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Sept. 27, 2023 - Rudy Giuliani
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America's Mayor Live (E243): Reviewing the Wisconsin Report on the 2020 Election
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Good evening, this is Rudy Giuliani coming to you with my favorite show, or tied for favorite show, America's Mayor Live.
The other shows are The Rudy Giuliani Show on three to four on wabcradio.com.
And Uncovering the Truth, that very special show every Sunday with Dr. Giuliani.
She's a genius.
She's not here, I can say that.
She would get embarrassed if I did.
I am in, uh, outskirts of Washington, D.C.
Huh?
I'm in the outskirts of Washington, D.C.
When the FBI was, uh, sneaky, uh, you know, going after my, uh, spying on my iCloud account, who knows what they'd be looking at me and stuff like that.
Did you know that?
Did you know the FBI spied on my iCloud account roughly from the day that I began representing Donald J. Trump?
And they pretty much stopped two and a half years later when I stopped doing it.
And no bar association in America seems to have any trouble with that.
They have trouble with me, but they have no trouble with that.
Does this trouble anybody?
I mean, they had no interest in me before.
Well, I'm not going to say they had no interest in me, but they didn't have that kind of interest.
Plus, I've never seen the affidavit that they used to justify such a massive intrusion into my privacy, not only as an individual citizen, but as a lawyer.
And there surely have to be some questions because they probably got nothing from it because otherwise they wouldn't have then gone and gotten two more warrants to raid and search my house and my law office.
Now does that trouble you that they raided my law office since I also had other clients In addition to, at that time, President Trump.
And what the hell?
I mean, nobody cared about their rights.
Certainly not the Justice Department.
Certainly not under this lawless Attorney General.
But again, the Bar Association seemed to have had no trouble with that either.
A lawyer's office?
Going after a guy the day he becomes a lawyer for somebody you don't like doesn't say something more troubling than even the investigation itself, maybe deeper in terms of erosion, destruction of sacred constitutional rights.
They are sacred, aren't they?
It doesn't seem that way.
In Democrat America, huh?
Modern Democrat America.
But neither affidavit have I ever seen.
Gotta be something a little strange about the affidavits because a year and a half to two years after the second affidavits for the law office and my home, they wrote a report to the To the grand jury in the Southern District of New York, which said there wasn't any probable cause to justify any continuation of the investigation or, or indictment of me.
Now, probable cause is the basis for a, for, for, for a warrant.
So somehow they had probable cause in 2019 or whenever it was and they had probable cause
when they barged into my apartment and all of it but it just disappeared.
Sort of went the way of Russian collusion.
Remember that?
Or Russian pawn.
That's me.
I was a Russian pawn.
I think they'd at least make me a knight.
Right?
Like a Russian knight or something.
I mean, after all, I was an honorary... I am an honorary knight.
Commander of the British Empire.
I mean, I don't throw that around much.
Doesn't do any good with speeding tickets and stuff.
You know, you can't say to a police officer, I'm a knight commander of the British Empire.
He'll probably put you in jail for bribery or undue influence or something like that, and he probably should.
I don't know if it would work in Great Britain.
What do you think?
Nah, you shouldn't do stuff like that.
Sorry I'm being a little sarcastic, but I feel sarcastic.
Now, why do I feel sarcastic today?
You know we're going to spend a little time on The election and I'm going to talk to you a bit about Wisconsin and Ted's going to talk to you a bit about Michigan and then the two of us will engage in a conversation as we get ready for the for the.
How can it be a Republican debate when the guy that's got all the votes isn't there?
I don't know.
It's going to be a debate between the Republican candidates who have no votes.
This single-digit debate.
This is going to be a debate in which there are going to be seven or eight candidates.
I am not sure if any of them is in double digits, meaning like 10% or better.
So this is really interesting.
This would be like, I don't know in your house if it was true of your big family, where they put the children at a special table.
You know, like all the grown-ups would be at one table, and the children would be at another table.
So all the four and five percenters, six percenters, will be at one table, and Donald Trump will be sitting there all by himself, probably hanging around with, like, the warriors who got indicted with him and stuff like that, planning, like, an overthrow of the government.
Without insurrection, without anyone being armed, and without a spontaneous insurrection.
Well, we will get into the debate also, which is being watched by 14 people on Fox.
The rest of the people are watching us.
Ted, is Trump doing anything to upstage them tonight?
Like just whistling or something?
Yeah.
One hour of whistling by Donald Trump?
That's quite something, right?
And of course, Fox all day, Mayor, they've been teasing this debate.
the single-digit debate. Ted is Trump doing anything to upstage them tonight?
Like just whistling or something? Yeah. One hour of whistling by Donald Trump?
That's quite something, right? And of course, Fox all day, Mayor, they've been...
Oh, this, this...
I don't even know if they've covered Trump in Detroit.
Well, you know, they have actually, they're working hard to try to get at least one of the people into double digits.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Even the ones that had jumped up in the double digits have fallen back in the single digits.
I am not being, I'm going to say something really provocative.
I think it's quite possible that one of the people on that stage tonight will eventually be president of the United States.
Maybe two.
I mean, these are qualified people, I'm not saying that.
I'm just saying the truth, which is it's a single-digit debate.
They don't have any support.
It is clear the will of the Republican electorate, if you're an honest reporter of events, I don't mean reporter by profession, I mean reporter of events, You'd have to say that the overwhelming number of Republicans support the nomination of Donald J. Trump, and that it's a fringe group that are on the other side, and the fringe group is divided among all these candidates who have a very, very small vote, and they're all going to do debate tonight.
And it's distracting, interesting, because they will probe the issues.
And hopefully hit some of them pretty, pretty hard.
And also give us a sense of the future of, in my case, my party, you know, the Republican Party.
So I am rather lighthearted tonight because I find it amazing that in within a week's time, I've been accused of two things I didn't do.
At all.
Not even, sometimes you're acute, people lie about you, right?
And there's some kind of truth attached to it.
And it's been either deliberately embellished or deliberately changed.
Even a negative may be turned into a positive or vice versa.
Things you didn't say are attributed to you at an event you were actually at.
I have had two serious allegations made against me in the last ten days, repeated on all the communist networks over and over again with great glee, that I find in some ways almost funny, although it's very sad because it shows the breakdown of our system of justice and our ability even to communicate.
I am accused by the son of the President of the United States Who is a lifetime degenerate drug addict, and when questioned couldn't even remember if he left his computer with John Mac Isaac.
And doesn't seem to know that he's missing a computer, which means he's either lying or completely out of it.
But he accuses me in his lawsuit of, and along with my lawyer, Robert Costello, of hacking his alleged computer.
Not his computer.
Not his unequivocally, you know, existing or once existing computer, but his alleged computer.
I do not know what an alleged computer is.
An alleged computer is a computer that may or may not exist.
I guess I could answer it by saying I may or may not have hacked it, but since I don't know how to hack, I can answer it unequivocally.
