Buck Brief - Here’s how Trump can Beat Harris

no part of either candidate. And now Biden is gone. And Democrats who have been on the race and gender bandwagon for a decade, now I have a chance to vote for a black woman who's fifty nine, which is a spring chicken in US politics right now. And so you've seen that vote that was at fourteen percent for Independence right for a while, RFK, Cornell West, all these people, Jorgenson that we've got in the race. Technically that's down to about five percent, and I think that's cut almost

all away from Trump. So I'm a little word.

It's fascinating to me, Professor. It seems like everyone knows that she's trying to do the bare minimum of campaigning and that that's the best thing for her, and somehow that doesn't seem to be a big problem. Right, Like hiding from the public at some level is tactically smart and everyone knows it, and no one seems to find that to be disingenuous or dishonest.

that's called a stump speech. We used to see a lot of this, where a politician would go give five or six speeches a week and it'd all be eighty percent identicals. You go to Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo, Dayton, That's what they're supposed to do. So we've gotten used to politicians not really engaging the media, not really engaging the public. Harris, as I just implied, is actually doing that more than a lot of people, so as Trump was doing israellies.

And the awkward reality there is that we're almost in September, the elections in November. So can Harris get away without more than say, two tough press conferences, without more than one debate? Yeah? Probably, Like I don't think Harris would have had much of a chance against Trump if this had been a full on year and a half traditional campaign, but it's not.

president the United States? Like, what is the worst thing about Harris as far as you can see.

as Trump. Okay, you know she proved it. But Kamala Harris has never gotten a vote in a presidential election. I mean, this is someone we hear this. We hear this about Advance. We even heard it about Obama. I pay well, then the Senate for a year. Harris is the classic example of this. I mean, she was a short term senator from California. As I understand, she ran against Joe Biden for the presidency and she was out by the first primary. And she was pretty ruthless in

that campaign. I mean, she called Joe Biden a racist. She said some things that were right on the verge of lying, like when you know, I was a young girl that had to be bussed to school and a racist America. I mean, Kamala Harris grew up in Berkeley, I mean in a wealthy Indian American household. As I recall, the bust she took was to Magnet School. So I mean she really went hard at mister Biden. You know,

despite that he said he wanted a diverse woman. He kind of picked her up off the scrap peat she became vice president. She was pulling at one point seventy nine percent when he kind of rescued her. She became the vice president. She was one of the least popular vps we've had, and now all of a sudden, because Biden is bringing her to the four against Trump. I mean,

she's polling very well. So we're in this weird situation where we could see Kamala Harris win or narrowly lose a presidential race despite never having gotten a presidential vote.

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And they're trying to run stories about Kamala Harris as though she's a border hawk. Now even some ads you've probably seen these. Is the audience for this, essentially people who are looking for an excuse to vote for Harris? Or is the audience people that just don't know anything and so you know they'll see this and actually believe it.

I mean, there tends to be some knowledge from your audience in mind that Harris was, in fact the quote unquote borders are That's a pretty good title for it. So people aren't really gonna fall for the nonsense. But I mean you're pitching people who don't really know a lot about immigration, and you're pitching people who are from her party who think she was just a little bit on the soft side. Yeah, that's what your target base is going to be there. And I mean there's a

lot of stuff like this. I mean generally when you do something like I mean the bearded white guys for Kamala Harris call, where you had all these guys, I mean, some of them were a feat nerds, but some of them were in a pretty good lumberjack cosplay. But where all of them were saying, you know, as a white man who played Gannadelf on television, I'll be given to Kamala Harris, You're not really pitching to base camps in

North Dakota. And so with that sort of thing. What you're doing is appealing to a general, mostly female audience of independence by saying, well, look, I mean there's a diverse pool of people coming out for this candidate. I mean, I would assume that one of the big effects of that is that you increase donations from white women. So there's actually a sophisticated kind of chess play that goes on with that kind of thing.

So when Harris, who's fifty nine, comes out and speaks, and you have Trump on the other side of the podium, it's possible for her to do to him what Trump did to Biden. Yeah, and a lot of Harris also, as a black woman, has advantages on the Democratic side that Biden really didn't. The Democrats have played a race and sex based game for a really long time. So Kamala Harris is kind of a dream candidate for a

lot of their basis. I mean, black women are the most reliable Democratic voting block, and Kamala Harris can do the entire dim pitch to them, like every four years, you have to come out and save America, my sisters. I went to Howard I pled aka Alpha Kappa Alpha. You know, I'm not going to do the sorority noise, you know, but like it's just like, I mean I've

dated people that are from that background. Like it's going to be pretty effective that the whole like boss lady thing, race aside, all of that is going to be brought against Trump. I mean Trump was civilly found liable not of rape and all, but of sexual assault public sexual contact with a woman like Harris can bring all that against Trump. Whereas Biden, who's an older male and a Brooks brother suit who also has been charged with worse

sexual contact. I mean, he could not have done any of that.

