Aug. 3, 2024 - The Political Cesspool - James Edwards
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And here to guide you through the murky waters of the political cesspool is your host, James Edwards.
Welcome back, everybody, to a very interesting, they're all interesting, this one uniquely so, broadcast of TPC.
How are we already into August of 2024?
I can remember like it was 10 minutes ago, November, December of 23 saying, listen, folks, gird your loins, enjoy Christmas, because 2024 is going to be a wild year.
I don't know if anybody thought it would be as wild as it's already turned out to be, and we're still only in the first week of August.
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This is issue 3132, August 5th and 12th, 2024 edition.
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On July 21st, the Democrats announced on Twitter that Joe Biden would not be running in the next election.
The announcement came after news broke that Biden had tested positive for COVID-19.
Who knew that was still a thing?
Following the announcement, Biden endorsed his vice president, Kamala Harris, to replace him as the Democratic candidate for 2024.
Since that time, she has secured Biden's delegates, ensuring that she will be the Democratic presidential candidate for the next election, even though the official decision will not come until the Democratic National Convention in Chicago in late August.
We talked about this last week.
She finished dead last in the field of candidates in 2020, polled at 0%.
Now she's their nominee.
Anyway, since the pronouncement, media outlets have been slavering over Harris, the first mixed-race woman to be the official candidate for the Democratic Party, much like Hillary Clinton.
However, Harris has been on both sides of most major issues that are important to Americans, including immigration and law and order.
In the lead up to the 2020 election, Harris ran in the Democratic presidential primary, but was one of the first hopefuls to drop out after polls showed that no one really liked her.
The truth is, Harris is in no way qualified to lead this country.
Conservative activist and columnist Matt Walsh stated what most people in politics already know, Harris rose to power because of identity politics and her relationship with a top California politician who happened to be married, not because of her intelligence or political savvy.
Kamala Harris got her start in politics by sleeping with San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown, wrote Walsh on Twitter.
He added, she became vice president because Biden needed a non-white female on the ticket.
Now she's the Democratic nominee for president because the guy at the top of the ticket has dementia.
She's made a career out of begging for handouts from powerful men, a thoroughly unimpressive human being.
Former Fox News commentator Megan Kelly later chimed in, agreeing with Walsh, saying that Harris was unqualified and had, quote, slept her way into politics.
Other than that, it's been hard for even liberals to pin down where she stands on critical issues.
In a recent article, popular liberal reporter Lee Fang posed the question, who is the real Kamala Harris?
Well, to answer that for us is American Free Press star reporter Jose Nino, who has two columns on, well, one column on Kamala Harris, one on Joe's dementia, why a Kamala Harris presidency would be a disaster for America.
Without any further ado, Jose, welcome back to the show.
Always so great to host you.
Who is Kamala Harris?
Let's spend this hour fleshing that out.
Take it away, no matter how horrific your answer may be.
My friend, go.
Well, thank you so much for having me on again.
But yeah, Kamala Harris is the embodiment of the current Democratic Party's anti-white multicultural ethos,
just from her racially ambiguous background that makes her look like some moss isly cantina character from Star Wars to her advocacy of pink anarcho-tyrannical policies from open borders to being a soft on crime district attorney and state attorney general in California.
She, for all intents and purposes, in my opinion, is just another of these like bots from the Democratic Party that just execute the multicultural orders basic edicts and principles.
And I just think that she just looks more like the Democratic Party.
She has the girl boss energy, being a careerist who quite literally slept her way to the top and pursues all manner of policy to undermine white America.
So talking, Jose, about the schizophrenia of really all of us are susceptible to this, but I was talking, I think particularly with Mark Weber in the first hour of tonight's program.
You go from, what, two weeks ago?
Only two weeks ago, three weeks ago, Donald Trump is shot.
He gives us that heroic, iconic image, fight, fight, fight with his fists clinched.
It looks like, you know, Democrats were fretting that he would win all 50 states.
There was talk about him carrying all 50 states three weeks ago.
And now it looks like, you know, there's no way Kamala Harris could lose.
This is the schizophrenia of the news cycle in American politics, as it were today.
It's hard to imagine really this year, especially so, where we go from now until November.
