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Good evening, America, Welcome

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all around the country, from

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sea to Shining Sea and everybody in between.

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Welcome to Battleground

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Live. This is the show where we fight

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in the trenches every single day, lockhorns

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with the radical left to fight and defeat

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them and save this country. In

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the arena tonight. Yeah, I'm

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laughing because I

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get a lot

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of joy in watching the chaos

0:46

on the Democrats side of the aisle. I'm not gonna

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lie. I absolutely love that

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they are melting down. And you know who else

0:53

loves I'm sure of it. And I sure

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as hell don't want to speak for him because he

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usually has a lot to say for himself.

1:01

You know who else I'm sure loves it is Savage

1:04

Rich Baress. It's Savage Wednesday,

1:07

and he is in the arena

1:09

tonight. Folks, Listen, we

1:13

live truly,

1:16

truly, truly an unbelievable

1:19

and unprecedented time. You

1:22

know, the Democrats and the deep state

1:24

they rigged and they stole the twenty

1:27

twenty election. All the

1:29

lockdown chaos with the pandemic

1:31

and the vax mandates and

1:34

all of that horrible stuff. Then

1:37

three years under Joe Biden,

1:39

where not only does it feel

1:42

like our economy is on the brink of collapse,

1:45

you have wars erupting on what feels

1:48

like every continent. It

1:50

shures how feels like the world is on fire, does

1:52

it not? And with a

1:55

commander in chief, our cadaver

1:57

in chief, Joe Biden animated corpse

2:00

he is, He's just completely mia

2:03

And yet the media, what

2:05

have you believe that

2:08

his cognitive condition, his

2:11

cognitive decline,

2:14

was something that brand knew, something that just happened

2:17

when anybody who'd been paying attention

2:19

for the last three years knew

2:21

that he was damn near, an

2:25

inept, an unfit the

2:27

service commander in chief. In twenty twenty,

2:29

it's so much worse now. But

2:33

what makes this moment to me truly

2:35

unprecedented is

2:38

that you have the

2:40

Democrats and the

2:43

media trying

2:45

to force Joe Biden off

2:47

the ticket. I

2:50

mean, honestly, we have been having that debate

2:52

here on this show, and

2:55

actually it's been a mainstream

2:57

debate on media outlets

2:59

all across the country and on social media. Websites

3:01

all across the country. Is Joe

3:04

in or is Joe out?

3:06

And if he's out, who they going to replace him

3:08

with? But just

3:10

think about that for a second. The

3:12

media and members

3:15

of the Democrat Party are

3:17

trying to push a sitting

3:20

president out. I mean, look,

3:22

I get it, I understand why he's

3:24

not there. But

3:27

what makes this remarkable to me is

3:29

that the votes in their primary

3:32

have already been cast. So

3:35

now we have a situation where

3:38

the Democrats rig the primary against

3:41

Bernie Sanders in sixteen, they

3:43

rig the primary in twenty against

3:45

Bernie Sanders again. Now

3:49

it seems like here in twenty twenty

3:51

four, the Democrats

3:54

and their allies in the media are

3:56

trying to rig yet another primary.

4:01

Regardless of whether or not you

4:03

think Joe Biden should be the guy or not, or

4:05

if he's going to be the guy or not, millions

4:09

of Americans on their side

4:11

of the aisle cast

4:13

their ballots and voted for Joe

4:15

Biden in the primary. To

4:18

cast him aside at this point

4:21

is to not give two

4:23

shits about the voters in their

4:25

own party. So

4:29

is it really then a conspiracy

4:32

theory to say that the Democrats'

4:34

reg elections and the Democrats would cheat

4:36

in a general of course, it's not. The

4:39

media is in along

4:41

with members of the Democrat Party on trying

4:43

to oust a sitting president from the ballot,

4:46

thereby communicating to all of us

4:48

that they don't give a damn about the people

4:50

who voted to put him there in the first place. To

4:52

replace him at the convention or with some

4:54

sinister plan is to do just

4:57

that, is to give a big fu

5:00

to their own voters. So

5:04

to the Democrats who hate

5:06

listen to the show, and yes, we

5:09

have a very stack. We have a very

5:11

loyal, dedicated group of

5:13

hate listeners, and we hear from them often.

5:16

My question for all of you is

5:20

that you know your party

5:22

doesn't give a damn about you.

5:24

You know that your vote doesn't

5:26

matter. In

5:29

fact, these media outlets told you

5:31

time and time again that Joe Biden was

5:33

just fine, and for whatever

5:35

reason you believed these morons.

5:39

Does that not at least create

5:43

a scenario in your brain where

5:48

might give way to what

5:50

I like to call perspective will shift,

5:54

you know, because look, it's knives out for Biden,

5:57

and it's knives out for the

5:59

Biden crime family. Every outlet

6:01

is it

6:03

seems like CNN is leading the charge

6:05

on this, but there

6:08

is clearly a movement afoot

6:11

to get rid of this guy in gambling

6:13

markets. And what's interesting goes we got Savage Rich

6:15

Barris on deck, and we're going to talk all about the polling

6:17

and stuff and where this nation is at at

6:19

this specific moment, and of course we want his feedback

6:22

on all of this. But the gambling

6:24

markets are always really interesting to me

6:27

because now they've given it

6:29

looks like a seventy six percent chance

6:32

that Joe Biden drops out and Kamala is

6:35

now more likely to be the Democrat nominee

6:37

than Biden. I

6:42

don't give a damn what that says. I

6:44

think that the Democrats are stuck with Biden.

6:46

I've said that since day one, and

6:49

the reason for that is is that doesn't matter

6:51

what mental condition he's in. It

6:53

doesn't matter what Obama, Ron Klein

6:55

thinks, doesn't matter. Joe Biden

6:58

is the president. He can do what

7:00

he wants to do. He

7:02

has the power, he can simply

7:05

ignore all of these calls.

7:07

He's actually the Democrat nominee

7:10

officially, millions cast their ballot for

7:12

him. And so Joe Biden just today

7:14

on a call with staff said, and I

7:16

quote, let me say this as

7:19

clearly as I possibly can,

7:21

as simply and straightforward

7:24

as I can. I am running.

7:27

No one is pushing me out.

7:30

I'm not leaving. I'm in this race

7:33

to the end and we're going to win. So,

7:36

folks, this comes as

7:39

there is a what seems

7:41

to be a moderate mutiny

7:44

of of moderate Democrats in swing

7:46

districts. Twenty five House Democrats

7:49

in competitive districts. They've

7:51

got this letter circulating. I've talked to some of my buddies

7:54

on Capitol Hill. They are circulating a letter

7:57

and asking other swing district

7:59

Democrats to sign on that letter and to get Biden

8:01

to resign. But Biden is saying, hell, no,

8:03

I'm not going anywhere. And

8:07

so I

8:10

guess it's just a kind of an unbelievable

8:12

thing for me to witness and behold, because

8:15

the Democrats are willing to cast a

8:17

side. And we always knew it was rigged their

8:19

primary, but they're willing to cast

8:21

a side millions of their voters and

8:24

the only real option they have, and I mean this,

8:27

if they were going to swap

8:29

Joe Biden out or something God forbid

8:31

happened to Joe Biden. Their

8:33

only viable choice is Kamala

8:36

Harris. That's it. I

8:38

mean, for a million reasons that I've laid

8:40

out on this show many times,

8:42

do you all And I won't get into that, but

8:45

Kamala Harris is less

8:49

popular than Joe Biden. You know that, right,

8:53

Kamala Harris. People

8:56

dislike Kamala Harris more

8:59

than they dislike Hillary Clinton. And

9:02

that's saying something. And

9:05

to just think that Kamala Harris is gonna

9:07

fare better in swing state polls is

9:11

to ignore every national

9:13

campaign that she's tried to run.

9:16

Her national campaign just the last time she

9:18

ran for president was a disaster.

9:21

Despite fawning media coverage,

9:24

magazine shoots, members of the

9:26

media trying to force her down

9:29

our throats, people still

9:32

reviled this woman. Never

9:35

mind. The fact is

9:38

that many of the swing state ballots Nevada,

9:41

Georgia, Wisconsin, as of

9:43

July fourth, they're set in stone.

