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But without any further ado. Again, I did a shorter show this week because of the holiday as well, so that's part of the reason why I felt like maybe a bonus episode would be good for you guys, Not that I don't do enough with the Morning coffees every day anyway, but I just felt like I wanted to do a little bit more. So with that said, here is the fifteenth episode of Chris McDaniel's America, where Chris and I are talking about Supreme Court decisions, the liberals attack on the Supreme Court,
and the Biden Trump debate. So let's listen, and I hope you guys enjoy. Welcome to another episode of Chris McDaniel's America. Hear on the Midnight Ride Network, your home of the anti establishment movement in this country, with me as always Jack Fairchild's check. How are you today? Doing pretty good? Chris, Well, it's been an awful lot going on since the last show. I mean, my goodness, I don't know where to begin.
Frankly, we could talk about debates when we could talk about the Supreme Court of the United States, we could talk about the Democrats attack on that institution, we could talk about the fact that their screaming, bloody murder over no justifiable reason, or we could just ignore all of that and have fun. But I think we're going to be forced to discuss it. I think so.
I don't think there's any way around it. And the thing that gets my attention here is that I realized some of you have probably seen immeasurable news coverage on this already, So I don't want to be in a dead horse. So maybe we can handle it from a slightly different perspective yet still get valid points out for people to understand. Hopefully. Now, the last show, we talked about the Supreme Court of the United States and they had a
series of very big decisions coming down. You saw that occur Friday of last week, toward the end of the term, and we knew these decisions were coming. We were excited about them, and for the most part, they were pretty good decisions. Now there were some I found per help is problematic, but as a whole, pretty good decisions. Let's go over a couple of those real quick before we transition into the Trump immunity decision. That's what
everybody wants to talk about. But first and foremost this Chubbrun decision. Now, people sometimes when we talk about administrative agencies or the administrative might of the state, their eyes close over. But let's just hit where it's supposed to be hit. There's no more dangerous I think, threat to your liberty than unelected bureaucrats, right, you can't control them, these folks who are appointed most of the time, or they're hired by someone who's appointed, and they
end up promulgating regulations that have the force of law. I know about you, but I don't want to live in a country like that. I don't want to live where some unelected bureaucrat can tell me how to live, what to do, and if I don't follow his instructions, I can be in committed of a crime. I can be fined significantly. And so years ago, there was a decision back in eighty four called the chuv Run decision.
I won't bore you with the facts. Long story short. The Supreme Court said that agencies are given deferential treatment when it comes to how they interpret vague regulations or vague statues. What that means is a penhead. A purecrat can read something, interpret it differently, and apply it and penalize you outside of the normal scheme of the democratic process. Now, this is a republic. This is a republic, we're going to talk about that again later, not
a democracy. But we do have a process by which things are supposed to occur. The Court did finally reverse Chevron, stripping a lot of this arbitrary power away from these administrative agencies. That's a good good win for liberty. We thank god for the court decision. We think over the long haul you may see some real benefits as a result of that. I think the first benefit should be the Congress needs to be the one to actually make the laws
and quit passing that bug down to agencies. Number Two, Congress should have the when an agency passes the regulation, could either repeal it right or ignore it as they see fit. Number Three, most of those regulations are just impermissible in the first place. So we're happy to see the Supreme Court peeling back layers of federal power because again, bear in mind, federal power right
now is the biggest threat to your liberty. The federal government is out of control, that's abusive, It's got more resources than it knows what to do. If you think otherwise, just look at the way they're proceeding with these prosecutions of various entities, including President Trump across the United States. What you don't want is an out of control federal government, which is what we've got.
