Vince Coglianese joins Tucker Carlson to dissect the DNC’s mobile vasectomy clinics as part of a leftist "death cult," linking declining birth rates to corporate exploitation and immigration-driven demographic shifts. They mock Kamala Harris’s incompetence—from awkward Doritos purchases to policy flip-flops—while framing Biden’s treatment of family as morally bankrupt, contrasting it with Trump’s resilience after the July 2024 shooting. The duo exposes media bias, from CNN’s racial identity debates to The View’s dishonesty, and warns Harris’s presidency hinges on unchecked censorship, not legitimacy. Ultimately, they argue the left’s policies—abortion, trans ideology, and voter fraud—accelerate societal collapse while elites like Lemon and Behar thrive in protected bubbles. [Automatically generated summary]
So there are categories of people, I think, who are just neurotic and who've been misled, especially by the left, and they wear the mask still up until this very day.
Well, that would be a useful law in order to prevent that activity.
So, anyway.
But these guys, and they commit crimes.
And it's the same.
It's the truth about Antifa.
How often did we see a riot committed by Antifa where they destroyed things, where they killed people, where they burned down the third precinct in Minneapolis, all of the chaos, and they're wearing masks in order to prevent people from knowing who they are so that they can be held accountable.
And we accept it because the left says, well, mask wearing is necessary.
I don't want to digress too much, which is a problem that I have, but...
Did the FBI ever—I mean, I know we spent a lot of time tracing the roots of Christian nationalism and, like, scary middle-class grandmothers who are still in jail from January 6th, etc., etc.
But did anybody in law enforcement ever get to the bottom of Antifa?
In fact, two black cops, both of whom told me they were voting for Trump, In D.C., great guys, came to my house and told me to carry a gun when I went outside.
No, but there was no effort to kind of find out who did this.
But it's just interesting.
Again, I don't want to make it about me.
Because it's not.
But I just think it's remarkable that you could have this armed militia in the streets that still exists and nobody at the FBI, they really are criminals, the people who run the FBI, if I can just say.
Well, just ask the crisis pregnancy centers around the country.
So all the pro-life pregnancy centers, the ones who actually help mothers, who actually provide diapers and formula, and who work with them in the early stages of their child's life.
Yeah, adoption.
Like, angels on earth.
Every single person I've interviewed who works with or for a crisis pregnancy center is, first of all, a lot better person than I am.
And you can feel the spirituality come off of them.
The goodness, the innate goodness come off of them.
All of the crimes against those places, they don't get solved.
In fact, they don't even get looked into in any meaningful way.
And that includes firebombing, that includes vandalism, smashing windows, attacking these facilities.
Meanwhile, if you're singing church hymns outside of an abortion mill, your life will be destroyed.
If you're a grandmother singing church hymns outside of an abortion mill, your life will be destroyed.
And when Merrick Garland, the Attorney General, was asked about this in Congress, like, hey, crisis pregnancy centers being destroyed.
Old ladies singing outside of abortion mills, he said, well, he didn't say the old lady, but the old lady, her face is out, and it's in daylight, so we can catch her.
So Speaker Mike Johnson, who's constantly telling you what a great Christian he is, sort of led the effort to refund the FBI and build them a new headquarters, and has done nothing.
I mean, the FBI is now a kind of anti-Christian secret police force, and the purportedly Christian Speaker of the House just sort of rubber stamps their funding every year, and nobody does anything about this.
I mean, you can feel the frustration in my voice, I think.
Because it's super clear what's going to happen if the Democratic Party holds power.
It's not about Kamala Harris.
She's not even...
I don't think there's any evidence.
She's like an actual person.
Right.
So it's about the party.
It's about the collective.
It's about the people who really have wrecked the country continuing to loot it and to destroy the First and Second Amendments, the Bill of Rights, civil liberties in the United States.
For another four years, which will really be kind of the end, and then just a one-party state.