9:46

They can't be changed barring something

9:49

existential. And

9:52

I guess more than all this stuff, I will tell you

9:55

this, I

9:57

don't want Biden out of this race. I

10:01

don't. I

10:04

despise this man. I think he's running

10:06

our country into the ground. I

10:10

think he's dismantling this country, or

10:12

the people who are working with him behind the curtain,

10:14

along with Jill Doctor

10:17

Jill Ed, they're

10:19

dismanting this country behind the scenes with

10:21

surgical precision. As

10:24

of this moment, Joe

10:26

Biden is getting his ass

10:29

kicked by Donald Trump. Fifty

10:32

years in Washington, Joe Biden

10:34

has always been a

10:36

grade A ass clown buffoon,

10:39

and everybody knows it. I

10:42

want Trump to beat him like

10:45

a drum again, just

10:47

like he did in twenty twenty. And we all know that Trump won

10:49

in twenty twenty. But

10:51

I want Biden, in

10:54

his last

10:56

desperate act as a politician,

11:00

to lose in an historic landslide.

11:04

I want to beat him. I

11:07

want him to lose, and look, I also think he's

11:09

a terrible, terrible candidate who's not

11:11

there. But keep in mind, the Democrats can elect

11:14

a turnip. They've already demonstrated that.

11:16

But I want Biden to be held accountable

11:18

by the American people. This

11:22

has been the craziest news week in the world.

11:24

Many of these stories right themselves, so

11:26

obviously I'm very happy to have my buddy Savage

11:29

Rich Bears here with us on Savage

11:31

Wednesday. Savage Rich is the director of Big

11:33

Data Poll and the host of Inside

11:35

the Numbers. Welcome my friend.

11:38

Yeah man, yeah man.

11:42

So so

11:44

so much. With the

11:47

black background, all I see is a floating head.

11:52

I got the Duncan shirt on. I got

11:54

the Seymour Duncan shirt.

11:55

Wow.

11:55

That is a specific black, isn't

11:57

it very pacific

12:00

black? It looks almost like on part

12:02

of the wall.

12:03

You're right, you

12:06

planned this, didn't do you son of a bitch?

12:09

Now I got to talk to a flight.

12:12

You like those guys on step By.

12:14

Can I finish?

12:14

Can I fine?

12:15

A so Rich?

12:18

The news has changed so fast

12:21

this week that, like,

12:23

I mean, the narrative, let's just start there.

12:26

You had a meltdown after the debate where

12:28

you had Democrats on CNN. I've

12:30

never seen CNN go after any

12:33

Democrat the way they went after Joe Biden

12:35

in the wake of that Debateah. The

12:37

meltdown was this, Joe

12:39

Biden's got to step aside because they

12:41

know the Democrat the rules of the Democrat primaryism.

12:44

It has to start with him stepping aside.

12:47

And then when they realize that just because

12:49

Joe Biden steps aside doesn't mean as delegates

12:52

will vote for him. The narrative changed

12:54

to Joe Biden must step aside and Kamala

12:57

must take the helm because she's

12:59

the only one and they can legally inherit

13:01

his war chest. And for

13:04

the battle crew of the members and the show and our friends who

13:06

are listening on iHeart Rich. I laid

13:08

out a million reasons why. You

13:10

know, people like Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan,

13:13

Joshapiro Pennsylvania, Gavin Newsom of

13:15

California. Politically speaking,

13:18

they don't want to run against Trump. It's

13:20

far easier for them to arrive

13:22

on the scene in twenty twenty eight as a conquering

13:25

hero like Comtists and Gladiator, coming

13:27

back like he's some sort.

13:28

Of war hero.

13:29

And and you know

13:32

that, yes, can you know that

13:34

Kamala is largely reviled

13:37

by the general electorate and reviled

13:39

by the Democrat Party staffers,

13:42

like other candidates dislike

13:44

this one. So it's much easier just to like, hey,

13:46

yeah, if it's going to be Kamala, let

13:48

her run, let her lose. It

13:51

removes her off the board and then guess what, we

13:53

just scapegoat Joe Biden and destroy her

13:55

legacy.

13:56

Two.

13:56

I mean, so what is your take on all of this?

13:59

Take it anywhere you want.

14:00

Gavin Newsom was in DC this today

14:03

talking with other governors because he was not

14:05

present on a call with the Democratic Governors

14:08

Association people after

14:10

the debate happened, which was a full

14:12

fire alarm call, uh,

14:14

and he was not present on it because he was in the

14:16

spin room trying to stick up for Joe

14:18

Biden after the debate, which is for

14:21

people who don't know, the spin room is basically the

14:23

media, the press, the gaggle together. There are surrogates

14:25

from each campaign to say how well their candidate

14:27

did with the debate. He had the hardest

14:30

job in the world last week on Thursday Night,

14:32

which was, you know, to explain

14:34

that Joe Biden is not retarded, you know,

14:36

and the whole world.

14:38

The whole world just saw that he was. So

14:41

you are a madman. This is the

14:43

second week in a row you've used the

14:45

word retarded man. You know what. I In

14:47

this PC environment that we live in, I

14:49

commend you for that current.

14:51

No one's gonna no one's gonna question listen.

14:54

I have members of my family who are

14:56

mentally disabled. Nobody's gonna question

14:58

me on that. You know, I

15:00

will, I'll take a piece of skin

15:03

from anybody. But there is a different

15:05

level of when you're you know, you're mentally

15:07

deficient, and he isn't. You

15:09

know, he wasn't born with a handicap.

15:11

We don't know who the Joe Biden is. He's

15:14

age retarded. I mean, that's it. That's

15:17

there. It's number three for you.

15:18

You know.

15:18

So this is something that they

15:21

tried to hide from the American public. Avenus

15:23

was the good soldier and tried to do his job.

15:26

But now he was you know, he was apparently

15:28

telling people that he is loyally supporting

15:30

Joe Biden. It's not because he loves

15:32

Joe Biden. It's because of what you just said.

15:35

He will get crushed against Donald Trump. He absolutely

15:38

knows it. They are all hoping

15:40

that they can run against a Trump

15:42

kind of third term guy. They'll try

15:44

to paint it that way, only they won't

15:47

be Trump, and that those people will not

15:49

be able to turn out voters

15:51

that we're talking to right now, the

15:53

way that Donald Trump is able to turn the

15:55

mount. On the show today, we went over the white

15:57

working class vote, the margin with the white working

15:59

class vot vote, and it's like Republicans are just

16:01

trailing behind this guy in every key metric

16:03

that really ends up being the seventy

16:06

million plus Trump vote total, you know, like

16:08

they are seventy million or above. You know,

16:10

they can't do what he does. They just

16:12

can't and they're still not able to I'm looking

16:14

at it right now. So if you're Gavin

16:16

Newsom, you know that, if you're Gretchuen Whitmer,

16:19

you know that you do not want to run

16:21

against Trump and his machine, of

16:23

his turnout machine, which has nothing to do

16:25

with infrastructure. It's him, it's

16:27

the man, and they don't want that. They

16:30

would love Kamala to step in front of a bullet.

16:32

It's it's it really saves Gavin

16:35

all the problems in the world. He doesn't

16:37

have to split the California faction, you

16:40

know, if she does end up replacing

16:42

him, which again, I really have to take everybody

16:44

back down a planet earth though. It's

16:47

and you know this, you've run for office. Yes,

16:50

it has to start with him quitting, but

16:53

quitting is different in some of these states.

16:55

The rules are different. It's not against

16:57

the rules. I don't want to say this, but I'm gonna

16:59

say it because I don't like saying certain

17:01

words. I believe in the power of words, the

17:03

logos that they ask I believe in all of

17:05

that. And then God said, let

17:07

there be light. I believe in the power of words

17:10

and what they mean and stand for. But I guess

17:12

I'm just gonna have to say this because

17:14

people aren't getting it through their thick heads.

17:17

He has to die. Okay, it's

17:19

not the same. Quitting and dying

17:21

are two different things. People are

17:23

bringing up. Well, Truman and you

17:26

know Johnson. Johnson

17:28

quit on March thirty. First, it was before the

17:30

primary ever started. That's number

17:32

one. So did Truman quit before

17:34

the primary ever started? And then thirdly,

17:37

both of them were trailing their Democratic

17:39

challengers in the polls before

17:41

the voting ever started. Here,

17:44

we're talking about telling not only

17:46

talking about telling people first their voters, that

17:48

their votes don't matter to them. It's

17:51

more than that. We're talking about up

17:53

ending an entire system. You're

17:55

gonna have to bribe state officials. You're

17:57

gonna have to bribe people to make this work.

18:00

Huge herk your lean task here.