You're lying because I don't know.
I never hacked anything.
I think it's illegal.
Maybe some forms of it aren't.
I don't know.
Awful lot of people do it.
I have an idea of what it is.
You steal things off somebody's computer.
But how you go about it, I don't know how to do it and would rather not learn.
Hunter Biden, degenerate drug addict, son of the president, stuff the complaint up your, you know what?
Now, I got to figure out what to do with this complaint, which we'll discuss in a minute.
I'm going to give you the varying tactics that you want one could employ with this completely frivolous.
A complaint about something I didn't do.
The other one is the lawsuit by the woman who says that I groped her at the January 6th speech.
As far as I can tell, I did it in a tent or enclosure.
Where people went in to get out of the sub-zero degree freezing temperature.
So all I can tell you about that is, I didn't.
There are sufficient witnesses so that I can prove the negative, which is hard to do.
And meaning that it was a very, very... It was a day in which I was in the company of numerous people, both that I brought with me and that attached to me when I got there.
First of all, I had somewhat increased security, with my usual security enhanced by the presence of former police commissioner Bernard Carrick, who was not only Doing my security, he was the chief investigator really for the president with regard to the election, the election investigation.
But that day he was quite concerned about my safety.
Of course, the president had the Secret Service protecting him.
When I look back on it, I wonder how good their protection was since a threat had been made on the president's life a day or two before about which they have never done anything.
And that was by Sullivan, John Sullivan, who sent out a tweet saying that the Antifa people should come to Washington and take Trump out on January 6th.
Now, you say, well, that could mean a lot of things.
It's true.
It could.
And it might not have been a death threat.
But the law and the practice of the Secret Service is to interpret anything that can be interpreted as a death threat, at least in the first instance as a death threat, to arrest the person and find out what the hell did you mean by that.
In this case, Mr. Sullivan was not arrested for that.
Uh, even though, uh, he was, um, under indictment, I believe at the time, or had already been arrested for and charged with inciting a riot at which, uh, a human being was shot and killed, uh, a riot.
He had the opportunity to photograph as he then eventually did with, uh, January 6th.
But that was a clear threat on the president unaddressed by the secret service.
So.
So suffice it to say, without giving away too much about our case, which my lawyers would not like, there is a person or persons independent of me, who had eyes on me consistently during the day, who will say that nothing remotely similar to that happened.
And then there's finally the great defense that I've used at trial and seen used successfully of impossibility.
According to this witness, not only did I put my hands down her top, but I put my hands up her coat and dress, which means in front of significant number of people, I would have to have bent all the way over and put my hands all the way up her coat and dress in front of numerous people, including my partner, Dr. Ryan, her son, five or six members of my staff, and numerous other people who were crowding around me seeking to take a picture with me.
There are people who like me, by the way.
Not too many, but there are.
And I am, and I think Ted would attest to this, I am not, I'm not one of those people that's annoyed if you want to take a picture with me.
In fact, I'm kind of flattered if you do.
No you're just very realistic and you've told me I'm not all right I won't give the full explanation but you've told me mayor and it makes so much sense you you go out of your way to make sure you take the picture unless you're like we're rushing into the station but even then you'll you'll usually like you know we gotta go oh okay come on make it quick make it quick you go out of your way to take these pictures and you've told me these people put me in office some of them uh but you know these are the people that elected me into office I never understood the people who are annoyed about wanting their autograph or want their picture.
Particularly those who are in the public eye or who, in some way, financially or emotionally, profit from their celebrity.
Well, okay, you owe that then.
And if you don't want to do it, don't be a celebrity and don't be known publicly and go sit in your house all day.
Well, and I've asked you this before.
I'm curious.
I want to hear this again.
You want the real reason?
No, I want to get to... It always comes down to a traumatic experience as a child.
Well, I was going to ask you, why do people... It's in my book, so this is not a big giveaway.
No, no, but you had a good answer before.
It's a one word answer.
Why do people who don't seem to like other people... Mickey Mantle turned down my autograph when I was 12 years old.
With my friends, we were outside of Yankee Stadium with the Yankee game.
We had our little scorecards.
You know, in those days, you used to keep score.
It was folded over, sort of like that.
And we were waiting there outside of Yankee Stadium where the players used to come out and walk over to their cars.
Players used to drive themselves to work in those days.
Some of them even used to take the subway.
No!
Bill Hodges used to take a trolley car!
No!
He used to take a trolley car in Brooklyn!
So we're over there, there's three of my friends, and we go up, and Mickey is the first one out, which was unusual.
Mickey was not always the first one out, and Mickey usually came out in the company of... Mickey was very popular with the other ballplayers, with his friends like Billy Martin, and Hank Bauer, and Yogi, and all of a sudden, Mickey's coming out all by himself, looking angry, and literally, he...
He didn't hurt us or anything.
He pushed us away to rush to his car.
Oh, my goodness.
I mean, if we could... If we weren't boys who like to act tough, we'd have cried our eyes out.
Right behind him was... These two I remember for sure.
Yogi.
Bill... Bill Skowron, who was the Yankee first baseman at the time.
I think Phil Rizzuto was with them, but at the time he was an announcer, not a player.
And they saw it, and they came over to us, and they said, Something like Mickey's having a bad day or something very sympathetic about him kind of indicated that Mickey was having a problem.
Not a bad day on the ball field, but he's having, you know, something.
And then they gave us autographs and kind of spent extra time with us.
I have to say, I think Yogi was already my hero then, but he's my favorite, favorite Yankee.
And I always favored the number eight for that reason.
And you were a catcher?
And I think, well, partially because I was a catcher too, yes.
But from then on, I always remembered that, like, you know, in my case, I love Mickey anyway, but I think, well, that's my only, my only confrontation with this man in my life is going to be this.
And this is what I'm going to remember of him.
Now, it is true, I got to know Mickey before he died and I had events at Gracie Mansion to raise money for his charity and
got to know a very very nice man who had a very tough life and
But but it but it became like a I don't want somebody some 12 year old to feel that way about me
so I take odds I do autographs for that reason and so I
Don't act and I don't put my hands on women who don't Who
Well, I don't put my hands on women unless It's somebody I'm involved involved with and or somebody
who's a relative or somebody who wants me to do it And done in a perfectly gentlemanly and a nice way
Whether you like it or not, you Democrat bums, I'm a gentleman.
Well, you live by that lesson you learned through Mickey Mantle, right?
I mean, today, you're world famous.
I also learned through the lesson my father taught me, which is, if you ever touch a woman, I'll beat the living daylights out of you.
And you're not a man.
My father taught me how to box.
And when he did it, he said, I'm teaching you how to do something.
And the two things that you better not do with this, otherwise you're going to have to box with me.
Which was like the great fear of my life.
And he said, you better not ever bully people.
If you do, the gloves come off between you and me.
And number two, you better not touch a woman.
Then, not only do the gloves come off with me, I will not consider you a man.