But as things settle down, as things settle down over the course of the next two or three months, and who's to say that they will, but as far as the honeymoon of Kamala, the media is certainly going to use her as a semi-blank canvas to paint her in any way that they wish, which is to be, of course, the best thing that's ever come in American politics.
We know that.
But is she invincible?
I mean, is this her race to lose there?
Where do you stand on this topsy-turvy turn-on-a-dime election that we're in right now with regards to the current polls and the hysteria and all of that?
That's tough to say because I do think Trump has like the structural advantages in this election with crime going through the roof, the border collapsing, inflation being rampant, and the geopolitical instability abroad makes it for an election that a Republican should on paper be able to win,
especially when he was going to go against Joe Biden.
Kamala, I say even doubly so because Biden did have an advantage over Kamala that he has a rust belt appeal because he's one of those kind of old-style liberal pre-woke era Democrats that could at least appeal to certain types of demographics in the U.S. that I don't think Kamala can really reach out to.
And she's also very unlikable.
But I think that there are some factors that could make this race much closer than it should be.
Because like I said, I believe that this race does structurally favor Trump is first off, electoral fortification, aka fraud.
And then I think this Trump campaign, if it deviates from his 2016 winning message of just straight up America first populism and appealing to white middle American radicals, but goes towards a more generic, conservative, even kind of like race pandering campaign, which he's shown some signs of doing, you're going to be in a lot of trouble.
More trouble than he really should be.
But I am leaning towards Trump winning in a nail biter because I think that also, keep in mind, the demographics of the U.S. has changed so much that I think it's really difficult for Republicans to win like a landslide election.
And also the amount of cultural and political polarization makes a lot of races in the U.S., especially at the presidential level, quite tight.
So I think that it's probably going to be a dogfight and I would lean towards Trump taking back the White House.
He still leads in the polls, although, of course, that margin has shrunk considerably in the last couple of weeks, according to Real Clear Politics, which is the only place that I go to because it's the average of all the polls.
But yeah, I think at the end of the day, I would probably agree with you, Jose, in so much as that there's still a lot of men in this country who don't take women seriously for a position like this.
And understandably so, especially a woman like this, who has zero credentials.
I don't care if she was a former attorney general.
I don't care if she was a former state attorney general in California.
I don't care if she was a former United States Senator.
How did she get there?
You know, completely, as Matt Walsh said, completely unimpressive.
Even Megan Kelly saying she slept her way to the top.
The only reason she is there where she is now is because after finishing, and I couldn't believe this going back and prepping for the show tonight, I forgot that Biden finished so badly in the early Democratic primary states.
He finished fourth and fifth, fourth place and fifth place in Iowa and New Hampshire in 2020.
And it was only after he struck a deal with Jim Clyburn of South Carolina to get the black vote that he would put a black woman in.
And Kamala was the only one on the tip.
You know, she finished dead last in the field, but hey, she was black and she was a woman.
So here she is now.
I don't care.
She's unqualified.
And I don't think people take her seriously.
And I think that'll be enough.
But we'll be right back, Keith Alexander, joining the students.
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Keith Alexander joining Jose Nino live now in progress.
It's been an unusual show tonight for a lot of reasons.
But Keith joining us now in the third and final hour.
And Keith, it's great to have you.
We're talking about Kamala Harris.
I understand.
I've been listening to the show.
And, you know, the last hour and particularly the first part of this was Jose has been excellent.
Well, thank you so much for that.
I mean, yeah, you can't go wrong with Jose, no doubt about it.
They wrote a song about him in 1964.
All right.
So that's a bad man, Jose.
Anyway, hey, listen, let's talk about Kamala Harris.
Your thoughts.
I mean, we've had a couple of weeks now to digest all of this.
We're still flushing it out of our system.
The last month and change tonight.
But give us your thoughts on all this.
We've got a lot of contemporary politics.
I want to bounce off both you and Jose.
Go, Keith.
Okay, I tend to agree with Tucker Carlson.
I don't think that it was a coincidence that Kamala was chosen as Biden's vice president.
There were a lot of more accomplished black women out there if they just needed a black woman to balance the ticket, quote unquote, than her, but she was unique.
