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America's Mayor Live (512): Kamala Harris's Hastily Organized Media Tour Isn't Going Well

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	Welcome! This is Rudy Giuliani with America's Mayor, live, very live!
	And we're getting into the spirit now.
	We're into October and past Columbus Day, and therefore we're heading straight for the election.
	So in the prior show, we spent a great deal of time on the hurricane hoax, which is how you run a hurricane from the beach and while collecting money in Los Angeles and let the people in North Carolina die.
	Now, after all, they are Republicans.
	Honestly, they are a swing state.
	It shows you that even being a swing state cannot get them to To focus on their responsibilities as government officials, because they have no idea what it means to be loyal government officials.
	In any event, we then went through Israel and the incredible three-way war they are fighting and winning with nothing but interference by the United States.
	Strange thing! And I don't think he wants to win the war, Biden or Harris.
	They are definitely on the side of Hamas.
	Finally, they don't want to win the war in Ukraine either.
	I know you don't believe me, but if they wanted to win the war in Ukraine, they would allow Zelensky to do the things he wants to do with the weapons.
	Now, they may be very irresponsible.
	I might not agree with it, but if you want them to win, you'd let them do that.
	So that is sinister.
	But now let's get to domestic politics to some extent.
	Pennsylvania Is the key state?
	Maybe Michigan? I don't want...
	Ted's crying. I'm sorry, Ted.
	Michigan's the key state. But for now, we're going to just make believe Pennsylvania is.
	It just jumps out at me from the Wall Street Journal, and I'm going to get angry.
	It says... It says he's doing very well in Pennsylvania.
	And for some reason, they can't understand because they don't understand him.
	He's picking up votes left and right in Pennsylvania.
	I think at that rally, you just felt it at the rally.
	I mean, you have to...
	I know rallies forever since the Kennedy rally in Manhattan along Times Square.
	But listen to this from Mariah Times and see how do you pronounce s i o b a h n c of it
	Shoban yes seabed and seabed use
	s i o b h a n Savon
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	trump meanwhile continues to make unsupported election fraud claims
	Yeah, unsupported because Pennsylvania is a crooked state and they got a crooked decision.
	And I have 700,000 votes that I still never got to see.
	But don't you have affidavits that were signed?
	Affidavits that were signed, 700,000 votes that weren't counted.
	So cut it out, but I'm past that.
	Now, here's what they do, and they're doing it again.
	In Pennsylvania, the Shapiro state, and that guy had a lot to do with the cheating.
	You can get your vote back if you made a mistake in some counties, but not in others.
	You can get it back in the Democratic counties, but not the Republican counties.
	Still allowed. It's against the law.
	It's against the Constitution of Pennsylvania.
	The crooked courts of Pennsylvania have not straightened that out.
	That's being litigated again for about the 18th time.
	I mean, you don't have to know the law.
	You don't have to know anything other than just fairness.
	If one side can change the vote, the other side should be allowed to change the vote.
	Nobody should be allowed to change the vote, right?
	What kind of fraud does that issue?
	I voted for Trump, and then the union boys show up and say, hey, you like that arm?
	Just go take it and change the vote.
	And the Republicans can't send someone there like a Mormon preacher or something who'll try to convince you to change the vote.
	Now, Thank goodness the state Supreme Court on Saturday said it would consider this issue.
	Here's the good part about it.
	I don't hold out great hope for the state Supreme Court.
	I do hold out great hope for illustrating this now earlier for the rest of the state because it could lead to a backlash.
	I mean, all the people of Pennsylvania are anything but crooked.
	They happen to be a very honest state.
	They just got to know what's going on.
	So this is what we didn't do last time, if you want to know.
	This whole thing in Pennsylvania is a massive effort.
	There's a lot of resources here to try to catch this stuff early because this is a state he could have a landslide.
	Yes, this is number one, Michigan number two.
	You put it in those two, and they're two that were in jeopardy, not because of the substance.
	We win both of these states.
	These are the states that cheat on a professional level.
	The others are like minor league.
	Also, I have to warn you about a big lie on abortion that is infiltrating the Senate elections.
	And it started with tampon temp.
	And he did it during the debate where he was, you know, I think he was on the floor, like in a boxing match, bleeding from his nose and his mouth.
	And he said something like, the Republicans want to set up a registry of pregnancies as if they will always know whether you've had an abortion or not.
	I don't know what they're going to do to you, tell God.
	I mean, there's nothing they can do to you about it.
	And he takes this out of the Project 2025 policy proposal that is asking for better anonymous statistics on abortions to try to show us how many babies we're killing.
	For example, in Harlem, in my city, we kill more black babies than are born.
	To me, that is a significant fact about our society, that we should contemplate and decide, do we want to do that?
	Or are we carrying out the ultimate goal of Margaret Sanger and Planned Parenthood, which is to eliminate poor blacks?
	Where else is that true?
	Is that happening generally, or is it just an aberration?
	These are the things that an intelligent society studies.
	Remember, I said anonymous. They leave out the anonymous part, and they make it sound like it's something we want to do.
	Finally, the whole thing is crazy.
	It's fear-mongering.
	Trump has nothing to do with it.
	Trump has no relationship with it.
	Trump has never seen 2025.
	He doesn't know what it is.
	He has a vague idea of what it's about.
	At the time they put it together, there was a bit of hostility between the Heritage Foundation and Trump.
	They will lean in kind of toward DeSantis.
	Then they were leaning a little bit to the former governor of South Carolina.
	They weren't sure he was conservative enough.
	Or could win.
	Maybe even more that, that he could win.
	That's not true now. They very much support him.
	But when that was developed, he wasn't part of it.
	I've never read it. I haven't bothered to read it because I don't think it's a material part of what he's going to do.
	But they keep going to it.
	And they make it worse than it is.
	They say it requires...
	A register of everyone on an abortion.
	It does not require a register.
	It requires statistics that are...
	It's fear-mongering that the only issue that they can scare people on is abortion.
	That's why we lost the midterms in 22.
	Right before...
	I really believe that would have been a red wave, and all of a sudden the Supreme Court decides to choose that case, the most controversial case, right before the midterms in 22.
	Yes, and they got a big value out of it, and they're trying to suck the same kind of value out of it now.
	That is correct.
	So here's what it would eliminate, though, and this is very dangerous.
	So in the debate, you might notice the issue came up between Vance and Tampon Tim.
	And in the...
	End of the debate, Tampon Tim basically said that it was not true, that you could not do seventh, eighth, and ninth month abortions, nor is there any leeway for any attempt to allow or to kill a baby after it's born.
	That's a falsehood. Untrue.
	I think there's been eight of them that have been done.
	Not only is it untrue, He signed the bill that changed it to allow it, so he can't possibly not know about it.
	He signed a bill that took away the language that used to be in the Minnesota statute that said you had to give extraordinary care to a baby that lives in spite of an abortion.
	They took ordinary care, struck it out, and they said comfort.
	Comfort is defined as put them on a blanket.
	But what do you do if you take a Baby dog or a baby child just born right out of the womb, put it on a blanket, and don't do anything for it.
	It dies. Now, they reported, as Danny said, eight of them.
	And then they stopped reporting.
	This would require reporting those numbers.
	Not the cases, not the names, but the numbers.
	So we know, honestly, how many murders are they doing?
	Because it is, you can't tell me, murder doesn't apply when the baby's out.
	I mean, what do you do? You crush it?
	Crush its skull? You don't feed it?
	Start? You have to kill it.
	Maybe you like that, but there are a lot of your fellow citizens who don't, and they want to know how bad it's getting.
	Well, they say that 75% of Americans are okay with abortion within 15 weeks.
	Somewhere around 70 are against late term.
	Yes, but I think 75% of the country is good with 15 weeks.
	Well, how about how many Americans are okay with after-term abortion?