And he repeated that several times, or when we would hear incidents of men doing something like that, his reaction was quite stern.
On the basis of your manhood, that it was a sign of what kind of a man you were, which I always then interpret.
My father grew up, you know, in Harlem and he had a tough life and he was a tough guy.
But my father was a gentleman.
Hell doors for women and always used to talk about how you have to respect women.
And he built that into me.
If I did something like that, I would feel my father would, I would disappoint my father who's been dead for some time.
So in that sense it hurts me, but I realize in the world that I'm in now that so many lies have been told about me to spend too much time on them is extraordinarily wasteful and not very useful.
So let's get to the Hunter Biden lawsuit.
Bob and I did not hack it.
It was what we said happened actually did happen.
We actually do tell the truth.
We're Republicans after all, not Democrats.
And we got it from John Mac Isaacs, who had a contract signed by Hunter Biden saying after a certain period of time, it became his.
That period of time had run out.
It was clearly his.
He had turned it over to the FBI.
We did nothing to change it, alter it.
We couldn't.
We did not have the original.
Um, when they say we edited it, we edited it because you can't play the whole thing at once, right?
So if I play a two minute excerpt from it, am I, am I distorting it?
No, I'm playing you that part of it.
It's, you know, it's online.
You can go look at the rest of it for yourself and figure out if I'm messing around with it, which I'm not.
It's pathetic.
It's pathetic.
Instead of these people being in jail already, they're playing these little games, and it leaves a major crook in the White House.
So, on that lawsuit, we've got to decide whether we move to... It's brought in California also.
It says I go to California frequently.
I do not go to California frequently.
I do go to California.
I don't think I've been to California in a year.
I think over the last four years I've probably been there three or four times.
And none of the activities involved here involve California, so I don't know why it was brought in California.
But in any event, that's where it was.
It was brought as a diversity case.
That makes all kinds of allegations, and it's very, very incoherent in terms of the way... It was obviously not written by a high-quality lawyer.
Sorry.
I don't mean to insult you, but you're really not a very good lawyer.
You really should try to find something else to do.
And by the way, if anybody knows this lawyer, you really shouldn't pay him.
It just isn't, it just isn't, you read it, it's not, it's not well written and it's stupid.
It says alleged computer.
Well, it either is a computer or it isn't.
I don't know.
I think the case could probably go out on lack of standing.
It could go out on about five other things.
I kind of like it because I would get a chance to take his deposition and I'll do it myself.
I used to be pretty good at this.
You know, I once got a congressman to break down on the witness stand and confess.
Many people can do that.
We're sharing that New York Times article.
The New York Times wrote about that moment.
Yeah, I'd like to read.
That was the beginning of my career.
My first time on the front page of the New York Times.
Maybe the last time is if I get one of the Bidens to break down and confess.
What do you think?
What do you think, like, mano a mano?
I don't think Joe would understand enough of what's going on to cry.
Oh, he'd probably think I was like Corn Pop.
Hey!
Joe.
Listen here.
Fat.
Joe.
Joe.
I'm no Corn Pop, Joe.
If there ever really was a Corn Pop.
I am not Corn Pop.
And who knows what really happened between you and Corn Pop.
You lie about everything.
We're supposed to believe you beat this guy up?
I don't know.
Last time you told the truth.
I think with never.
So, we might want to keep the Don thing going so I can take his deposition and see what he does, see what he says, get some answers.
Hmm.
Then there's the lady's lawsuit, and that will... Less said about the better.
We'll just take care of that legally.
We'll take care of that legally.
So we're going to take a short break to talk about really a great institution, a great organization, Tunnel to Towers.
And when we come back, we'll spend a little time on, I thought we would talk about Wisconsin with a couple of examples that show you that the people who have concerns and either Either hold the view that there were large irregularities and frauds in the election of 2020 or that it went so far as to affect the result.
I'm not irrational that they have a basis for this.
You may agree with it or disagree with it, but they're not making it up.
There are many, many facts that would allow you to make that argument or have that belief.
And you are entitled to not have it, but you certainly should be able to have it without being prosecuted, persecuted, and destroyed.
We'll be back in a moment.
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You can go to Steve, Steve Bannon on Getter.
Man, he gets a, he gets a... Steve, uh...
Bannon.
We were talking about if you don't want to watch Fox, you can obviously go to Newsmax or OAM, but you can also go to the... What do we call online, Ted?
Is that what we are?
We are, uh, we live stream.
We're live streamers.
We stream.
Steve Bannon also live streams his program.
Glenn Beck?
Glenn Beck, I believe it's live.
He's a podcaster, live streamer.
But he also has a live- Is it live, or does he put it- No, he's- Blaze TV, that's kind of- He does a live- Internet stream.
He does a live thing, and then it remains on like a podcast, like we do.
That's right.
So we live stream, but then the minute this show ends, we become a podcast.
We just automatically become a podcast.
And then we double our audience or triple it.
It's quite something.
Oh, I know.
It's really interesting to see, you know, you end, you see the number, and then a day later, it's two to three times.
Because look, people are busy.
And they also rearrange their life the way they like.
I mean, suppose we're on between eight and nine.
By the way, it's going to change next week.
Next week, we're going to try seven to eight.
With a little slip over into the eight o'clock hour, because we intend to put a special show there a couple weeks later.
So we're doing a little experiment.
And so we'll keep, you know, warning you of that.
We'll be on seven day, but suppose between seven to eight, there are three things you like.
Well, I mean, you can, you can record it on your TV if you have a TV.
Or in many cases like us or Bannon or Glenn Beck, it remains there as a podcast and you can go watch it 11 o'clock tonight, 12 o'clock tonight, or you can listen to it when you're in the car as an audio podcast.
A lot of people do that too.
I think it's fascinating the way the whole audience is kind of changing.
So we were going to talk about Wisconsin.
The best way to approach Wisconsin is to realize that Wisconsin is a special state.
Well, of course, every state is special, but Wisconsin is a special state in the sense that they have much stricter rules.
about absentee balloting than other states.
You'd almost say, as a matter of policy, and I think this is fair, historically, Wisconsin disfavors absentee balloting.
They don't like it and they distrust it.
So they have much stricter rules than even the strict rules that surround absentee balloting in most states.
Now why are there these strict rules about absentee balloting?
Because until the Democrats, you know, lied and did all their propaganda and something, absentee ballots, mail-in ballots were always very much just trusted.
They were seen as too easily manipulated, too easily used for false voting by people who didn't vote with then registrations attached from people who didn't vote.
And since, you know, in any election, half the people don't vote.
There are a lot of registrations out there that if you can figure out who those people are, you can make up a vote.
And attach it to that registration if you have sufficient control of the election board.
And you're in a crooked city.
Oh, let's say, what's a crooked city, Ted?
Let's think of a crooked city.
Just off the top of your head.
In what?
Oh, Detroit?
Oh, there's a good old crooked city.
Philadelphia?
Philadelphia?
Philadelphia would be a game.