And the insiders in the Democrat Party knew that she was unique and that she is probably the perfect embodiment of woke leftness.
I mean, she checks every box and some of them twice when it comes to being the most woke person I know of that's really, you know, on the inside in the political spectrum.
And that's what they want.
They want to accelerate this woke transformation of America.
And I think she was chosen for that reason.
She was being the heir apparent to the presidency.
We didn't know that.
I think that they, first of all, would have gone with Joe Biden if Trump had been assassinated because they could have gotten Humpty Dumpty elected if Trump wasn't the Republican.
When that didn't work, then they switched and decided that they would go with Kamala.
They would make Joe walk the plank like the Pirates did in the old movies.
And he did.
And she's in.
And we have a close election now.
And that's all they want.
The thing is, as long as Trump was in the race and Joe was in the race, it wasn't going to be close.
And it was going to be hard to sell the American people that the stolen election actually wasn't stolen.
And I predict Kamala will be just a little bit behind Trump through the entire pre-election period.
And then suddenly she'll miraculously gain all of this ground up and win because they're going to cheat again.
There's no question in my mind that they will cheat.
You know, it's worked several times.
It worked in Ukraine with Victoria Newland calling the shots.
And, you know, I heard your second hour guest talk about Victoria Newland's possible involvement in this assassination attempt, which, you know, I did not know about and really opened my eyes.
But all of these people, you know, they know how to cheat.
They've done it in Ukraine.
They've done it in 2020 at least and 2022.
And the Republicans are too cowardly to call them out because they know that they can accuse the Republicans of racism if they challenge these elections because they basically funnel all these phony votes through black precincts.
And if they start going after that too hard, they'll be accused of racism.
And they just racism to them is like a bucket of water is to the wicked witch of the west.
You know, they start to screak and melt.
Yeah, I mean, well, listen, I mean, you're on to something.
I mean, so this was something that was posited by one of our friends recently.
It's that Kamala gets closer to narrowing the gap, close enough to where they can steal it again.
So I want to toss this over to Jose.
Jose, a couple of interesting things racially speaking this week.
I'll start with this and then we'll toss it to Keith.
White dudes for Kamala, this fundraising initiative where you have ostensibly white males who are in favor of Kamala.
It was mostly Hollywood stars like Jeff Bridges and so on and so forth.
But I didn't little did I know that whites could have a racial identity, but apparently you can have a racial identity.
Rogers in the service of black candidates.
What did you think of this initiative, Jose?
Yeah, if you're.
Yeah.
No, it was a very bizarre type of like group, like display.
Like what I saw some clips of that Zoom calling just looked like a humiliation ritual.
Like it was grotesque, to say the least.
But it's actually kind of messed up that we've reached a point where the only time whites can express like some form of solidarity has to be done in a self-flagellating manner, like in a manner where they have to subject themselves to a humiliation ritual.
You can't do this for like an agenda that's rebelling against the present order or asserting anything positive about white identity.
But yeah, and I wish, obviously, given like the terrible state of the Republican Party, I just wish the Republican Party could at least throw a bone to its white constituents and mobilize collectively in some shape or form.
But that's how things are in this anti-white political order.
Well, here's something to this point, and then I'll toss it back to Keith.
But Jose, I'd love your opinion on this.
There was a fantastic, exhaustively long article, but I read every word of it.
It was very good.
Written by our friend Keith Woods, who last appeared on this program back during our March Around the World series.
Oh, he's fantastic.
And I read that too.
All right.
So, you know what I'm getting at then?
So he wrote down the case for Trump and the keys to unlock the path to the White House.
And he had Harris at the Advantage.
And he breaks it down extensively.
I think UNSReview, unsunz.com.
You can read it, search for Keith Woods there.
It's a very interesting read.
But the most interesting thing of that to me, Jose and Keith, is that Keith pointed out that only 60%, I was astonished to learn this.
Only 60% of non-college educated whites voted in 2020.
Now, this is prime Trump-based, non-college-educated whites.
And that's not to say that they're not smart or successful.
I mean, I know a lot of people who didn't go to college who are way more intelligent than the overeducated liberal elites and wealthier.