What this does, it helps peel back that power just a bit Hopefully the Supreme Court can stick around this six to three majority today have going right now for a long long time in key peeling back federal power. Very thankful today for Gorsage, Very thankful today for Alito, Very thankful today for Thomas. Those three guys have stood the ground every single time, vote conservatively every single time, even though sometimes we lose Roberts or a Kavanaugh. Already in
a Burritt, they're disappointed in her lately. It me too. Yeah, we'll discuss that in a future show. But we thank God for those three, at least today. The previous three number two there was a decision dealing with Biden the administration and how they were using social media or in trying to influence social media to curtail or censor a certain conservative thought that the government found objectionable. This is sort of the Supreme Court I think may have gotten it
wrong. You know, you think about the power of the federal government and how they basically have this unique ability now because they touch every aspect of everybody's lives to threaten and to extort and to force people into positions normally those people might not have taken. Well, we know the federal government was used to tell Biden, this administration to tell Facebook and ex or Twitter or whatever the case may be, to stand down or censor some of this objection content,
and they did. They were sued as the result of that. Supreme Court ruled on the side of the government. This decision made no sense to me. It only dies to the extent the Court is always trying to play us safe. The one thing about Roberts as it is, you know, years ago when he was first appointed, I might remember, before the confirmation, I had real concerns about him. Not his intellect. The man's brilliant, not his ability to be a good counselor he has all of the tangil of
abilities to be a great lawyer, a great Supreme Court justice. The problem was you could sense his reluctance to take bold stances. And it kind of fits the old tradition of our president's appointing milk toast style Supreme Court justices while the liberals appoint these warriors to those positions, and our guys say, well, let's be tepid, then let's be even minded and tempered, and they're waging culture wars of the Supreme Court. And we always seem to loose when
the court sits in that posture. Robert struct me as one of those people. And now it seems he's a lot more concerned about the legacy of the court. And yeah, I guess nothing's wrong with that, but I don't think he would be as concerned if it wasn't the Roberts Court. That's fair, right, So he's concerned about the legacy more than I think he has sometimes finding the right result. So he's always on half measures, always very
careful. No greater example of that than when he refused to reverse or rule Obamacare unconstitutional. That case was dead to rights. There's no federal justification for Obamacare at all. And remember he was very clever. He tried to create an argument why the taxing authority was utilized when it was clearly a penalty. He had nothing to do with taxation, clearly a penalty. But that was him, really clever, really careful. Let's not do too much at one
time. We may offend somebody half measures. That struck me as this type of case. Maybe one day, maybe they wanted the federal government to do more. Maybe they were hoping a mandate before they could take action in any event, there was a strong dissension opinion. I think it was a lead to that rode it and he dissected the majority's opinion and seemed to point out why why it was that the Roberts decision or the Roberts majority was wrong in
that situation. Another decision obstruction charges for January six protesters in Washington. Remember another example of federal prosecutors abusing their power. Taking another statute they're supposed to be utilized for business dealings, finding a little vague part of that. I'm trying to apply it to folks that were protesting at the capitol. Yeah, Supreme Court reverse that said you couldn't do that. Another good decision for law
and order in that sense. Here's why when you have a broad criminal statue that invites corruption, I mean, let's not get ourselves. If the statute is true, for broad or vague, any really clever prosecutor who so politically inclined, can bring the charge and indict somebody pretty easily. You've heard the old say it habit. You can indict a ham sandwich. Yes, it's true, it's true. Do you know nobody really knows how the indictment process
works. Do you know how that really works? Not really, no, being honest, all right, let's just say you have a computer has a very vague statue, right, and he goes to a injury called a grand jury, and they're sitting in the room. He gets to present evidence and the statue to the grand jury without defense council present. He gets to introduce it without hearing the other side of the acquation. And of course this grand jury sitting there gets to vote one way or the other. Do we issue
an indictment or do we not? Well, what do you think they do? They're going to listen to the prosecutor and issue of the indictments because I saw they hear. I challenge people all the time. Just because somebody's indicted, it doesn't mean they're guilty. We make that big I do. I make the mistake off, I read it in the paper. So this has been indicted. I'm like, guilty. But that's not the case. Anybody can get indicted. So when you have these broad criminal statutes, it invites
abuse. So basically, we're happy the Supreme Court was able to curtail that and make it more narrowly defined in its application. The abortion case up there and was it Oregon? Thinks that we talked about that we lost that one as well. Turns out that the Biden administration file suit up there under Imtala longstroy Shore, basically saying that the abortion law in that state was too strict and that they could not exercise emergency room discretion in certain circumstances. Supreme Court
ruled on behalf of the federal government in that sense. By the way, it was Idaho, not Oregon. It was Oregon where they had the camping band. Did you see that? I didn't see that one. No. This may not seem like a lot to most people, but this is pretty fascinating because what if I told you there was a city in Oregon that implemented a camping band, In other words, you can't sleep on public property. And what they're trying to do because they're trying to get around some of the
real problems we have was homelessness. And it's always the liberal cities. I've noticed always the Northwest rive because they can't manage anything up there because they're run by liberal lunatics. But in this particular area, there was a law passed and says, listen, we can't have you out here sleeping on public property. You've got to find somewhere else to go. It was challenged. It was challenged. Now, a common sentence approach would say, of course a
city can outlaw that if they wish. Oh no, no, because there's organizations out there that say that housing is a constitutional right and that to criminalize them sleeping on a public property violates the Eighth Amendment to the United States Constitution. Supreme Court made it clear that does not. It is not the case. It is not cruel and unusual punishment the way the Ninth Circuit rule that
it was. And they basically argue the Supreme Court did. They said, look, the Supreme Court is not here to make law for every city in this country when it comes to homelessness. Yep, another good decision. We'll take it. So now back to the one that everyone's talking about community immunity. I've read the decision. I don't understand all the consternations just yet.