Philadelphia.
What are you going to come to?
Milwaukee.
All right.
I come back with Atlanta.
Las Vegas, baby.
Unneeded and not necessary in this election.
Chicago and New York, let's not leave them out.
Los Angeles, can't leave LA out.
St.
Louis.
Oh my goodness, I mean, come on, we're not done.
Baltimore!
That doesn't count.
Baltimore's still a city.
We've got some stories about Baltimore.
We'll save those for another time.
But in any event, We're going to take a look at Wisconsin for a moment.
So after the election, a very, very distinguished judge named Judge Gableman was asked to do a was made a special counsel and he was asked to do a report on the election.
Judge Gableman up until this moment had pretty much a A squeaky clean reputation as a very, very fine judge and honest man.
I have no reason to believe he didn't go about this with the attempt to try to find out the truth.
And of course, the lefties did everything they could to destroy his reputation when he came back with a report that showed you about five different ways in which this election could have been stolen.
Which, of course, you're not allowed to say.
When you apply the word progressive to a modern Democrat, it's like saying that dementia is progressive.
Did you ever think of that?
Dementia is progressive in that every day you lose more and more brain cells, to the point where you lose them all and you can't talk anymore.
So the Democrats are progressive in the sense that every day they take rights away from you.
To the point that ultimately we become the great Obama, Klaus Schwab, Biden dream of one world, no America, no American nationality.
No, no, no.
Soros doesn't like American nationalism.
So, you know, since he pays the bills, we can't have that.
So, That's, I mean, that's basically their trajectory.
So what he found in his first, this is just his first report.
We'll go over his second report, a little excerpt from it tomorrow.
But in his first report, he found that numerous, numerous votes have been counted where nobody kept the, nobody kept the, application which would render them void under Wisconsin law.
Eventually, the Supreme Court of Wisconsin voted 4 to 3 that they still should be counted.
But think about this.
Three judges did agree with the Trump position, which kind of tells you it's not irrational, huh?
The judges strongly agreed with it.
And by the way, a year later, that became the correct legal interpretation, if I'm not mistaken.
And he also found a real anomaly that affected the election quite dramatically.
It's a teeny bit complicated.
I'll try to wrap it a bit.
And here's what he writes.
In its waning days of 2015, the Government Accountability Board was confronted with 28,906 voters whose information about their name and address as reported to the Department of Motor Vehicles was inconsistent with information for the same voter in the voter registration database.
The DAB dismissed those concerns.
However, as of 2021, those same numbers not only continue to exist and have never been adequately explained or reconciled, but increased substantially in number.
So these were these were voters who and applications that could be used for That's just one example.
that were cast by others. And the allegation is that a number of them were and that was never
investigated. Now the number there is a number that would be enough to impact the election,
28,906 votes. That's just one example. That's just one example of
fraud, irregularities in the election that certainly made the number that was reported to
the federal government inaccurate.
It also says that the safeguards mandated for the protection of honest absentee ballots were ignored by the voting commissioners.
Illegal mass self-certification of individuals as indefinitely confined under the statute happened regularly.
Presented to the Wisconsin Supreme Court, again, the majority ducked a ruling on the merits,
prompting then Chief Justice Roggensack to note that it appears the court, quote,
cannot be bothered with addressing what the statutes require to assure absentee ballots are
lawfully cast.
Can we read that one more time by the judge?
This is a judge of the Wisconsin Supreme Court who rejected Trump's challenge to the legitimacy
of the vote in Wisconsin.
I believe he rejected it.
Chief Justice Roggensack says the following, it appears the court cannot, quote,
here's the quote, cannot be bothered with addressing what the statutes will require to assure absentee ballots
are lawfully cast.
Isn't that what a court is for?
Doesn't a court exist to be bothered with what the statutes require to assure that absentee ballots are lawfully cast?
Doesn't that show, doesn't that bear out what we have said throughout, that there was something seriously wrong with the way the courts handled this?
I mean, the judge says it.
The court cannot be bothered with addressing what the statutes require.
Well, then they're not courts anymore.
They're rogue courts.
Courts are supposed to address what the statutes require.
So when you look at this, you also have a number of proven situations where elderly people were voted for, shown how to vote, There's a whole section here called Exploitation of Elders.
This is something you should get and read when people attack the President, President Trump, for making his claim that he believes the election was stolen, which has a big bearing on the cases against him because if he did believe that, right or wrong, then the criminal cases against him need to be dismissed.
There's a basis for him believing it with regard to Wisconsin.
There's also a basis, if you bother to look at the movie 2000 Mules, where they do a precise class calculation of the number of illegal ballots that they were able to discover, which is well in excess of the margin between Biden and Trump.
And we will also have reference to that later on as we move ahead.
Now, I always like to give you a few things that others don't tell you.
So let me see.
I have them right over here.
That's why I'm looking over there.
that don't think I'm not paying attention to you.
So, I guess I shouldn't even bring this up, but.
Ted, is there a rule?
I'm thinking about the Biden dog commander, and I love dogs, and some lady on television last night must have been on Newsmax, because I said I don't watch Fox, or maybe an OAN.
No, the name of the dog is Commander, like the team.
This dog has bitten 11 people.
Is there a rule?
Like, if I had a dog, and I did, I had a dog, Goalie, and my dog bit 11 people over the course of like three or four years, right?
Yeah.
What would happen?
Would they take the dog from me?
I mean, I'm the lawyer.
I should know the law, but I never did dog law.
I'm sorry that I don't know this.
Yeah, come on, Mayor. You've been handling a few different things other than dog bites in the neighborhood.
I'm sorry that I don't know this.
Well, growing up, you just... I remember...
I do feel that if a dog bites a person, often it's taken away.
Right?
And I don't want to know what happens then.
In Commander's case, maybe...
Especially if she's a service agent.
That's a lot.
And this isn't like some private property where it's, you know, just keeping people off private property.
This is the White House.
family. I just don't understand how a dog gets to 11 bites.
That's a lot. I think the last one was also a secret service. And this isn't like some private
property where it's you know just keeping people off private property. This is the White House. This
is the people's house. What does it Why don't we blame the dog?
Oh yeah, I don't blame the dog.
I mean, the dog is probably one of the weirdest families in America.
Yeah.
Yeah, oh, I don't blame the dog.
You've seen the pictures of Hunter sitting in the closet with no clothes on with the smoke all around.
Maybe the dog is... It's like a couple of dogs have died of fentanyl.
You know that?
Oh no.
Particularly little ones.
Well, you don't like hearing that.
Well, look at little Stanley.
Oh gosh.
That's my daughter's dog.
She's this little thing.
Imagine if he just took a little fentanyl, just a little tiny, about this big.
Dogs have died, like, there'll be traces of fentanyl left on the streets in a place like San Francisco or whatever.
Some dogs have either died or gotten seriously attached to it.
I mean, New York City is fentanyl central.
And we are a pot.
We are proud to be a pot city.