18:02

That says nothing of the Democratic National

18:04

Convention and their rules. By the way, I'm talking

18:06

about states and ballot access New

18:08

York and Ohio. Bult just recently changed

18:10

their rules. Ohio is probably not gonna win

18:13

anyway, but they already had a difficult

18:15

time getting on the ballot. In Ohio, they will

18:17

Kamala Harris will not get on the ballot in

18:19

the state of Ohio if they do this. New

18:22

York is I guess they got a machine

18:24

and they could make it work. But anyway, you're

18:26

talking about just two states upending

18:28

the entire thing for a person

18:31

nobody voted for. They did not vote

18:33

for Kamala Harris. They voted for Joe

18:35

Biden in those primaries, all for

18:37

what a sure loser. Because you just

18:40

said it before, Kamala. You think Biden

18:42

is unelectable because of his performance last

18:44

week, Kamala Harris is more

18:46

unelectable than Joe Biden. Erie

18:49

County, Pennsylvania, Northampton,

18:51

Pennsylvania, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania.

18:54

All right, Stranton, All right? Should I go on

18:56

and on and on? Juno County, Wisconsin,

18:58

Maricopa County, Arizona. Who

19:01

do you think is gonna do better in these areas?

19:04

Kamala Harris is unelectable

19:06

in these counties, unelectable. The

19:08

thirty one pivot counties in Iowa

19:10

that Trump took from Obama. I don't even think

19:12

Donald I don't even think Barack Obama

19:15

could win them back from Donald Trump at

19:17

this point. And you're gonna what waltz

19:19

in, Kamala Harris. And by the way, funny

19:21

little mean going around, What a funny little interpretation

19:24

of a Jewish mother Kamala Harris can do.

19:26

Okay, well, guess what we're all

19:28

gonna witness the interpretation Kamala Harris

19:31

can do of a woman who sucks and sleeps their

19:33

way to the top. Because that's what he did.

19:35

And you're running against Donald Trump, Kamala,

19:38

You're gonna see that every day. His

19:40

mean team is gonna obliterate you. All

19:42

right, you think I'm getting because

19:45

I'm not, Oh Willie, He's gonna be

19:47

up in the dilly mean team mean every

19:50

day, every single day.

19:52

This is gonna go down as a ten point

19:54

loss. You're gonna demoralize the Democratic

19:57

base by telling them their votes don't matter. And

19:59

you're gonna introduce America

20:01

to the suck queen that is the Vice President

20:04

of the United States. Good luck.

20:06

You made your bed, now you have to lie

20:08

in it. You told Kennedy. You couldn't compete.

20:11

You rigged it in North Carolina and Florida

20:13

with Dean Phillips. You wouldn't let him run on

20:15

the ballot. You strip the delegates in New amsure

20:17

you know what, by Fung Gould, this is your bed,

20:20

Now go lie in it. That's all there is to it. Bro,

20:22

You're at Chips Creek and CNN is

20:24

leading the charge too late. You should

20:26

have led the charge with telling the American public the

20:29

truth, and then you wouldn't be in the position

20:31

you're in right now.

20:33

Rich. It's so funny because I told

20:35

you I've been telling people on the show, Well, first of all, you

20:37

know, I've gone against the grain here for some time

20:40

and say and saying like a lot

20:42

of conservative hosts are saying, it's

20:44

not gonna be Biden. It's not gonna be Biden. And I've said,

20:46

well, I don't. I don't.

20:49

Just having run campaigns before, I don't

20:51

see how I mean. The guy thinks he's

20:53

doing a good job. And joeint she don't want

20:55

to leave the White House any time tect his family.

20:58

Yes, that's legal problems, That's

21:00

exactly right. They are running for

21:02

self preservation they're running to defend

21:05

their own liberty to keep themselves out

21:07

of jail. Like they don't want Hunter Biden

21:09

to like, for whatever reason, another president being

21:12

in there doesn't commute or pardon Hunter Biden.

21:14

They don't want to. They don't want Hunter Biden turning around

21:16

and saying, my dad put me up to all of it.

21:18

That crashes the Biden family legacy.

21:21

Let me dead fifteen.

21:23

Years in DC, almost down the drain

21:26

and discrap, Are you kidding me?

21:28

They're not doing that.

21:29

And so what they what they've done is you

21:32

you you said to you

21:34

know, our friends who are listening on iHeart and the Battle

21:36

Crew, and of course we're talking with Savage Rich Barris.

21:39

Uh, the best poster in the business here.

21:41

Uh.

21:41

But but what you just said is what I

21:44

told people. These these are

21:46

our self inflicted Democrat

21:48

wounds. They have become victims of

21:51

their own election rigging and

21:54

and victims of their

21:56

own DEI hires and our

21:58

DEI vice president Cacklingma

22:01

Harris, cackling Kamala Harris. They can't

22:03

bypass her simply because of

22:05

the color of her skin. And that's it.

22:07

It's just that simple.

22:09

And that is it. You

22:12

know, This is funny. It really is. And

22:14

it's like, you know, I can already hear the d ms and

22:16

the text messages already. Listen, let

22:19

me put this, you know, maybe maybe

22:21

the first the first.

22:22

Are you gonna say queen again?

22:25

No?

22:25

Yeah, yeah, you hear it comes all right? You think

22:28

that one was bad? All right? You think

22:30

heals up. Harris isn't gonna

22:32

be on every sign in the entire

22:34

country.

22:35

There wills of it.

22:37

No, that's what they call her.

22:38

I mean, this is not It's just an open secret.

22:41

It's an open secret. Nobody

22:43

even disputes it. You kidding me.

22:46

I'll get out of here. This is different than

22:48

pumping her on Nickelodeon on Saturday

22:50

Morning cartoons for for you know, as

22:52

like some like idle girls should

22:55

be looking up to. This will be really

22:57

really bad. Not to mention whatever

23:01

you have to say about Joe Biden, and as

23:03

much as we could mock him about his mental capacity

23:06

being diminished and all of that, he

23:09

can still claim, whether you

23:11

agree with it or I agree with it, he could still

23:13

claim to be Scranton Joe. She

23:16

cannot. She is not going

23:18

to work in the middle of the country.

23:21

Iowa took one look at that woman and

23:23

said, no, thank you. She

23:25

didn't even get to a single vote

23:28

being cast in the Iowa caucus,

23:30

not one, all right, she pivoted

23:32

to New Hampshire. She ran the campaign

23:35

like an idiot. Everybody knows she's

23:37

not a good vice president. Her office

23:39

is in disarray. It matters how

23:41

you run your campaign. It tells you how many It

23:44

tells us something about your managerial skills.

23:46

They were awful. Those reports are coming

23:48

back, binders of people. You know,

23:51

this all will come back, and there's a few

23:53

months to introduce her to the

23:55

country. Let me ask you which one's

23:57

gonna stick first, Harris the

24:00

great, you know, the great manager

24:02

of campaigns or heals up Harris.

24:05

Let me ask you which one's gonna stick in the minds

24:07

of Americans. First. Let's get real here. You

24:09

know, like, I'm sick of entertaining this nonsense. And

24:12

you cannot leap frog her with

24:14

anybody. You can't do it.

24:16

Michelle Obama's not running.

24:19

That is a lazy woman who doesn't

24:21

like to work at all. All right, come

24:23

on, she's not doing it. In the amount of work

24:26

that would need to go in the last five months, less

24:28

less less the last

24:30

four and a half, you know, down the home stretch.

24:33

Here, give me a break,

24:35

man, it's not gonna happen. The

24:37

only way is if again, something

24:40

and you know where to happen to him physically,

24:42

and that is the only way that you can get around

24:45

some of these things. And then even if you did, she's

24:47

next up. And let me just say this too, because I

24:49

can't believe no one's saying this. Here's another problem

24:51

with the replaced Biden theory. Then he's got

24:53

to go right now, and then Harris

24:56

has to be the president because if he's not

24:58

physically and mentally capable to run

25:01

for the office of the president, he is

25:03

not physically and mentally capable to

25:05

run the office of the president. And

25:07

then we all get to see heels up Harris in

25:10

her catastrophic performance as president

25:12

for all to see for four months before the

25:14

election. It's not happening, man.

25:16

I said this today. I said this today. First

25:19

thing, if he's

25:22

unfit to be a candidate, he's unfit

25:24

to be president, obviously, obviously.

25:27

And so let's look who like, Look

25:29

who they trot out to talk about. Biden's

25:33

his his mental condition. Listen to this,

25:35

It just looked like a.

25:36

Bad night because my interaction with

25:39

him was what I described

25:41

in the book and what happened

25:43

even subsequent to what I

25:45

described in the book after I get out.