That's what I foresee, and that's just so bad that I'm not spending a ton of time thinking about the question that you just raised.
Yeah, and I also think, just judging from my own brief and not very exciting life, one takeaway from it, though, after 55 years, is your victories turn out very often to be your losses, and your losses almost always turn out to be your victories.
And we don't see that as people.
Consistent theme throughout history, throughout the Old and New Testaments.
It's like, just when you think everything is lost, that is, I mean, well, that, actually, that's the theme of Christianity out of, you know, being tortured to death.
I don't know why, but I actually have not been surprised by it.
I've been delighted to see it, but not surprised.
But I do think that people I know, I'm really blessed to know, are all deeper and smarter and warmer with each other, more real with each other, more I love yous, more honesty.
I just know for my own family, and I'm not talking about material prosperity, I just mean, I'm speaking only in terms of love, is so much stronger and happier after COVID, after the BLM riots, after all the sadness we've seen, after the clearly stolen election.
All these bad things happen, but people I know love each other more.
Well, I guess if you take the long view, which as a Christian you should, if you take the long view, in the end, you're not really all that disturbed by the pace of this.
I mean, you're disturbed on behalf of your family, of course.
But I was born in 69, and so from 69 to 2016, my core assumption was, you know, everything's great, and everything's going to get better every year, and bad things don't happen.
Our system is totally solid.
And, you know, they're, of course, bad actors within the system, but they don't control the system.
The system is fundamentally real.
It is a democracy in some loose sense.
The people do have a say in how they're governed, etc., etc., etc., etc.
9-11 is real.
I mean, you know, like, whatever.
I just, like, kind of believed everything.
But, you know, the lesson of history is there's always turmoil, and a lot of things are always going to be fake.
You're here to oppose Christianity is what you're here to do.
Period.
That's their goal.
Whether they know it or not.
But don't listen to what they say.
Watch what they do.
For sure.
Tell me what to make of, speaking of spiritual themes in our politics, the abortion lobby shows up at the DNC this week.
And sends with them a mobile vasectomy clinic so you can get snipped if you want at the DNC. This at a time where the birth rate among native born Americans is way below replacement from not having babies.
On my radio show, I refer to this as human sacrifice all the time because that's what it is.
Breaking yourself of the spell of using their terminology is such a challenging thing to do because it's everywhere.
It surrounds you.
It's like every newspaper you read, every television show you watch, every social media post you consume.
Lots of them in the past.
They use the language of the left as it's shifting, as it's modifying.
And if you don't use the language, you're censored.
So it's mind control, as you know.
And so the obsession with death and advancing it as a social good is one of the most destructive things that any culture can do, and we're living through it.
I mean, this abortion fetish is out of control.
And you know what's even crazier is that the Kamala campaign, to the extent that one exists that has a policy agenda, that's their thing.
But is there, can they, I mean, I always feel like in politics, you know, effective politicians describe the future they will bring you if you vote for them.
And it's super disheartening because it's like, first of all, you're killing off the next generation of the people who have a vested interest in this country.
And then you're importing people who don't at all.
And the reason I know that is because the Guttmacher Institute, which is the leading gatherer of abortion statistics on behalf of the abortion industry, says that the majority of abortions that take place late term are healthy babies, healthy mothers.
Healthy babies, healthy mothers.
The majority.
Nobody knows this because the media doesn't tell you that.
It oftentimes involves women who either didn't know they were pregnant, which suggests that they probably weren't all that healthy, physically healthy, or it's women who dither on the question on whether or not they would get the abortion at all.
They eventually, in a very late stage, decided to do it.
And they actually do what they say they're going to do.
You know what I mean?
They don't space out and try to improvise midway through or get high in the men's room and forget.
They're just like women, just like my daughters as compared to my son.
They're just like, they do the job.
And so it's great to have women work for you.
And they're nice, too, especially if you're a man.
You just get along with them.
It's great.
And I love working with women.