	Otherwise known as murder in the first degree.
	So, I'm not going to do the New Jersey thing with the Republican guy who fainted.
	I mean, who knows?
	What happened to him? I had an assistant US attorney who turned out to be a great lawyer That on the first case in court, and he was in front of the judge I clerked for, who was fearsome.
	And I got him all ready for it.
	He was all set. He was not going to be nervous.
	And he got up and he introduced himself.
	And you introduce yourself by saying your name.
	So let me make up his name. My name is Tom Jones, and I represent, Your Honor, the United States of America.
	Always the proudest day for my young assistants.
	He gets up, and as he says, United States of America, he faints.
	Right in front of the judge.
	Well, that's what happened to this poor guy in the debate in New Jersey.
	He just fainted.
	And you can actually see, I have to say, for Representative Andy Kim, he looks shocked as hell.
	Maybe you can see a little of this picture.
	He's probably hiding the... I hate to say it, but the glee.
	I mean, geez. Well, I don't...
	He ended up being okay when the guy won the race that night.
	I have to say... He's that guy.
	I have to say, I think he showed originally a shock.
	He did. Let's make him a little...
	I will. I will. It's like, what happened to this guy?
	As long as he's okay, though, I'm sure...
	You know, this is what I expected was going to happen to Biden.
	In one of the... Remember, I kept...
	Yeah. And it did. Mayor, and it did.
	It did, but not as...
	Yeah. Not as quite as...
	But it did at the debate stage.
	The debate night, right? So now...
	Can we do a little analysis?
	I think we've been...
	Yeah, let's talk.
	So she had an interview with CBS, with Bill Whitaker.
	And this is the one I want to get to with a bunch of them.
	You can pick some out yourself.
	Everybody gets a chance to play this game.
	She was asked for specifics.
	For how she was going to boost small business.
	You know, whenever she's asked about specifics, she's growing now.
	She used to talk about middle class and her mother.
	This time she was a little different.
	She was asked for specifics on her plan to boost small business.
	She said, my plan is when you invest in small business, you invest in the middle.
	Strengthen America's economy.
	Let's listen to her eloquent words and Mr.
	Whitaker's very, very annoyed response.
	This is the one about paying for it.
	Yes, yes. Okay, okay.
	I think it's a little bit different than what you...
	you. Okay, but let's play this.
	Reviewed my plan versus my opponent and determined that my economic plan would
	strengthen America's economy. His would weaken it.
	My plan, Bill, if you don't mind, my plan is about saying that when you invest in small businesses, you invest in the middle class and you strengthen America's economy.
	Small businesses are part of the backbone of America's economy.
	But pardon me, Madam Vice President.
	The question was, How are you going to pay for it?
	Well, one of the things I'm going to make sure that the richest among us who can afford it pay their fair share in taxes.
	It is not right that teachers and nurses and firefighters are paying a higher tax rate than billionaires and the biggest corporations.
	And I plan on making that fair.
	But we're dealing with the real world here.
	But the real world includes...
	How are you going to get this through Congress?
	You know, when you talk quietly with a lot of folks in Congress, they know exactly what I'm talking about, because their constituents know exactly what I'm talking about.
	Their constituents are those firefighters and teachers and nurses.
	Their constituents are middle-class, hard-working folks.
	I must.
	I must. I just have to.
	What was that? Handle that.
	Okay. I have to.
	I have to use my board here.
	Okay. We are going to collect it from the people not paying their fair share.
	The rich. One percent of America Let me get over this way, right? 1% of America pays 50% of the taxes.
	That's not their fair share.
	Well, I tell you what.
	Let's make 1% of America pay 100%.
	How about 90%?
	90% of the taxes.
	And then the other 99% can pay 1% of the taxes.
	You know how fast you're going to lose that 1%?
	They're going that way.
	These guys are staying here with nobody being able to pay their bills.
	And they may have to work.
	Companies will leave the country.
	Money will leave the country. This is not Economics 101.
	This is why Bill said, let's talk realistically.
	That is the most idiotic Democratic proposal And I can analyze this five other ways for you.
	Also, believe it or not, among that 1%, there isn't that much more left unless you want to bankrupt them, which they want to do.
	Here's another one that is completely economically moronic that only comes from an extraordinarily stupid person who failed the bar exam.
	The reality is...
	That when you say you're going to tax the rich to get the rest of the money, you are going to destroy what the rich create.
	So they want to tax, and this is, I think, unconstitutional.
	They want to tax unrealized gains on investments.
	Only investments in the public market.
	This is the most ludicrous thing.
	And they make it sound really palatable in some sense because you have to have an income of $100 million or more.
	How many people are those?
	But even if you do, you're going to keep score.
	You're going to keep score on what you made that year.
	But wait, wait.
	It gets better than that. So here's what happens when you do that.
	They, first of all, sell quickly where they see they can make some big gains under the old rate.
	Shrink the market. Second, they start to pull the money out because this does not apply to private markets.
	So you go private.
	How many companies go private anyway to avoid all the nonsense with the SEC? Go private?
	No problem. Stay public?
	Get whacked. Public market shrinks.
	Public market shrinks.
	Prices go down dramatically.
	No, that's obvious. What happened to your 401k, which 51% of Americans are in?
	But here's the thing. Firefighters get whacked.
	But most people don't understand economics.
	They're just told this by the left.
	And they're like, okay, yeah, it makes sense.
	The rich should pay their fair share.
	People don't understand that there's unintended consequences that change the whole system.
	And to be a leader, you have to understand the full, what she's doing.
	I mean, I understand how this sounds facially I don't know.
	It's stupid, but equitable. Obama started it.
	Pay your fair share of the rich.
	It's the key word.
	Fair share.
	Fair share. Here's the problem.
	In all realities but their socialist, communist, Marxist lying view, the rich are paying, in America, with graduated taxes, much more than their fair share.
	They're paying the bills.
	When I came in as mayor of New York, I'll give you another example of it, There were 1.1 million people on welfare.
	The prescription for New York was we were going to go up to 1.5, and David Dinkins' view was we'd raise taxes.
	I said to myself as a non-economist but intelligent person, and then reviewed it with really good economists, isn't this just a self-defeating thing to do?
	I raised taxes.
	More rich people move out and they've been moving out for 20 years.
	Now I have less people.
	I actually collect less and I got to raise them again.
	And then I lose more people.
	And what am I left with that? Nobody to pay the bills.
	So I said, let's try something new.
	Let's lower taxes.
	But money moves where it's cheapest.
	That's where it's a good deal.
	But the whole thing is a falsehood to begin with.
	First of all, the extra amount of money in taxes in the long run doesn't really make a difference, number one.
	Number two, if you're going to give billions of dollars and trillions of dollars away for wars in Afghanistan, you could pay for people's taxes with the money we're giving away for free.
	Okay so this whole thing is it's just it's a class warfare that they're trying to do.
	Yeah it's a Marxism.
	It's identity politics and they're trying to fight each other.
	It's like it's again Marxism.
	Well that's what DEI is euphemism for communism.
	That's what DEI means. DEI is communist and it's racist and it's communism simultaneously.
	So we're now dealing with How do we fix what's going on in Israel that they created?
	Remember, they were handed a genuinely peaceful world and an even more peaceful Middle East.
	For the first time in 40 years, the Arabs and the Jews had made peace on certain specific areas where there had been a great deal of contention.
	All of the Saudi Arabian satellite states, in an obvious effort to make peace with Saudi Arabia, had made peace with Israel.
	You would have to consider Dubai, Emirates, all of those were allied with Saudi Arabia.
	They were clearly developing what I would call a Southern Middle East alliance.
	It's the Sunnis against the Sheet.
	The Sunnis were united.
	To a large extent. With a few exceptions.
	And what did you have on each side?
	On one side, their side, you had Iran, a growing military power, but not there yet.