Thank you, Jose.
So you got a 40% pond out there.
If you tap into that, you win the election.
And so I just wonder if Trump will be wise enough now that Kamala is in to go after, instead of going after the platinum plan and blacks and all of this stuff that has been fool's gold and a fool's errand for Republican candidates forever, trying to raise the, what, raise the black percentage of the Republican vote from 5% to 7% or the Hispanic vote.
4.5%.
Yeah.
But I mean, listen, you got 40% of non-educated, not college-educated, they're educated, not college-educated whites, whites without a college degree, 40%.
Go after them.
Will he do it, Jose?
Will he do it now that this election has turned to what it is now, him versus Kamala?
What do you think?
Really depends.
I think that his surrogates and people in the campaign should just try to make as much noise as possible to get him on message because Trump, he will, he does stumble into pushing for white working class interest.
It's not something that's like completely, I would say, like automatic for him.
He because he tends to go screen of conscience in some way.
But I do believe that, yes, the white working class vote is the key.
And there's a lot of reason white working class voters tend to sit out.
It's that they're not as politically active as people think.
And he pointed out in this article that in the Midwest, the main areas that Trump has to win, these people are not ideological conservatives, so you can't be talking about limited government tax cuts or like small business stuff for like minorities and stuff like them.
These people tend to respond more to immigration, crime issues, even I think raw white identity issues and all of that.
It's a different breed of voter and you have to tailor that message or else they're just going to sit out.
But I even said this, and this is something that's relevant to what Steve Saylor has been writing about for the past three decades or so.
They just need to activate the Sailor strategy to maximize the white vote because the electorate is still predominantly white.
So I think that's the key.
Well, we will continue on this with both our guests this third and final hour, Jose Niño and Keith Alexander, our co-host.
And Keith, I want to ask you, pair your thoughts over this five-minute break we have here at the bottom of the hour.
Trump's appearance at the National Association of Black Journalists.
We'll come back to Keith with that and so much more with Jose Niño.
Stay tuned.
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Well, we're back with you folks, and it's great to be back with you.
And it's great to be back with Jose Nino and Keith Alexander.
For the trained ear of the TPC audience, perhaps you've noticed that we refreshed quite a few ads this week.
We actually went into the studio, what day was that, Liz?
Wednesday or Thursday?
And between us and the producers and the production crew, if we spent probably a full day putting these things together and pairing them with music and getting them all ready for the show.
So some new ads, some fresh spots.
And I know so many of you tune in just for the commercials.
And so hopefully we're giving you a good show tonight.
But in any event, they definitely add to it.
And it's like a fresh paint job on the show this evening.
And we've got a couple of more that we're going to unveil over the next couple of weeks.
We're so thankful for the folks we work with, including the American Free Press.
You just heard their ad.
And I got to say, that's one of the older ones, actually.
But I got to say, one of the best things I've done in recent years was took place about a year ago.
I was at a motel in Selma, Alabama, with John Friend of the American Free Press.
And he said, You know anybody else who can write?
We need some, you know, we need some more writers.
And I said, listen, there's a guy who's great.
I think he would be great for the paper.
If you want to reach out, his name is Jose Nino.
And the rest is history.
And Jose is he is really.
Listen, I mean, the paper is great.
It's venerable.
It's been around forever.
But Jose is really the star of the American Free Press now.
You don't have to say it.
You don't have to agree with me, Jose.
But that's my opinion.
And you get the great placement there in the issue every week, and deservedly so.
And so, anyway, whether we are collaborating, well, thank you.
Whether we're collaborating with you on the air or promoting your substack or podcast or talking about your columns at American Free Press or elsewhere, it's just always, always, always great.
Now, Keith, I got a question for you before we toss it back to our friend.
Trump appeared at the National Association of Black Journalists.
We know that race doesn't exist.
Race is a social construct.
If you believe that there's any difference in people groups, you're obviously a white supremacist or a racist or whatever.
But the National Association of Black Journalists is fine.
And so Trump went there and he went there to fail.
He went there to fail.
Why would he even go there knowing it's going to be a trap, knowing that there's nothing he could say, no question he could answer that would be presented to him in earnest?
