does.
Does it lack common sense?
Now here, if you're that kind of evil person, maybe it doesn't lack common sense.
It's not a bad plan.
And what about the hundreds of thousands they resettle in communities all over the United States and they don't tell them who the people are?
These are people who came in unvetted, unexamined.
We're driving Americans crazy over wearing masks and getting vaccinated and we're taking their jobs away.
We're keeping their children out of school.
I don't know what we're doing to a whole generation of school children that have been wearing a mask for a year, year and a half.
I don't know what kind of psychological problems we're creating with these ridiculous lockdowns and masks and the fear that we're creating.
We're making our country into a cowardly country that is governed by fear.
Every time we see Biden, he looks like he's scared of his own shadow.
What damage is that doing to our psyche?
Suicide rates are up dramatically among young people.
Depression.
Mental illness among young people.
Deaths.
To other people older, for illnesses that haven't been treated, illnesses that haven't been caught, elective procedures that weren't done that really aren't elective.
You only find out it's elective after it's over.
The inflation we were experiencing in March was transitory.
Meanwhile, he was doing every single thing that Samuelson's economic 101 Textbook would tell you, creates inflation by overstimulating an already overstimulated economy with excessively low interest rates, if any interest rates at all.
Now I know, I know, I know, please believe me, that he is stupid.
He probably cheated his way through Economics 101.
But he's got smart people around him.
Why do they let him do that?
Why?
What's going on here?
Now, I want you to go at some point and read a few of the Marx books.
I'll put them out for you about how to turn a country from a liberal democracy or a monarchy to a communist country.
Inflation, very important.
Every country that flipped—and this is true of Cuba, this is true of Russia, this is true of China—was experiencing unbelievable inflation.
The reason is that inflation is a tax on everybody.
Nobody escapes inflation.
The poor guy who only makes $1,000 a month all of a sudden is only making $800 a month.
That's all he can buy, $800 worth of things.
He doesn't know why it's happening to him, but it's happening to him.
Here's one that— I don't know how you explain this.
I don't know how you explain removing the objections to the Russian pipeline.
The second phase of it was going into Germany, which we objected to and had tremendous support from the Eastern European countries.
And Trump kept that on hold for a considerable period of time.
Biden lifted the objection.
No warning.
No discussion.
No debate, no calling in bipartisan members of Congress and saying, should I do this?
Shouldn't I do this?
What is he, a dictator?
And he says, well, you can have the pipeline.
He doesn't ask for anything in return.
Now, I'm not sure he should have done it for anything in return.
But can you imagine the impression on Putin?
When he gets the call and he says, yeah, go ahead with pipeline.
He's gotta be saying, I heard this guy was stupid, but I never realized he was this dumb.
And, you know, he should be doing this for China.
They gave him $20 or $30 million.
We only gave him $3 or $4.
Wow.
You can get a pipeline out of him for that.
Putin's got to be thinking, is this because he's stupid and he's surrounded by a lot of pro-lefties who want us to become a socialist, communist country?
Or is he bought and paid for?
Now, how about the failure to be even minimally transparent?
What does that mean?
That means from the day he's gone—he doesn't answer any questions.
Come on.
He doesn't have any press conferences.
He went the longest of any president without having a press conference.
He still doesn't really have a press conference.
The little stupid press conferences he has, he comes out, he has a piece of paper in front of him, and he says, I've been instructed to call on Norah O'Donnell.
Norah.
Then he does two, three more.
Then he says, if I go any further now, they'll be very mad at me.
And he walks out.
Now, if this were any other time, And if we had a press that had the slightest bit of integrity, here's the first question that would be asked the minute he says, I have this list here of people to call on, and here it is, and I'm going to follow it.
Mr. President, who gave you the list?
How about, I've been instructed to close the conference.
Mr. President, who instructed you to close the conference?
I may be wrong because I tried to go back.
You can't see all that.
I haven't heard that, even from my hero, Steve Doocy.
