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	All right, news roundup information overload hour, 800 941 Sean, our number if you want to be a part of the program.
	And uh in a second we'll check in with, I think, the best media analyst in the entire country today, and that's our friend Joe Kancha.
	Uh first, I want to go to Kevin O'Leary.
	Kevin O'Leary actually did something that very few people in the media seem able to do, and that's ask some tough questions about Kamala Harris, her economic plan.
	My first question is, well, if you're going to fight inflation on day one, what have you been doing the last uh nearly four years?
	Uh, because her first day happened to be January twentieth, twenty twenty-one.
	It's not January twentieth, twenty twenty five.
	The second is, you know, how do you how do you explain what would be the largest tax increase in the history of the entire world and our country alone?
	How do you explain raising the corporate tax, which will be passed on to consumers, small business taxes, doubling the capital gains tax, taxing unrealized capital gains, good luck figuring that one out, and what it would do to the economy.
	I think it would destroy the economy, and if we ever add her Green New Deal that she co-sponsored in the U.S. Senate, which would and she'd use or eliminate the filibuster to pass it, uh, that would be the end of capitalism, I say as we know it.
	Here's Kevin O'Leary.
	In querying about this idea of taxing unrealized capital gains, which would basically destroy the economy and change the way every investor would invest and chase capital out of the country.
	Um I've been told, listen, don't worry about it, just be happy.
	There's no way Congress would ever pass that.
	She has to keep saying that to keep her base happy to bring people up to vote for her.
	But that's not going to happen.
	Don't worry about it.
	These policymakers that are giving me this just be happy.
	Well, maybe I'll go I'm gonna have to get happy, but right now I'm not happy, and I'm I really, really want some policy.
	I really do, and I think the rest of the market does too.
	And that that comment gives you some idea about how much angst there is out there.
	If you if they're saying to Kevin O'Leary, is though it's not gonna happen anyway, then why has she stated very publicly and loudly that these are the positions that she holds?
	You know, the only thing we've gotten a little bit of information on is her economic policy, and then every time she gives a new detail, like for example, when she talked about price gauging and went on to explain price controls, uh, everybody criticized it, and they come back and they say through a spokesperson, oh, never mind, she never really meant that.
	But the biggest, I think, uh contributor to the the Harris Walls campaign, that would come from the mob, the mob in the media.
	And, you know, the greatest example of this, David Sachs saying the media is spreading disinformation on a scale that dwarfs whatever Russia would hope to ever accomplish in terms of influence of our election.
	And I agree with this statement.
	They are the biggest contributors to the Harris Walls campaign and nothing but an extension of the Harris Walls press office.
	Listen.
	You bring up you bring up these, you know, these um stories about Russian influence or whatever.
	The real influence operation in this country is by the mainstream media.
	They're the ones who are spreading disinformation about the war in Ukraine and so many other issues on a scale that dwarfs what any of these like handful of podcasters that most people have never heard of uh can ever hope to accomplish.
	We have the Kamala Files, the Walls files, both of them in their own words, with the most radical positions ever taken by anybody to run for this high office in the history of this country.
	Nobody in the media ever talks about them.
	You know, in the one debate, only one candidate is fact-checked.
	And, you know, forget the real disasters that is Springfield, Ohio, Aurora, Colorado.
	You should see the front front cover of the New York Post today about a Venezuelan gang taking over the entire city of New York, and that's happening in other towns and cities also across the country.
	You know, don't mention the the names of Americans that have been murdered and raped and victims of violent crime by unvetted Harris Biden illegals over eleven and a half million that we know about.
	Never talk about the high costs associated with illegal immigration.
	Forget about the people that they have allowed into this country with terror ties.
	Forget about their promise promise of amnesty, free sex change operations, free housing, health care, education.
	You know, forget about what everyday Americans are paying at the grocery store or for the price of democracy, as Kamala says, what they have to pay to fill up their cars or pay for electricity or the high interest rates preventing so many Americans from being able to buy a house.
	You know, forget about our support of the Green New Deal, the elimination of private health care.
	Joe Conscious, am I wrong in my analysis?