	You had Syria, which can fight, but not that effectively.
	And then you had a bunch of useless militias that had to be supported by Iran.
	On the other side, you had the richest country in the Middle East, Saudi Arabia.
	He had by far the best army in the Middle East and one of the richest countries.
	Israel. You had a country that, although it isn't Israel and it isn't Egypt, has a very, very effective army, Jordan, and has put together a country as you got there.
	And then you had all the little ones.
	And when you say little ones, when you talk about Abu Dhabi, per capita you're talking about one of the richest countries in the world.
	But if we look at the big picture and put it in context, this is how it is.
	Trump and probably Jared was on, but this was the greatest opportunity to have peace in the Middle East, which Biden destroyed.
	And I believe Biden, Obama, and the neocons destroyed it simultaneously.
	If you look at the way the map was being drawn, Israel was uniting with Saudi Arabia because they did not want Iran to have the bomb.
	So now, also too, if you look at all the progressive moves that Mohammed bin Salman is doing, and he wants tourism, he wants this, the Gnome Project, everything that he's building, he needs peace in the Middle East in order to get the tourism and everything that he's looking for in the future.
	So now, you get all of the satellite Sunni countries of Saudi to make peace with Israel, then Then after that, Saudi was going to come on board next.
	They were ready. And they basically said, the Palestinians are nothing.
	Like, we're making this peace.
	This is what we're doing. Now, Trump bankrupt Iran.
	So Iran didn't even have the money to go to war.
	All we had to worry about is the bomb, and we could have taken that out, the nuclear sites.
	But they only had $6 billion left.
	So once this peace happened, all the other Arab nations would have to come together and get onto this peace agreement.
	Okay? Once Biden came in, which I still believe it's Obama, because all of Obama's people are the ones now in all the foreign things and all the negotiating and they're in the government and all the key positions, they immediately allowed Iran to have sanction relief.
	They gave them cash. They froze bank accounts.
	And all of a sudden now, Iran now It allowed them to be rich, to supply money to all their proxies, and then with Hezbollah and with Hamas, they started this war effectively to break that peace deal that was about to happen in Saudi Arabia.
	And they did. I mean, they succeeded.
	Here's the success, and here are the failures.
	They have successfully... Interfered in the peace deal.
	Within three or four days of the war, Ben Salmon was required to say, I can't do the deal with Israel right now.
	Now, he did put in right now.
	You know what that means. If Trump is back and he can protect the whole thing.
	Number two, they sort of sidelined the other Arab countries.
	On the other hand, They have gained a great deal of, just like the other side has, a great deal of knowledge of what works and what doesn't work.
	And I think we realize that Iran is weaker than it pretends to be because it is very, very tentative about getting involved in a full-scale war with Israel.
	And the question becomes now, what should Bibi do in the period of time between now and the election, And then the election to the inauguration.
	Right now, we believe Trump's going to win.
	But again, for the purposes of the State of Israel, you can't assume that.
	Don't you have to assume the worst?
	Assume the worst. Always.
	Which means he's got to keep his foot on the gas.
	And get as much as possible. TV right now has proven that he is the strongest, whether it's president, prime minister of anyone around the world.
	He is taking on terrorism.
	That the West and that we should be doing.
	Okay? We're all competing. He's taking on the people who kill us.
	Correct. But he's doing our job.
	He should get a medal from us.
	This is defending Western values because eventually it's going to- You said it exactly like I do.
	Perfect. And he's defending Western values.
	And if you just look at these precision attacks, starting from the walkie-talkies and the pagers- Wasn't that brilliant?
	Absolutely brilliant.
	Absolutely brilliant. But they're taking them out one by one by one.
	Now, here's the thing. I knew that Iran really wasn't going to do anything effectively.
	And they're worried about Israel because they can have a revolution and they will lose their regime.
	But Lindsey Graham was on Hannity about a month and a half or two months ago.
	And he said on Hannity, he goes, I am telling the Israeli state, I'm telling Netanyahu right now, go to the head of the snake.
	Don't listen to America.
	Go bomb the oil fields in Iran.
	Bomb the oil fields and do it today.
	And to me, that was a wink-wink to be like, hey, and I think that the Iranians now realize this, and they know, and they've been told, I think, through the grapevine that Israel is going to unleash hell if something happens.
	So next time, next time we have Ali Reza here?
	We'll invite Dan and we'll have him have a little conversation.
	He'll get a great meal too.
	Ali Reza is an Iranian scholar.
	Also, he's proved his mettle.
	He's almost been killed twice by the regime, once here in America.
	And he says that the people of Iran have gotten to that point in overthrowing a despot where they're willing to die.
	Rather than live like this.
	So they would say, they'd almost say, bomb us in the right places.
	We don't care. As long as you can get him out, those of us who survive, our children, whatever, have a much better life.
	They also tell you, like, often is the case inside of a revolution, it's hard, real hard, but not as hard as you think.
	For four years, they had Something like 280 demonstrations, and it was all over the country, the whole country.
	It wasn't just in the main cities, small cities, economic, the teachers, the bus drivers, all protesting various forms of oppression.
	Well, there was a serious opportunity.
	And they're ready to go. There was an opportunity during the Obama administration when they were all riding and they were ready for revolution.
	They needed our help.
	And Obama did not tip the scale.
	In 14 or so.
	Yes. And Obama did not tip the scale.
	He could have tipped the scale.
	But like I said, Obama wants Iran there.
	And I believe he wants them to have the bomb.
	And I think he wants them to neutralize Israel and Israel having the bomb.
	I really believe it.
	You don't just really believe it.
	You're right. You're right.
	I will tell you, I have no doubt that that's the case.
	No doubt. So now we're going to turn to a somewhat different subject that worries me personally.
	And I say it to him and sometimes I step back a little because I hate to say this to a good friend.
	Started about a year and a half ago.
	At the request of Bernie Carrick, I went to see President Trump and I said, Mr.
	President, Bernie and I have a message for you.
	I'm sure others have said this.
	I went through all the things they have done to him, on which from the very beginning I was his lawyer.
	You can't believe how evil The whole Russian collusion thing was paid for by Hillary Clinton, complete frame up.
	Then they fail to prove it.
	Then the FBI goes ahead and puts millions of dollars into trying to prove what they knew was untrue in order to take them out of the presidency and prosecute them, right?
	Then when that fails, they do the phony Ukrainian conversation.
	Then when that fails, they cover up the hard drive, which proves something like 60 different crimes verging at the $50 million level.
	Biggest crimes in the history of this country and at the highest level of the Ukraine.
	When that doesn't work, please don't go to all upset and don't put me in jail.
	Not yet. Give me a trial at least.
	They take a January 6th and they turn it into something it wasn't.
	After that, how about the four-time indicting him in an election year?
	What else can we do?
	So I went to him and I said, Mr.
	President, Bernie and I, who have been in law enforcement together about 100 years, have the feeling they've done everything to you they can.
	And they are desperate to To get rid of you, because you don't even know what you're going to uncover, and neither do I. But it's worse than we think.
	When we uncover this, five years later, we're going to look back at it and say, oh my God, it was even worse than we thought.
	And they know that.
	So they may try to kill you.
	And it took me a while to accept this, and Bernie got me to it by saying to me, Rudy, you know criminals.
	Are they capable of murder?
	Are these people going after Trump capable of murder?
	I said, damn right. Of course, if you can do the things they can do, you can commit murder.
	It's consistent with my knowledge.
	We're talking about a paradigm shift in the United States, the destruction of the Constitution, and quadrillions of dollars.
	I mean, who's not going to kill for that?
	Murder? I think some of the things they've done are not as serious as murder.
	And then on top of it, what's going to be revealed once you uncover all the criminality and the crime?
	How many assassinations do we solve?
	Zero. So now you got two of them.