25:49

You know, he's very probing in his questions,

25:51

very analytical, uh,

25:54

very calm about things. When you go into

25:57

brief him Major, you better really know your

26:00

topic because he's going to ask you very

26:03

relevant questions and

26:05

he's very reflective on things and

26:08

just doesn't jump out with conclusions

26:10

or anything, but is very analytic.

26:13

So my interactions with him,

26:15

I have to say, have been very

26:17

very positive.

26:18

Did you see the debate I did? Did

26:22

anything about that? What you

26:24

saw medically alarm you?

26:27

You know, I can't say I think it would be inappropriate

26:29

to say that, Major, because when

26:32

you're just looking at someone on a

26:34

one shot basis, you just don't

26:36

know what could happen. Did he have a bad

26:38

cold, you know, did he take an

26:40

in antihistamine to make

26:43

him, you know, groggy, or what have you.

26:45

We don't know what went on, and.

26:46

I think it would be unfair and

26:49

inappropriate to try and diagnose

26:52

something from just a ninety minute clip.

26:55

Rich.

26:56

It's like the Supreme Court justice

26:58

is like like Jackson.

27:02

They can't. They don't know what a woman is, you know,

27:04

I mean, it doesn't take you don't have to be a medical

27:06

doctor to know that there was something seriously wrong

27:08

with Biden at that debate. Hey, and

27:10

and by the way, this is nothing new, but they

27:13

tried out Fauci, who is a

27:15

doctor. I mean, that's him

27:17

out there pushing these

27:19

bullshit Democrat talking points.

27:22

He's sharp, he's intelligent, he's

27:24

deeply probing. The toughest part

27:27

about working for Joe Biden is about preparing.

27:29

More of your stuff.

27:31

It's the same shit over

27:33

and over again. So as if you needed any more

27:35

proof that Fauci was a lying psychopath

27:38

hack, well there it is. But also, doesn't

27:40

this just prove that everything

27:43

they're saying, that, everything they're saying

27:45

about Biden is probably a lot worse than

27:47

they're letting on because they got Fauci out there saying

27:49

the opos.

27:50

Yeah, yeah, I would say

27:52

this. He just got himself a cruise,

27:54

you know what I mean. I mean, that's what he that's

27:56

what he gets for that little performance.

27:59

You know, the country once

28:01

upon a time looked up to him and you

28:03

know, trusted him. Now they don't at all.

28:05

He's one of the most despised people in the country,

28:08

and he's like, you know, just a piece

28:10

of crap. Everybody knows it. So they really

28:13

must be desperate to think that that

28:15

audience isn't for you and I or even

28:17

the middle that's to

28:19

shore up the base, that's to shore up

28:23

And by the way, did you hear his little spiel in the beginning,

28:25

That's what I put in my book. I mean, you

28:27

might as well just upset Biden voters

28:29

buy my book. You know nobody's

28:32

buying my book. Please Biden voters buy my book.

28:34

Like, how shameful. He hawks

28:36

his book in the first thirty seconds

28:38

of his answer. I mean that really, just even

28:41

for Democratic voters, that must

28:43

have been a complete turn off, Like they're looking for

28:45

you to reassure them that's

28:47

what that performance was for. And he hawks

28:50

his book in the first thirty second Sean, I

28:52

mean, wow, I mean, this is who this guy

28:54

is though, But I

28:57

honestly can't believe that,

29:00

you know, it's it was for anyone other

29:02

than the Democratic base, because nobody trusts

29:04

them anymore, you know, nobody trusts them now.

29:07

So I got to take a quick break.

29:09

But when we come back, Rich I got

29:11

to get your feedback. On two. I've got two

29:13

sound bites of the White House

29:15

Press Corps asking KJP what

29:18

I think are just brutal questions,

29:20

and so many things come to mind, like where the f

29:22

have the White House Press Corps been for the last

29:25

three years? I mean, it's absolutely.

29:26

Tending like they didn't know. This makes me

29:28

so say the commercial,

29:30

but I'm sorry.

29:32

Man, no, no, no, like I want to hear everything

29:34

that you have to say here when we come back, give me one

29:36

second. Rich talking

29:38

with Savage Rich Barris, director

29:41

of Big Data poll best poster in the country

29:43

in my opinion, and host of Inside the

29:45

Numbers. Rich, you talked about

29:47

something about

29:49

the media acting as if this is new. It

29:52

really really pisses me, AJP.

29:56

I think the worst DEI

29:59

White House Secretary in the history of our country

30:02

had to answer what I think we're too like

30:05

just brutal questions. I

30:08

want you to listen to two of these sound bites back to

30:10

back, and then just take take take it away.

30:12

Listen to this one first.

30:15

Sure, and so that has been something he has

30:17

consistently done over the

30:19

past couple of days. For sure, For certain,

30:21

an afternoon nap every day.

30:24

Let me be very clear about this afternoon

30:26

nap.

30:27

This is a president that wakes up every

30:30

morning and puts the American people first.

30:32

That's what he does. He does that

30:34

every single.

30:35

Day, translations multiple

30:38

naps.

30:38

I am not going to speak to sources

30:41

out there, unnamed sources

30:43

out there. That's not what I'm going to speak to. I'm

30:45

going to speak to what I know, what

30:47

this president does and how he is

30:49

committed to the work of the president

30:52

of the commander in chief. And his

30:54

record clearly lays that. That lays

30:57

that out.

30:58

Okay, now that now this listen

31:00

to this one.

31:01

Write the president to come here and tell noted

31:04

not noted killing as

31:09

you heard from your colleague, the president of the WHA.

31:12

That's an appropriate thing.

31:15

Okay. So they're

31:17

asking not a fair question. It

31:20

absolutely is, you know. And it's like they're

31:22

asking KJP whether

31:24

or not the president has nap

31:26

time. So Rich it wasn't two

31:28

weeks ago on the show and the president's at G

31:30

seven meeting veterans at Normandy and

31:33

we're debating whether or not he craps his pants

31:35

in front of world leaders or sitting in a

31:37

chair or then he walks out to Marine

31:39

one and just pauses and does the two year old

31:41

squad. And everybody in America is

31:43

wondering whether or not Joe Biden's crapping

31:45

his pants, whether the pilots of Marine

31:48

one are going to have to change his diapers, And

31:50

now the White House Press Corps

31:52

are asking whether or

31:54

not the president has nap time. And

31:56

then these reporters are like that, oh,

31:59

that's a a an inappropriate question.

32:02

What the hell, how how

32:05

are we here?

32:08

Mark Hemingway wrote a really good

32:10

piece on The Federalist that's Malling Hemingway's

32:13

husband for people who don't know, and really

32:15

nailed it, like they're not mad at

32:17

the situation. They're mad they can't

32:19

hide it from you anymore. And they

32:21

act as if this is a revelation. Folks,

32:24

Yeah, right. And Maggie Haberman didn't

32:27

know that the Trump dossier was bogus

32:29

and funded by Clinton and the DNC. She

32:31

just pretended like it was a revelation when

32:33

the Washington Post dropped it, as if

32:35

we everyone didn't know that Adam

32:37

Shift, bathroom leaker, Adam Shift

32:40

getting up to take a piss in the middle of classified

32:42

and from classified briefings to go leak

32:44

to Maggie Haberman, and then they pretend as

32:46

if when it comes out they're like surprised,

32:48

buy it. They're so full

32:51

of crap. They're more full of crap

32:53

than Joe Biden, which is incredible. I mean,

32:56

honestly, it really is a stunning achievement.

32:58

If they would have just told the American public

33:01

the truth and putting it been a little bit honest,

33:03

it would never find themselves in these positions.

33:05

But they are because now

33:07

look though, forget about all that. Now

33:10

look at what they've because they did that where

33:12

we are. Forget about all the disasters

33:14

we've all had to suffer, and forget

33:16

about the thirteen service members

33:18

who died because he's an idiot and couldn't do

33:21

withdrawal from Afghanistan. Forget

33:23

about how much it costs you to go get milk and eggs

33:26

every time you go to the grocery store. Forget

33:28

about how much it is to put gas in your gas

33:30

tank. We are a

33:33

total laughing stock around

33:35

the world. I got friends, I

33:37

was trying to tell this story

33:39

to my audience. I got a friend from Scotland. Everything

33:42

is filtered through an anti Trump, you

33:45

know, everything is filtered through an anti Trump point of view

33:47

in the media in the EU and even

33:50

they we're having a

33:52

just absolute field day with this. You

33:55

know, this is really sad

33:57

for us. I mean, the president of the United States,

34:00

it's the hardest job in the world. You know, whether or

34:02

not he takes a nap man, I'd probably take a crack

34:04

nap here and here and there, you know. But

34:07

we had a president who overworked

34:10

the media, who is a lazy bunch of

34:12

their ideological fanatics and lazy

34:14

pieces of shit. And the light would

34:16

go on in the residency in the White House during the

34:19

Trump era at four am, he'd

34:21

call up, by five, five fifteen, whatever

34:23

it would be, he'd call up Fox and Friends. He'd be talking

34:25

to the guys in the Kurby couch right then.