And I think Sam Bushman and I did an audit on this last week.
When Donald Trump Jr. appeared on this network for that interview, it received more press attention than the Trump assassination attempt.
Okay.
So what are you doing at the NABJ?
Did you watch that, Keith?
And what were your takeaways from that appearance?
Well, I didn't see it, but I read extensively on it.
And I'm glad it happened because I think that Trump, like a lot of whites that don't live among large numbers of blacks like you and I do here in Memphis, they don't rub shoulders with the Hoy Floyd.
They have no idea what these people really think of them.
Trump was naive.
He thought that he was going to get a fair and honest hearing.
He thought and may have cost himself the last presidential election by touting in the last stages of the election his platinum plan, which is telling black people I'm going to do all this stuff for you and telling white people, particularly white working class people, that I got no plan for you.
Okay.
Like the sex pistol song, you know, no future for you.
But anyway, because of that, maybe he's broken out of this spell that he had.
And there's somehow a way that to the White House that involves pandemic black people.
It doesn't.
They hate his guts.
They demonstrated that.
Okay.
And, you know, he needs to take the advice of Pat Buchanan and go hunting where the ducks are.
The ducks for Republican candidates, and particularly Donald Trump, is in the white community, particularly the white working class.
And the white working class is JD Vance because of that.
So you think that's a good pick?
We talked about that last week, but yeah, the white class of people who didn't get a college degree, 40% of whom didn't vote in the last election, probably because of the platinum plan or things like that.
It was a terrible strategy, and it was forced on him by his Jewish son-in-law, Jared Kushner, who basically ran from him like he had smallpox after the election.
Now he's trying to cozy himself in, you know, so he can make a run for the roses if Trump gets in again.
But that would be basically he ought to be banished from the White House.
And all of these leftist people that, you know, tell him that there's something to be gained by pandering to the black people.
The black people, when you pander to the black people, you're also basically affronting white people, particularly white people with names like JD.
Okay.
And JD, see, the pro JD Vance was a good selection, and people taught him about his selection of a wife.
Well, my explanation of that is that a thirsty man will drink muddy water.
And if you're going to a place like Yale Law School, I would imagine that the white Gentile women up there are a pretty sorry lot.
So that's maybe why he wound up with his wife.
But, you know, I wouldn't hold that against him.
I think that he, but I think he's probably, that's a very wise choice because he's in that upper shield of states that are key to getting elected.
And I think he will.
That seems to be the case.
We got to bring out those white working class guys from places like that for him to win.
But again, the 800-pound gorilla in the room is electoral fraud.
And the Republicans need to have a plan about that.
Failing to plan is planning to fail.
And I haven't heard of any serious plans about countering that yet.
We haven't got to it yet.
And early voting begins next week, right?
But anyway, so Jose, to you, we took far too much time in setting you up for this question, but for this particular segment.
But Jose, the NABJ, Trump's appearance there.
And it was a big news item this week.
What was your take on it?
I actually didn't really follow that whole encounter that Trump had, but I do think, and I'm just going to say it, that when Trump starts talking bluntly about racial, that's where I think the campaign needs to go.
It needs to go in these race, in the like racial directions where he starts defending white interests or at least talking about implicit white interests and doubling down on white working class because I just feel that these outlet efforts are a waste of time.
They're fooled, Aaron.
And I agree with Pete that the white working class vote that Trump needs is going to be of the essence in this election, which is going to have like plenty of shenanigans.
And he's going to find that in Appalachia, Middle America, and many parts that have been forgotten by this present political, this socioeconomic order.
But I also think that he faces a lot of subversive threats, like Kushner, obviously, but there's just a ton of people too in the campaign.
I've been seeing some names thrown around that are pushing this nonsense about replacing the Karens with the Jamal's and the Julios and stuff like that, which is stupid.
Like, for one, when you look at the data, a good deal of minority voters, especially Hispanic, they're low propensity voters.
In other words, they're not very reliable to trust on the polls.
So one, you're not going to get them more than likely.
It's going to be hard.
You're going to spend a lot of resources.
And two, they might not even show up to vote for you.