	You can put them together. There are more questions than answers.
	The Secret Service on the 13th acted like they wanted them to die.
	Now, maybe they didn't, but they sure acted that way.
	So we got to be really careful for the rest of this campaign.
	They haven't stopped. They haven't stopped yet.
	Now, let me read to you something that's just a small point, but it fits right in.
	This is a woman, Dr.
	Joseph Mean, who was there when he was taken to the hospital on the day, on the 13th.
	How on earth did the Secret Service and the FBI get it so wrong, Dr.
	Mean says. That's the question that Dr.
	Joseph Meen had been asking himself every day since the first Butler rally.
	The obstetrician was sitting a few rows in front of Compertori and about 10 feet from Trump.
	When the bullets started, he helped carry Compertori's body out of the bleachers and was among about three dozen witnesses detained by the Secret Service until past midnight.
	Mean, 51, had a perfect view of the hit on Trump and recorded reams of video on his phone
	as the shots rang out.
	But the peculiar attitude Secret Service and FBI agents who questioned him that night has
	given him grave fears for Trump's safety.
	First, he says, a Secret Service agent.
	Who was leading him into the witness area, took a call from what he assumed was a supervisor, in which he downplayed the assassination attempt, saying only that shots were fired, there were casualties in the crowd, and the president was unharmed.
	Mean could hear the voice on the under end ask, the president was unharmed?
	So he went over towards the phone and said...
	He was shot with a bullet in the right ear.
	I saw it.
	This is a doctor. The annoyed agent moved the phone to her left ear and gave him a very bad look.
	Next, Mean was questioned by the FBI and recalls that he got into a ridiculous debate with an agent who insisted that Trump was not shot.
	Yes, he was, said Dr.
	Mean. He turned his head and the bullet clipped at the very top of his right ear.
	I saw some blood and tissue squirt out from the body.
	The agent told him, stop.
	President Trump wasn't hit.
	You don't understand that that podium is on it.
	When the Secret Service tackled President Trump, he hit his head on the podium.
	According to me, I said, the problem you have is I'm a doctor.
	I saw it.
	Not only that, I have a photographic memory and a photograph.
	This is what I saw, and I have it on video.
	He then heard an agent in the background say, oh, Jesus Christ.
	Now, what does that leave you with?
	I know Secret Service agents.
	I can't imagine a conversation like that.
	Even more than that, that one building had the best vantage point.
	It was 140 yards away.
	The fact that there was nobody...
	A 10-year-old to point that out.
	Yeah. So it's either a gross malfeasance of duty or it was planned.
	So several days after that, if not a week after that, The traitorous FBI director, for other reasons, Chris Wray, testified under oath that there's some question about whether or not it's a bullet or shrapnel that hit the ear.
	It wasn't any question.
	It was a bullet. It wasn't, thank God, fatal, but it was a bullet.
	And why are they avoiding that?
	They're avoiding it because...
	They have a motive. I just don't know what that motive is.
	It's sure not a good one. And I always investigated murders, homicides, assassinations, whatever you want to call it, by listing the person with motive number one, number two, number three, number four.
	They may not have done it, but you've got to clear them out to do a thorough investigation.
	The person with motive number one is Biden Harris.
	They don't become president unless he's killed.
	Burden number two is very close to them.
	It's the Biden-Harris machine.
	It's all the people connected with him.
	What we would call the dark state, right?
	The deep state. Then it could be individually the CIA, right?
	Or the FBI. Could it be Ukraine?
	Damn right it could be. The gravy train ends when he becomes president.
	Could it be China? Yeah.
	Unlikely. China generally doesn't do this.
	No, but it has to be an inside job because it's our people that were doing the Secret Service.
	They were the ones doing the protecting.
	And the fact that that building was not protected properly It's an inside job.
	Ukrainians didn't send someone.
	I do this for the purpose of hypothetical, so you cover it academically.
	It's definitely inside our government now.
	Is it the CIA? Is it everyone combined?
	Is it the deep state all working together?
	Listen, we have a uniparty.
	This country is either a uniparty or it's conservatives.
	You have RINOs and Democrats together.
	You have the opposition now to what the establishment wants.
	Yes. There's a bigger picture.
	The World Economic Forum doesn't want him.
	The World Health Organization doesn't want him.
	You will not be president, Klaus Schwab says.
	And the entire deep state and them are all together.
	None of them want. Because what Trump is doing for all of us is that he's defending the U.S. Constitution.
	That's the bottom line.
	The other day at the rally, when he said himself, he goes, this will be the last election if Trump doesn't win.
	And he means the same thing, a free and fair election.
	If Trump doesn't win, this will be the last free and fair election.
	It's a remarkable statement from a man of his Accomplishment, position.
	Correct. He also expressed, and I don't think he's anything like a cowardly man at all.
	His life is in jeopardy.
	That's what he said. By buying Twitter, converting into X, and promoting free speech, because that's negated anything that Facebook would have done, Twitter by the previous owners, Google, all the other social media sites, okay?
	They would have had misinformation constantly.
	And the minute that's something that they cannot control the narrative on this election because of X because of rumble because of other things like that they cannot control the narrative and they're freaking out okay they are scared they cannot control this narrative that's why we may have a blackout we may have a cyber attack the internet may go down prior they need to control the narrative and they and so elan is risking his life by x by promoting trump and even more so When Trump said about a month ago that he's going to have that efficiency commission and that Ilan is going to run it, I think that they, first of all, they should have kept their mouth shut because that's dead man walking.
	You think that any of these departments want to know about money being stolen?
	I volunteered to be the chief investigator.
	But what I'm saying, though, is that that is a death wish.
	And to announce it prior, To winning the election, Ilan is risking his life.
	I give him credit. I give this guy a lot of credit.
	I think he's completely legitimate, and I think it's because he sees maybe as a guy who acquired being an American, who often become the most zealous and the most patriotic.
	It's like a convert. Yeah, it's a convert.
	Well, you know, look, You're born Catholic, you're born Jewish, you're born Protestant, whatever you were, and your parents make you that.
	It's another thing when you make that choice yourself.
	So I do want to go back to the war internally they imposed on us, and that is the invasion.
	Of the United States, the single biggest foreign invasion in the United States by hostiles in our history.
	Let me ask you a question on that.
	Why? Maybe Trump will do it.
	We should be using the military.
	This is a foreign invasion.
	So when Trump comes in, whether it's deportation, whether it's civil liberties and all these other lawyer groups will come on and try to say, you can't deport, you can't deport.
	But can't we just say this is an invasion and use the military?
	Uh-huh. We sure can.
	I mean, in fact, Governor Abbott was asking for that quite some time ago.
	Several other governors were asking for it.
	We could use the military, and maybe we will have to.
	I believe you divide this into two things.
	I think one is easier than you think.
	I think stopping them from coming in is going to be hard but easier.
	They've done it before.
	They know how to do it.
	The agents are bursting to do it.
	This is their expertise.
	Hey, and the numbers are down.
	A lot of people have come in.
	Hardest thing is getting rid of the ones we got.
	First of all, you got to locate them all.
	Half of them we don't even know.
	Listen, if they're right, and it's 20 plus million, and it's criminals, and it's nutjobs, and it's terrorists, and it's...
	I mean, this is going to be such a major undertaking.
	Well, let me tell you, if you have it run by a Tom Holman, or me, here's the biggest job.
	Getting the first one out.
	You get the first one out, we'll get them all out.
	Here, let's put it this way.
	Venezuela seems to be our biggest problem right now.
	Tren de Aragua is a really well-established prison gang.
	They've established themselves in New York, Chicago, big places.
	Aurora, Colorado, where they're taking over.
	They just had a big bust in El Paso, Texas.
	I haven't heard much, but what about Miami?
	It's a big Venezuelan community.
