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	You're listening to the Liberty News Radio Network, and this is the Political Cesspool.
	The Political Cesspool, known across the South and worldwide as the South's foremost populist conservative radio program.
	And here to guide you through the murky waters of the Political Cesspool is your host, James Edwards.
	Welcome, everybody, to tonight's live broadcast of the TPC.
	I'm your host, James Edwards, this Saturday evening, October the 12th.
	And after last week's special Hurricane Helene broadcast, it's going to be back to business as usual, mostly this evening when yours truly and Keith Alexander.
	We're back together in the studio for the first time in almost a month, it seems.
	We're going to refocus our attention on that presidential election, which is now racing towards us just about, well, less than a month away.
	We're going to offer a well-balanced and sensible assessment of the current state of the race.
	But before we do that, I do just want to go through a couple of emails that came in in response to last week's very special show, full three hours on Hurricane Helene relief efforts, mainly, but also the damage and catastrophe that sacked Tennessee and North Carolina.
	This comes in from a listener.
	Dear James, what a broadcast you had last Saturday evening.
	My heart breaks for these communities.
	Having lived most of my life in the mountains of West Virginia, I know that area of North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee, have family and friends scattered across the region, and I've not been able to reach some of them.
	It was good to hear that Kirk Lyons and his family are okay.
	Thank you for letting us know that.
	I have been familiar with Kirk and his work for close to 30 years.
	God bless you for dedicating an entire program to the urgent situation and providing a number of ways for your listeners to take effective action.
	And that comes from Elwood.
	And he's right.
	We did do that, and you did take effective action, ladies and gentlemen.
	I have confirmed with John Hill.
	John Hill, who was on last week, who was spearheading the relief effort that we were pushing, one of the three that we were pushing, he actually has five different ways you can contribute to his relief effort.
	The one that we chose to drive our listeners toward was set up by Lydia Brimelow, who's a good friend of ours.
	And he said after the show last week, that one that TPC pushed raised, since last Saturday, a little over $31,000.
	And that is mostly from TPC listeners.
	So you did good, folks.
	We were a driving force in that.
	John Hill called me this week to tell me that.
	And frankly, I've seen the list of donors.
	So I'll recognize a lot of those names.
	And I'm sure many more that I don't recognize or tuned in or were tuned in last week.
	So you did good.
	And I think, again, we covered that comprehensively last week.
	And there isn't much more to add to that, except for that I want to thank the dozen guests that appeared last week, different voices coming together to hit all angles.
	It was a great team effort from the guests to the production crew to the audience.
	And I had more than one of those guests thank our producer, Liz, for her work last week.
	We were bringing people in, shuffling them in and out in the middle of segments, which is something we rarely do.
	But it was something that was very rewarding to have worked in and still getting some on-the-ground reports.
	Obviously, these people are still very much in the midst of a tragedy.
	That has not changed.
	We are going to bring John Hill on for a segment or two in the third hour, just as a follow-up, as a recap, to let you know what he's been doing with your love offerings.
	And I think you're going to be excited to hear about that.
	So there will be a quick follow-up in the third hour, but we are going to talk mostly this first hour about the election.
	But this came in from a listener, and I do need to read this, I think.
	Fantastic show this past Saturday.
	It breaks my heart to say it, but what you covered isn't even scratching the surface.
	I've got friends up there that are saying whatever the fake media is saying, you can multiply it by 10.
	They're pulling dozens of bodies out from bridges, and the media is not being allowed to report it.
	FEMA is trash, and they're doing what they can to come up and slow things down.
	Our people are the only ones actually doing something.
	And he talks about the relief effort that Dixie Republic is working on with physical items.
	He said that people have driven up from as far away as Pensacola, Florida to drop off a trailer full of water.
	And this guy has no affiliation with anyone.
	This is just the kind of people that our people are.
	And said that the FEMA head, her name is Jacqueline Rothenberg, gave an interview this past Thursday in the local area saying that there are 5,000 FEMA personnel in Western North Carolina, but you just don't notice them because they don't drive around in vehicles marked FEMA or wear any sort of shirt that says FEMA.
	And he says that's BS.
	And he actually also sent me a follow-up, which reads, a long story short, but one of my best friends has a high school friend that's a firefighter in Lake Lure or Chimney Rock, that area that was so afflicted.
	And he said that he and a couple of friends were the only people there trying to climb up to places and check on people.
	And he said that they used an entire roll.
	Listen to this, folks, an entire roll of duct tape tagging dead bodies with the date and the location.
	FEMA came up in on them one day and asked where their permits to do that were.
	They refused to give them any aid because they didn't have permits.
	And they got back in their helicopters and left.
	So you've got people in the local area tagging dead bodies and FEMA comes, reprimands them for doing that without a permit, and then leaves.