And I tell you why I say just yet, because if you read it in a vacuum the way the liberal press wants to read it, they may have someone that Supreme Court took this unprecedented leap into the abyss and that they're ending democracy as we told it, and that yeah, everybody is dangerous and nasty and horrible in this six three majority or bludhatics. Well, let me tell you about the sixtry majority. You may disagree where they're result here.
These are brilliant people, and I assure you that the might like mindedness of Automas and Amalido in a gorsage. They're just as concerned about executive how we're being too broad as anybody else is in this country. So for them to join this decision tells me that the decision was a sound decision legally, and that the left seems to be hyperventilating over something that probably will never occur unless you look at the decisions just for a second so we can all understand it.
And it was based in a large part not so, but in a large part on the separation of powers. That's a really important distinction in this country. We have a separation of power so that no one branch can become too powerful. Separation exists, so they will exert force an ambition against one and the other and to keep them all kind of balanced, if you will. Now, the liberals took this decision and say Oh, the balance is all thrown off. Now they've given all the power to the president. Not
exactly, not exactly what the court did. It gave power to the president, or immunity to the president when he's exercising his authority under Article two of the Constitution. What is Article two? That's the article that defines the powers of the presidency. So as long as any president's exercising authority within the powers
of the Constitution. It's not a long list. You can look it up if you want to, any pardonings and all this stuff that you've seen it, as long as he says an authority there, he has immunity makes sense,
Yeah, it does. And here is why, because if you do not grant thee immunity as he's exercising core constitutional power, and it stands to reason Congress could outlaw one of those poor constitutional powers, or at the very least outlaw a predicate step to enforce one and try to avoid the constitution question and just say it's criminal with of course is you can't do that because separational
powers. You got to respect the division of authority here. But it went on to say that as long as the president's exercise is core that is of those certain defined powers, he has immunity. But if exercise is outside of that authority, there's no immunity except presumed. All the liberals go crazy over the word presumed immunity in the law. That happens all the time. Certain cases are presumed. An example about that Jack, If you're traveling down the
road on a highway and there's a car up ahead of you. In that car, for whatever reason, slams on breaks. If that car, for whatever reason's going a little bit too slow, he would not under the minimum speed limit. If something happens to that car where it's motor goes out and then you hit the car from behind, it's almost implied that you're a fault. Yep, right, yep. And that's kind of what they're saying here. It's presumed that you're a fault. That doesn't mean you are. You
could always just prove it. You can always point out that he went from zero to sixty to one second with the assimon on braks for no reason whatsoever. There's ways to attack the presumption of liability, as there will be here as well. This work gets interesting now the court has said, Love, here are the parameters of immunity, and they pointed out with great pain, this isn't simply about Trump, any president, any position, any party. They said it a couple of times in the decision. They saw this,
this is going to be a really sensitive pluck issue. And so they said, look, when he's acting in a core function immune, if he's actually outside of those official core functions, there's a presumption. However, maybe not, maybe not. Now, Supreme course do this all the time. They set parameters. Now we have a parameter. We have the rules of the ballgame. Right now, they've sent it back down to the trial court to apply the rules of the ball game and adjust it to these set of facts.