	100%. Big, big, big Miami.
	You pick a city that has value, they're either there, they're strong, or they're going to get there.
	To me, they're the easiest.
	I have a prototype.
	I could do your map. We could go concentrate on them.
	Now the question becomes, we deport them.
	Venezuela won't take them back.
	Like hell you don't. I'd go get myself a big transport plane.
	They were all young men, military age.
	I'd give them a little training in parachuting.
	And I'd parachute them back in.
	All they have to do is pull the thing.
	And I'll even go further.
	I'll get them automatic parachutes.
	If they can't do the parachute, put them right back in Caracas.
	What's he going to do? Shoot it down?
	We'll have the planes surrounded by F-16s.
	They want to shoot at us.
	There'll be a few less jerks in the Venezuelan military, which isn't much of a military at all.
	How long do you think Maduro could withstand that?
	That guy took extraordinary means to clean out his prisons.
	He copied Castro from the late 70s.
	of Mario Alito.
	He cleaned out his prisons, his insane asylums, his criminally insane asylum.
	So we're going to play by the Marcus of Queensbury rules in answering it?
	Tell me what's illegal about that?
	Nothing. I return his creepy criminals and I helicopter them in.
	Sorry, I'd even be willing I don't think they'll shoot us.
	But at some point, Trump is going to have to put people in jail for treason and sedition.
	Of course he is. Okay, he has to.
	But my first effort is clean out.
	There's half of them unknown.
	So we count 10 million, I count 20.
	Because every review that I used to read about this, and this was my subject.
	I mean, I was in charge of immigration, was a dispute.
	Among all the Ivy League statisticians, how many come in that we don't know about?
	The gotaways. And it's not the gotaways that we made some record of.
	Right, the ones we don't know. The general rule is 50% to 200.
	So let's take 50%.
	10 million came in. 5 million came in.
	We don't know. Who knows?
	So before you're going to get to those 5 million, let's get rid of the ones we know.
	That'll also get us the intelligence, the information that'll lead us to the ones that are known.
	But that has to be done.
	We cannot be stuck with 20 million criminals in this country.
	And they're not just criminals.
	The Chinese have brought an awful lot of people in here.
	Biden actually expedited them.
	They're asked the least number of questions when we see them.
	Four. This is ridiculous.
	This is a country who wants to overthrow us.
	But even more than that, they're flying people into the country.
	They've been doing that for four years.
	And I've been at the airport at customs, and I've seen lines of a thousand people.
	A hundred percent. And the thing about it is that they can fly in America on domestic flights with no ID. We have to use an ID. We have to use a passport.
	Isn't this ridiculous? And they don't have to have an ID. We don't know who they are.
	And they can fly in our country.
	I had trouble getting my thing renewed.
	Yeah. And they just get to fly.
	Well, there's a group called Trendy Aragua, which we know about.
	This group is the fastest growing major organized crime group I've ever seen.
	They are literally 20 years ahead of the mafia in terms of The strength they've developed.
	But one of the things they engage in, we know about fentanyl, we know about drugs, we know about guns, we know about minor crimes.
	What we don't know is they have helped to make us the biggest human trafficking country in the world.
	Nobody abuses children more than we do, or women.
	What a thing for America.
	They just caught one that's an example of it, a woman named Barbie Primera, who runs a major human trafficking ring out of a hotel in San Antonio, Texas. They're sort of a big city, little city.
	The big city, they've got their money launderers.
	They've got their big drug dealers.
	And the operatives, they put in a small city nearby.
	So they own Denver.
	Now they own Aurora.
	They own parts of Houston and Dallas.
	Now they have El Paso and they have San Antonio and right on the border.
	And they run their human trafficking operations out of there.
	These girls will come in there.
	You may find them in Chicago a week from now.
	You may find them on the streets of Queens a couple of weeks from now.
	Now, some of these kids are as young as 11 years old.
	Now, how can we tolerate this?
	I mean, what the hell has happened to us that we let this happen to children?
	But even more than that.
	Barbie Primera.
	This is the piece of crap.
	I want you to see her in case you need her.
	Remember, here's the thing. But those are the results.
	See ya.
	Yeah, I got a video of her on.
	But those are the results of this border policy.
	The bigger question is, this is a spiritual war between good and evil.
	The people that are allowing this to happen in this country, the politicians that are
	allowing it to happen, okay, something is wrong.
	They should be indicted for treason and sedition.
	This is completely wrong.
	Now, if they want to use the argument that we need workers in this country, then let's do it the correct way.
	Let's have work visas, let's vet properly, and let's vet people probably that want to come into this country to work.
	But to use that as an excuse to randomly let people through the border is a crock.
	They want it for votes.
	They want it to change America.
	And they want it to ultimately destroy the Constitution.
	That is the bottom line. And somebody, and I hope to God that Trump has the strength this time around to go after people, even if it's politicians.
	This is the worst decision that you could possibly make.
	And anyone that tries to justify it is absolutely delusional and ludicrous.
	And they should be held accountable.
	Yeah, no question about it.
	It should be jail. It should be jail.
	I mean, this is easy to second-guess, but I do believe that in not holding a few of them accountable in the earlier stages made this worse.
	Comey should have gone to jail.
	Yeah, Comey, Clapper, Brennan.
	The two little shits, boyfriend, girlfriend.
	They just got a couple million dollars from the government.
	Yeah, they should have gone to jail.
	Struck in a page.
	Struck in a hole, yeah.
	Yeah.
	And they got money from us now.
	They got a few million dollars from the government.
	For what? They did, that's right.
	Rush Limbaugh was all over that one.
	Of blessed memory.
	Yeah, Peter struck stroke.
	He used to call him Peter struck stroke in general, though.
	Lover boy, Lisa Bayes.
	People have to go to jail.
	People have to know there's consequences for actions.
	And that's the problem is that there aren't any consequences for any actions.
	You know, I just thought of something, you know, here I am in Florida, four miles away from where Rush lived.
	And now is a Monday, but I'd be looking forward to playing golf with him maybe on Saturday.
	And I would have already written down a question.
	I've written down a question for him, which is, how much of this is he surprised about?
	I mean, the complete infiltration of the government.
	I never had that conversation with him, and I really regret it.
	Because at one point when Trump came into office, I acted like a really, you know, very...
	I was in government.
	He wasn't, right? So there's something I knew more than him.
	I said, Mr. President, I know that you realize how bad this is, but you don't realize how bad it is, as if I did.
	I look back on that.
	I am shocked.
	I mean, I never expected it this way.
	Oh, I did. Yeah, I know you did.
	You even told me that.
	But even more so, Reagan said it years ago.
	He says, how do you destroy America?
	His answer was liberalism.
	Yeah. Okay? And you saw the direction.
	I mean, the moment Obama was anointed and the direction that Obama was going into.
	Perfect, perfect description. When Barry got anointed and became Barack, yeah.
	You saw it coming. Baruki.
	Baruki. And actually, I really believe that what the World Economic Forum is doing is that I thought that that was going to be the UN. I thought that Obama was going to come in for eight years, do what he did.
	Hillary was supposed to win, put the nail in the coffin, destroy the country, destroy the Constitution.
	And then I really thought that in 26, when the new head of the UN, I thought that was going to be Obama in 26.
	And then all the laws that they want the whole world to follow would have been done by the UN. Everyone follows and negates voting for anybody in any country, any parliamentary, any Congress, any anything.
	But everyone now is listening to what the World Economic Forum wants, where there's climate change.
	I always thought it was the World Economic Forum.
	I thought it was the World Economic Forum, but not so much as the structure as the think tank.
	It's the Heritage Foundation.
	That think tank is permeating now with every Western civilization, and that's the direction they want to go in.
	The way I looked at it was, They were going to let the World Economic Forum play the think tank.
	They were going to let the UN play the structure.