	Leaves the bodies, leaves everybody.
	Absolutely unreal.
	So this is all we can go by.
	Now, I know FEMA's saying they're doing all of this, and the Biden administration is saying they're doing all this.
	All I have to go by, I'm not there.
	I can either take the government's word for it, or I can take the word of people who listen to this program, and I know your heart and your character, and you're actually there, and this is what you're reporting.
	So that's what's going on.
	Another listener said, I met a friend, a friend's cousin who lost everything in the flood.
	They do have flood insurance, but it won't cover enough.
	And the genealogical records and other lost sentimental objects, of course, are irreplaceable.
	And he said that the river moved like a freight train.
	They had no internet or phone, so they weren't getting evacuation warnings.
	They were lucky to escape with their lives.
	He said FEMA has been blankety blank useless.
	So again, this is what people are telling us.
	And of course, what they're also telling us, Keith, is this is all, of course, Donald Trump's fault for bringing up the fact, frankly, that you really can't trust the government, and he's the one that's really hindering all these people.
	And then, of course, it gets back to global, no, they don't call it global warming anymore.
	They call it climate change now.
	They call it climate change now, as if we didn't get hurricanes in the 1600s and the 1700s and, you know, an earthquake destroyed Port Royal and all those shipwrecks.
	What was sinking those ships?
	It was hurricanes.
	Hurricanes happen.
	And you don't even have to go back very far.
	You can go back to the mid-2000s.
	I think it was 2004, 2005.
	Both of those years, you had back-to-back category five hurricanes.
	You had Charlie and Francis and Wilma and some of those, if you remember those.
	And so this has happened before.
	It's been sort of a lull in hurricanes until the last few years.
	But anyway, so that's what's going on.
	Thanks again, folks, for everyone who contributed to the relief efforts.
	And I know those people still do need your help.
	But we can't spend a whole show on it again tonight.
	But that's just some emails that have come in.
	And don't thank us.
	Thank yourself, folks.
	So we have an opportunity.
	I did call Sam Bushman and thank him for giving us a platform here.
	This is his radio network to do the good that we did and all of those folks who kind of come together.
	You'd like to see a good team effort.
	Well, I think that you're letting FEMA off the hook, really.
	They're not just incompetent and they're not just callous.
	They are the enemy.
	They basically have shown that they are in favor of helping illegal immigrants coming to America surreptitiously through airports and whatnot rather than across the border where they could at least be counted in the ICE numbers about people coming in.
	That's where all the money is gone.
	It's not gone.
	And there is no money for real Americans that have emergency needs because of a climate catastrophe.
	And, you know, if that doesn't tell you everything you need to know about the current democratic regime that's running America, then I don't know what else you need to know.
	But we've got to, you know, this just punctuates the need for a Trump victory more than ever.
	We're going to get into that.
	After we wrap up this opening segment, just setting the table tonight, we're going to get right back into what's going on.
	I mean, less than a month until the election, where do we stand?
	Where do we stand here at TPC on the Trump Harris race?
	We'll tell you in no uncertain terms.
	We are going to tell you.
	And Harry Cooper will be back.
	Harry Cooper, you know, just got back this week from Germany, his most recent tour of Germany with his shark hunters organization, and he'll be on with us in the second hour.
	So it really is going to be a nice variety show tonight.
	Current events, politics, the election.
	Harry Cooper, we've had him booked since August.
	He actually flew back in while it was ransacking the area, and he got stranded in Atlanta for a couple of days before he could return back home to Florida.
	Thankfully, he didn't suffer any damage.
	His home didn't suffer any damage.
	His family is fine.
	And he's no worse for the wear.
	He finally got back home last night after a month in Germany, and he's going to be on the show tonight with a fresh tell of the tale for you in the second hour, then John Hill in the third hour.
	And we have a government professor coming on at the end of the program tonight to sort of put a bow on everything.
	But just two more emails before we take this break.
	Just want to say thank you for all you do for our southern people.
	Keep fighting the good fight for Dixie.
	All too often, our people are asleep behind the wheel.
	Y'all are the equivalent of a rumble strip on the road that can awaken a man from his slumber.
	God bless you and God bless Dixie.
	Well, God bless you, folks.
	And God bless all of you who have tuned in, like Bill and Ruth Ann.
	I know Ruth and if what Bill tells me is true and I know that it is, you are listening right now at your computer and just be sure to feed the man.
	We can't spare a guy like Bill.
	And I tell you what, Bill and Ruth Ann are two of the absolute greatest people I've ever met through doing this program.
	If people like that are in our audience, we're going to be okay.
	And we're going to take our first break of the night.
	We're going to go straight into coverage of the Donald Trump Kamala Harris question.
	Stay tuned for that.
	Harry Cooper, John Hill, and more.