Because the mayor believes that that is our salvation from economic ruin.
That Mayor Adams, who has a very strange way of analyzing things, has often said that the future for New York, we no longer are the financial capital, there are more financial resources in Texas than in New York now, as Governor Abbott made very, very clear on my radio station today.
But we're going to be saved by gambling, by all the taxes we're going to collect by gambling.
The way New Jersey, for example, was saved by gambling, Adams, dope.
And by the way, to be saved by gambling, lots of people have to gamble.
Now, is that good?
Is that a good direction for your city and state?
Like encourage lots of people to gamble so you can make money?
How about this?
You want to make money from the legal use of pot.
In order to do that, lots of people have to use pot.
Increasing numbers of people have to use pot.
In fact, it would be in the interest of the city to advertise pot and encourage you to use pot so we can make more money.
Do you find something perverse about that?
When you see the reports now coming out that happy, stupid liberals who got you all to think that it was perfectly okay to smoke marijuana and take marijuana, that it harms your brain?
That it may have something to do with the increased number of suicides with young people?
That it does actual specific damage to parts of the brain, particularly the younger you are?
And this all suppressed while we went about making the use of marijuana desirable to such an extent that the mayor a year or so or two ago predicted that this would be the economic salvation of New York.
It would only be the economic salvation of New York if many millions of people used it and paid money for it.
In fact, the more who use it, the better.
From the city's point of view, collecting money.
But what do we say about the people?
It's got the better results for them.
Is it a better result for society to have more people using pot or less?
You see what I'm saying about the perverse objectives of these idiots who you end up voting for who are Democrats?
I don't know what's happened to them.
I used to be one.
Long time ago, way back when you voted just by paper, I think.
And then this guy came along in the Republican Party called Abraham Lincoln, and I became a Republican.
I'm old.
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Now, you don't get enough of them because, you know, our life is so mixed up today, or many of us, so full that we don't have the planned meals that our parents and grandparents used to have.
So if you take, if you take balance of nature fruits and balance of nature veggies, if you take, I would say bear, you really should take Two to three to four of the of the of the veggies a day to two to three or four of the fruits per day.
So I had so this would be six for me today.
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Because around Christmas time, we're going to have some fun with them.
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I don't have it on Friday.
I'll have, I'll have a, I think on Friday, maybe Monday.
We're not sure.
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in the interesting place called Ronkonkoma.
People can't pronounce that.
I can't pronounce that.
My grandmother, who was born in Italy, both my grandmothers were born in Italy, both of them spoke perfect English, by the way.
I'm not even sure they could remember Italian, but she could never get Ronkonkoma right.
And my cousins and I used to find it so much fun.
She would say, coming out here, we would say, Grandma, what lake do we pass coming out here?
And she'd say, Konkonkimo.
I mean, she would make up this big long word that's even harder to say than Ronkonkoma, but she wouldn't say it right.
You'd say, Grandma, it's Ronkonkoma, not Konkonkimo.
I said, it's an Indian name.
It's Ronkonkimo.
Okay, Nanny, that's good.
Mayor, you went out of your way, I bet, to get her to say it.
Not just me, all my cousins.
My cousins were all wise guys, the males and the females.
We had so much fun together.
I had no brothers or sisters, so my cousins substituted, as my brothers and sisters, some of whom are still, thank God, alive.
Love them dearly.
Love being with them.
Love seeing them.
They're wonderful people.
Just wonderful people.
And I gotta tell you, they helped me get elected.
They were all part of my campaign.
It was like a big family event.
And there's a few Rudys in the bunch.
really confusing. I could send Rudy Giuliani- I've met a few! Two or three times to give-
one of them was a hero in the Navy and a hero in the police department with three decorations in
the police department and two in the Navy. His son was a very, very well-regarded principal of a
special high school.
In the old days, they called them reform schools.
He'd get really angry at me if I called it reform school.
That's like a backward way to describe it.
It's dangerous, but... Big guy.
His father was big.
He's big.
You know, he's kind of like... He intimidates without being intimidating, and he's the sweetest guy you'd ever meet.
But he's a big guy.
And...
So we'll be out at Lake Ronkonkoma.
And you want to give them the details, Ted?
You can get there at 2.30 when the fun and festivities begin.
We're probably going to get there around noon or 1 and set up for our radio show.
Because whenever we go to the America First Warehouse, we do our radio show from there.
And then we do America's Mayor Live, which we're going to do a special.
It'll run from 7 to 9.
The 7 to 8 will be kind of loose.
We'll have to put people on and stuff like that.
The 8 to 9 will be our usual show.
And then next week, we're going to start our experiment at 7 o'clock with America's Mayor Live.
Then a little carryover into the 8 o'clock hour.
Eventually, we'll become America's Mayor Confidential.
We're putting that together right now, and we'll have more on that maybe before the end of the week.
Well, of course, Mayor, now, we may not be watching.
Some of our audience may be watching.
We're minutes away from the start.
I'm looking over at the TV, and some of my good friends, like Larry Kudlow, what a fine man.
Good man.
But on that horrible station.
And they're getting there only 53 seconds away from the single digit debate.
This is to see this debate is to see if at the end, somebody can get to 10%.
My guess is that our friend Vivek will get there first.
What do you say, Ted?
With you, we may be a little biased.
Of course, we know of Vivek, and he's been very good to us, very good to the mayor.
But it's debate night in America, and it's interesting because They're the only ones covering it.
Nobody else covers it.
They're the only ones covering it.
over the show and stuff and that really never really you haven't stressed that
at all today right with everything else going on everything else in the news I
mean we're not even the only ones covering it nobody else covers it they're
the only ones covering it what Clary's so embarrassed he's red
any well do well how about this On a serious note, what advice do you have?
Let's say one of these candidates called you and said, Mayor Giuliani, what can we do?
And let's say you weren't squarely with Trump, right?
Obviously, we're not going to give away any secrets here.
What would you, I guess maybe generally speaking, what should a candidate be doing?
We gave a candidate some advice last night and I drew from my Roger Ailes playbook.
I have two playbooks.
I have the David Garth and the Roger Ailes playbook.
So that when I give advice, it's not, I mean, I'm not a political consultant, but I had two of the best, Roger and David.
And they had, They taught pretty much the way I do, with principles.
I mean, like, if you read my book, Leadership, you'll see how I teach.
I sort of have... I sort of... Guiding principles.
Guiding principles, and then we flesh out the principle from which you really gain the learning.
So, this was...
Make sure you keep eye contact.
That's what we were talking about.
There are some things that just help.
It's not like a great... It's not going to change you from a terrible candidate to a great one.
In fact, you can't make somebody a candidate.
They either have it or they don't.
You usually can tell.
They can be terrible, but you usually can tell.
I'll tell you what a great golf instructor told me once.
So I went to him, I went to him for instructions because I wanted to learn how to play golf in the worst way because I wanted to play with my son who eventually became a professional golfer.
