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| Richard, you know, I made the point that Trump's ace of spades is leaving the campaign, and we'll talk about this after the break, we're about to talk to this voter, but leaving the campaign if they block him out or shield the delegates, he has no choice. | |
| I will not vote for Hillary or Jeb. | |
| I will support that third-party run. | |
| He's got to get the libertarians primed and ready for him to come in if they pull that shenanigan. | |
| But Richard, who's this fellow you're talking to? | |
| Okay, Alex, we have Rob here. | |
| He looks like a student. | |
| Rob, tell us, are you a student? | |
| Yes, I'm a senior. | |
| Who do you like? | |
| Who do you like in the presidential race? | |
| I'm going to have to say Ben Carson for right now. | |
| Ben Carson? | |
| Yeah. | |
| Tell us what you like about Ben Carson. | |
| You know, I really like his views, political views. | |
| I think he had a good debate on CNN the other night. | |
| What are some of the specific views that you like? | |
| Specific views. | |
| Well, anything that doesn't have to do with what Donald Trump believes, I think he's really just putting himself in a hole. | |
| So you don't like Donald Trump? | |
| So you don't like Donald Trump? | |
| Specifically, why do you not like Donald Trump? | |
| What about Donald Trump do you not like? | |
| The belief he has of the Muslims. | |
| Tell Walnut, tell him to stay right there. | |
| Similar to what Hitler did. | |
| Excuse me. | |
| We're going to take a break. | |
| I think we're going to break, right? | |
| Yeah, ask P-Brain to stay with us. | |
| Tell him to call him to P-Brain. | |
| We'll be right back. | |
| Almost all students, I was talking about this 20 years ago, but it's mainstream media now. | |
| Limbaugh was talking about it 30 years ago, that most college degrees are worthless now. | |
| It's not engineering. | |
| If it's not science, you can use it for toilet paper. | |
| We've got all these young victims spending 30, 50 grand a year to get toilet paper degrees that they'll end up having to have two or three jobs. | |
| I bet this guy thinks his degrees can be worse. | |
| I'm not being mean. | |
| He's just a victim. | |
| So I shouldn't make fun of him. | |
| But calling Donald Trump a Nazi when the radical Muslims aided Hitler and, you know, all of this. | |
| Ask him if he knows that Jimmy Carter banned Iranians from coming into the country and deported them during the hostage crisis. | |
| Ask the student that, Richard Reeves. | |
| Rob. | |
| Do you know that Jimmy Carter banned Muslims from coming here from Iran during the Iranian crisis back in the 80s? | |
| I did not know that. | |
| I'm a little too young for that to know that. | |
| Well, why is he calling Trump a Nazi then? | |
| I mean, is Jimmy Carter a Nazi? | |
| Too young to know about that. | |
| Is Jimmy Carter a Nazi? | |
| Why is Trump a Nazi? | |
| Well, I wouldn't say he's a Nazi. | |
| I wouldn't say Donald Trump's a Nazi either. | |
| Somebody did. | |
| You know, if we continue to have ideas like that, it could lead to something maybe similar to that. | |
| I don't think that's good for this country. | |
| So, asking, should Europe take on refugees, many of which are known to have been al-Qaeda ISIS fighters? | |
| Should Europe take on refugees, many of which are known to be al-Qaeda terrorist fighters? | |
| No. | |
| I don't think Europe really has the grounds. | |
| You know, I don't think that it should be... | |
| But they've done it, and that's what Trump's trying to stop here. | |
| But that's what's happened in Europe, and that's what Trump's talking about trying to stop here is because they've actually infiltrated Europe, and that's why it's causing terrorist attacks like Paris, France. | |
| I think out in Europe, more in Paris. | |
| Ask him if he thinks San Bernardino was terror. | |
| A little more extreme, I think, in the U.S. Ask him if San Bernardino was terror. | |
| We don't have severe action like that yet. | |
| I mean, we're not... | |
| What about San Bernardino? | |
| Battle with ISIS. Rob, do you think San Bernardino was terror? | |
| Sorry? | |
| San Bernardino, California, the attack in San Bernardino. | |
| Do you think that was a terror attack? | |
| I don't know enough about that to really put my opinion out. | |
| I'm not really sure. | |
| Ask him if he agrees with Yale students that told Fox News they want to ban free speech. | |
| Ask him if criticizing Muslims should be banned. | |
| Should criticizing Muslims be banned? | |
| Christianity? | |
| No, should criticizing Muslims be banned? | |
| I don't think criticizing. | |
| Muslims, but I think people need to have more of an open mind towards different beliefs. | |
| Ask him about the Saudi Arabian Wahhabi belief that women that come outside without a hood on their head should be killed, that gays should have their heads chopped off. | |
| Ask him we should be open about gays' heads being chopped off. | |
| What do you think about the Saudi Arabian belief that Wahhabi Muslims believe that gays and... | |
| Gays' heads should be chopped off and that women should be wearing full burkus. | |
| Well, I don't support that at all. | |
| That's not my belief. | |
| We should be open-minded. | |
| Yeah, be open-minded. | |
| Shouldn't we be open-minded about that? | |
| I think that's wrong. | |
| I think there's certain limits to open-minded. | |
| Well, that's who we're bringing in, boy. | |
| I think that takes it a little too far. | |
| Well, and that's the danger. | |
| That's who we're bringing in, though, potentially, are people that believe in that. | |
| Right. | |
| So. | |
| Yeah. | |
| It's arrested development, folks. | |
| That's what you're witnessing. | |
| This guy's like a three-year-old. | |
| Kind of. | |
| Take away... | |
| Leanne, you think that's a manly man right there? | |
| Help me, I'm weak. | |
| Different ideas that everyone has, I think. | |
| You know, we'll figure it out. | |
| Unlimited power! | |
| Rob, thank you very much. | |
| Ask him if he likes Emperor Palpatine. | |
| Oh, one more question. | |
| Do you like Emperor Palpatine? | |
| Who is that? | |
| I'm not sure. | |
| Star Wars character. | |
| Star Wars character. | |
| I'm not into Star Wars. | |
| Okay, ask him if he likes George Washington. | |
| Do you like George Washington? | |
| Yeah, he founded a country, well, first president, so yeah. | |
| Well, I love him. | |
| I apologize to whatever his name is. | |
| Bye-bye. | |
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