So you might as well go after the white vote.
And I also agree with this point that Keith made that the more you pander to non-whites, the more you demoralize potential white voters.
There's a lot of apathetic people here that are just not down with conservatism, ink, talking points, and means.
And when you start going around pandering to non-whites, they have like no, no incentive to just go to the polls.
They'll just go back to their daily lives and live in misery because they have nobody to stand up for them and voice their concerns.
Keith, with seconds remaining before the break, you want to respond to Jose?
Well, I think we're on the same wavelength on this.
You know, you go hunting where the ducks are, and the ducks for the Republicans are the white working class.
And particularly in that northern shield of states, Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Ohio, whatever.
That's where he's got to deliver.
That's where the election will be won or lost.
At least if it goes like it's done in the past in 2020.
So that ought to be the strategy.
You know, tell the white working class what they want to hear.
You know, they're like the Hispanic working class.
Hispanic working class is not interested in getting an education on liberal versus conservative politics.
They want to make money.
Well, that's the fallback position for the white working class, too.
They want to, you know, get that cabin on the lake and that jet ski and whatnot.
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Hold on.
We got to give them a reason to vote.
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Here we are.
Here we are now in 2024 with Keith Alexander and Jose Nino.
Hey, listen, Jose, love you, buddy.
Love your work.
So glad over the course of the last two or three years we've been able to strike up this friendship and kinship.
And in addition to the American Free Press, where can folks find out more about your work and your output?
I'm Moose Prolific at X slash Twitter at Jose Al Nino.
And then Substack, I've been cranking up the content on my Substack newsletter, Jose Nino Unfiltered, which you can find at josbtf.substock.com.
And that's where I put out a lot of articles.
And my podcast is also there.
My podcast is also separately.
El Nino Speaks on iTunes and Spotify.
All right, folks, if you didn't get all that, go back to the broadcast archives and listen back to it a couple of times.
A lot of different places to find his content and all of them worthy of your following.
And of course, a real easy way to get it in your mailbox every couple of weeks is to just subscribe to the American Free Press.
And he has usually a couple of articles in every issue, at least one in every issue.
He has a great piece on Kamala Harris, which is what we've brought him back onto the show to talk about tonight.
But in addition to that, something on Biden this week, his cognitive decline was obvious to everyone.
He writes about that.
And I also love Don Jeffries' piece on Kamala.
I was talking with Congressman Steve Stockman off the air two or three days ago.
And he said that if Donald Trump would listen to him, what he should do is have a picture of Kamala Harris with the amnesia machine from the men in black movies where you flash this light and they have amnesia.
And this is exactly what Don Jeffries is writing about.
Harris's performance is Borders are so bad Democrats pretend she never had the job.
And then there was a comic that came out that had her in the men in black suit flashing this light literally two or three days after Stockman mentioned it to me.
And he hadn't seen that yet because it didn't come out until after he mentioned it.
He's pressured in that way.
But anyway, getting back, Jose and Keith, to what we were talking about before the break is hunting where the ducks are, going after this disaffected percentage of white voters who are naturally going to be inclined to Trump if he would just give them some bait.
And this is what's a striking, striking figure, Jose, That in 2016, Trump won three swing states, three states, by a grand total of voters less than that of your average college football-filled stadium.
So imagine how many people would go to Denny Bryant stadium on any given Saturday.
He won three states by less than that.
So that's three states by less than what?
200,000 votes?
And he lost three states in 2020 by the same margin.
If after two elections, you would have thought you would have learned a lesson.
What's the lesson, Jose?
How do you win this race between now and November, even with all of the assassination attempts and all the convictions and the change?
And the Biden dropping out, all of it.
How do you win it between now and then, Jose?
I think it's just going back to basics of what brought Trump to the dance in 2016, which is essentially running on the sailor strategy that I mentioned before of focusing on immigration, crime, economic nationalism, sprinkled in with some hostility towards the never-ending wars that the neocomcast wants to prosecute.
But I really do think that Trump needs to lean on this white working class base because these critical swing states from Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania are of the essence.
And I just think that if he goes towards like a warmed over Reaganism, a lot of people are just not going to show up.