	If there's a number above a hundred percent, I would give you that in terms of you being correct.
	I mean, the the media coverage that we've seen, I remember back in two thousand and twelve, MSNBC, I think it was Pew did a study that showed that they did something like 44 stories on Barack Obama and all were positive.
	And they did 79 stories on Mitt Romney and all were negative.
	But he chalked it up to MSNBC.
	He said, Ah, you know, that's just MB and them.
	We know who they are.
	Now it seems like everybody's MSNBC.
	I can't tell the difference between MSNBC and ABC.
	That I know.
	I mean, that debate that we saw last uh two weeks ago now, I guess it's been uh just incredible that Donald Trump gets eleven fact checks or follow-ups, and Kamala Harris gets zero.
	And there wasn't what?
	Not one question on the economy?
	That's insane.
	Not one question on Joe Biden's health and why did you cover it up?
	Not one question about uh Kamala Harris's time in San Francisco as a prosecutor in that record.
	I mean, these are very germane, relevant questions.
	Of course it doesn't get asked.
	We know why, because the head of ABC News is named her name is Dana Walden, who is the probably one of Kamala Harris's closest friend, if not closest friend, literally to the point where she helped set up Kamala Harris with Doug Emhoff, her current husband.
	That debate never ever should have happened.
	There should have been editorial after editorial saying there's a conflict of interest here.
	But I mean, it's been like this since day one.
	I mean, let's face it.
	Remember that New York magazine cover, Camelot, and it's her on top of uh on top of the country, basically, and it declares that she's Kamelot now?
	I mean, that was insane.
	Time magazine, when they interviewed Kamala Harris for a cover story, she declined to be interviewed for it, and they went ahead and gave her a puff piece anyway.
	Any editor worth his salt or her salt would have said, unless you're going to give us the interview, we're we're not doing the story, but they went ahead and did it anyway.
	And the fact that the media is not demanding that she hold this thing called a press conference, which he hasn't done in five and a half years, not going back to her first time running for president in 2019, not as vice president, and not now.
	So that that sets where we are at this point, where we just have a media that they're all MSNBC now, they've all taken on an activist mode, and they're doing everything they can to get over the finish line.
	But here's the good news if you're a Trump supporter, even with all that, you see polls today like Emerson College in the Hill showing Donald Trump leading in every swing state, and other polls showing that he's either tied or leading.
	And you know what tide means.
	Tide means he's probably up four or five points because they always undervalue him in polls.
	So even after the coronation, the that fixed debate, all that, Donald Trump is still the odds on favor to be your next president.
	You really believe that.
	Uh I mean, I'll be honest, I don't think anybody at this point, and I read the polls like you do as well.
	I mean, I saw the the New York Times, Sienna poll, and you know, they they had it in dead even race.
	What was it, 4848, and now they did a poll of of three important swing states Arizona, North Carolina, Georgia, and then Donald Trump is leading in all three of them, and there must win states for Donald Trump.
	Uh there were two polls that have him up in Pennsylvania.
	He's very close in Wisconsin and Michigan as well, and and Nevada, uh also there.
	I mean, you know, fifty forty-five in Arizona, uh, forty-nine forty-five in Georgia, 4947 in North Carolina.
	I wish that wasn't as close.
	But look at the state of Virginia.
	I'm sure you probably saw the uh old Dominion poll that came out, and it was 47 Kamala Harris, 46 Trump.
	And that was the University of Very uh Washington, and not exactly welcome news for the for the Harris campaign.
	What is your take on that?
	And I'll add one thing to your point.
	If you go back to 2020, the final New York Times poll in Florida, they were off by six points, and North Carolina they were off by five points, Pennsylvania, they were off by five points.
	Arizona, they were off by six points, and Wisconsin, they were off by a whopping ten points in their final poll.
	Precisely.
	So again, they they can't find Trump supporters as easily and therefore he's always underweighted and he was underweighted as well in 2016.
	So I always look at these polls.
	I add four or five points because I know that I know that from the past, right?