	And then China was, of course, going to be the muscle.
	Correct. When they took over.
	But the only way for that to happen, though, is you have to destroy the U.S. Constitution.
	Because our Constitution is based on individual rights.
	At best, all the other countries have collected rights.
	And you have to have more raw economic power than the United States.
	And who would develop that 20 years from now?
	China. So now here's what happens to those people.
	When China gets there, China does what the Ayatollah did to the five groups that took out the shock.
	They don't exist anymore.
	A lot of people who opposed the Shah or were in favor of the Shah are still alive, but they're competitors for the crown.
	So the first ones to go, we should have some comfort, will be Obama, all the people who helped him, because Red China's not about them.
	You think Red China wants Islam?
	Any more than Christianity?
	The Uyghurs, they got a problem with them.
	They'll go immediately.
	But it's really absolutely tragic.
	Destroy Americas from within.
	The only way is infiltration.
	In the last 40 years after Reagan, because I think Reagan was an anomaly, didn't expect Reagan, And so they decided this will never happen again if someone like a Reagan shows up.
	So they infiltrated the DOJ. They infiltrated the schools.
	They infiltrated all of our government institutions.
	They infiltrated NGOs.
	And the next thing you know, that's why Trump had such a difficult time while he was president.
	And that's why they're making it difficult now.
	They have infiltrated this country now.
	They've infiltrated through the border.
	And they want to destroy America from within.
	And they're getting very close.
	They're getting very, very close.
	Well, we are going to take advantage of having, as you can see, a very knowledgeable and very appropriately opinionated gentleman with us.
	And we're going to do a little election speculating on electoral vote, which is the only way to speculate when we come back with our new chart.
	We'll be right back with America's Mayor and very lively tonight, huh?
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	And we are back and I am getting for you.
	It's worth the delay because this is really good.
	We are going to get you our famous map.
	Those of you who stay with us know what I'm talking about.
	Let me just spread it out now nicely here.
	You're getting campaign music, which I'm not sure I'm completely in with here.
	We'll put that down.
	Okay, that's off now.
	Shall we look at Pennsylvania election facts and just see what we hear about election?
	No, we don't want Pennsylvania election.
	It tells you how to cheat. How to get people to vote who are dead.
	Oh, that's good. I always wanted, I never was able, you know, I have to tell you, I've had some success and failure in politics, never got dead people to vote for me.
	Oh, we have to do something about that.
	No, no, here, volume for the gear cut.
	Now, this is the, of course, this is a Democrat skewer.
	And the reality is, the reality is, it's going to have a little bit, as you see, Democrat bias.
	But we're going to get around that as soon as I find my pen here, which has to be here somewhere.
	Oh, here it is. Okay. And we're going to see, where do we start?
	Now, can you see that map?
	Everybody see it good? Okay.
	So that is the way 270 to win now sees it.
	Why do they keep doing that to me?
	Yeah. I don't know why they're going to go away, right?
	Because the advertising is the right.
	No advertising. Over to the right.
	Oh, you see this one here?
	Okay. So I have the volume off.
	So right now, they believe it's 233 to 212 Republican.
	How do they get there?
	Let's get the bias out of it originally.
	There's got to be a blue here that we don't particularly agree with.
	I would say definitely, well, not definitely New Mexico.
	Where else? Virginia?
	What are we looking at now? To fill one in?
	No, I'm trying to figure out how do they get to 233 to 212 when I believe the electoral vote is closer to that.
	And I'm trying to figure out where we're disagreeing.
	What state are we disagreeing about?
	Well, they haven't given Georgia's a neutral state right now.
	Pennsylvania's neutral. Wisconsin's neutral.
	Michigan's neutral. Well, I would go with Wisconsin, Michigan, and even Pennsylvania being neutral.
	I would say that Georgia, and that immediately changes it, Georgia is Republican, and I would say North Carolina is Republican, which now puts the Republican into a lead.
	So now let's go back to where they were.
	So we start with their...
	Yeah, so they really have a...
	So...
	Shall we do it our usual way?
	Let's do our usual...
	Let's go our West Coast.
	I like starting West. So now you've got three states coming right down the coast.
	Is there any disagreement on Washington, Oregon, and California?
	You see them as...
	They have them as solid dem.
	I have no objection to that.
	No objection. Now, let's go into the next two states next to them, which they have as up for grabs.
	Nevada, Arizona.
	Let's take Arizona first.
	What do you say? Expert Ted?
	Arizona's going for Trump.
	What do you say? I say Arizona goes for Trump this year.
	So we'll put them in as Trump.
	Nevada or Nevada?
	I say it's Trump this year.
	I think Harris pulls it off.
	The Clark County ballot harvesting.
	They're ready. I'm going to leave it neutral since we don't get unanimous or two-thirds.
	Or you go on it.
	I go neutral. You do?
	Then you're changing on that.
	You used to be Trump. I was always with him.
	I'm getting a little nervous.
	Okay. It could just be play it cautious.
	If I had to bet my life, I bet Trump.
	Okay. uh now let's go which i think means you turn a red what okay well you want to keep it i would make it slightly i'd make it pink which gives them the votes yeah um now we go down that group of states of uh i don't think there's any trouble with idaho montana you think we take the senate in montana you think tester gets beaten I think so.
	I guess that's one of those situations where the polling's in our favor, but Tester, if he's liked enough, right, within the state, and he can beat partisan and national trends, I just don't know that he can do that this time.
	But he's done it before.
	But he's ran in very favorable Democrat years.
	2018, 2012, those are huge.
	I just think in general this year, I think Trump is going to win the popular vote.
	I agree. Trump is going to have so many more votes than Kamala.
	Now, do I think they'll cheat with ballot harvesting?
	Yes. The question is, how much can they do?
	I think they'll do less than last time, because I think that there's a lot of things that we're doing to protect some of that.
	But I think he's going to win the popular vote, and I think that it could be by a lot.
	I agree with that.
	I don't see too much room for corruption in Montana.
	It's a Republican state.
	He's an anomaly.
	They're not going to let him cheat his way.
	The one I disagree with is a small disagreement.
	I do not make Colorado solid blue.
	I make it...
	Now, it doesn't matter in the numbers here, but I make it light blue.
	I think there's a chance.
	I think there's a chance in Colorado.
	And I think the chance comes from...
	Can we show the...
	It's a good excuse to show the governor of Colorado.
	Because if I had this governor, I would vote Republican for the rest of my life.
	I want you to just take a look.
	Now, the governor has brought in per capita more illegals than any state in the country, including New York, including Illinois.
	He has ruined Denver, and he's about to ruin Aurora.
	And he basically denied it before he was caught.
	Some of these states are allowing you to vote without an ID. Now, there's a weird one here.
	And this may be why...
	Were these two states blue?
	Ted, would you look at this for me?
	You're a bit of an expert on this map like I am.
	Was that Nevada and...
	Was that Nebraska? North Dakota, I'm sorry, and Nebraska?
	Blue? No. Oh, did I make a mistake?
	Red for North Dakota.
	I actually...
	Nebraska, is that the one that...
	I think it's red, but the blue district is the city.
	Yeah, they get a blue in there.
	I don't know how to do that, but...
	On the side over there. Over there somewhere.
	But, Dan, you know what? Let's just...
	We'll just realize that we owe the Democrats one vote.
	Potentially. You know what we'll do?
	Potentially. We'll take away the one in Maine and even it up.
	Here, I'll do it right now.
	You're giving them the whole main.
	So now we have it 2.30, 2.26 with the middle of the country solidly red.
	For some reason we're keeping Texas lighter red a little bit because of the troubles that strangely Senator Cruz has had.
	He's running a much closer race.
	I do not know why they have Iowa as a light Light a red.
	Is there an issue in Iowa?
	I see him ahead by eight, nine points there.