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	A quick peek at our forthcoming schedule.
	And it has been impossible to keep a schedule between the assassination attempts and the hurricanes, everything else going on this year.
	It is an already crowded schedule, has just overflowed with interruptions, but there really has never been a year quite like this.
	But we do have an anniversary special show coming up on October 26th.
	We'll actually be on October the 26th.
	Falls on a Saturday this year.
	So we'll be on the air 20 years to the night that it all started.
	That'll be special.
	An election preview show coming up on November the 2nd.
	Stay tuned for that.
	We'll have probably 12 different regular guests on to offer predictions.
	And then November the 9th, we'll be doing a cleanup show, sorting it all out, the results.
	So somebody, the Dixie Republic guy, said, glad you did your 20th anniversary conference early this year.
	Well, I am too.
	I didn't even think about that because what, with I-40 gone, a lot of people might not have been able to get there if we'd have had it in October like we normally do.
	But busy, busy, busy shows coming up.
	Now, let's get to the election.
	We promised we'd get back to business as usual, and here it comes.
	I've been sitting on this letter I received from a listener in Texas for a couple of weeks.
	Again, you know, we were going to do it last week with the hurricane.
	And I'm going to read it.
	He makes some great points, and I'm going to read it, and we're going to let Keith respond to it.
	And he writes this: Dear James, too many on our side are pessimistic about Trump and his chances.
	I seldom disagree with your guests, but some have allowed their justifiable frustration with Trump, to which you and I and everyone else on our side certainly share, to cloud their judgment about the election.
	Example, going back to the Trump-Biden debate.
	Yes, Trump did his usual poor job, but Trump's performance was irrelevant.
	The only story was Biden's senile collapse on stage.
	I agree that the I'll wing it as usual Trump lost the debate to the well-prepared Harris, which should not have surprised us based on his generally weak debate performances against Hillary and Biden in 2020.
	And yeah, Trump doesn't know the difference between a debate and a campaign rally and failed to blow Harris out of the water with an easy refutation when she claimed he sabotaged the so-called bipartisan border security bill.
	More accurate title would have been the Legalization of Illegal Immigration Forever Bill.
	But even pollsters couldn't decide if the debate actually helped Harris and the obvious anti-Trump bias of the two ABC moderators could not be missed by fair-minded viewers who watched the entire thing.
	You have correctly brought up polls which show that this race is basically a toss-up while lamenting with your guest about Trump not reaching out to white people, his base.
	But I believe that Trump is mentally incapable of direct appeal to whites.
	His thinking about race is convoluted, contradictory, and confused, like most white people, but occasionally illuminated with a flash of real insight.
	Shithole countries exist, and we shouldn't allow immigration from them, he would say.
	The best he can do is dog whistle.
	And it's not just his advisors.
	Even if you and Jared Taylor were his senior advisors and wrote all of his speeches, Trump would just immediately go off script and talk about how great he is and how bad Kamala is.
	I, like you, I think, lost any hope long ago that a Trump administration would make any significant difference in policy.
	But Trump is still the only truly powerful national symbol of white resistance to the great replacement.
	And his election would discomfit our mortal enemies to such a degree that that alone makes supporting him worth it.
	I do believe Trump has a decent shot to win.
	The level of media and other deep state vituperation against him is scarcely believable to me, a student of history who has lived, who has never lived through nor read about anything like it before.
	And it gets more extreme and hysterical each day we get closer to the election.
	It just might backfire.
	Either way, it's too late in the game to be obsessing about Trump's flaws.
	Some of your guests have allowed Trump to get under their skin in a way that you have not.
	Best wishes to you.
	And I'm not going to share his name, but he's a longtime listener and supporter in Texas.
	And he makes some great points there.
	I thought that that was a very sober take on the situation at large.
	Keith, your response to that.
	Sir, I agree with you totally.
	I think that was a really good, even-handed approach from somebody who has not allowed his zealotry for one position or another to govern his overall viewpoint on Trump.
	Trump is the best that we've got, and that's what we've got to understand.
	The problem is there's something about him that just makes the left go off the rails.
	And that alone is, you know, worth a vote from you and me and anyone else because these people are not people you can coexist with.
	The people on the left, the people that are supporting Kamala Harris, those people want us dead, quite frankly, but that's what the great replacement is all about.
	It's not just to control us.
	They basically want to replace us.
	And I got to say, if Trump being elected makes one illegal alien reconsider making the trip over here, that's one more than Harris.
	That's one that will be stopped.
	One more that will be stopped than Harris would stop.
	Well, that's one thing.
	On domestic issues, I think his opposition to the great replacement is real, and it's the best card we've got in the deck of potential solutions.
	So that's why I would vote for Trump over Kamala Harris in the domestic policy arena.
	But on the other hand, on foreign policy, he is going to end the Trump, I mean, the Ukrainian war.