This is not alarming. This is the way court systems work. I guess they thought the Supreme Court was supposed to try this case for them. The Supreme Court is not there to cry case. This is an appellate court. It reads the record from a previous court, the trial court. Then it applies the law the way it's supposed to be applied. The court here's said, luck, here are the new rules. Look at it again. Okay, I thought it was yes, yeah, it makes sense, It
makes perfect sense. And there are a couple of things here that I think are very telling when it comes to the way that the left is handling this. First off, they know one thing and that's fear. So they're going to play on people's ignorance. They're going to play on the fear side of things and continue to try to use different examples that are completely absurd, stuff like well, now he can just assassinate the Biden family if Trump gets back
in power. Things like that are being utilized just because they understand that they can create fear. But they also Chris and I think this is another point that needs to be made. They're also so used to having the liberal side and what they did do was make create new laws from the bench. We saw that for years, and I think there that they're getting a taste of good old true conservative constitutional rulings. Right, they don't get it. But
this is an activist on theirs. What's activists? Exactly? This is legitimate. And here's the difference. You used the example of the president a murdering arrival or whatever the case me being and sold Team six breaks them to somebody's place and shoots them. Yeah, and so to me, are she knows better than this? She's look I don't like her politics or her legal analysis. She's brilliant. Now, she's genius. She knows better than this.
And here's why I should know better. First of all, if you look at Article two of the Constitution, I don't see any power in there for the president to assassinate a rival. To you. No, So I think we would all argue if the assassination of a rival is not a court political function, subject tote immunity right number two, even if it's implied somewhere in this number of authority, because there's there's express powers in their implied powers.
I haven't seen any argument anywhere historically there's an implying power of the president to assassinate a political rival. No. And so even if you argue that somehow there was a presumed immunity there, once you analyze it and break it down, you recognize there would not be amenity for that. It wouldn't be amenity to that. And the court gave us rules for the trial courts to apply.
And I'm verily certain to call me crazy, I'm pretty sure any trial court in the country applying these same rules, whether an assassination or tailt where it was proven it was directly ordered by the president of a political rival, is going to indict. It's going and it's going to and it's going to fight that president guilty or somebody. A jury's gonna find the president guilty of this this act. And then I guess if you appeal to the Supreme Court,
what are they going to do? No, you're right, so to yours right, No, No, they're not. She than that. It's fear mungry, exactly. It's fear mongery. Now it sounds good. I love the way she wrote it. I'll read that in a second. But it's just it's just fear mongery. So you have this. According to Roberts, there's an immunity for criminal prosecution within the outer limit of his official responsibility. Again, it's vague, but it's enforceable. You know, our constitutionally,
I heard somebody say earlier is majestically vague. I don't know what majestically vague really means, but I think it makes sense. And here's why. Here's why this is going to shock you liberals to death. I know you want a very specific constitution that talks about everything imaginable. The thing would be
seven hundred pages long, can't. You can't provide every caveat every end or an exception to everything you think is right or wrong in a founding document, especially when that's only here primarily to make sure the federal government doesn't have too much power. So it's one of the shortest constitutions in the world. Thank God for that. You know, the Soviets have a lower constitution than we do. Yes, it doesn't mean they have more rights. I've been in
North Korea. A constitution the way to do. But I assure you they don't have more rights what we do. How there is a magical document that is somewhat vague. But thank gone for that, because whereot is clear, like the Second Amendment, I'm pretty clear, but you claim that's vague. Leave it to a liberal, right, leave it to a liberal. They'll create powers from not exists, like the assassination of temp Well, where it
specifically spells out of right. You ignore that language altogether. I'm not falling for it. Or they create a radical, out of control Supreme Court while when one that's actually based in the constitution, while they ignored a true radical extreme Supreme Court for years and when it was benefiting. Now I'm gonna give you an example of how those three, the three liberal justices view the country as a whole. Now and when they write this very poisonous style of descent,
which I found amusing. It was well written, it was just amusing. And then in the same breath, in the same week, when Oregon tempted to make sure that the homeless, you know, could not just dominate public parts, which is what they were doing. They weren't trust They weren't saying you couldn't find a hole. They were saying, you just can't do it. Right here, those three with something you're leading the leading the charge. They seem to believe that housing is a constitutional right. Don't let us