	I mean, if Kamala can put together more of a Obama coalition, Iowa's on the table, right?
	Did Obama ever win Iowa?
	He did. First time, I think he lost it the second time.
	So I think Iowa's got a unique situation where there's a Democrat streak.
	I don't know for sure, right?
	I'm guessing Trump beat Biden in Iowa, right?
	Twice. Yeah. So, something about...
	He beat Hillary and he beat...
	Yeah. The focus should be on really the seven swing states.
	Yeah. The seven swing states are going to determine the...
	We're going to get to them.
	We just like everybody to know how we get there.
	So now, Illinois, we agree, is solid blue with Fatso leading the charge there.
	J.B. Pritzker. Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, for sure.
	Florida, for sure.
	South Carolina, for sure.
	Up in the Northeast, for the purposes of Dr.
	Maria, I make New Hampshire neutral, because I don't believe he's that far ahead.
	And the rest of it, I think we are now down to the election, which is Nevada in the West, Georgia, North Carolina.
	Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin.
	So, let's order the, which of those states would you most likely give to Kamala?
	To Kamala? Yeah, let's go, let's do the other way around.
	Nevada, for me.
	Nevada. And New Hampshire.
	Nevada and New Hampshire.
	You agree? Yeah, we're going to do that, yeah.
	Most likely. Most likely.
	Yeah. But I think Trump wins Pennsylvania and Michigan.
	Okay, tell me the answer.
	Do you see any other Kamala votes there?
	Anyone where your instincts tell you Kamala will win or more likely will win?
	No. None of them.
	Now which one are you most certain of with regard to Trump?
	Georgia. I think he wins Pennsylvania.
	And you're more certain of that than the others?
	Yeah. North Carolina worries me now because of the hurricane.
	I don't know if everyone's going to get a chance to vote.
	The governor? What?
	The governor? Oh, no.
	The voters in North Carolina because of the hurricane.
	Same thing. I'm worried about that.
	But you think that isn't made up for by the anger at the lack of response?
	It could be, but you're going to have to have Democrats cross over because of that.
	Yeah. It would have to be an independent.
	It can't be a Democrat. So would you leave that neutral for now?
	For now, I would. If it was before the hurricane, I would have said Trump would get no Carolina.
	I thought so, for sure. Now, I'm concerned because of the hurricane.
	Now, we've got three states left.
	I think Michigan will go Trump because of the Muslims are unhappy with fighting the Democrats about what's happening in the Middle East.
	Mr. Michigan, what do you say?
	I agree with Danny.
	Maybe the reason is being a little bit different, but I agree.
	Michigan for Trump, more because Kamala is going to fail to put together a Biden's coalition to win Michigan, right?
	Biden was able to kind of paint himself as working class Joe, Scranton Joe, a friend of union labor.
	Kamala doesn't have that kind of built-in branding.
	She's not going to Pull a Obama coalition, right?
	In places like Detroit, Flint.
	Bring him in to campaign for her.
	In Michigan, right? All over for good.
	And where do you think?
	Trump wins Michigan, I agree.
	Michigan, he would help the most.
	Obama? Obama will help Kamala the most in...
	That's a good question.
	Yes, Michigan. I think Georgia.
	Georgia. I think Georgia and...
	North Carolina. And Wisconsin and But I think Obama actually does help in some of the suburbs too, right?
	I think Milwaukee helps.
	There's a good black community there, also very close to Chicago.
	Yeah, but I'm not thinking the black community for Obama as much as kind of that...
	I can't describe the Democrat voter kind of like during the Obama era, right?
	Where it's almost these suburban white voters who look at Obama and really like him, right?
	They think of him as this cool guy.
	I agree. I don't know how popular he is.
	But I still think...
	Because we're discussing possibly Kamala, but I still think Trump will take Michigan.
	Yes. And he will take Pennsylvania.
	Yes. And I'm still leaning towards Wisconsin for him.
	Yes, me too. I want him to win Georgia, but I don't know 100%.
	And I want him to win North Carolina, but I... Those two, for me, are more of toss-ups.
	How about you, Ted?
	Do you have the same order of where you go?
	First of all, Georgia.
	Do you agree that two of the states, Wisconsin and Michigan, will go Trumpy, and that Georgia and North Carolina probably will go Trumpy, but not ready to stay?
	I'm putting Georgia. Georgia is the most certain.
	I think Georgia is most certainly going Trump out of all of those.
	Georgia won. That just put him over the top.
	And then Michigan. And that might be some bias.
	I know Michigan. And then Pennsylvania.
	North Carolina. Yeah, I think Trump wins it.
	I am concerned as well that there are hundreds of thousands of Trump voters.
	I mean, obviously we're concerned about their well-being and safety first, but I am concerned that...
	And you seem to think there's enough time for them to vote.
	So let's get your order. the order the order mine's all red except for nevada out of the swing states okay okay danny danny said uh michigan with uh pennsylvania for sure yeah uh michigan and wisconsin before north carolina and george interesting yeah i i can see why And North Carolina, he puts a lot of emphasis on the disruption from the hurricane.
	Yes. Which you also award.
	Yeah. Okay. I feel that it's going to be overwhelmed by the enthusiasm for him and the lingering anger at the administration.
	Okay. For North Carolina.
	Yeah. So now tell me your order of those four.
	Which one is the most likely to go?
	If you had to bet your life on it, which one would you say is the most likely?
	Let's all do this. I'll go first.
	Yeah, he went first already.
	Okay. Order of most likely to go for Trump to least likely.
	I think we all agree that if we had to bet our life, we would say he's going to get all four.
	Yeah. We're more certain of some than others.
	I'm going to start south, and we're just going to go in a circle.
	Most likely Georgia, second North Carolina, third Michigan, fourth Wisconsin.
	Now, I'm going to do mine now.
	Of course, I had the benefit of listening to you guys, but I think this was mine, and you'll see it's fairly consistent with the past.
	But a little different. I gotta look back.
	We gotta keep track where the mayor is day to day.
	Now, let's watch this.
	I'm gonna do something funny that you're not gonna maybe agree with.
	But I have a feeling about it.
	Let me get it neutral.
	Get neutral, dummy.
	There you go. I make Virginia neutral.
	I do not see Virginia as 100% in that Biden camp.
	I make it the least...
	That's the last one I say would go Trump.
	I would agree with you that Georgia is the first one to go Trump.
	Largely because making up with the governor has solved the last problem.
	And second, I have great confidence in the lieutenant governor taking care of the cheating.
	Now, number two, I'm gonna go with Danny and I'm gonna say Michigan.
	I'm gonna tell you why.
	For the same reason that Danny was so sure of Of Pennsylvania, you should be sure of Michigan.
	He's a Michigan candidate, and she's a terrible candidate for both.
	Michigan are tough people.
	They're hardworking people.
	They're the Trump kind of people.
	He talks their language.
	She doesn't. A big phony Hollywood type is the last thing in the world.
	You'd find it easier finding people in North Carolina or even in Minnesota and Virginia that go for that.
	than in Michigan.
	So I'd say those two are the two that put them over the top.
	Now, of the three remaining...
	I think that the three that you have there remaining are the three softest of trouble.
	Yes. Of those three, I would say North Carolina, even with the problems, But because of its Republican roots and because you could have a counter that makes up for that, I would say that's the first one that would go down for him.
	Next would be Wisconsin.
	And then my outside shot would be Virginia.
	So that's where we are right now.
	But I'm going to go back because it was soft.
	I'm going to go back on this one.
	Because we certainly didn't have unanimous agreement.
	That was only... Give him both.
	Give him both. Well, Trump still wins.
	296 to 242.
	That's a pretty good vote to victory.
	I mean, he's got a couple of ways to go here.
	It's not impossible he picks up Nevada either, you know.
	I mean, really, really, really, if we didn't want to make the final choice, We should leave it like that.