34:28

He wouldn't go to bed until like midnight. These

34:30

guys hated their jobs because Trump worked

34:32

so hard. They actually had to work. I'm serious.

34:34

They were miserable because there's lazy

34:36

pieces of shit, and they're stupid

34:39

and they're dishonest, and they tried

34:41

to pull the wool over everyone's head.

34:44

And now pull the wool over everyone's eyes. And

34:46

now they're in you know, they they've

34:49

locked us all in this miserable situation,

34:51

you know, because the truth is, we can mock the Democrat

34:53

sewn all we want for doing this themselves,

34:56

but they did this the entire country.

34:58

And if you needed an any more evidence that

35:01

there really is, you know, an administrative

35:03

state that runs the show. And you know they

35:05

if they have a weak executive like

35:07

Joe Biden, you know, somebody who's just incompetent

35:10

and incapable, then they are running

35:12

the show. You're not, as the voter.

35:14

And that's the serious, really sad and

35:16

serious thing about the nature of this little problem

35:19

we face here. Right, it's no longer

35:21

a Republican meme. It's now no knowledge

35:23

and there you have

35:26

no say over it. Unfortunately, as

35:28

the voter, you have no say over it.

35:29

And here's here's what I laid out the people

35:32

on the show over the last couple of days.

35:35

Biden being an animated corpse and being cognitively

35:38

gone. Yeah, it's it's it's

35:41

perhaps an understatement to say that he's not

35:43

a strong chief executive or commander. Yeah,

35:45

you're right stating no,

35:48

no, no, I'm just saying, I'm just saying, but

35:51

these people behind the curtain, all

35:53

these permanent staffers, the administrative

35:55

state, the deep state, the blob. They

35:58

love the arrangement because they can push

36:00

all of this radical shit on the

36:02

American people, you know, people like

36:04

Elizabeth Warren, Hillary Clinton,

36:07

Barack Obama, Chuck Schumer,

36:09

Nancy Pelosi. They can push this insane

36:12

radical agenda yet not take

36:14

any accountability for it, and if the political

36:17

tide shifts in this country, they can say, well that that

36:19

was Joe Biden and not me. And Biden's

36:21

got one foot in the grave, so who

36:23

gives a damn right. So it's a perfect

36:26

it's something, it's something that they love.

36:29

And so the reason why the media is so pissed

36:31

and why there's been this kind of like drastic

36:34

shift and narrative to get Biden out is exactly

36:36

the reason of what you said. And I think Molly

36:39

Hemingway's husband said, what's his name? Mark,

36:41

So that they're just mad that they know that

36:44

we know, and they can't hide it anymore.

36:47

They've been exposed, and so now they're

36:49

trying to push them out. But guess what, Biden

36:51

is the President of the United States and has all

36:53

the power.

36:54

And that thing they're passing around and trying to pledge

36:57

to get Biden out. Do you know what happens

36:59

if you sign that and Biden doesn't

37:01

get housted.

37:01

Exactly, You're done.

37:03

No funding for you. You're in a battleground

37:06

district. You're finished, You're cooked.

37:09

They won't help you at all. Yet, Well, they sacrificed

37:11

the house for it. Oh hell yeah, Biden

37:14

will do that. This is his family. You

37:16

know. Trump turned right to him. He's like, hey, you're a

37:18

fellain, and he's like, your son's a felon.

37:20

You know that was a way. You know, that was

37:23

a shit. You don't think they think about that. Then they

37:25

had that little pow wow Cam David with the family,

37:27

and the family's blaming the staff. He's

37:30

overworked. Does anyone seriously

37:32

believe Joe Biden is overworked. I've never

37:34

seen a president work so little in my life. And

37:36

I've really been as stupe watching Bill Clinton,

37:39

watching Barack Obama. He was another lazy

37:41

piece of trash. But at least he got you know,

37:43

he did the job. He just did it in weird hours.

37:46

Bill Clinton was like, I'm popping in at ten thirty

37:48

in the morning doing what I wanted. That's not the

37:50

case here with Joe Biden. Once upon a time, Joe

37:52

was a worker. He's incapable

37:54

of doing it now. And there's a lid at the White

37:57

House all the time. What's going on when they call

37:59

the lid, When they called the lid,

38:01

what is going on? It's like these bunch of bureaucrats

38:04

and Ivy League hacks,

38:06

you know in fanatics, are just running rough

38:08

shot over executive policy. You know,

38:10

I mean, God knows what they're doing.

38:13

God knows. I'm you know, I mean, it's really

38:15

I mean, I like to have a good laugh at it with the

38:17

next person. Don't get me wrong, but you

38:20

know it's really not funny.

38:22

Yeah, I agree. I mean, you know,

38:24

Democrat Republican, you want you want

38:26

the American president to be strong.

38:28

I mean, you want him to be successful

38:31

because if a president is successful,

38:33

our country is successful. And if our country is successful,

38:36

you know, people can feed their families.

38:37

So yeah, we're I have Republicans

38:40

who get mad at me. They always hear me on my show

38:42

and they get mad at me and say, like, Bill Clinton

38:44

was a good president. Maybe I didn't agree

38:46

with everything Bill Clinton did, but he saw

38:48

the handwriting on the wall with the public, especially

38:51

after ninety four. He pivoted, they worked

38:53

together, they did good things, you know,

38:55

and he was in a strong position until

38:58

unfortunately the Monica Lewinsky stuff, which

39:00

weakened him. Right but before that, the

39:02

country was prospering. And they're like, oh, how could

39:04

you say that about Bill Clinton? Look

39:06

at where we are now. I would cut my left

39:09

testicle off for Bill Clinton to be the president again.

39:11

Are you kidding me? I

39:13

wouldn't go that far, Rich Jesus, But

39:15

you know what I mean, I'm

39:18

dumb with kids.

39:19

Sean, you

39:23

must really really hate

39:26

Joe Biden. I mean to say something. I

39:28

mean that it's not.

39:29

Even a hatred. It's just that, like I'm getting

39:31

older now, there's only so much more,

39:34

so many more decades that I have in

39:36

me, and then it'll fall to our

39:38

children and grandchildren, and

39:40

you know, it's almost like a feeling of like helplessness.

39:44

If we're look two prior generations

39:46

besides all the mental fitness stuff,

39:49

two prior generations before us

39:52

determined that Joe Biden was

39:56

disqualified as a you know, as

39:58

a potential leader for being

40:00

president. He's a serial liar

40:03

and plagiarist. He is

40:05

a bought and paid

40:07

for and I'll use his word horror,

40:10

political horror. That was the word he

40:13

used himself. I will be your

40:15

political whore. He always wanted

40:17

to be president. The country took one two

40:19

looks at this guy and said,

40:22

no, you are not a

40:24

good enough man. You're not a big enough man.

40:26

You're not a good enough leader or trustworthy

40:29

enough leader. Now here we are. Our

40:32

generation failed to do that. So I worry about,

40:34

like, what would it look like, you know, another

40:36

generation separated and God will be old

40:38

men by then sewn. So this kind of stuff

40:40

has got to be put down like quick. You

40:42

know. You can never bring like Roosevelt

40:45

was physically incapable, and the media

40:47

lied about that to the American public. That's

40:49

different. He was physically and he was mentally

40:52

perfectly capable and a very strong

40:54

leader. You know, for being a guy confined in a wheelchair.

40:56

He was like a father figure to the

40:59

nation. This is different. You cannot

41:01

lie to the public about this stuff and the truth

41:03

be told. He's been senile

41:05

since at least twenty twenty. Exactly,

41:08

I'm running, Joe Biden, and I'm running

41:10

for you as a Senate Exactly, You're

41:12

running for presidency, you moron. This

41:15

isn't one offs, two offs.

41:17

Everybody makes a gaff. It don't matter for seventy

41:19

eight or for twenty eight. Everybody makes a

41:21

gaff here and there. He has always

41:23

been a stupid person, and now

41:26

he has been a stupid person who has mentally

41:28

declined for the better part of six years.