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Almost every time as a right leaning political consultant, you talk, and there are two ways to look at that. One is like, did they actually have boxes of fake votes hidden under tables in Chicago? And, as tempting as it is to say yes as a former Chicago businessman, no,

probably not. But the second question is were there people that were by one vote in state legislatures with a two vote Democratic margin changing the election laws so that you could vote by mail for four weeks before the election, with votes being counted for six days after the election, this sort of thing like we both know that happened, I mean, and there were votes being counted for a

week in some states after voting had closed. I mean, there's that famous graphic of his boxes of votes were coming in, the vote totals changing from pro Trump to pro Biden. Now that I actually I'm a trained statistician, that does not necessarily indicate technical fraud. But what it does indicate is something that you almost never see in

a first world electoral process. I mean, you don't normally allow people to fill out ballots and then put four of them in the same time in the mailbox in front of their house and wait for someone else to collect them. And all of that stuff advantages the Democrats who live in concentrated urban areas, who have well organized

ballot harvesting operations. I don't know why there was never any mainstream media attention paid to this, but there's quite a famous Veritas or something video of someone in ilhan Omar's Minneapolis driving around with a car full of votes saying, you know, I got them pretty much legally, but here's a car full of votes. So the Republicans are going to have to overcome all of that, which is worth

maybe half a point point. So to do that, Trump is going to have to have a really on point message, a really on point operation Now, when I think Trump, I think, you know, a decent, effective leader. I don't actually think really on point. I don't think a guy in every state of you know, Scott Presler quality going out knocking on doors, getting everyone ready to go on message. Unfortunately, I do think that Trump has a pretty effective message, which is that Biden has been one of the worst

presidents in recent history. And I don't say that just because I'm more likely to vote for the other party. I mean, when you think about the Biden administration, there's been kind of this default if you've ever owned a parrot, kind of almost avian squat from the media, best ever. But I mean, like, if you look at what's happened, I mean, you saw crime after George Floyd skyrocket over twenty thousand murders for two or three years, I mean

twenty twenty, twenty twenty one, twenty twenty two. You can't blame that on Trump. Trump's that office for two of those years. I mean, inflation got up to nine percent. This went on until early last year. I mean immigration, this has been yeah, bad, it's a bad recon good good summary.

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like you in jail. But I mean I think Trump can come back and easily note, well, you haven't put a lot of people in jail recently at all, have you, And bring up crime, bring up the border. The borders are role so on down the line. You know, the only people you put in jail were poor young black men with bags of weed twenty five years ago. So they can go back and forth at each other. The

Vance Walls debate. I'd give the edge to Vance there because of the quote unquote stolen valor issue, and I mean I looked into that and it seems like this is a real albatross for Tim Walls. Like I feel like Harris didn't have the time to investigate this. You know, Walls was a guy who was in the National Guard for twenty four years, didn't deploy beyond trips to Italy and Germany, and essentially found out his regiment was going

to be sent to Iraq and left. I mean mentioned that he was in the middle of a congressional race, filed papers of separation papers to leave the military. Obviously pulled some strings because he was in the middle of that that run for a power position to get out. You can't separate after four years if you're in for six have a lot of buddies in the military and officer roles not out. He was able to leave and JD. Vance was a He was a combat marine. I mean

he was in a combat zone. I don't know if he took fire himself, but I mean that's something that is going to be brought up. The other thing with this, because otherwise they both would have served honorably. Walls seems to have spent years arguing that he was in not just a war, but a combat zone. I mean he's said things like, I care no one should carry an AR fifteen like I did in the war. Like I've listened to these quotes, and as someone who respects the troops,

I listened with the most sympathetic here possible. It's it's impossible to mistake. I mean he did this over and over again. I mean his Congressional medal, the sort that they can give to friends and local leaders. I mean it has a command sergeant major's insigny on it. You can just google Walls metal and you'll see it. I mean it's the top, rocker the bottom. It's got ten

stripes on it, star in the middle. So I mean I think jad Vance is going to be savvy enough about the military speaking to a heavily Republican audience to point some of that out, to have drawings with him and so on. So I think Vance wins out. Walls is probably going to try to play the weird card. But by this point Van's is dirty tricks guys, if you're on Twitter, of similar stories about Wall. So both

of them may just avoid mutually assured destruction there. In terms of actual practice, I think Vance has a heavy advantage there. Trump and Harris, i'd expect a more even fight. Again right now, I'd give Harris a slight advantage just based on that edge of novelty. And again, this is something a Republican can never forget, the electoral advantage of the way the election is structured, and the fact that Harris has the entire media behind her running stories like

this is the Kamala Namenat. That's a real headline.

so well written, such an interesting topic. What would it be. What would be your recommendation for whether you're by the lake, the pool, the you know, out in the woods, whatever.

there aren't. The Black warriors basically killed them all got a little more primitive as they moved south. So Washing of the Spears is about the Zulus and all that how they came into South Africa. The Zulus invading from the north basically got into South Africa when the whites invading from the south got into South Africa, and this proved to be very bad for like the sort of lovely sheep hurting people that were there at the time. So The Washing of the Spears is a good book

about the Zulu Wars. There's another one called The Wheel, the Horse and Fire or something. You'll google The Wheel, the Horse, you'll find it. But that's the one we have queued up. After that. It's about the yam Naya. There were these fairly civil, sort of chariot writing people that existed before recorded history. They had kind of a written language, they just couldn't really figure out how to write it down before paper. But those were the people that came out of like the Great Step and sort

of began European civilization. And they were almost forgotten until people started doing archaeology out in the Sea of Grass there and they had had some amazing, beautiful stuff. So we're now starting to rediscover them. So those are my two books about like historical travels and conquests. Right now, what one group of white guys, one group of black guys.