But there's a temptation, like if you were soulless, to want to encourage them not to have kids because kids are a higher priority than whatever stupid job you're offering them.
And so the labor market pushes this shit, this anti-fertility stuff on women, tells them it's liberation, and I'm sorry to say this, but a lot of them don't think it through, and they're like, yeah, it's liberation.
Normal people recognize the value that it's given to them.
And they feel awful for the people who've been sold the lies.
And so, we should just speak up for it.
And you should, if you're a conservative politician, a Republican politician, and you don't have a good argument against the death cult, one, you shouldn't be a politician.
You should get out of the game entirely.
But two, at least sit down.
Maybe have a wife.
Sit down with her and talk about it.
And come up with some clear answers.
And then fight for what's right.
And then...
Fight to create a world where people don't feel like they need to kill a baby in order to thrive, you know?
I would like to see, I mean, maybe I'm getting less, I don't know, laissez-faire as I get older, but if you see the energy that went in to destroying the lives of all those middle-aged, diabetic, lower-middle-class white Americans who went to defend the Constitution on January 6th, like, really, we harnessed the entire...
As long as that machine exists, why not turn it on any company that encourages its female employees to, quote, freeze their eggs?
There's something about that.
Like, any company that encourages women to work themselves to death in pursuit of some totally pointless goal like private equity or banking and then tells them, but we'll pay for you to freeze your eggs, why don't we sick the FBI on them?
They did a basic piece of journalism like, who are the people in the crowd?
And the answer to that question was that they were all in deep financial distress.
Most of them.
Not all of them, I guess, but a lot of them.
They had bankruptcies and massive amounts of debt and had a lot of financial discontent.
And that was the last time I think that that paper treated them as humans.
But at its core, what that story tells you is that they don't have the financial means to fight back.
If you have the full weight of the federal government against you with the bottomless pit of resources, they can print their own money, there's no chance you, who have declared bankruptcy, are going to survive in the face of that.
No matter how decent you were, no matter how few laws that you actually broke or whatever, it doesn't matter.
You're going to be destroyed.
But if you're Purdue Pharma, you're going to get immunity.
So we got Kevin McCarthy, the former kind of mediocre speaker who is now much missed by me, to give up some of the 9-11 footage right before I got fired.
Sometimes I think that they get so obsessed with controlling the storylines.
They're not even good at it, though.
But it's like, well, we can't let that become the story because that could be a cost to us.
I'm like, I don't know.
What is the evidence that you're great at this?
What evidence should exist that demonstrates that you are the person that we should rely on to set the timeline for when the public finds out this stuff?
That's idiotic.
And I'd happen to believe that telling the truth is the most important thing.
Because the more you do that, so long as you actually believe in our system as a place where the voters get to say, they have to have that in order to make those decisions.
Is how, just having traveled a lot and looked at a lot of different systems around the world, is there really are no purely totalitarian countries or systems that never have been.
I mean, Stalin, who is about as close to an absolute dictator, Mao, same, as the world has ever seen, you know, both of those regimes spent a huge amount of time and money on propaganda.
Even though they had absolute power, they could kill anyone they wanted.
So you really do end up ruling by consent whether you want to or not, whether it's manufactured consent or legitimate consent, but you have to control people's brains.
You can't just rule indefinitely at the point of a gun.
So, you know, I think you make a good point.
I want the people in charge to at least try to convince me because that shows respect.
I'm not sure what is going on.
To be honest with you, I mean, I haven't done hallucinogens in 35 years, but I'm getting that kind of weird dream sequence feeling about American politics right now.
Up until the moment, and to the point that it was in childhood curriculums to learn about Ben Carson's life in schools, and you'd read his book, Gifted Hands, and learn all about him.
They later made a famous Hollywood movie about his life, and the second he ran for politics, they cast him as a moron.
And he was heralded by places like the New York Times and then, of course, and then after that eviscerated the second he declared interest in Republican politics and the second especially that he spoke up on behalf of life.