41:30

They didn't tell anybody about it. And

41:33

you know Obama, he's upset, he's pissed

41:35

up. Yours, Barck, you did this. The

41:38

party wanted Bernie Sanders.

41:39

He did this.

41:40

He's president right now because of Barack

41:43

Obama and James Clyburn. But James

41:45

is gonna do whatever Barack Obama says to do. And

41:48

that's what happened, Brock. Once

41:50

again, for a third time, the voters

41:52

of this country looked at Joe Biden and said

41:55

no, No nominee or

41:57

president for that matter. In the history

41:59

of the modern process of selecting

42:02

the nominating and selecting presidents,

42:04

has ever gotten as bad as a showing

42:06

in the early States as Joe Biden, the

42:08

face to face States where they shake

42:10

your hand and they measure you as a person

42:13

in a human being. They rejected

42:15

him whole cloth. And

42:17

even Bill Clinton was the comeback kid. He

42:19

was placed at least he

42:21

placed in those states and then came back and was

42:24

stronger than expected third place finish. Joe

42:26

Biden was rejected by black

42:29

voters in Nevada, he was rejected

42:31

by Hispanic voters in Nevada, by

42:33

white voters in Iowa and New Hampshire.

42:36

He was busted bro It was only

42:38

when Barack Obama and James Clive

42:40

Burn decided they didn't want Bernie Sanders.

42:43

They did this, and the media went along because

42:45

they'll do They will bend over

42:47

and do anything for Barack Obama,

42:49

and that's why we're here right now. And he

42:51

delivered him South Carolina and that changed

42:54

the trajectory of the race. And by the way, that alone

42:56

wouldn't even have done it. Barack Obama calling

42:58

a b Klobashar, calling Pete Buddhajetge

43:01

and saying, Pete, what do you need, I'll give you

43:03

something. You got to get out of this race, pushing

43:06

all of these people out. And by the way, Warren

43:08

resisted the most, but even she can't resist.

43:10

Barack Obama pushed all those people

43:13

out of the race and then used his contacts

43:15

in the media to push the narrative, and they

43:17

did it successfully. To scare Democratic

43:20

voters Bernie Sanders can't win. Bernie

43:22

Sanders can't win. It was one of the saddest things I've

43:24

ever seen as a polster. Democratic voters

43:26

telling us they wanted Bernie Sanders.

43:29

But I think probably

43:31

everyone's right now, I don't know if he can

43:33

win, so I guess I'll have to vote for this idiot,

43:36

senile moron who could be

43:38

vice president as a shell of a vice

43:41

president. And they did it, and

43:43

it's sad. And then you have the exit polsters,

43:45

you know, conducting their interviews and the voters

43:48

are saying, actually, no, my first choice

43:50

was not Joe Biden, but I believe

43:52

he can't win the presidency. That was a scam.

43:55

They pulled that over. They pulled

43:57

that scam over on Democratic voters.

43:59

One of the most undemocratic things I've ever

44:01

seen. And now here we are. I mean,

44:04

it's just awful. You know, the twenty

44:06

twenty was a big question. I knew

44:09

every you know, all every public polster knows

44:11

that the Democratic voter wanted Bernie Sanders.

44:14

Would they have the resolve and frankly

44:16

the balls to tell the media and their

44:18

own establishments to shove it like the Republicans

44:21

in sixteen, right, I mean they

44:24

tried the same thing in sixteen with Trump. Republicans

44:26

said it, we're going to pick

44:28

the person we want. We select

44:30

our nominees here, and they had a revolution,

44:33

you know, because the Republicans used to listen

44:35

to Fox News, used to listen to Carl Rove,

44:38

they used to buy that narrative. That is

44:40

what won primaries in a Republican primary.

44:42

And it's sad that Democrats didn't have the strength to

44:44

do the same thing. And now here we are because

44:47

of that as well.

44:48

So you talked about Trump, let's shift

44:50

gears to the Trump campaign, you know, cardinal

44:53

rule of campaigning, And again I

44:55

know I've done it twice. When your

44:57

opponent is self immolate,

45:00

yeah, and it is in the middle of

45:02

just chaos and one crisis after

45:05

the next. And I think it's fair to say that the Biden

45:07

campaign is clearly there and

45:09

Biden it's like knives out for Biden. Right.

45:12

Trump has been remarkably silent

45:15

while his opponent is self immolating.

45:17

And I think that shows a

45:19

level of discipline on this campaign

45:22

that was not present in twenty and was not

45:24

president at sixteen. What do you think.

45:27

Susie and Chris God

45:30

be with you. Oh what can I tell you? You're doing? They're

45:32

doing an amazing job. People

45:35

don't know what I'm talking about. Susie Wiles and

45:37

Chris la Civitus, they're just you know,

45:39

he's a former marine. She's a very

45:41

disciplined person who runs a very tight ship.

45:44

How disciplined are they while this

45:46

is going on and they're just melting down over

45:49

at Team Biden and Team Democrat. Trump

45:52

gets pulling data that shows

45:54

him how unpopular Big Pharma is

45:56

and he goes after Big Pharma. I mean, the

45:59

four Freedoms was so clear, it was a

46:01

no brainer. Big Pharma

46:03

is viewed by the American public as an

46:05

enemy of the American people and they poisoned

46:08

us for years. And he's just doing

46:10

things like releasing new facets of Agenda

46:13

forty seven. So disciplined,

46:15

much smarter, and like I said, I

46:17

know, I I don't did. I don't

46:20

know if I got a chance to eat to slice a humble pie in

46:22

your show or not yet, But anyway I

46:24

did get to. I did say that

46:26

he shouldn't debate Biden.

46:28

And I yes, yes, that

46:32

I was on your show when you when you. I was on

46:34

with you win. You talked about that, but yeah, recap

46:36

when you said by that.

46:37

I mean it was a risk. When you're winning, you don't

46:39

give your opponent a chance they should

46:41

have used. And I really still stand by because this

46:44

other part as well. These debates are

46:46

not structured to serve the American people.

46:48

This just happened to backfire them on them

46:50

badly this time. Victor Davis Hansen

46:53

is right. The nootropics just

46:55

did not work, and they don't that's

46:58

the way, that's the nature of this medicine, these

47:00

kinds of medicines. You go out there,

47:02

pump them fill with it. For the State of the Union, maybe

47:04

he's not sharp and witty buying him, but he's an animated

47:08

enough, you know, performance to

47:10

kind of fool people. It broke down because

47:12

he was insulted, and that's why they didn't want

47:15

a live audience. They didn't want him laughed at.

47:17

They didn't want all that because that's what happened. That when

47:19

that happens, and and seeing how people get

47:21

frustrated, they lash out like Biden did

47:23

at the State of the Union. This time they

47:25

got everything they wanted and the new

47:28

look again, I stand by what I said.

47:30

It's not my fault. I didn't know the nootropics

47:32

we're gonna wear all or not work and become ineffective,

47:35

you know, but they are. And that's

47:38

what you know. They said

47:40

he's overworked and he had a

47:42

coal. Fauci tried repeating the he got

47:44

that right from the White House. By the way, that was a White House

47:46

talking point.

47:47

He's

47:49

got get.

47:50

Lag and a coal Yep. Unbelievable,

47:53

you know. But still you don't make those you

47:56

don't make those mistakes. You don't allow

47:58

yourself to be when you're the winner, you allow yourself

48:00

to be put at risks like that. Chris and

48:02

Susie obviously came to the conclusion. Obviously

48:05

Trump wanted to debate it badly. Clearly

48:07

Trump wanted to debate it, you know, he

48:09

did. Chris Matthews I

48:11

think said it best. You know, like Joe

48:14

Biden is not smart enough to

48:16

debate Donald Trump. And it used

48:19

to be where you could like cover that up

48:21

with other stuff that Joe had, like

48:23

humor and the ability to lie, but

48:25

he would deliver the lie in a way that

48:27

it was distracting and that helped him

48:30

in twenty twenty. That's not there anymore.

48:32

That capacity for Joe Biden to do that is

48:34

no longer there, and apparently at

48:36

least not that night. It's not there anymore.

48:39

So it worked and Chris and Susie

48:41

and President Trump obviously decided

48:44

that that was worth the risk and it paid off. I mean

48:46

it was like a big gamble, bro. I mean, it was like

48:48

throw it all on red and let it ride. In my

48:50

opinion, that's the size of a gamble it was.

48:53

But they hit their number, hit

48:55

and it's gonna pay it. It is paying

48:57

off. I mean, I'm telling you these numbers, Sean are

48:59

just absolutely.