And these voters, you can't take your voter base for granted.
And you've got to interpret correctly why you won 2016 because there are a lot of people who are still not sold on the current iteration of the Republican Party because they don't really see it making that full-blown transition to being a white working class party.
It now looks like this weird, smorgasbord of like multiracial populism that appeals really to no one, honestly, because you're pissed off everybody at the end of the day.
So that in conjunction with trying to protect like to uphold election integrity is going to be very big this election cycle.
But I hope that there is a course correction because I really do think this should be a pretty easy race for a Republican, especially a populist, ostensibly populist Republican, to win.
Because, I mean, at the end of the day, she's getting sort of a blank slate, and they have totally rewritten her past to use her as sort of a clean canvas.
But yes, I mean, she still has to own the failures of this economy, the failures on the border.
That has to transcend to her a little bit.
Do you think that there will be an end to this honeymoon period?
I mean, one of the things I was talking with Congressman Stockman about on the phone earlier this week was that he says, you got some red lights coming up.
You got the red light with her pick for VP.
It's going to be a week-long adulation there, a red light with the convention, a week-long adulation there.
And you only have to get so far to get to the election.
Do you think there'll be an end to this honeymoon and where people will really start to look at her record or lack thereof instead of just the fact that she's this darling diversity woman?
Well, let me say this.
I think that she is more than just a black woman.
They would like to, but Trayer is at.
She was probably the most woke black woman in the country back when she was chosen to be the vice president.
And that's why she was chosen to be the vice president.
They need to bring that out too.
But Let Jose chime in on this because it's up his alley.
Yes, I do think that eventually this Kamala bubble will pop and Trump can definitely accelerate it by just pointing out that this broad is to say DEI hire.
She's just done to fulfill a racial quota and she is incredibly woke.
And as I've noted in the article, She has pushed for some pretty radical pro-illegal alien measures throughout her entire political career.
This is a very salient issue.
And in my opinion, mass immigration remains the existential issue of our epoch.
Well, she checks the box on everything that is liberal from climate change.
She's on the far left of every issue, I mean, black, white, or conservative liberal that you could imagine.
And I think that's why she was chosen.
I really.
Well, I mean, you know, this is, yes.
And I was having a conversation with some neighbors today.
And the fact of the matter is, if you say anything about her, that isn't that she's the greatest thing who's ever existed or that's floating.
So you're going to be, you're going to be called yes, you're going to be called a racist, and they know that, and she's, she's gliding on that right now, but at some point hopefully uh, that will uh cease to to be the case and we can get back uh, to issues.
Not a long time.
Such an unprecedented election year, I mean.
The question is, after all we've seen so far and it's still only august what more do they have in store for us between now and november?
I, I shudder at the thought.
Jose, a final word to you with a minute remaining.
I mean, there's a lot of crazy stuff popping off, and not just like internally, but also we could be seeing a war in the Middle East, with things um going down between god's chosen Lingotics and Iran.
So um, and yeah, I mean, I I do think we're reaching a point uh, a breaking point, of institutional breakdown in the?
U.s.
So I think people need to buckle up because things are going to get wild here, Keith.
Final word to you Jose, thank you, and folks, be sure to check out all of his points of contact, subscribe to the American FREE Press.
You'll get him in your in in your mailbox, snail mail, and uh, that's the easiest way, or an easy way for me i'm an old school guy, but uh anyway however, you can get Jose's content, be sure to tap into it Keith, Uh can't wait to see you again next week as we get back to full strength in the studio.
But, final word, try to try to encourage all of your friends, all of your white friends, all of our white working class friends, to get out there and vote because uh, there won't be any little lake with a jet ski to go to if the uh Democrats win the next election.
They're going to stack the Supreme Court, they're going to make it where Republicans never win again.
We're going to have a one-party system.
It's uh, your worst nightmare.
And uh we we, We looked at it broad scope with Mark Weber in the first hour.
We looked at it with the fine focus with our guest in the second hour over the course of the last month, month and change.
What does the next month and a half have in store for us?
We'll find out together.
And no matter what, we will be together for as long as we can be.
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The guest you hear every week, Jose Nino among them that we can rely upon.
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