So my thought process is, and I wonder about you too, is that at what point does the media's ego get in the way of their partisan priorities?
In other words, Kamala's refusing to do interviews.
And right now their partisan priorities are to get her elected.
But you and I both know these people in the press.
And if there's one thing that might override their partisan priorities, It's their obsession with themselves.
To the point that, like, this drumbeat of, like, why isn't she doing an interview?
Why isn't she sitting down with CNN? Why isn't she sitting down with ABC? It's enough to be enticing to the people in that world that they're, like, you're beginning to see at least little murmurs of it, like, oh, she should do an interview.
Well, you know, the voters deserve that.
You're beginning to see, I think that their egos may override their part.
And the giveaway was his interview with Elon Musk.
It was a total disaster because he refused to take any inventory of his priors.
It was entirely a political, like, partisan talking points exercise.
It was really embarrassing, actually, because if Don Lemon, I want to get back to his man on the street thing in a minute, but Don Lemon, like a decade ago, was willing to say things on television that his network didn't agree with.
And there's like this famous Morgan Freeman interview he did where the two of them were sitting around talking about how obsessing over race actually exacerbates racial division in the country.
And we should stop doing that.
That's what the two of them sitting there agreeing on that subject.
But how can you get fired if you're Don Lemon and you get, you know, you're hired at CNN, you're gay, you're black, you obviously can never be fired, obviously, because you can't fire someone in those categories.
Ask anyone who runs a business.
You can't.
You're afraid to.
And they fire you anyway.
Then, at least part of you has to think, like, how did I get fired?
Like, what did I do wrong?
I must have played some role in this.
They suck.
Okay, that's fine.
I hate my bosses.
They humiliate me.
You know, I'm mad at them.
I get it.
I've certainly been there.
But, come on.
It's like a marriage.
Like, if it blows up, each side has some culpability.
What's mine?
Like, what did I do wrong?
That's true.
I don't think he even...
And I had a long conversation with him on the phone.
I should have said, Don, you know, you've got good...
I think Don has good qualities.
Great qualities for TV, actually.
And I told him that.
But you should just really pause and ask yourself, like, yes, CNN sucks.
I can confirm that as a former employee.
But you kind of suck too.
So that's what fired people have to ask themselves.
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I know what he's not going to say, which is he's not going to hold everything that happened to him against his own party.
He's not going to take it out on them.
Suffering the latest indignity to his presidency, which is the sitting president of the United States is speaking on night one of the Democrat convention.
I mean, he deserves it and so much more, and he'll get what he deserves.
But it does seem like prerequisite for party membership is being willing to set aside your own interests, your own self-respect, your own dignity on behalf of the collective.
There's no circumstance where I let my senile grandfather run the country, nevertheless drive a car.
I know.
You take away his license, and you figure out how to take care of him.
How many people do you know where, as they had relative advance to a really late stage of losing their faculties, they had to take their guns away or take their license away?
And, you know, I do think that, obviously, crystal clear, as you've said for so long and I've been saying a long time, there's a lot of string pulling going on with Biden.
You're supposed to comfort yourself with this notion that somebody else is actually running the show.
Don't worry.
The senile guy's not.
But I actually think the most dangerous answer is that he is in charge of some things.
Yeah.
that i think afghanistan in a big way was probably as a result of his senility the fact that we lost all those people 13 and then he gets there to that dignified transfer of remains which should be a dignified transfer remains in delaware and um doesn't for a moment give them the decency that they deserve in light of his decisions about himself and his his own son who died in a rock in a firefight yeah ignores them stares his watch
it's it's um some of the most offensive things that any of us have ever seen Well, he did something that I saw personally up close several years ago before he ran that I thought was one of the lowest things I've ever seen.
He had this daughter-in-law, his son Hunter's wife, who I thought was a great person.
I thought she was a great person.
And he winds up having an affair with his sister-in-law.
And, you know, obviously this is devastating to his wife and three children.