And he got 20 golf balls out and he put them out there and he let me hit 20 golf, I just hit 20 golf balls.
And after it was over, he said to me, you know why I do that?
I said, no, but I'm tired.
He said, I do that because if I give you 20 times the swing and you don't make one good swing, I recommend tennis.
However, if I see even one good swing, much less four or five or six, I know I can make you into a golfer because I can build around what you do right rather than reconstruct everything.
Well, that's what you do with a candidate.
You look at them and I can tell you right away whether somebody is going to be a good candidate or not.
Right away.
Do they have it or don't they?
They may be terrible, but you can see that ability to connect, which is almost Natural, the ability to connect with people.
The sense that you like that person, they like you.
They convey, even from the stage, the sense that they like you.
That you almost can't teach.
You can magnify it tremendously.
Boy, if you have a candidate, if you're a political advisor, you got a candidate, it's got that, boy.
You the rest of it, you can teach.
And then you can also hone that ability.
And I'm not saying make the person into a phony, just get them to recognize it more, recognize it better, that they you know, of Winning a public office is getting people, particularly certain offices like the presidency, like an executive office in particular, people want to like you.
They have to deal with you quite a bit.
And I think Trump has introduced into the equation, you have to have more of a sense of realism.
I mean, Trump has put a real premium on a candidate being a real person, a full person, not a, you know, not a cardboard script that then goes back and is totally different backstage.
I mean, someday, when I feel like being really open, since I know all these people, not all, I know most of them personally, I've debated a lot of them, I'll tell you the real ones and the make-believe ones.
And I bet you know it already.
Bet you know it already.
I ran in 07 and 08 with 11 opponents at one time.
This little group here was nothing in comparison to that.
So here's the first thing I don't like about this.
It begins with like a stupid ad, like an ad.
They're talking about the economy and they're showing all these pictures.
I don't know.
Lincoln and Douglas weren't shown pictures, you know?
They were asked questions and they had to answer them.
How about we do that, guys, instead of all this mumbo-jumbo?
Well, I'm not going to say it about Chris Christie and some of these other candidates, whether they benefit or not from the pictures.
Oh my God, they're showing a picture of Biden looking Mayor, this debate, of course, is at the Reagan Library.
You, one of my favorites of you... That was not my first debate with the Reagan Library.
Was that the first one?
I remember that.
Where Chris Matthews tried to take me out with one question.
Because I was like the new candidate.
Yeah.
Take me out with one question.
What'd he say?
Do you remember specifically?
Mayor Giuliani, could you tell us the difference between Sunni and Shia?
Really?
I said, Chris, would you like me to tell you the historic difference?
Or the current difference?
Oh my goodness.
He had no idea what that is.
Let's go with historic.
It began as a dispute over who would succeed Muhammad.
Would the succession be based on blood or election?
And the Sunnis opted for blood and the Shia opted for election.
Sorry, the other way around.
Shia opted for blood and Sunnis opted for election.
And believe it or not, that started to begin a fissure between them.
And the Sunni kind of took over in the Arab lands, and the Shia took over in the ones that were more dominated by Persia.
So now you introduce not only that difference in decision, but you also introduced an ethnic difference, because the Persians frankly always believed they were better than the Arabs, and the Arabs always believed that the Persians were full of themselves.
That then led to kind of a difference in liturgy.
The Sunnis tended to be much more, think of the Sunnis as sort of austere Protestantism, and think of the Shia as much more emotional Catholicism, or even evangelical emotionalism.
And then, my goodness, it began warfare.
He said, yeah, OK.
I said, would you like me to tell you the current difference?
Not necessary.
And afterwards, he came up to me.
I think I passed his dressing room when I was all finished.
He called me over.
I knew him really well.
Not really well.
I knew him.
I like Chris Matthews.
He said, Rudy, come here.
He said, you know, I asked you that to try to take you out.
We always do that with a first time candidate.
I said, of course I knew it.
But you know, I'm the smartest guy on that stage.
Why don't you try that for me?
You didn't fail that test like Gary Johnson, the Libertarian candidate.
He was asked about Aleppo, remember?
What's Aleppo?
I mean, my goodness.
That was something else.
So they didn't get the mayor.
If they really wanted to.
I'm sorry.
You could be the most brilliant guy in the world.
You pick something really, really unusual and weird.
Esoteric.
Unless the guy is lucky.
Yeah, and they happen to know.
Unless the guy is lucky, you're going to take him out.
It's kind of stupid.
But, I mean, some questions would be good because some of these people are such idiots.
I mean, I wonder how Kamala Harris would do with a Jesse Waters kind of test.
You know how Jesse used to go out and ask people, who's the president?
And they would say, Abraham Lincoln or something.
I wonder how Kamala Harris would do.
Oh, they'd be smart not to let her.
She would ask things like, who's the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court?
The Democrat Party.
The Supreme Court is a court.
That is supreme.
It's a Supreme Court.
Which means it's a court that is not like other courts, because other courts are not Supreme Courts.
It's a Supreme Court.
No, no, no, no, no.
Madam Vice President, who's the Chief Justice?
And there is a chief.
There is definitely a chief.
And what's his name?
His name is Chief Justice.
Thank you.
Thank you, Ms.
Harris.
Was that good?
That was, that was good.
That's a great, that's a good... Is that better?
That's good on her laugh.
Well, Mayor, we're well into soccer time.
I don't think we're rushing off for the debate, though.
I don't think our audience is rushing over to see... No, I actually... Kim, Scott, and who else is on there?
Oh, come on.
We like Doug Burgum.
We like Tim.
Oh, I'm sorry.
I picked the wrong guy.
The one up there now is not exactly my favorite since he wouldn't talk to me for 10 days before the counting of the vote, which actually probably saved me from getting indicted.
I never got to talk to him.
And they probably would have said it was a crime if I just explained my view of the law to him.
I wasn't entitled to have my view of the law.
He looks, without hearing his words, look how fiery he looks.
He's real fired up now.
This is not the Mike Pence we knew six years ago.
You know, Roger, I think it was Roger who used to say, maybe even David, a lot of political consultants say, you want to watch somebody sometimes without the words.
Yes.
It gives you an idea of how they look and how, look at how Vivek is looking now.
Yeah.
With presidential.
It shows he's engaged.
It's sort of the opposite of the Bush mistake of looking at your watch.
Or the Biden insult of looking at the watch at the ceremony for the people who died in Afghanistan.
What a horrible thing.
Oh my goodness.
What a horrible man he is.
Well, I would say pens up.
We're just going to look.
I think that looks like a good presidential answer, doesn't it?
Yeah, it does.
That looks like someone who wants to be president.
That looks like he's all in.
That looks like a presidential answer.
Well, he gets all the screen time.
This guy, Tim's been on the whole night.
Let's run.
Let's take a short break.
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China.
I have not had it.
The only guy made money from China is this guy.
He's the only one.
There are 50 former national intelligence folks who said that what this he's accusing me of is a Russian plumber.