	And now, meanwhile, there's one poll, uh, Sean that came out, and and I think it's the most important poll I've seen of the past three months, we'll call it since Biden dropped out, and that is the Teamsters' own internal polling.
	I know you've talked about this, but it bears repeating that Donald Trump is basically doubling Kamala Harris in rank and file Teamsters support, about sixty percent for Trump, thirty percent for Harris.
	So I'm thinking, okay, if he's getting that kind of support in the Teamsters, who have a huge presence in Pennsylvania, for example, that can make a difference there.
	Then he probably already has rank and file support, at least of solid majority from United Order workers, right?
	And maybe not the leadership, because you know, they're always going to support the Democrat, because that's the the money talks, right?
	But but the rank and foul probably under the UAW, they probably support Trump too.
	So there goes Michigan, maybe.
	Then I think of restaurant workers and no tax on tips in places like Nevada in the service industry, and they overwhelmingly support Trump.
	So I think that's why I'm confident that and I'm not saying all right, it's over, of course not.
	Anything can happen in the next 43 days, but I think there's some things here that really are sh telling us what the real story is in those key states that matter.
	And if Trump wins Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Nevada, well, this thing is over, not just over, but a landslide.
	But again, it's gonna be very close, I'm sure, but I think he's leading more than than what we believe right now.
	All right, quick break more with the only media analyst I trust, Joe Concha, is with us.
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	A lot of these polls, if you just go to this date in 2020, they had Joe Biden up by eight points.
	On election day, they had Joe Biden up fifty-one forty-four.
	And you saw how close that race was.
	And, you know, the NBC October 31st, 2020, had had Biden winning by 10 points, 5242.
	The economists, you gov had Biden lit leading by 10 points, 5343.
	You know, Biden, you know, won by the thinnest of margin of 44,000 votes in three states out of a record 160 million votes.
	I mean, so they they can't be more wrong.
	And I do believe that if we pay too much attention to polling, and correct me if I'm wrong, that we run the risk that they deflate people's feelings about the election.
	And I think they they're trying to do it on purpose, if you want my personal opinion.
	Perhaps.
	Uh it looks, Sean.
	I I think it comes down you you always talk about this.
	Elections come down to binary choices, right?
	It kind of comes down to one question really.
	And I think in the end, even if people some folks are turned off by by Donald Trump's personality, uh, I think in the end, they know that they had more money in their bank accounts and felt more stable in their jobs and felt that wages were outpacing inflation because they were under Donald Trump.
	And that that is a big, big factor, the biggest probably as far as economy.
	And they know that they feel less safe now as far as crime is concerned under this president and this vice president.
	And obviously the border is something that is is uh an issue that even Kamala Harris is using Donald Trump's wall interads because she knows that she's on the wrong side of that, so now she's trying to uh borrow uh that issue as well from him.
	So on those three big issues, Donald Trump said this once at a rally I went to of his in Waldo, New Jersey.
	And I wish he would use the line more because it really was effective.
	He says, I think I'm more popular now than I was in 2020 or 2016, because back then I had to tell you what you had to imagine what a Hillary presidency would look like or what a Biden presidency would look like.
	He goes, now you don't have to imagine anymore.
	You lived it.
	And you know what I can do, and you've seen what they can what they have done.
	It's your choice as far as whether you want to be in the years twenty seventeen, twenty eighteen, twenty nineteen before the pandemic, or do you want to be twenty-one, twenty-two, twenty-three, and twenty-four, which most Americans tell you this country is going in the wrong direction.
	That's why, again, I think everything seems to be in his favor.
	And I don't think joy is a strategy, and I don't think all this fluff gets you over the finish line at this point.
	She's not specific about anything, and I think people's BS meter is up.
	They spot a phony from a mile away, and Kamala Harris, if you want to describe her in one word, it's phony.
	Well, I I just think it comes down to the fundamental.
	Are you better off than you were four years ago?
	And what has she done that has made the country better off?
	What is what has she done that we can point to that we could say has been successful for the American people?
	Fair question.
	It never gets asked.
	Yeah.
	And and and experience, right?
	So Tom Harris has never run a lemonade stand.