Steve, would you ask them who are these people who instruct him?
Because they may be the people running our country.
They may be the people who are making the stupid decisions.
They may be the people who are Marxists.
They may be the people who are Marxists and therefore want to hurt our national security, damage our economy, and benefit China and Russia.
I guess there's one we could have done that would have told the whole story, and it will go down in history.
It's maybe one of our darkest hours.
And as soon as we take a break, we will come back and we will take you right through it and then give you our conclusion.
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Welcome back to Rudy's Common Sense, and as I said, we're now going to get to... I would imagine the one that will live in history the most, and live in history with really a very, very, very dark day in American Policy, American loyalty, American decency.
And I'm talking about the end of a situation that is fraught with mistake after mistake costing lives.
And I'm talking about leaving the people behind in Afghanistan and lying about it.
If you expect, particularly with a volunteer army, young men and women to volunteer, to be the special ones who put their lives on the line so that you and I can stay home this Christmas and celebrate it with our family, with a reasonable degree of security.
You have to expect to support them.
There are certain things that are basic.
They should know that if, God forbid, anything happens to them, their families will be cared for by a grateful nation.
They should know that if they get into difficulties that we will go to the ends of the earth to rescue them.
In a Democrat administration, that is not true.
I don't care how you want to Fictionalized Benghazi, but we just let them get killed.
We didn't do what we could do either before with all the warnings or at the time when we could have dispatched everything.
I'm not saying that would have worked actually, but we sure didn't make our best effort because we didn't want to emphasize it for political reasons.
Well, Afghanistan is Afghanistan would qualify Joe Biden for one of the worst presidents in American history.
He promised that he would leave no American behind.
There are still Americans there.
And they're not getting out.
But let's go back to the beginning of this.
Biden and Trump disagreed on most things.
They agreed on a few things.
But they did agree that we should withdraw from Afghanistan, that the war was too long and it was not producing what it should be at this point.
Many disagreed with that.
Many disagreed with complete withdrawal.
I did.
And thought the withdrawal should have left some degree of American troops behind Because there are American interests there, and to protect American interests, and I surely never even thought in a million years that we would give up the Bagram Air Base.
Remember, the Bagram Air Base, which we've talked about a lot on this podcast and shown you the map of, which we'll show you again, is 400 miles from China and 500 miles from Iran and not too much further from Russia.
Could you pick a more strategic spot?
No.
So, Trump agreed to withdraw, set a date, and set terms and conditions which had to do with bolstering the army And making sure that there was an infrastructure in place that would, if not totally prevent, hold off for some period of time the ability of the Taliban and their allied and enemy terrorist groups from taking over the country.
Biden changed the date.
Biden said in his defense, oh, Trump planned this, I couldn't change it.
Lie number one.
He did change it.
He changed it to September 11, because he wanted to give a speech on September 11 that America's longest war was over, once again showing you how stupid he is, because the people who wanted that war were the people who lost loved ones on September 11, all of which emanated from Afghanistan.
And now he was going to put Afghanistan in exactly the position they were in when they came to my city and killed our innocent people.
He also didn't live up to the terms.
He didn't care if Afghanistan made any of the changes or not.
He didn't bother to look.
He ignored the intelligence that the Taliban had become very strong and were taking city after city and seemed to have increased their potency.
When it came down to making the decision, he overruled his generals.
And he lied about that to the American people.
Oh, we haven't even gotten to the real disgraces yet.
And then he made the decision which, I don't know, it might qualify as the dumbest decision ever made by an American president and an administration.
He decided to take out the troops before the civilians, without having the foggiest idea how many civilians were there.
I have to imagine, and if not, then we are in serious difficulties, that when he made the decision to take out the troops before the civilians, somebody objected.
This isn't — we're not — right now we're not getting into any of this political stuff, you know, Marxism or David — we're just getting into — here we are dealing with plain common sense.
We withdrew from the Bagram airbase before the civilians were taken out.
First of all, that was outrageous.