	He brags that he can get it done before January the 20th if he's elected and invested with the power to do it.
	And that's really important.
	People are right to say that there's not a dime's worth of difference between Kamala and Trump on Israel, except that Trump tries to make himself sound like he's even more over the top in support of Israel than Kamala.
	But on the Ukrainian front, you know, that's what's really important because guess what?
	Russia is the adversary in the Ukrainian war, and Russia has the biggest nuclear arsenal on the planet.
	That's who we really need to pacify.
	On the other hand, Israel has the potential to spin into a world war.
	Iran, I think, has more nuclear capability than we give them credit for.
	And right now, Putin and the head of the Iranian government are telling the rest of the world, we are the heterosexual advocates.
	And on the other side are the Americans and the NATO people who are the advocates for homosexuality.
	You know, I hate to say it, but that does ring true based on what's going on.
	So we've got to get, we need a total overhaul of our foreign policy.
	Hopefully, he will get some really good people in there.
	He won't staff his administration like he did in his first administration with all these retreads that have been part of the deep state forever and a day.
	And if we can do that, I think there's reason to hope.
	On the other hand, there's no hope at all with a Kamala Harris-Tim Walz presidency.
	Listener, another listener in Texas, different listener in Texas, just the same, though, writes in response to the letter we just read, which we actually posted to our website a few days ago.
	I agree, he writes, the one thing that gives me hope for Trump is the unrelenting Trump derangement syndrome that Jews show towards him, despite his off-repeated love of all things chosen.
	Their radar is renowned, and thus I put my trust in their assessment.
	Now, I think that's a pretty interesting slice there.
	He's got all the right enemies, I can say that.
	And as far as friends, hopefully he'll get advice from a few people that have better sense than, for example, JD Vance is a great advance over Mike Pence.
	Mike Pence, for heaven's sakes, where did he dig that creep up?
	Well, I will tell you what I think.
	I mean, no matter who wins, we're going to lose right now on the Jewish question.
	No doubt about that.
	On everything else, though, I think you're going to be better off, obviously, with Trump.
	But here is, well, let me just read to you what Jason Kessler wrote today in light of the fact that Augustus Invictus was found guilty for exercising his First Amendment rights in Charlottesville just, I believe it was today, and he's looking at perhaps pretty serious prison time.
	Jason Kessler, who has been no cheerleader for Trump at all, wrote this.
	I went ahead and voted for Trump because I don't think there's a more radical alternative waiting in the wings.
	I think acceleration could just mean more decimation of everything we love while the conservatives cuck and normalize it.
	Kamala winning would mean a bigger crackdown on political dissent, period.
	There is no saving America with either of these two candidates.
	I'm just voting to prevent the boot coming down on your neck so much it snaps.
	Yes, Donald Trump is the ultimate Chabos bootlicker.
	They all are.
	That's it.
	I mean, but you're still going to be better off.
	You're still going to be better off for the reasons Jason said.
	Well, everybody that rises to the top in the political world here or overseas.
	Putin, for example, kisses Jewish behind, all right?
	And so does Trump, and so does Kamala, and so does Tim Wallace, and so does JD Vance.
	Everybody does it because if you don't, you're toast.
	Everybody knows that.
	You know, even key words for now.
	For now.
	But I think that the only chance for a change for the better is with Trump.
	Basically, the Democrats are now choosing people on a inverse way to what was normal.
	Rather than trying to find the best person, they've tried to find the most empty suit person they can find to be their president because it's just a ceremonial job.
	Somebody like Kamala will love to go to all the banquets and balls and soires and things like that, but she will not let any of her ideas intrude into the governing of the nation.
	The government of the nation is being run by a small cabal of Democratic insiders like Susan Rice and David Axelrod, people like that, the Obamas.
	And they're going to continue to run things.
	And when they run things, I don't think people understand just how anti-white these people are.
	If you're a white person, you better vote for Trump.
	On the other hand, Trump, if he's going to have a chance, needs to understand where his votes are.
	The people of, you know, the white working class is his base.
	He's got to somehow say something, dog whistle or otherwise, that gets those people motivated to go to the polls.
	What do I think?
	Where do I land on Trump here now that we're just, what, three, four weeks away from the election?
	I'm going to tell you exactly my feelings towards Trump and what I'm going to do on November the 5th when we come back.
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	All right, I'm going to read this letter from a listener and supporter in Missouri.
	Continuing the thread from the previous segment, then I'm going to tell you exactly what my disposition is towards Trump as we sit here live on October the 12th.
	The letter reads, Greetings, James Keith and TPC crew.
	Whether you love him or hate him, you have to admit that Donald Trump has a penchant for saying outrageous things.