	And now we expect her to run the U.S. economy again, and based on her own record to this point, proudly casting the tie-breaking vote for the inflation reduction act, which did not reduce inflation, for example.
	So or the Afghanistan withdrawal, she was the last one in the room, and she signed off on it.
	Well, we all know how that went.
	So again, she's got a record now she's got to run on.
	And uh when she does interviews, that over interview, people think, oh wow, that went well for it.
	No, it did not.
	Because if you want to get into that that that interview was a disaster.
	Oh, completely.
	And and just the the optics of it.
	So, okay, you want to get independence in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Nevada, Georgia, North Carolina.
	So you're gonna go to one of the richest women on the planet and then bring in all these other millionaires, Hollywood elites, and that's what this Democratic Party has become.
	The party of coastal elites instead of the party of the working man and women, which they used to profess to be for.
	And meanwhile, Donald Trump is seen as the president for the working man and woman.
	So the flip the script has been completely flipped at this point, and in the states that matter, if that's the perception, then again, Donald Trump is looking good.
	Uh Joe Concha, as always, we appreciate you.
	The best media voice out there, the only objective media analyst in the entire country, unfortunately.
	Appreciate you being with us, Joe.
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	Um we got another cut of Kamala committing yet again to ending fracking once and for all.
	But of course, she wants you to believe, oh, that's not true because she knows she can't win Pennsylvania, stating her true opinion.
	Listen.
	I am committed to passing a Green New Deal, creating clean jobs, and finally putting an end to fracking once and for all.
	Mama Lakamla just don't give a frack.
	Mama Lakamala, that's the second one.
	We need a Mamala, Drew Barrymore says.
	That was Jimmy Fallon in that particular case.
	Um I find it amazing that not only are Democrats, the Save Act in Congress are so against you know, proof of citizenship for elections, why do you think that is?
	Why wouldn't they why would they be against proof of citizenship?
	Why would they be against voter ID laws?
	Why do I need a picture ID to get into the Democratic National Convention?
	But I don't need one to vote like it when I lived in the state of New York.
	Why is that?
	Why tell me explain that rationale to me?
	Why why wouldn't they want signature verification and integrity measures and chain of custody controls?
	Why wouldn't they want and demand updated voter rolls?
	Why wouldn't they want partisan observers in every precinct in the country for the benefit of everybody?
	That means Democrats, Republicans, independent, whatever parties are on the ballot, yet they get to watch the voting up close all day.
	Not watching what who people are voting for, but meaning watching what's going on, making sure that everything is done in the right way, making sure ballots are safely secured, and watch the vote counting all night.
	Why would they be against proof of citizenship?
	Voter ID, why?
	The only reason I can think of is because they think it benefits them.
	And if walls are so bad, why did I face wall after wall after wall and fence after fence after fence when I was at the Democratic National Convention this summer?
	Just interesting food for thought.
	You got a Washington Post correspondent is actually out there, you know, saying that the GOP push for citizen uh votership laws is opposed by Democrats, yeah, you think.
	But the question is why?
	What Mike Johnson did set himself up for is a failed vote this week regarding uh uh uh six-month extension of federal fundings that attached um this bill that Donald Trump has been pushing, which would force voters in voting in federal elections to provide some sort of proof of citizenship.
	That failed in the House, allowing Johnson to now be able to pivot to negotiating with Senate Democrat-led majority.
	Uh and and we know that that in the Senate there is, and actually amongst some Republicans as well, there is a uh proclivity towards supporting a three-month continuing resolution that would be basically maintaining federal funding at the current levels it is, but with in a clean way with no added provisions as this citizenship bill is is deeply opposed by Democrats and would be vetoed by the White House.
	Why would they be against proof of citizenship?
	And if you can explain it to me, call 800-941 Sean if you want to be a part of the program.
	Let's say hi to Marcy is in MySpree State of Florida.
	Marcy, how are you?
	Glad you called.
	Doing good.
	How are you doing today?
	Uh hanging in there.
	Voting, early voting starting all around the country, Marcy, and uh I hope people are paying attention.
	I do too.