That would have been a perfect place.
To control the flight so that our brave Americans and hundreds of Afghans who helped us wouldn't have been slaughtered.
The slaughter happening really because of Biden's administration's incompetence.
He had those people killed.
But go beyond everything now.
Go beyond Afghanistan.
We're finishing Afghanistan.
We've had enough.
No more Afghanistan.
Too long a war.
Oh, but wait a second.
Let's look at the map here.
Wow.
We got an airbase...
400 miles from China.
See, I know in my mind it would have kind of like reminded me. I'm, you know, Joe's age, one year younger or two years
younger, but all my brain cells are working.
I would have thought of like, just think of how much Khrushchev wanted that, how much Khrushchev wanted those bombs 90 miles from Miami.
And just think of the protection those two big oceans, the Atlantic and the Pacific, have given us all these years.
And think of the dangerous position Israel is in with Iron Dome, which we gave to them, and I've seen operate, because you've got about five minutes to make a decision.
So, proximity is an enormous strategic advantage In the kind of warfare, and we're even in a situation if we know what we're doing, and I don't know if we do, that the Chinese are getting an advantage on us in developing aircraft that can fly further from the shore into the ocean to reach our aircraft carriers and bomb them.
And our Navy planes are limited in the distance they can fly and might not be able to reach the places they have to bomb.
Which means until we develop those planes, we have to rely on land-based planes, which means from an airport like Bagram.
And it's too damn compromising for the press not to have covered and not be proven to be crooked and dishonest.
What are the others that we can do very, very quickly?
One that's very, very prescient, I mean, very, very current right now is the entire hysterical approach to the CTP virus.
This deserves treatment all on its own.
And what I intend to do in the new year is a panel discussion with people who really know what they're talking about.
But every time we hear the word COVID or CCP, he walks around with his mask on.
He walks around, he doesn't know where he is.
He does stupid things like he keeps his mask on behind stage.
He comes out, he takes the mask off, and he kisses somebody.
How do they expect us to trust them when they don't do two things?
They don't tell us the effectiveness of natural immunity.
How many people are naturally immune?
Well, we can determine that.
How many have had CCP virus?
How many have had their antibodies checked?
We do know from studies outside the United States that don't have some of the corrupt pharmaceutical companies that we have.
That natural immunity is anywhere from 16 to 30 times more effective than any of the vaccines.
And we do know that the vaccines, although they may be effective in preventing death, really are not terribly effective in preventing the illness.
The number of people who are naturally immune, and why do they have to take vaccines?
Could it be the money?
Could it be if you left 40 to 80 million people off the hook?
It'd be a real blow to the guys and the companies that are becoming monstrously rich.
Could money have affected Fauci, like Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
says in his book about Fauci, that the Democrats don't want you to read?
It's Christmastime.
It's New Year's.
I don't want to be the harbinger of doom and gloom, We're probably in a more dangerous position than we've ever been because we have two very, very smart, cunning, and amoral enemies.
And then we have two that have elements of insanity.
Iran and, to a lesser extent, North Korea.
And we have a president who Makes decisions that don't benefit the U.S., benefit our enemies, damage national security, damage our economy, seems to follow a market playbook, and most often lack common sense.
We've got to do everything we can in the next year to control those decisions.
We've got to do everything we can to get this message to the American people so we get control to the extent that we can over him in 2022.
And we sure as hell have got to get him out of office with a president who does just the opposite.
I mean, it's simple how to fix it.
When I took over for David Dinkins, they said, how are you going to fix it?
I said, totally—I'll do everything totally different than the Democrats have done for 30 years, and it'll all change.
And it did.
The same thing that should be done in Chicago right now.
And I never even mentioned the crime problem that he's ignoring that is an epidemic in this country.
But there'll be time for that.
We'll be back with you later this week with a very different kind of presentation which will be about the importance of the birth of Jesus Christ.
Thank you very much.
Pray for this country.
Also say a prayer of thanksgiving that you are in America.
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