You know, but these things, you know, whatever, I'm trying to judge, but it's a big deal, right?
And it's a big deal in the neighborhood that we live in in D.C. at the time.
And Joe Biden and his horrible, disgusting, ludicrous, fake doctor wife issue this statement saying, we support Hunter and his new love, you know, our deceased son's widow.
And don't even mention...
His daughter-in-law, who has been a loyal family member for over 20 years, has traveled a lot with Joe Biden because his wife didn't want to go with him.
I saw this.
And, you know, Kathleen Biden's like the mother of their three grandchildren.
Like, this is not my business, someone else's family.
Okay, I generally try not to judge these things.
But he's just a public statement saying we're on the new chick side.
Well, what about this girl is your daughter?
I have a daughter-in-law.
Like, I know that's a really intense and important relationship in a family, particularly The father and his daughter-in-law.
But you would think it would be the biggest story all the way through the election.
Like, in, once again, normal America, if a presidential candidate gets shot in the head, you would think that the overflowing of sympathy and certainly all of the media attention on that subject would basically put him on a glide path to the election.
That for the remainder of the election, which is not that much time left.
That we'd be litigating all of this.
How did this happen?
How do we prevent it from happening?
Why did somebody shoot Trump?
The underlying motivations.
Have you noticed there's no conversation about that anymore?
The motive question disappeared in like five seconds.
One of the ways I think that they allowed it, because once you're knocking on really important doors, and if you start opening a bunch of them, eventually you get to a place where you're like, man, this is really dark, what we just saw.
I think one place that I've been in is that the Biden administration, Is ruthless in how they wield the government politically, as we know, with the United States Department of Justice.
And they resent the fact that Trump gets Secret Service protection at all.
They hate that they have to give him, by virtue of the law as a former president, Secret Service protection.
So to the extent that they give him anything, they're just like, whatever.
We'll send him something.
But protecting him?
Not a priority.
Protecting Dr. Jill when she's doing an event in Pittsburgh in an indoor arena just down the road from Trump, you know, in a really sophisticated way with all the teams necessary to protect her and going above and beyond, 100%.
But the Secret Service director that she handpicked for the role, Kim Cheadle, because Kim Cheadle served on Jill Biden's detail when she was in the White House originally.
When Joe Biden was vice president.
So they choose Kim Cheadle to run the show.
The last thing they're going to do is concern themselves with how safe is Trump and should we give him what he needs?
Screw that guy.
We'll give him the bare minimum.
Meanwhile, in case you're looking for evidence that Biden and Jill and the Secret Service are political, look no further than RFK. RFK asked for Secret Service protection because he's from the most assassinated family in American political history and because there's actual threats to his life.
And he actually needs it in order to conduct a presidential campaign.
But because they were so petty that they didn't want to dignify his campaign as real, they refused to give him Secret Service protection merely because they didn't want to give him the visual of being considered a presidential candidate.
That's it.
They were just like, screw that guy.
So they're making all these political considerations.
They refuse to give RFK protection.
And then Trump, they barely give him, they give him the B squad and he gets shot in the head.
Yeah, here are a couple of fat girls who don't know how to operate a firearm.
Yeah.
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Yeah, it's so overwhelming because if you live in a country where the Secret Service is corrupted, and we clearly do live in that country, then it's like at that point, that's a life or death thing.
Yeah, it tells you that, like, maybe the one, the agencies that can never be corrupted no matter what, that have to remain as pure as any government agency can remain pure, have been totally, you know, so that would include I'm sorry to say it in your presence.
I know you're a product of a military family, but DOD, FBI, and Secret Service, and of course, CIA and DIA. And they're working really hard to do it to the Supreme Court right now.
There's not like one person who has a normal, happy, personal life.
And by the way, there are very few on the Republican side.
J.D. Vance is one of them, which is one of the reasons I was so enthusiastic.
The guy was a pretty normal guy, actually.
But I think it really matters.