	I um I was listening to the radio about the Sean Combs uh uh situation, and one of the things that I I've come to realize in my town, and I live in Coco, Florida, uh it just seems that the law um is doing less and less.
	Uh crime is at an all-time high.
	I'm a landlord here, and we have rental property, and I've reported serious crimes, even as far as a baby dying in critical condition in a critical state, and not about it.
	And I've had a situation where somebody stole about almost three thousand dollars from my 90-year-old father in law, and there's things that I've reported, you know, you you have to go through the steps, you want to report the crime, and then you feel like when the law gets to your house, they don't even want to take a report, they act like you're bothering them.
	And, you know, I'm a taxpayer.
	I know that um, you know, we don't pay a lot of money.
	I think about six hundred and fifty dollars a year goes to the the police department.
	But when you feel that you're reporting a crime and you're supposed to take the steps necessary, um, and then you feel like they walk away and they're kind of like laughing, they're like they don't care, they look at you like uh whatever.
	Um you just feel like what's going on?
	Is is the the criminals gonna keep be getting away with more and more?
	And I think the reason why Sean was probably out there doing what he was doing, maybe he felt like, you know, hey, we'll get away with it.
	Well make sure when you say Sean, you're you're being very specific about what Sean you're talking about.
	You're talking about P. Diddy.
	Yes, yes.
	I was just talking about, you know, his situation and um just crime is as at an all-time high.
	It's it's terrible.
	The only thing I would say down in Florida that I would pay very close attention to, and and I'm speaking from experience, uh, I have found where I live in Florida, both the local police and the sheriff's department are the most responsive that I've ever seen in my life.
	And and they did, you know, especially under the new leadership where I used to live in New York on Long Island in Nassau County, uh, they did have good policing there, uh, although they were unfortunately still subject to some New York laws that uh prevent officers from doing their job.
	Such laws don't exist down here in Florida.
	So I would just say work with your local sheriff's department, work with your local police department, and I could tell you right now, they're under very, very, you know, that they have all the freedom they need to enforce laws and they're committed to it in Florida, especially on issues like this.
	Yes.
	Well, one of I did ask that.
	I did ask one of the sheriffs, I said, why do you think that this isn't going to the state's attorney's office?
	Why isn't it made its way?
	I mean, I can remember a day if somebody wrote a bad check for $13, you were going to jail.
	Today, it's like uh they say, well, um, having to prove it is one thing, and having to find the the criminal is another.
	Uh, there's just so many different things that prevent this from going to the state's attorney's office now.
	A lot of people are getting away with more and more.
	And yeah, I'm gonna have to do something about it.
	I am a letter writer, and I guess I'm gonna have to get out there and write some letters.
	Uh I it's coming to that.
	I I think you do that, but I would add one other thing, and and honestly, I think it's very simple.
	And for me, I w I would go out and I would just stop by your local police department, your local sheriff's office, and and just you know, file the complaint as appropriate.
	And and um uh my experience has been they're on it down here in a big way, in a really big way.
	So I I'm sorry you're going through it, but I uh it's very different than what it was like in New York, I can tell you that, especially New York City, which I was the worst of the worst, not because the cops are bad, because they they had literally had handcuffs on their ability to do their job.
	Uh back to our phones as we say hi to speaking of my former stomping grounds, Bob in Long Island.
	Bob, how are you?
	Did you go to the uh Coliseum in Union Dale for the uh Trump rally or no?
	I did not.
	Uh however, I must say that my understanding is Nassau County has the lowest crime rate in the nation, and we've got one of the best commissioners in writer.
	He did a fabulous job for the Trump rally.
	You're talking about Blake.
	I think he's done a great job for Nassau County.
	Yeah, no, when I say writer, he's the police commissioner for Nassau County.
	Oh, yeah, but no, he's also great.
	No, they've done a great job of of doing a much better job, and they've got some real challenges in both Nassau and Suffolk County, especially with the illegal immigration that they've had to deal with there too, including gangs.
	Yep.
	Hey, Sean, I wanted to mention uh Harris has accepted the CNN uh debate offer, and I know Trump is declined.