	In a recent speech to the Israeli American Council, Mr. Trump made the claim that, quote, if we don't win this election, Israel is, in my opinion, within a period of two or three years, going to cease to exist, end quote.
	Our listener continues, it's ridiculous, of course, because Israel owns both of them.
	And if Harris wins, she'll bend over backwards to give the Israelis everything they want, too.
	But I don't think Trump understands that this repetition of this line may cause some people on our side who might not have otherwise done so to go out and vote for Harris.
	Well, that's the same thing.
	And it is true.
	He asks, in my opinion, Trump's intense loyalty to Israel isn't going to help him.
	What's your take on this?
	Well, the thing is, more cowbell like that infamous Saturday Night Live thing that, you know, the episode that they had.
	See, you don't have it.
	You have dumb and dumber as choices regarding the Jewish question.
	And we've just got to hold our nose and realize that Trump at least knows how to run the economy.
	He knows how to get American business back on track.
	He did it before.
	I never thought I would see $2 a gallon gas again, but I saw it during the Trump administration.
	We have to fix what can be fixed, and basically, remember this, Trump is not going to be up for another term.
	He's got only two terms.
	He's had one term.
	This will be his last term if he gets in then.
	Someone else, maybe Darren Vance, maybe Rand Paul or somebody, maybe Tulsi Gabbard, somebody else will step in and fill the void.
	I'm going to sound like everybody that I talked to, everybody that my 20-year-old self talked to in 2000 when I was doing everything I could to convince people to vote for Pat Buchanan.
	Well, he's not going to win.
	You're only going to get one of these two people.
	And so you better take a little bit of something than a lot of nothing.
	And I guess you could make that argument here.
	But there is a difference between Trump and George H.W. Bush, Mitt Romney, John McCain.
	There's no doubt he is superior to those candidates.
	This isn't the entirely lesser two of the people.
	Those people are not Israel.
	He is good on some other issues.
	Right.
	Those people, John McCain, Mitt Romney, George H.W. Bush, Bush, George W. Bush, they are just selected candidates, you know, like, you know, like the Who's song.
	You know, here comes a new boss just like the old boss.
	You just heard that guy in Texas, our friend in Texas, say that the Jews don't like him.
	I mean, he can do all of the pandering he wants, but he says their radar is adept.
	Well, everybody thinks.
	Look, they hate Putin, but Putin panders.
	You know, this is just the way it is.
	They have so much control that they can basically insist on having your loyalty, even if they publicly say they hate your government.
	That's a big issue.
	But if you get off of that issue, I think you can see things a little bit more clearly.
	But I like what our friend in Missouri wrote.
	He said, if Trump keeps saying if Harris wins, Israel is going to cease to exist.
	He's going to peel off some of his supporters on our side that might believe it.
	But anyway, so what happened?
	First of all, I think that Trump is going to win this election at this point.
	A lot of reasons for that, not the least of which being in the latest poll in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Michigan, it's tied.
	It's dead even in those three states.
	At this date, on this date in 2016, he was down by eight points to Hillary in those three states, which he went on to win all three of those.
	He swept them from her, even though he was down eight points on October the 12th of 2016.
	He was down seven points to Biden, and he lost those three states by a combined 100,000 votes.
	Right now, he's tied.
	So I think he wins those three states.
	He wins.
	Very quickly, Keith, I know you wanted to say something, and then I got to get to this point.
	This is what it is.
	We're thinking that there are just two polar opposite positions.
	You either vote for Trump or you vote for Kamala.
	Well, I think that more likely, this election is going to be decided by people that might not vote at all, being somehow motivated to vote for one or the other.
	And I think the greatest group, the largest group of undecideds, the people that basically are, you're not going to change anybody's mind now.
	They're either vaguely pro-Trump or vaguely pro-Kamala.
	But the people that are vaguely Trump, but basically don't see a whole lot of any good for them in his election are the white working class, the people who were damaged by Hurricane Helene in western North Carolina, for example.
	These are the people that we have to motivate to come out and vote for Trump.
	For example, on the other side, Kamala, all those Palestinians, all those Muslims that they have up there in Michigan, they don't really want to vote for either one of them, so they may not vote at all.
	I mean, that's liable to help us because otherwise, normally they would be voting Democrat.
	Here's what I've got to say about Trump.
	And then I want to cover Kamala in the next segment.
	Then we've got to go to Harry Cooper, who's been home from Germany for about two days, and he's going to tell us all about that latest exciting trip with shark hunters.
	I think Trump's going to win the election.
	All right.
	That's what I think.
	So what happens then?
	He will disappoint us, but he will also do some things we like.
	Kamala will not do anything we like.
	And as Jason Kessler said, she may absolutely come down and put the hammer on us once and for all.
	Now, that brings us again to the Jewish question.
	We've been talking about it.