If you don't go home to some normal relationship that's based on love and respect and honesty, if you're kissing your husband with a mask on or shaking hands with your wife, you're a freak.
And I feel sorry for you, but no, you can't have power.
Well, I think it's, I mean, I've only been to Sheetz a few times, but the one thing I remember about Sheetz, they have one of the world's, second to Buc-ee's, but one of the world's largest selections of chewing tobacco.
When you have a dog in the car, you put a water bowl usually outside the vehicle on the ground and let the dog drink.
And I didn't need to, because Bucky's had a water fountain for dogs.
Like, they had a regular water fountain, and right on the ground, they had a little unit for dogs, so you could just get the water fountain going, and the dog can drink right from there.
So we're paying for the pensions, the guaranteed retirement of bureaucrats in the Ukraine who work for the corrupt government of Ukraine, run by the anti-American, anti-Christian Zelensky.
Yeah, I'm almost, I gotta go back to my notes, but I had a piece a while ago about this, and I keep notes every day for my radio show, and I remember I shared this on the air, that we were paying, I think, subsidies to keep small businesses open in Ukraine.
It's so grotesque, it's hard to metabolize it, but you drove through our own country in the last two weeks, and you see people who don't have patched roofs.
And so, like, The country's not doing well is an understatement.
And there's lots of people who are suffering.
And that's why we kind of glanced off of the economic discussion earlier, but I really think it matters that we are at a point right now where the country is at over a trillion dollars in credit card debt.
This is a record.
We've never had this much credit card debt in our nation's history.
But people are in massive amounts of debt and the unemployment numbers are a scam because really what they represent is that there are people working multiple part-time jobs to make ends meet.
That's what that means.
So all this stuff about like, oh, unemployment is slow.
No, it's not.
People are working multiple jobs in order to pay for just how expensive their lives have been.
I drove, uh, in order to get to Maine, I flew into Boston.
I drove the four and a half hours, whatever it is, to Greenville.
Uh, I was in Atlanta.
I was driving in the Atlanta suburbs.
I went to Southwest Florida, drove all the way up, you know, past Tampa, went to Jacksonville, Florida, drove from there, went to coastal North Carolina, drove from there back to Washington, D.C., and I flew to be here with you.
And so get to see a lot of places.
And like I said, it's a beautiful country, but it's disturbing how much of it is in disrepair.
And like, you just think to yourself, there's a part of you that's like...
I don't know what you could possibly do to get things back on track.
George W. Bush created all of this right after 9-11, and we had to because there was an imminent threat, and we were under attack by terrorists.
And then you fast forward 23 years later, and the Taliban still run Afghanistan.
They're way better armed with our money, and their infrastructure is much better because we built it, and they're still in charge.
And we're left in this decaying country with fewer civil liberties having to be humiliated at the freaking airport.
Why shouldn't we see all the 9-11 documents?
If anything justifies another January 6th, which is to say people just moving up to the Capitol and demanding something, why wouldn't it be seeing those documents?
I know it feels like that was 40 years ago, but it was last month that that happened.
It was...
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I always think about my dad, who you mentioned, is a Marine Corps officer.
And at one point, he worked very closely, as you do, with the chaplain in his unit, a guy, great American, who has the same name twice.
His name is Alan Allen.
Chaplain Alan Allen.
And he's a great human being.
And my dad was once complaining to him about...
You know, various chaplains in the military and how some of them are not so impressive and he wishes they were better and more Christian and had more virtue and that kind of thing.
And he said, he said, Vinny, I think they were the same rank.
He said, Vinny, remember, Jesus chose 12 sinners to follow him.
Because the people who were outside the perimeter who began shouting up about Thomas Crooks being on the roof, the Trump supporters, they were the only ones who were raising the loud alarm about what was happening.
And they were the predicate to that cop getting his head over the roof.
And scaring Thomas Crooks into taking action at that moment.