And here is the Russian pawn!
Or the hacker.
Or the groper.
Or maybe just Rudy.
Good old Rudy.
The same Rudy that turned New York around?
The same Rudy that sent two Nazis off to their punishments?
The same Rudy who crashed up the mafia?
The same Rudy who reduced crime more than any mayor in history?
Same Rudy.
Maybe.
Maybe I'm the same.
Democrats are different.
Did you ever think of that?
So we're going to conclude in a moment now, but let's do just a little bit more of our looking at how the candidates are doing.
Well, that's Chris Christie's wife.
Oh, yeah, yeah.
That's the whole family right there.
Well, OK.
That's fine.
That's OK.
Now, I know you like to pick on Chris, but I have to warn you of a couple of things.
He's bigger than you are.
He's bigger than me, that's fair.
I'm not saying that doesn't mean you're not faster.
But if he started rolling on you... Down the hill?
Now Chris looks very serious now.
He doesn't look as... I think he... We'll see when we turn it on.
He doesn't look angry.
Yeah.
Usually we're used to seeing him looking angry, which is a mistake.
He looks kind of okay.
He looks serious.
Yep.
Looks relaxed, engaged.
Looks like he's talking too much.
He always looks like he's talking too much.
He has that sort of appearance of talking too much.
Now he probably has gone, I don't even, I can't even tell, but I bet he's gone a little beyond his limit already.
Oh.
Yeah, you can see that.
You can see.
Okay.
Okay, Chris.
Now he's looking at the others like they're interested in him.
And frankly, Chris, they have no interest in you.
The people you should be looking at are like the ones out there.
That's so funny.
We could just live stream the whole thing.
There he is right there.
He's being very earnest now.
Now we got the earnest Chris.
He's looking at the reporter, not the camera.
Now a lot of them are jumping on him here.
So he must have said something that's controversial because two of them are speaking at once, Doug Burgum and And Tim's going, oh no, DeSantis and Scott were both speaking over each other and DeSantis won the jump ball.
And so he's now contradicting, I bet, he is now contradicting Christie.
And he, look at Ron.
Look at Ron, Ted.
He looks, like, concerned.
Doesn't he?
Has, like, that concerned look on his face.
He's trying really hard.
He looks like he really, really wants you to vote for him.
Come on, guys!
Guys!
I'm supposed to be the one!
He's trying to figure out how he's at 8%.
How did I get here?
I spent $50 million to get at 8%.
To go down!
Maybe if I don't spend money, I'll do better.
Oh, gosh.
Yeah, he's no longer the frontrunner!
He's no longer the right... But they did put him in the middle.
Is he in the middle?
Of course he is.
Generally, it used to be the rule, you know, in the olden days when I did it, that you did it in the... the frontrunner was in the middle.
And who is in the middle?
She's texting right here.
Who's texting?
Her.
She's checking her phone.
I think you're allowed to text.
Yeah, she's checking her phone.
He's got a lot of face time so far.
The first 15 minutes, I've seen Tim four different times at least.
Granted, there's only seven of them on stage, so maybe you're... Yeah, this will do better.
This will do better than... That's a nice tie.
They'll get a little more time.
They'll get a little more time.
This must be a very long question.
Right?
This question's gone on.
It's not really a question.
Tim had that look on his face, like, which part of this thing do you want me to answer?
The first, the second, the third, the fourth?
That was quite an essay.
It's like when there's a person speaking at your school and someone kidnaps them.
You know the mistake?
You know the mistake that is, from a reporter's point of view?
It allows you to pick the part of the question you want to answer.
I always like reporters who ask complex questions because they didn't usually have the discipline to go back and make sure, or the time, to go back and make sure you answered every part of the question.
So maybe you don't like three parts, but you like one, so you pick the one that you like.
But they can always get your back, right, Mayor, when you give them too long of a quote, because then they can cut down the quote.
Always good to be... I've learned that, especially this last year.
So let's see if he goes on and on.
I already think that Tim is going on a little too long here.
The best way to answer a big, long question and appear really... Give a short answer.
I also like Tim, but... I like Tim a lot.
Tim in short answers?
I don't know.
Does Tim talk a lot?
Not a lot, but he's kind of got this whole... I'm not hating.
Now, Vivek didn't like that.
Burgum didn't like that.
Whatever just happened.
And Pence looked like he was upset with that.
And it seems to be the burgundy tie night.
Yeah, I noticed that!
Burgundy tie night.
They don't want to imitate Trump and wear red ties, right?
So it's got to be darker.
I like that dark red.
But they like the red.
The dark red.
And it's Reagan, right?
It's Reagan library.
Reagan used striped ties a lot.
Did any of them not go with the red tie?
Well let's take a look, Vivek has, that's really burgundy more than red.
I like that red though, that is my favorite.
I'm gonna call that presidential red.
And he's got the best, he's got your American flag?
That is not presidential red, that's burgundy.
Oh, is presidential red a color?
No, but presidential red is like the red in the flag.
Okay, that would be.
That's a burgundy.
I stand corrected.
That's a burgundy red.
That's red.
That's red, yes.
Who are we pointing out now?
We should point out and guess who's from which family.
Now he, uh, Burgum comes closer to having a real red.
And I like his American flag pin.
Burgum's got a different flag pin.
It's still a little bit burgundy, right?
It has a little burgundy in it.
It's not like red.
Our friend there, the host, he went with the baby blue tie.
That's Christie's family back there, right?
For the most part.
That's Christie's family.
There's my hero.
There's your hero.
See?
Now, is Rudy right or is that a striped tie?
Take a quick look.
That's a striped tie.
Take a quick look.
That's a striped tie.
Do I know my man?
Yeah, you know your guy.
Man, he'd have wiped the floor with all your bow.
He was not a single-digit candidate ever.
Ever?
Oh, come on.
Reagan?
Oh, gosh.
Reagan was not a single-digit candidate, boys and girls.
Look at that face!
He's got his eyes on that juicy piece of steak.
That looks like something from the Sopranos.
Look at that!
It's like the Sopranos.
He's ready to pounce!
Whoa!
That's like a...
Oh man, he's disappointed.
Yeah, now the answer's there.
He's reading, he's reading, he's reading.
Easy Chris, easy.
Easy buddy, easy buddy.
Buffet table will still be out there afterwards.
Don't shut that down early, don't worry.
See how much fun you can have watching a debate with us without watching it?
We should, there's gotta be a way.
You think this, don't you think this is more fun than listening to them?
I mean, who knows what he's talking about right now?
Who cares?
Put it up for a minute.
Let's find out.
Turn it up?
Let's just find out what he's talking about.
Alright, we're gonna give you guys some... Then we'll get, then we'll like, we will sign off.
Particularly if it's interesting.
Yeah.
Do we have the, we have our little remote somewhere?
Now Chris, he does have a different tie on.
I'll give him that.
He doesn't have a burgundy tie.