	Look, if you need a reason to justify not voting for Trump, there is plenty of material out there.
	I get it.
	If you don't think Trump has earned your vote and you want to set this one out, I can understand that on some levels.
	But if you are voting for him, as I will do, there's plenty of reasons to be comfortable in that decision.
	I'm not going to formally endorse Trump because I think that that carries with it a message that you should go out and vote for him too.
	He certainly hasn't endeared himself to me in a personal way like that or reached me on that level.
	But I will tell you that I am going to vote for him and I do prefer him to win.
	No doubt about it.
	He is a mixed bag, but a mixed bag is better than a bag that is completely rancid.
	And that's Kamala Harris.
	And I do want, as I told Jared Taylor a couple of weeks ago, I want the media machine to be defeated.
	I've read all these articles, all these articles attacking Trump.
	These people have to be defeated.
	They need to come up.
	And I want to see them angry and upset and despondent because when our enemies are angry and upset and despondent, they make mistakes when they're in such an emotional state.
	And the system made plenty of mistakes from 2016 to 2020 because of their hatred of Trump and the chaos that he sows.
	And so if nothing else, I think we will get that.
	And that's not nothing.
	But let's talk about Trump and the Jews.
	We've been talking about it.
	Look, Trump may be a Jew.
	Maybe he converted.
	His kids did.
	He may well have two.
	His grandkids apparently are.
	But if you think that the party of Chuck Schumer is going to be better on the Jews, you're wrong.
	The Jews are going to be okay for a little bit longer, no matter who wins this election.
	So let's just clear that issue off the board for that reason.
	And let's focus on other issues where Trump is a net gain.
	Immigration and relations with Russia, that's huge.
	Okay.
	I don't know if Jewish power as it exists today is going to remain as it is now forever.
	I don't think that it will.
	And I base that on a lot of things, not the least of which being the viewpoints of the ascendant generations.
	Already, young leftists are not pro-Israel, and even young conservative Christians, even a lot of young Christians now are getting away from this.
	You got to bless these antichrists in order to go to heaven.
	Warren Balog did an excellent speech, how Gaza changed everything.
	We're going to post that at thepolitical cesspool.org on Wednesday.
	You can read the transcript.
	He really kind of lays out how Jewish power may begin to wane in real ways, certainly within our lifetime and certainly really coming up pretty quickly.
	So anyway, that's my overall take on Trump.
	And I don't think that, as we've been talking about, the Jews owning both of them, I don't think it's going to continue to be that way forever.
	Warren Bailock, better than I, hammers that out.
	And you can check it out at thepolitical Cesspool.org on Wednesday after we get through a couple of posts next week, Monday and Tuesday on Columbus Day, which we'll celebrate with Harry Cooper in a minute.
	Well, let me say this in regard to Trump versus Harris.
	Look, Trump is liable, his election is liable to encourage Netanyahu to go ahead and pedal to the metal on Iran.
	On the other hand, what I would advise everybody that listens to this broadcast to do is encourage your young people of military age not to join the U.S. military.
	Also, I think another good thing, though, regarding relations with Israel for us and our viewpoint is that Trump is anti-neocon.
	All these people like Victoria Newland, John Bolton, people like this, he's had a belly full of them.
	He doesn't want them in there.
	And we'd have a new group of people in there in the foreign policy arena.
	And I think that would be, you know, I can't see how anybody could be more pro-Israel than, let's say, Victoria Newland and Anthony Blinken and people like this.
	Chuck Schumer.
	Chuck Schumer, right.
	So, you know, at least there'll be a changing of the guard and we'll get some of the worst people out of those positions of power and influence.
	Well, I mean, it could happen.
	And if it doesn't happen, even if he's as bad as they are on this issue, he's going to be better on others.
	And I think that that's an issue that's going to sort itself out a little bit later on, no matter what, because that's just the ascendancy of the viewpoints of people that are not in their 60s and 70s and 80s.
	So there's going to be a passing of the guard there eventually.
	Well, the basic thing is not so much the age as it is the neocons being Jews or philosophes.
	That's the big problem.
	We need to get these Bill Crystals.
	We need to get these John Bolton, these Mike Pompeos out of office.
	Trump's already had experience with them.
	He's not about to duplicate that mistake again.
	And when we come back, we're going to focus on Kamala Harris for a moment and we're going to give you a little sneak peek at an email.
	Just got an email from Kevin McDonald, something he's very excited about.
	We'll tell you about that in the next segment, too.
	Stay back.
	Stay with us.
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	Let's take a look on the other side very quickly.
	There was an article that was just very cleverly and entertainingly written at Countercurrents a few days ago about Kamala Harris.
	And I'm just going to read a few selected excerpts from it just to give you, if you needed to be reminded what the other side looks like and what you're going to get if it goes that way, here's what Countercurrent said.