49:00

But that's that was my next question. Can you give

49:02

us a sense have you seen any post debate polling?

49:05

You and I text almost every

49:07

day, and you said, holy smokes, bro, these

49:09

numbers are not good. I said, number, So

49:12

can you give us any insight to what you're

49:14

seeing in post debate polling?

49:16

So we had Trump performing strong.

49:18

And this is the thing too, about strength. Hispanics

49:22

do not like weakness. They like machismo.

49:25

It's very much in their culture. I love

49:27

it, to be honest, This is not an insult. I

49:29

personally love it, and I don't know what the hell happened

49:31

to Italians. You used to feel the same way. Now

49:33

you're like a shame to be tough or something.

49:36

Get with it.

49:36

It's pathetic. Let's go anyway.

49:40

They were receding in support

49:42

a little bit for Trump, though he still was doing historically

49:45

well. The support for Trump

49:47

this month, in this poll that we're doing right now has

49:49

skyrocketed again. I

49:51

mean we're talking at least like forty five percent

49:53

here with Leaner Sean. That's a disaster, the

49:56

new New And I was a little bit, you

49:58

know, I always am a little bit skeptical something

50:00

that we see. But I'm looking at the New York Times

50:02

poll that just dropped. It's a huge lead for Donald

50:04

Trump. Some people in the post

50:06

debate polling don't have Biden

50:09

evaporating. I would say, I'm

50:11

just gonna call bullshit right now, Like

50:13

the U gov polls should not be cited by

50:15

people like Mike Tracy and others as

50:17

someone who's like, oh, look, there wasn't that much movement.

50:20

The U GOV poll has never in their

50:22

entire history ever polled the presidential

50:24

election correctly. Ever ever,

50:27

so I mean, why would you cite that poll? The

50:30

most polls that are and I think, honestly,

50:32

I don't want to well, I'll leave that pollster out of it, because they're

50:35

good people. I just think they're messing up. But

50:37

for the most part, you have to be pretty incompetent

50:40

if you don't see what I'm seeing. And that is

50:43

huge support obviously among

50:45

black voters, a decline in support

50:47

for Joe Biden among black voters. And

50:49

basically Trump went

50:52

up a little bit and he will be at above fifty

50:54

percent in this poll, but Biden

50:56

fell, and it's like they're going undecided

50:59

when you push him. Two to one of

51:01

vote switchers are voting for Trump, that

51:04

are Biden voters rather than Trump

51:06

voters that would ever suggest they vote for Biden.

51:09

And it's like we're getting to the point now where

51:11

we're not letting these people hide, you

51:13

know, behind different answers like someone

51:15

else or or undecided, and

51:17

we're forcing them. And this is not going

51:19

well for Joe Biden because some of this

51:21

idea of like, well maybe the you know, these voters

51:24

will come home, Young voters will come home, Black voters

51:26

will come home. When we force them to, They're

51:28

not coming home. They're going to Donald Trump.

51:30

And this is a major problem when

51:32

you add RFK. Some

51:35

of the white working class voters who

51:38

are still Democratic

51:40

white working class voters, they don't like RFK

51:42

for some reason, and some of them are like kind

51:44

of like shying away.

51:47

When you add Stein, they go to Stein, you know.

51:49

So it's like when you put the whole thing

51:51

together, it paints a picture. And I

51:54

think that picture is one of potentially depressed

51:56

turnout for Democrats, or at least by their

51:58

standards. Couple with the

52:00

mind changers going for Trump. I mean,

52:02

this is a big This is gonna be the biggest lead

52:05

for Trump we've ever published over Joe Biden

52:07

ever, and we had a Trump plus six. I

52:09

think it's gonna be more than that. I mean, all things

52:11

got to you know, gotta be uh determined

52:13

here. But the New York Times pull that people are

52:15

kind of scoffing at right now. I see

52:18

what they're talking about. I do. I mean, don't

52:20

be surprised. We tried to

52:22

drill down to and not to drone on, but we

52:24

tried to drill down. Maybe we're over

52:27

stating Trump's support among certain

52:29

non white groups. So let's really

52:31

start to dissect them, and we went over this on the

52:33

show a little bit, Shawn, and like even being conservative

52:37

even and not to get into the weeds in the math,

52:39

because I see the top of the hour, But even

52:41

being conservative, we're gonna have Trump around twenty

52:43

five percent of the black vote if we're being

52:45

conservative eighteen,

52:49

you know, like he's still gonna get eighteen.

52:51

Like that is easily easily

52:53

justifiable by the data and

52:57

cup you know that with him inching to

53:00

more like sixteen margins with white voters

53:03

and his increased support among hispanics.

53:07

Man, it's it's bad. Let

53:09

me give you guys a figure. Trump is, I mean,

53:11

Biden is at twenty five percent with the white

53:13

working class vote. Just let that marinate in your head

53:15

for a second. Twenty five percent.

53:18

I don't know how you win the Ross Belt with twenty five percent

53:20

of the white working class vote. Hillary Clinton

53:23

was doomed at thirty two. Sean doomed

53:25

at thirty two. Biden was thought

53:27

to be the stronger candidate because you know, he's

53:30

scraanting Joe, and he can win voters

53:32

back in Luzern, he can win voters back in

53:34

Monroe, he can win voters back in

53:37

Macomb and Michigan. Right, that's

53:39

not gonna happen with that number. I mean Hillary

53:41

again was thirty two, Biden was able to inch

53:43

closer to forty. Hold

53:46

Trump's margin down. Now he's

53:48

at twenty five. I

53:50

mean, it's a full alarm fire,

53:52

dude.

53:53

It is. Okay, So let's shift gears

53:55

for a second to something that is talking

53:57

about, like a fan mail. We're talking with Savage

54:00

Rich Barris, director of Big Data

54:02

Pole, host of Inside the Numbers. I largely

54:05

regard him as the best polster in the business. And

54:07

so we get fan mail from time to time, people

54:09

that write into the show, and people

54:11

have commented and I'm just saying

54:14

this, and I've taken an interest to try to help

54:16

you on this that We've got

54:18

it. We've got to do something with your son, Tan, like

54:20

look at look at my son Tan, and then

54:22

and then look at look at

54:24

your son Tan. Look at this. You're gonna We're so

54:28

listen. I found a camp

54:30

for you, okay that you could go through

54:32

work on your son Tan. I want to show

54:34

it to you, and you just tell me what you think. Watch

54:36

listen.

54:40

Clean my soul, Lena

54:43

cry.

54:55

We saw the joy and the

54:57

soul let

55:04

myself.

55:07

Up and

55:11

be a man.

55:12

You freaking weenie. I'm so sick

55:14

of these guys.

55:16

Yeah, but see, you could go there, you

55:18

could get you know, get out of the get

55:20

out of the data. Work on the sun,

55:23

tan and out of the data. Get more in touch with

55:25

your emotions.

55:26

You know.

55:26

Fireworks coming today. Actually,

55:29

Lord did me a solid. She took

55:31

the drive with my son, which is because I'm so

55:34

busy. She took the drive with my son. It's

55:36

insane, folks. It's three hours away,

55:38

you know where we go, and she's getting

55:40

everything.

55:41

I put on a list.

55:42

I will. My neighborhood is always looking

55:44

forward to it. I couldn't let him down. I don't want

55:46

to. I didn't want to spend the money this

55:48

year because it's expensive. But you

55:51

know, the kids are looking at me with the puppy dog eyes.

55:53

I'm breaking out the barrel smoker. I

55:55

got the the other regular

55:57

barbecue out there as well. The pool.

56:00

I got Flipper, that's my robotic cleaner.

56:02

He's running twenty four to seven. I'm

56:04

going out there and getting a tan tomorrow. It

56:07

kills me. I am so sick of the

56:09

shit. I actually tested negative

56:11

vitamin D bro My doctor was

56:13

like, I'm writing you a prescription for

56:15

vitamin D. I'm like, I'll just go get it at the pharmacy

56:18

over there. And she was like, no, you

56:20

need doses

56:22

of vitamin D. I'm like, come on, talky, can't

56:24

be that bad. She's like, look

56:27

at pictures of you.

56:27

If you're your friends, loosen please

56:30

look my picture.

56:31

You're Sicilian, dude, there's something

56:33

wrong. Get your ass out

56:36

there. And I'm like, all right, I swear I will get out

56:38

there. So I promise you

56:40

by Friday, folks, I will be red

56:42

lobster one oh one, and then it will peal,

56:45

and then it will be and then it will peel, and

56:47

I will look like the Golden Italian Mediterranean

56:50

Prince. I'm supposed to look like. This is outrageous.