From the people shouting, the cop getting his head above the roof, the frenzied rush to take the shot by Thomas Crooks as a result, Trump's head turned towards a chart, saying moments before, take me off teleprompter, I don't even care, I'm going to do the chart.
And just all of those things, they conspired in a way that can only be divine.
That can only be the product of divine intervention.
And I saw that, and so I had simpler views about Trump after that, and I had more grateful views about God after that.
So I guess it renders moot the following question.
I wonder, is there any point, do you ever give a speech where you feel the gravity of it, or are you at the point where you're so used to giving speeches that even speaking on the Republican convention stage with every network in the United States concentrated on your remarks, none of that?
Well, ultimately, I said that in a much more polite way to all the staff at the, you know, the really nice people who are, you know, doing the run-through and whatever.
And I was like, I just can't do this.
No, I don't like to write speeches because then you don't learn anything.
There's something about speaking in conversation or...
I really believe that words...
Spoken words have spiritual power.
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.
What does that even mean?
I'm not sure what it means.
The Word, I guess, is Jesus, but that's the beginning of John.
But there's something about we tell the truth.
We don't just know the truth or believe the truth.
We tell the truth.
There's something about using the one thing that we have that the rest of the animal kingdom doesn't have, which is the power of speech that makes Things real and that gives them power.
Anyway, I find that when I talk, and I think everyone finds this if you think about it, that saying something out loud allows you to understand things.
Like, you learn.
In other words, we think of language as something that we use to inform or educate others.
And especially, like, you know, when you repeat something over and over, it establishes a groove in your mind so that you kind of can draw upon it to use it again.
So speaking is very helpful in that way.
You know, repetition is a good way to learn anything.
But if you're deprived of the tools, it's disorienting.
Biden just had 50 years of life in Washington, kind of the precedent of how things are done in a restrained republic kind of seeped into him.
She's coming from a different world.
She's coming from California, which is post-political.
It's a one-party state.
And she has no problem using force at all.
And all the fascists around her are the same.
But I do feel sorry for Kamala Harris.
Again, I don't know where I'm just making these judgments on the basis of watching her, but I feel like this is someone who can't admit who she really is, what she really thinks, and is really, really afraid, and you feel sorry for people like that.
The weeks leading up to it put the Trump campaign on its heels because, one, the narrative was so disrupted by the fact that they just replaced Joe with Kamala.
Insofar as it's the kind of thing that it's like the language of the teenage girl.
It's like it doesn't require A deep assessment of what's going on.
You use weird.
It's a way to make somebody toxic, and it's effective.
It's an effective weapon.
So there's going to be a category of voter that definitely cares a lot about the policies, and specifically the ways in which they affect them and their bottom line.
But there are also broad categories of voters who really do kind of ride the vibes of an election.
Who is this person?
And I don't mean vote switchers.
I mean whether or not they'll show up to the polls at all.
So why did Republicans not say our half white president or half black president?
Like, why do they have to be like the first black president and just buy into the lie?
It's a lie.
And it gave him moral power because it, you know, made him, it gave him claim to the civil rights movement, which is like the one sort of, Holy story in American history.
And these categories don't exist for any practical sort of descriptive reason.
They only exist for political power, because, like, you know, if you call Elon Musk an African-American, like, people are like— That's a total violation.
You're not allowed to say that, despite the fact that he is.
George Carlin once cited this.
If you come from Egypt, you're an African-American.
Are we allowed to say that?
If you're an Egyptian, are you called somebody an African?
I mean, you'll see the chaos on the outside, but on the inside, you're going to be served an endless stream of lies about the current state of our country.
They'll tell you that the misery that exists within it is not actually happening, that people are far happier, that things are fine.
Yeah, or they're so wrapped up in the idea that, oh, we shouldn't give it to her this way because we give it to her what the election is more legitimate or something.
The woman shouldn't have to be made president by virtue of the 25th Amendment.
The fact that the Biden administration came along and said that women are not a real category— And that men can be in their locker rooms and take their sports teams and all of those things.