	And I don't think anyone could have done better, just pretty much just laying it out there.
	Johnson.
	Who and what?
	Well, it's his website, but he wasn't the author.
	But just who and what Kamala Harris is.
	And this is what was written.
	Kamala Harris is the most processed, stage-managed, and synthetic candidate in political history.
	And she may just be the Frankenstinian perfection of America's machine politics.
	With the cackle of Hillary and the tan of Obama, how can such a feckless official and unpopular vice president find herself on the cusp of the presidency and, more importantly, breaking the glass ceiling?
	Her campaign strategists have done well to confine her to scripted and hospitable settings.
	All they need to do now are work on her shrill voice and box wine screeds.
	She has never demonstrated any spoken intellect, nor can she ad-lib or engage audiences with her charisma.
	She was neither effective nor popular as a vice president, except perhaps with the illegal aliens glad that she was the border czar.
	Harris supporters presumably believe that at some point she was a consummate professional in her role as a prosecutor and attorney general of the state of California.
	But Judge Joe Brown is a fellow former prosecutor from California who absolutely unloaded on Harris in a recent interview, calling her, quote, a lazy piece of shit and someone who hiked her skirt up, end quote.
	Harris was boosted by George Soros as part of the One West Bank deal and also the radical legal reform agenda.
	But Brown argues that it was mostly Kamala's horizontal exploits that converted her to upward career mobility, from being the young mistress to Democrat kingmaker Willie Brown to the side chick of Montel Williams, back to Brown again before ending up with wealthy Jewish lawyer Doug Imhoff.
	And these are just the on-the-record liaisons.
	It's interesting that Trump has suffered damage to his political career because of his philandering while Harris has benefited from it.
	And the issue remains out of the public spotlight.
	She's also somehow avoided critique for being paid big money in the 1990s for phantom consultant work that Willie Brown appointed her to, sitting on the board that she never showed up to.
	What all this points to is perhaps Kamala's one and only talent, career progression, chasing a bigger pay packet and climbing the prestige scale through social networking and politicking in spite of poor job performance and outright corruption.
	A misleading resume is one thing, but people are now learning that even some of Kamala's fundamental biometrics are embellished.
	Officially, she's an Indian on her mother's side and a black-white mix on her father's side, a mix that might explain her quirky vernacular and call center-like script delivered in a rapper's cadence.
	But recent attacks by Judge Joe Brown and Janet Jackson claiming that she has no black ancestry at all are disconcerting.
	If the sister of Michael Jackson is questioning your blackness, you know you've got a problem.
	Either way, it's brought into question how Harris can leverage her purported blackness, at best a minority of her ancestry, to use as her prime identity on the campaign trail.
	For most of her life, she's been brown on the town, but black for the kickback.
	When it comes to religious affiliation, Harris has tried to hedge her bets to even greater extent.
	Though raised according to the Hindu tradition by her mother, Kamala also claims to have celebrated Kwanza before becoming a Baptist in adulthood.
	Now she's Shabbat adjacent through her marriage to Doug Imhoff and lights menorahs when well-wishing Hanukkah to her social media followers.
	It seems her spirit has been around the block as much as her body has.
	As it now stands, voters will have to decide whether they want to believe in the Lotus to POTUS fairy tale or whether Kamala is, in fact, a charred Cinderella who's outlived her DEI fable.
	We have to stop the media.
	All right.
	That's what I've got to say.
	We've got to stop the media.
	And what they have done in packaging her, these are the facts.
	What we just read are the facts about her life and her background and what about that screams that she should be the president of the United States.
	I do not know.
	But we've got a very dumb population.
	We've got a very mixed population.
	And this is, you know, a Tower of Babel population.
	So you get what you've got.
	But that's the other side.
	So you want Trump or you want her?
	You got to pick.
	Well, see, she's like a Frankenstein monster.
	She's really not black.
	She's not white.
	She's not Hindu.
	She's nothing except a creation.
	She is whatever you want her to be.
	She's like a tabula rasa, you know, a blank slate, and you can write on it whatever you want to.
	But what she is, is a self-aggrandizing self-promoter who is trying to climb the slippery pole up to the top of the heap.
	And that's all she is.
	She doesn't represent any viewpoint or any principles.
	She's totally unprincipled.
	She'll do whatever it takes, including go horizontal, as he said, you know, in order to, you know, move up the pole.
	And that's her.
	That's what you're getting.
	That person is basically just a figurehead, just a puppet, a straw man for the Democrats that really run things to distract you from seeing who is really running the nation under them.
	And the people that are really running the nation are committed Marxists.
	And those people are the ones that are going to take us over Niagara Falls in a barrel if we vote her in.
	And listen, again, I'm trying to be as nuanced as I can be because I do see it that way.