56:53

I look like I'm dying over here.

56:56

People are people in the live chat are

56:58

just lighting it up, like, oh my god,

57:00

what is this? This is gross? WTF?

57:03

Gayest thing I've seen? Did

57:05

you see that thing?

57:06

I got a story? Do I have a quick second for a

57:09

story. Oh yeah, Well, I I was

57:11

renting this place in Florida years ago and

57:13

this guy and I'll just I'll just say

57:15

this. I don't know if you're involved with this or not. I think

57:18

maybe we did have this conversation, but maybe I'm a mistake.

57:20

Maybe I'm thinking of someone else. But

57:22

I'm a lodge guy, you know, and uh,

57:25

you know, I'm uh going. This was back

57:27

in the day I was first invited and and anyway,

57:31

a landlord of mine from this place I was renting,

57:33

was like, oh, okay, I see. He's

57:35

like, I got my own men's club, you know. And I'm like,

57:37

oh, that's all right, you know, it's cool. And he's like, you know, let

57:39

me. I invite you to call. I want you to go. And

57:42

I'm like, look, you know, I'm kind of loyal to my

57:44

lodge. That's my thing. Don't worry, guys,

57:46

I'm not part of like the like whatever that Tom

57:49

Hanks movie is, okay, Like it's just about

57:51

being a better man, you know, and

57:54

philosophizing with people who are like

57:56

you. And anyway, like

57:59

I'm not sure I'm not really supposed to belong to

58:02

other group brotherhoods, you know, but

58:04

I'll go and I'll check it out. I go

58:06

there and it's like that,

58:10

and it's I don't even know what else to say,

58:12

only worse. Okay, they're building

58:14

stone. They're building tepees

58:18

that are heated with stone, and

58:20

it's like you're supposed to flush out all the negative

58:22

and I'm like, that's cool. I'll go in thesuna, you

58:25

know, but ass naked

58:27

they're all getting I'm like, listen,

58:29

dude, listen,

58:32

listen. I'm not even a shy dude.

58:35

And I'll swing it with the best.

58:37

I'll tell you right.

58:38

Now, I am not doing this gay party.

58:40

I'm not doing it. And

58:43

I'm like, no, it's just it is what it is. And I'm like,

58:45

maybe that's cool for you, it's not for me. You

58:48

know, everybody loves who you want, it's

58:50

not for me. I'll be in the parking lot

58:52

waiting for you to be done, and I'll kindly

58:55

take the ride home, you know. And that's

58:57

what I don't know what I

59:00

think. I remember the name of the group. I don't want to blow

59:02

them up. They all were very good people. But

59:04

here's the scariest part about it.

59:06

I don't want to do your party.

59:08

You know who was there and no, no, because

59:10

that's what I thought it was. I didn't think I

59:13

thought I misunderstood something

59:15

Sean like, and I'm like, I'm a heterosexual

59:17

man. And they're like, no, it's not that, it's

59:19

just this is the way we go. And I'm like, all

59:22

right, we'll go, do you And that's for you. I

59:24

don't know what's going on in THATVP, and I'm

59:26

not trying to learn what's going on in that TP. The

59:29

town's district attorney,

59:31

the city's district attorney is there, God,

59:35

one of the court, the superior court

59:37

judges is there, the

59:39

mayor is there. Okay,

59:41

I mean like influential

59:44

people and this is a blue city and

59:47

you know, well I already just eft it, so

59:49

obviously people wouldn't be up and wouldn't be hard

59:51

to find out. This is like

59:53

insane to me. And I guess he was a

59:55

part of it because he's like one of the bigger cities

59:58

landlords and and you

1:00:01

know, afterwards was really cool. Like afterwards,

1:00:03

it was like no hard feelings. I just wasn't down,

1:00:06

you know. And it's like it was one of those places

1:00:08

where they all went the TPE and cried and

1:00:10

I'm like maybe

1:00:13

I'm maybe I'm not, you know, maybe

1:00:15

there's like I'm proud to be the

1:00:18

like remember the Sopranos. I'm proud

1:00:20

to be the strong, silent type. I

1:00:22

don't want to go cry in a two hundred

1:00:24

degree tepee with you naked.

1:00:26

I'm not and

1:00:28

I do not expect to hear that sentence

1:00:31

today.

1:00:31

Oh god, you

1:00:34

see that spectacle that day. I

1:00:36

thought we were going to go talk about Aristotle.

1:00:39

I thought we were going to go talk about Plato the meaning

1:00:41

of life. You're the great creator.

1:00:43

Oh no, oh

1:00:45

no, I'm like, no, thank you, I'll

1:00:48

take a rain check like never, I'll

1:00:50

see you in the car and we're out. And then

1:00:52

afterwards it was all well and good, you know, but

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I'm telling you, at first I thought it was like he

1:00:57

misunderstood me, and like, you

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know, this was for like straight men

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on the low or something. And I'm like, no,

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no, no, He's like, no, that's not even what it is.

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And I'm like, man, you guys, go have

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yourselves a good cry. I'll be in

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the car having myself a good smoke.

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Well, okay, so tell us, tell us

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where we can find your rich.

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You can find those and many

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We're reading right now, the emerging Populist

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Brother, awesome, Well, hey you heard

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always for coming on Savage Savage

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Wednesday's my friend. See you next week.

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Have a safe Independence Day, everybody, enjoy

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it, but be safe. All the best to you.

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Happy Independence Day, brother, See you next week. Have

1:02:21

a good one. Okay. Couple

1:02:25

of administrative items. No

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show tomorrow on July fourth and

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no show on July fifth.

1:02:32

I tried to work this out, but I

1:02:34

am hosting for

1:02:37

Jesse Kelly his radio show

1:02:39

on Friday from six to nine.

1:02:42

It's a nationally syndicated radio

1:02:44

show. It's on almost three hundred stations

1:02:46

all across the country. So from six pm

1:02:49

to nine pm on Friday, I

1:02:51

am filling in for the Great Jesse Kelly

1:02:54

on radio. So no show

1:02:56

tomorrow, no show on Friday. Also here

1:02:58

at Fort Parnell, quick personal up a,

1:03:00

Commander Mellie. We've got two new goats here at

1:03:02

Fort Parnell. So so now we've got

1:03:06

Ellie, right, We've got

1:03:08

Zeke and Zeke's nickname is goat

1:03:10

Pig. We got Ellie, we got Zeke aka

1:03:13

goat Pig. Now we have Mabel, and now we

1:03:15

have Cali. And we we got a rooster

1:03:17

the other day too. The

1:03:20

rooster. I don't

1:03:22

even want to say the rooster's name

1:03:24

yet because I know that Commander

1:03:26

Melanie doesn't exactly

1:03:29

approve yet. But I'm

1:03:32

I'm putting my putting my foot down

1:03:34

here, folks. We're this this rooster

1:03:36

name. I'm sticking with it and hopefully

1:03:39

she supports it. Hopefully she supports

1:03:41

it, but yeah, they the homesteading

1:03:44

is I'm just gonna tell you

1:03:46

the rooster's name. It's mister Derby

1:03:49

Wilcoxes Squire. Mister

1:03:52

Derby Wilcoxes Squire.

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I presume that's the name of our rooster. There.

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I went public with it, so Commander

1:03:59

Melanie has to sticking with it now. Anyways, folks,

1:04:01

thank you all for watching with Savage Rich Barris

1:04:04

no show tomorrow. I hope that you have

1:04:06

one awesome Independence Day.

1:04:09

I love this country more than anything in the world.

1:04:11

I die for this country. But guess

1:04:13

what, love this country. It's okay to despise

1:04:15

your government and I

1:04:18

don't like our government, but I love America.

1:04:20

You should love America to take time to

1:04:22

celebrate it tomorrow any way that you

1:04:25

want. Enjoy the freedom that we

1:04:27

have here. America is the best damn nation on

1:04:29

the face of the planet, despite

1:04:32

Joe Biden's best effort. So have

1:04:35

a great Independence Day tomorrow. I

1:04:37

will see you live on the radio

1:04:39

Friday night from six to nine on Jesse Kelly Show.

1:04:41

You can listen on the iHeartRadio app.

1:04:43

As always, folks, thank you for watching.

1:04:45

God bless you all, and God bless this

1:04:48

exceptional nation that we call home.

1:04:50

Take care, good night, and I will see you on Monday,

1:04:52

battle crew take care