	However, if Fox were to offer a debate, I think uh let me let me jump the gun.
	They already did.
	Harris said no.
	Well, I would put that forward if I'm Trump again because Kamala is hammering him for rejecting the CNN.
	Trump can simply say, I've already debated on CNN, and if you want, as you say you do, another debate because the American people deserve that debate, I'm willing to meet you at Fox.
	Put her in a box, let her get defensive rather than him be defensive on the debate issue.
	You know what the problem is, is she wants this debate one month from today.
	He wants it on October the twenty-third.
	With the amount of voting that will take place by the time that debate would ever be held, it it's hardly worth doing anyway, and she knows it, so it's a phony issue.
	Now, if she said I'll debate next week, and after he did two liberal networks, she would be willing to go on Fox, which she is outright rejected, and her campaign is rejected over and over and over again, and I can speak from a position of fact, then you know, then it's just not gonna happen.
	The problem is with any of these liberal networks, in my view, and is that they're never going to to play Harris or ask Harris about her ninety-three trillion dollar Green New Deal, eliminate the filibuster, or government health care for all, no private insurance, you know, free housing, health care, education, uh driver's licenses, path to amnesty, uh, and sex change operations for illegals.
	She's not going to ask about they're not going to ask about the names of the people that have been murdered, unvetted Harris Biden illegals, the people that have been raped and victims of violent crime.
	They're not going to ask about her actions in the summer of 2020 with the Bell Fund and saying that the rioters won't stop and shouldn't stop.
	They're not going to ask about her no fracking.
	They're not going to press her on abortion.
	They're not going to press her on gun confiscation laws.
	So it's kind of pointless and fruitless in my mind.
	And, you know, at this point in the campaign, I I I don't see any reason to to do it or or want to watch it even.
	Because I just know how it's going to end.
	And that is it's another three-on-one situation, although to in fairness to both Dana Bash and to uh Jake Tapper, I thought they were way more fair than David Muir.
	By the way, his ratings are down eight percent since that debate on World News Tonight and probably going lower.
	Great job, Bob Iger, ABC, Disney and and and ABC News Disney.
	They did a lousy job, and Americans are fed up.
	Anyway, my friend, appreciate the call.
	Kentucky, we got Leslie next.
	Hi, Leslie.
	How are you?
	Glad you called.
	I'm hi, Sean.
	Uh I am hoping that you'll help me understand Kamala's policy.
	Um she's talking about this opportunity economy, and um I'm a little bit confused.
	She's gonna give in her proposal fifty thousand dollars to small businesses as they start up, but it's as a tax credit.
	So when I hear tax credit, what I'm thinking is I must owe fifty thousand dollars in tax, and then you're gonna, you know, uh not charge the fifty thousand in tax that I owe.
	Is that what you understand?
	Uh my understand is it's basically uh Kamala Harris, it's a how do I say this?
	It's incrementalism of the Green New Deal.
	And as as cynical as I am, I would Say whether it's loan forgiveness for college loans or you know, twenty-five grand for first-time home buyers or whatever it happens to be, it's it's basically here.
	Vote for me and I'll give you something of value.
	You know, to illegal immigrants, her quote, earned path to citizenship is really amnesty, and that is something of great worth.
	Oh, I hope you'll vote for me.
	And I hope you'll vote for Democrats in perpetuity.
	So to me, you know, I think I think for her, now if you're a supply side econom, you know, and believe in a supply side economics like I do, you know, you would say no tax on tips is an incentive or no tax on overtime pay or no tax on social security just makes sense.
	But then coupled with that is energy dominance, which would which would bring in huge, you know, tr trillions of dollars ultimately to the economy, lowering tax rates, which then incentivizes investment, which creates revenues for the government.
	Reagan doubled revenues by cutting taxes, and Trump did the same.
	And it just is he hit COVID after, you know, two years in office, which was, you know, with after three years in office, everything was going swimmingly until then, and through no fault of his own, the worst pandemic any in a hundred years.
	Yeah.
	Anyway, I hope that answers your question, Leslie.
	I wish I had more time for you.
	I love our friends in Kentucky.

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