But also to make sure... But it is a little burgundy too!
We want you here in this country to fill the six million vacant jobs we have, but only if you come here to follow the law.
Why don't Americans take those jobs?
If you come here illegally... We have 10 million people that aren't going back to work.
...across the border from which you came, and the fact is... Now they're all gonna get told.
I'm gonna send them back.
I'm gonna bomb them.
I think Desantis wants to bomb them.
I don't know.
I'm not sure.
His tie is... Mayor, I heard you say... His tie is still red.
It might be a pattern to it, but it's still red.
I'm telling you, they put a favoring foot toward the burgundy type.
Instead of the... Okay, we're gonna declare the winner, whoever has a non-red tie.
We're gonna declare the winner whoever has an on-red tie.
Nope, they all red!
Haley.
Nikki Haley.
Oh yeah.
She's got a burgundy dress on!
Yo, she doesn't have a red tie, Mary.
She's got a burgundy dress on.
What's going on?
They're all red.
It looks like burgundy was the color of the day.
So now they're showing pictures again.
Now we're showing pictures because it's too boring to look at the candidates.
Are we wasting our money?
Well, what happens is when Joe Biden waved the green flag, it told everybody to come.
And now we have 6 million people across the board.
That's Burgundy!
Oh, sorry.
Burgundy.
That's Burgundy.
Look at it.
They all have Burgundy.
See behind her?
See the line behind her?
Yeah.
That would be the more classic red.
So she's closer to red than Burgundy.
I'm telling you they're all wearing the same, pretty much the same color, which is a variant of red.
Here.
That's red.
She's right.
I spent 400 miles down that border and I'm telling you Border Patrol agents aren't allowed
to do their job.
Let's go back to the remain in Mexico.
They are not allowed, which is totally absurd, not allowing them to do their job.
We agree with them.
I don't think they're about to clap.
I don't think so.
No, there's been no clap.
They didn't let the Trump supporters in the room.
The only aid that we should be spending right now is to secure the border, the southern
border, the northern border, period.
We need to keep Americans safe and right now Americans are unsafe only when we fix the
immigration system.
Only when we get the border secure should we put in more money.
All money should be put in to keep the United States safe.
Yeah, yeah.
You know this isn't a Trump debate, do you?
Who in Hollywood?
These are right.
This is the, this is the RINO debate.
Hi, Mary.
Hi, Mary.
It's traditional, you know.
Golf clap once in a while.
Golf clap, right?
Hi, Mary.
It's traditional, you know.
I'm gonna go back once in a while, I'll go back, right?
Alright, alright, alright, just a minute, just a minute.
Next question.
Alright, I'm not gonna go on this again.
The holes are red, white, and blue.
They are red, white, and blue.
They're red, blue, and white.
Right?
Am I right?
You got some white, but you're right.
They're red, white, and blue.
Alright, Governor DeSantis, here we go.
He's on his game face.
Governor DeSantis has that concerned look on his face.
Good, I agree with this.
He's right.
We should have a totally different approach to China.
Think about that money away.
...have chosen surrender over strength when it comes to the CCP.
Some people in our country got rich, our industrial base got hollowed out,
and they have been able to build the second most powerful military in the entire world.
We need a totally new approach to China.
We are going to have real hard work in the Indo-Pacific...
Good, I agree with this. He's right. We should have a totally different approach to China.
We should get tough. We should have a Reagan approach to China.
Absolutely right.
Actually, I mean, one of these people, do you agree with me, Ted, that one of these people will be a president someday?
What do you think they are, basically a single-digit group?
That's a very good question.
Honestly, when I look at the whole- Well, you got a couple.
You got a couple.
A couple.
Okay, yes.
The answer is yes.
You got a couple of stars that aren't there.
Yes.
The answer is yes.
Whether we regard them as stars or not, I'm not going to give away.
For example, you don't have Cruz and Rubio.
That's what I'm thinking.
You don't have Pompeo.
You don't have the former Secretary of State, right?
You have Mr. Morgenthau.
Right.
Our citizens of the United States, under what legal premise will you expel U.S.
citizens?
So the first thing I want to say is I agree with everything the Republicans on the stage are on the right side of the issue.
Militarize the southern border.
Stop funding sanctuary cities.
And end foreign aid to Mexico and Central America.
To end the incentives to come across.
But I do go a step further.
You're right about that, Ilya.
I favor ending birthright citizenship for the kids of illegal immigrants in this country.
Very interesting question whether you can do that without amending the Constitution.
What it says is that all persons born or naturalized in the United States And subject to the laws and jurisdiction thereof, are citizens.
So nobody believes that the kid of a Mexican diplomat in this country enjoys birthright citizenship, not a judge or legal scholar in this country.
It's true!
Look at DeSantis!
Oh, this guy's good!
What a good answer.
It is a good answer, but it's a bit of an esoteric one.
And as the father of two sons, it is hard for me to look them in the eye and say, you have to follow the law.
Zach, I suggest you look your son in the eye and tell him to follow the law regardless.
We gotta talk about that.
I can talk to him.
regardless.
We've got to talk about that.
I can talk to him, I'm older than he is.
Ending birthright citizenship.
I don't know what that means.
I think Trump is in favor of that.
I don't think we can do it.
Well, we're going to let you now make your choice as to whether you want to get bored out of your mind with a single-digit group like we are, because we're junkies, you know.
We do admit to being... And if you're watching this show, you probably are political junkies too, like we are, right?
What do you think?
We probably have a...
We probably have a good sampling of people exceedingly interested.
And who knows?
We may be.
I'm serious.
This guy could be a president.
I mean, it's not impossible.
I'd have to give Vivek about 10 more years, actually, of development.
He could be a president.
Burgum?
Maybe, maybe.
Got a long way to go.
I mean I need to know more about him.
You could say that.
You were just in business with the Chinese Communist Party.
A little shot, a little shot.
Scott taking a little body blow.
This is the Chinese Communist Party.
What did he say?
Chinese Communist Party.
What did he say?
You were in...
We're not going to get an answer here.
Run!
Sit down!
Do they have things called moderators in this debate?
Keep going, guys!
That's hilarious!
Alright, Mayor, do we want to say goodnight?
Alright, so don't forget...
If you want to watch this, you better take a little of this.
That was amazing what we just saw.
The bait did not back down.
No, no, that's good.
No, Ron, I think Ron handled this well.
Look at him smiling.
He helped him.
Oh, there it is. There's the Air Force One.
I was on the board of the Reagan Library.
I remember when we acquired that.
Well, thank you very much for joining us.
Well, thank you very much for joining us.
We'll be back tomorrow.
You can get me at 3 o'clock.
We'll tell you who the winner is.
The person who has the most perfect burgundy is the winner.
And we'll go from 5% to 6%.
And Trump will win because he'll gain the most points for not having participated in this debate that you can't figure out what they're talking about because it's now like a chorus.
Well, thank you very, very much.
We'll see you tomorrow night.
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