	I just feel like Trump is going to surprise a lot of people.
	This is our map for today.
	We'll review it again on Friday.
	I wrote down kind of what.
	All right. You write it down? You should write it down.
	Nevada. What are we going to do with Nevada?
	Nevada, I left. I'm going to leave a couple of ones where we struggled a lot.
	I would say we struggled on Nevada.
	I would say...
	We struggled on...
	The two of the three of us had trouble with North Carolina, and we're going to leave that open.
	Nevada, Georgia, North Carolina, and Wisconsin, right?
	What?
	No, Virginia.
	Oh, Virginia.
	Yeah, that's right.
	Virginia.
	Any others?
	...
	Let's assume he wins Georgia.
	Yeah, I think Georgia. Georgia would be the one that put him over the top then, in that scenario.
	Okay. So the date is the 12th, right?
	No, the 8th. Oh, the 8th, I'm thinking.
	Today is the 8th, okay.
	I'll have to put it on later.
	For some reason, it isn't working here.
	Yeah, so we'll screenshot that, right?
	We'll screenshot it as our As our entry for this date.
	And we'll come back to it.
	Yeah, we'll be back. So that leaves us with tomorrow, which we have anything good going on tomorrow for the candidates, Ted?
	Well, they've been hitting the campaign.
	Maybe we'll play tomorrow some more of our clips.
	Kamala. And so this is what tells me, Mayor, I would like to get your thoughts and Danny's thoughts on this.
	This is what tells me, more than anything else, that at least their internals show them that they're down.
	When you have Kamala Harris going on all these interviews all of a sudden, and some interesting interviews, right?
	Like, it almost does seem like it's being thrown together, like, call her daddy, Howard Stern?
	Who was it? No, they are, but they're only doing it because they feel like they have to.
	Right? They feel like they have to.
	She sounds... Yes.
	The mainstream polls are facetious.
	I believe that she's probably down anywhere from seven to ten points.
	If they want to cheat, they have to have her in public They have to have her be on these mainstream polls, either up by one or two or down by one or two.
	She can't be down by seven or eight, three days before the election and all of a sudden win.
	Yeah. And we're all going to know that they cheated.
	For sure, that's why I'm giving you a close.
	So they need to get her out in the public.
	They need to get her to have exposure so that they can justify a minus two or a plus two.
	You're right. You're right. Okay, even though it's erroneous.
	Yeah. But they have to do all that.
	Yes. Because if they plan on cheating, they have to...
	Have people believe.
	It has to be believable. Yes.
	It's got to be believable. You're right.
	That was 2020. And she's way down.
	And even the betting polls right now have Trump ahead.
	And I follow them more than anything.
	Yeah. And the betting polls have Trump at 54 to 46, I think, right now.
	Yeah. So even they have him winning.
	So they know that their internal polls are down and they've got to get her out in public.
	Okay. Yes. But she's, honestly, she's a moron.
	I mean, look at the teleprompter went under when she was in...
	32, 32.
	32, yeah. Oh, we got to do business here.
	30 of it. She couldn't speak.
	She couldn't speak. We need to contrast her when that happens with Trump.
	Let's do that before we go, Mayor.
	Trump was great the other day.
	He's like, don't you love it when they still tell in front of a president you can have their kissing?
	I know. He did that on purpose, didn't he?
	He did that on purpose to just contrast himself with Dodo Berg.
	But the Butler rally was his best rally ever.
	He did So 32 days
	I'm so hot!
	32 days.
	Okay, we got some business to do.
	We got some business to do.
	All right. 32 days.
	And we know we will do it.
	In 32 days.
	And... And this is going to be a very tight race until the very end.
	This is going to be a very tight race until the very end.
	We are the underdog.
	It's like when you got to kill time, right?
	You didn't read the book for the book report.
	Remember his number? 32!
	Today we got 32 days until the election.
	He's a puppet. A clown puppet.
	A funny puppet. So 32 days.
	32 days.
	Okay, we got some business to do.
	We got some business to do.
	All right. 32 days.
	And we know we will do it.
	What is it? We will do it.
	What is it, Kamala?
	What exactly are you doing in 32 days?
	Unburdened with what might have been...
	No, you just know whenever she says, let me be clear, you know the next sentence is a lie.
	Okay? And whenever it's, let me be clear, whatever...
	Yeah, yeah, that's a lie. That's a good one.
	It was a lie about 30 years ago when Willie called up and she said she was busy that night, or it was the end of the relationship.
	I'm sorry, Willie.
	I'm busy tonight. I've moved up a bit.
	Yeah. I'm guessing Willie was a mayor.
	That was it for Willie! No more!
	When his term was up as mayor?
	Why was she done with him?
	Willie! You don't know if her said it or something.
	And then I do say, though, she made a very fine pick in The First Gentleman, who is the epitome of masculinity.
	The new... Yeah, what is...
	According to...
	He redefines masculinity.
	The Red Lion. He will get the vote of ex-girlfriends who want to be slapped across the face How about the nannies who want to get impregnated?
	I don't know. A lot of them don't vote.
	The Nanny Impregnation Union of the United States hereby endorses the first gentleman, Doug Emhoff.
	Well, you know, if Trump slapped a woman in the face, they would have put him in jail.
	Yeah. Wait a second.
	Yeah. Wait, I haven't made Danny.
	Please say that into the mic.
	What would have happened even if there was a rumor about Trump Physically hanging a woman across the face.
	And by the way, with an actual date.
	Or a year or two.
	That wouldn't have even been an issue.
	Judge Mershon, his daughter, would have made $2 million instead of half a million.
	But he wouldn't be running. Oh my gosh, that's a good point.
	Well, thank you, Danny, for participating tonight.
	Danny's our awesome guest.
	Danny's too hot to put on.
	People wouldn't be able to handle it.
	It puts me to shame. So we'll be back tomorrow night.
	We'll be catching up on all of this, see where the polls are.
	Baseball? And we will have maybe a little play-by-play baseball, so you can see my play-by-play skills.
	Danny took up our phone call time tonight.
	My invitation to Mel Allen or Phil Rizzuto.
	Danny from Chicago. Red Barber.
	Well, pray for the people of Israel.
	Tonight, in particular, after all of the horrible, horrible protests yesterday that were totally unjustified and indicate what Donald Trump has to get us out of.
	Pray for the people of Ukraine, because they're being very poorly used by corruption on both sides.
	Pray for the wisdom. We need to pray for the people of the United States.
	Well, that's it right now.
	Praise for the people of the United States.
	Wisdom. Wisdom.
	God, give us wisdom.
	And God bless America!
	They are the principle of common sense and rational discussion to the issues of our day.
	America was created at a time of great turmoil, tremendous disagreements, anger, hatred.
	It was a book written in 1776 that guided much of the discipline of thinking that brought to us the discovery of our freedoms, of our God-given freedoms.
	It was Thomas Paine's Common Sense written in 1776, one of the first American bestsellers in which Thomas Paine explained by rational principles the reason why these small colonies felt the necessity to separate From the Kingdom of Great Britain and the King of England.
	He explained their inherent desire for liberty, for freedom, freedom of religion, freedom of speech, the ability to select the people who govern them.
	And he explained it in ways that were understandable to all the people, not just the elite.
	Because the desire for freedom is universal.
	The desire for freedom adheres in the human mind and it is part of the human soul.
	This is exactly the time we should consult our history.
	Look at what we've done in the past and see if we can't use it to help us now.
	We understand that our founders created the greatest country in the history of the world.
	The greatest democracy, the freest country, a country that has taken more people out of poverty than any country ever.
	All of us are so fortunate to be Americans.
	But a great deal of the reason for America's constant ability to self-improve is because we're able to reason, we're able to talk, we're able to analyze.
	We are able to apply our God-given common sense.

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