Why isn't there like a non-stop campaign against that atrocity?
There should be.
Like, why do we have women's sports then?
What's the point of that?
Why do we have any separate category for women to participate and succeed on an equal playing field?
We shouldn't under that notion.
And so the Biden administration is leading an all-out assault on the very existence of women.
No matter what party you're a part of, if the election doesn't go your way and your state's full of drop boxes, your suspicions are going to be sky high.
With someone, a well-known, very knowledgeable person from Republican politics who said, you know, there are all these states with drop boxes and I'm really concerned about this.
And I said, well, isn't there an RNC that exists to deal with this?
And this person said, well, the problem is that these drop boxes are disproportionately in what he called urban areas.
And no one at the RNC wants to be seen as criticizing the way things are done in urban areas.
And I thought, well, why is the RNC hiring guilty white liberals?
If you're a guilty white liberal, I'm not attacking you.
I don't want to live near you or meet you, obviously.
I mean, it is completely critical that we get a hold of that.
I mean, like, you know, you've got, was it Michael Watley and Laura Trump are now running?
The RNC, they established this renewed emphasis on voter integrity and all these, I think they've got all sorts of legal challenges they've mounted across the country.
That's headed in the right direction.
But if you are opting out of dealing with election integrity in critical areas because you're afraid you'll be seen as racist for trying to protect the votes of the people who live there, you've lost the plot.
You've lost the plot.
Because it turns out voter integrity laws, if we're talking about black voters specifically, are disproportionately beneficial.
To black voters.
Look what happened in Georgia.
After they changed their election laws to make it so that you could no longer just do signature matching on a mail-in ballot, they said, you've got to send in your driver's license number with the ballot.
In fact, signature matching was working to the detriment of authentic black voters.
They were having their ballots thrown out because it turns out sometimes your signature doesn't match what you signed when you were 18 years old.
Like when you get older and you sign, and you get some idiot who's looking at, not a handwriting specialist, just some random bureaucrat looking at two ballots and the signature and be like, mm, throwing that out.
Like, I just don't think it's going to matter too much, actually, because the demographics of the country have changed so much in the last 10 years that, like, do people get this?
I mean, if you have 10 million illegal aliens or 30 million illegal aliens, we don't even know the number, but it's tens of millions, and they're all going to vote sooner rather than later, probably, but definitely at some point, no one's going to be deported, then...
Like, the whole civil rights movement, that whole mythology becomes sort of meaningless because the Democratic Party will have political power without black voters, like, no matter what they do.
It's disgraceful, all the way from, you know, you mentioned at the outset of the conversation, like, the KKK and Margaret Sanger and the targeting, the so-called Negro Project.
I mean, it has been a relentless assault, actually, on black Americans.
Which is a disgrace, and I just hope more and more people can wake up to it.
But while they still have political power, to the extent that they do, and it's being sold out now, as you speak.
Black residents of Chicago, they're going confronting, but the alderman right in Chicago, confronting them and saying, what the hell?
Why?
So, wait a second.
So foreigners, illegal foreigners are pouring into the country.
They're coming to Chicago.
They're taking all of the public resources and we're being left in the slums.
And how many times did it happen before you wake up to it?
Like when the riots were happening, the George Floyd riots were occurring, and Chicago became one of the latest cities to be ransacked.
The lady who looked like Beetlejuice, who ran the city, she deployed the National Guard to the extent that a mayor is supposed to do that anyway, but she was given resources.
She sent it to, what do they call that, the Million Mile or something?
The really nice area of Chicago, where all of her donors live.
Like, the richest area of Chicago.
Meanwhile, the South Side left defenseless.
People were getting murdered in the streets, losing their lives, places being wrecked, because she refused to protect the most vulnerable because she had no interest.
It does sort of raise the question, I mean, this is the purpose of ginning up racial hostility, obviously, is to make people vote against their own interests, their demonstrable interests, because they so despise or they're so afraid of the other party coming to power on racial grounds.