	I am not someone who can shill for Trump, nor am I an unabashed cheerleader.
	But I just look at this and I think I see it pretty clearly.
	And then it just goes back to just going back this summer to that naked, that blatant and naked corruption of replacing senile Joe after and only after, we've talked about this before, but only after he became a political liability.
	I don't think we can let that go unpunished.
	It was a setup.
	That's totally what it was.
	They knew when they had that debate schedule that they were going to use.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	But I mean, but they knew four and a half years ago, whenever he ran the first time, that he wasn't medically mentally fit to be president.
	They ran him.
	And if he was polling well, they would have never sacked him this summer.
	They would have just continued to pretend that he was the picture of perfect health.
	But again, I think the good news is if you're a Trump supporter, I think he's just about got this one in the bag, I think.
	I mean, I'll put myself out there and be proven wrong on November 9th, I guess.
	But I don't really, I think he's okay.
	This is by far his best polling in any of the three races.
	And he's going up against Kamala Harris, who is by far his weakest opponent.
	And I think at, you know, I think subliminally, subconsciously, there is a level where a lot of people still just do not want a woman president.
	Well, what she does is check a bunch of boxes for the whole coalition of the fringes.
	That's why she was chosen.
	And not for anything, not for any ideas she's had or any principles that she's demonstrated throughout her political career.
	What we need to do is don't underestimate the dishonesty of the Democrats.
	They can still cheat their way to a victory.
	They've got all sorts of ways.
	They can do it through the machinery of the computerized voting, or they can do it the good old-fashioned way by mailing in and filling out votes and sending them in these drop boxes.
	And, you know, as they've been doing since the Voting Rights Act of 65, that's still going to be a problem, no doubt about it.
	We'll see where that goes.
	That's definitely going to be something that you're going to have to watch for.
	But just in terms of the polls, he's almost 10% better than he was at this point four years ago.
	Now, Kevin McDonald emailed me to say how much he enjoyed a particular interview that I had a hand in, along with Sasha Rossmuller, who was really the driving force.
	He was the one who got it put together and he translated it.
	And he came to me back in, I think, July, and he said, hey, I've got a chance.
	Do you want to interview Diana Panchenko?
	And that would be great.
	But rather than there being two different interviews, I said, why don't we just take the German language version for your magazine, and I'll take the English language version for American Free Press.
	And that's what we settled on.
	And he did a lot of the questioning and then the translation.
	And then I edited it.
	And anyway, between the two of us, we got it down.
	And it is fantastic.
	You're not going to know who Diana Panchenko is by name, but she is the top Ukrainian TV hostess.
	And I think she has the most popular YouTube channel along those lines.
	And just she has been threatened with life.
	We love the unofficial version of what Ukrainians are thinking.
	Well, if you want to know exactly what's going on in Ukraine, this is it.
	This is it.
	And you can go to theoccidentalobserver.net.
	It's going to be in the next issue of the American Free Press as well if you want a print version.
	But Kevin has got it up tonight.
	And it is just really, really good.
	It is a raw and uncensored look at Zelensky's Ukraine.
	And, I mean, she really gets deep into it.
	I mean, she is facing life in prison for treason for speaking out.
	She has won a UNESCO, been nominated for a UNESCO World Press Freedom Prize for her contributions to the cause of press freedom.
	She has a law degree, a degree in publishing and in editing from two top universities in Kiev.
	And it is just, don't get yourself in trouble, boys, because Kevin posted a picture of her on there, too.
	That alone is worth a click.
	But we asked her, you know, what is, she knows Zelensky.
	I mean, she knows these people, and she has talked to his administration.
	And I think the interview that we got is something that you are just not going to see in the United States anywhere else.
	This is an insider, a media insider from Ukraine.
	She writes this, President Zelensky isn't making any decisions.
	The U.S. State Department is making them for him with Jake Sullivan as his supervisor.
	In Ukraine, power is executed by the head of basically the State Department.
	And she's got some sources saying how it's going to look when the U.S. decides to dump Zelensky.
	Talks about some of her trials and tribulations.
	It is really worth it.
	The only thing he's doing is deciding how much money to put in his Swiss bank account.
	Everything else is being done for him by the neoclassical.
	If you don't want half-baked guesses and theories, if you don't want just to assume you know what's going on, we actually have gotten it for you.
	And I can't thank Sasha Rossmuller enough.
	He was the one who went out and got the interview secured and brought it to me.
	And together, we have got it up.
	And thanks to Kevin McDonald, and it's all over the place in a German print magazine, in American Free Press, and now making the rounds on the internet.
	You can read it at theoccidentalobserver.net.
	We'll post it later at our website after it appears in American Free Press.
	But definitely check that out.
	And we've got to take a break.
	When we come back, Harry Cooper, freshly back into the United States from Germany.

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