sink in housing a constitutional right. Now, I've read the Constitution. It's it's it's there's no mention of housing in the constitution. So about virtue of that, it's not a constitutional right. But number two, if I drill down and look at the traditions in the norms of this country, sistans inception and no point has anyone it's argued reasonably that there's a constitutional right to housing. But they're trying to stick one in the document here. That's how they
see the world. They don't like it. They're going to mend it. Even though there's an amendment process. They don't follow that. They want to rewrite it, like you said, and so put this constitutional right to housing in the document. What does that look like economically speak? Consider what if every American citizen now claimed a cost to right to housing? Who pays for that? That's that's the question, because I can't think of any other cost
to write. Think about my right to speech, No one has to pay for it. Nope, my right to own a gun, no one has to pay for it. Just to you. My right to worship, no one has to pay for it. But those are considerable natural rights. And the founders realize the kind of rights that we exercise are not ones contingent upon somebody else paying for it. Are rendering the sermons being forced to it's ethothetical of liberty. They want the government to pay for it. Who pays for
that? We're already thirty four trillion dollars in dealt with no end to side, and these idiots want to make a cost to right to housing. It sounds great in theory. I love the thought process, but in the real world, with our constitution, it's not approachable to pride, not all. But think about it. They'll write it in there. They'll write it in there, and they say that's reasonable. But then Roberts writes and opinion being
really reasonable, arguing that love through core powers there's immunity. And they say that's just unbelievable. They're not reading the document. They've never read the doctor. They don't want to read the document. Here's why, because the document limits their authority. The reason liberals hate the count They say they love the Constitution. No you don't, No, you do not. You hate that documently because what it does is it takes your authority, the authority of the
federal government. It says you cannot, you shall not. You hate being controlled. You know you hate rules. You know you hate that constitution. You say you love it, but trying to rewrite it every day. Right, and here we hear, now we hear this argue. But this somehow the Supreme Court has single handily reversed democracy into democracy. No, it hasn't, No, it hasn't. But more importantly, it's not a democracy. It's a republic. The people understand that, No, not at all.
You know the difference, right, you wackos out there. You know the difference a democracy. There are no riots, You know that, right? Think about it. Power of government controls solely by the majority vote. So a fifty one percent of the country decided to take your property, fifty one percent of the country decided to throw you in jail, the two percent of the country decided to do X, Y and z. Under a democracy, that would be the rule of law. Yep, you want to live that
way. I don't think it's right. I don't think it's safer if they do. I don't think they understand it. They think this democracy concept is valid and wonderful. It's not. Let's not kill ourselves. Most Americans really aren't terribly concerned about paying attention to public bears. Nope, most don't know up from down when it comes to when I say most most Democrats especially, is what I'm talking about. Most Democrats cannot tell you one thing about how
this government was supposed to function. But they believe they can vote themselves, pay raisers, they can vote themselves free cell phones, they can vote themselves X, Y and z. They can take away your property. I guess you think you could vote away churches if you were so inclined under a democracy, you could Yep, we're not a democracy. We have core foundation to write. Some of them you can't touch, no matter how many people you
bring to bear nine percent of your vote. Can't take on my right to speak, at least not yet, at least not until they get controlled of the Supreme Court again and actually begin to rewrite the first thing. Yeah, it's kind based on their concepts of democracy. And when I'm viitting about that, and I've said this twice before on this show, and it fires me up. Democracy. Think of a more anti democratic institution than that Supreme Court
they used for sixty years to dominate this country. But they remained Wait, was road versus Way based on democracy? Nope? Any of the cases that you love so much, I want to know which one's based on democracy because you had nine I don't like the Supreme Court justice is dictating the law of the land from Washington PC. That's not democracy, that's not a garchy. But but they agreed with the decision, so therefore it was different. That's
the difference. As long as they liked the outcome, you know what, it's democracy. And that they disliked the outcome and tyranny. It's that that's libertals. I'm written Lawrence. A lot of ignorance, a lot of puffery, a lot of talk, but no real practical solutions from goodness, that's your city's are on fire. Your inner city is a real fire because of your policies defund the police. Indeed, how's that working out in Portland,
Oregon? Right now? Hope one year for me a break. There's nothing new Democrats to that doesn't burn to the ground eventually, and then you try to find an its use and blame conservatives for it. And we're sitting here telling you, for ten thousand years of human existence, certain things exist for a reason, and if you'll follow that path, you'll find some degree of prosperity. But when you abolish the police, when you legalize, I know
libertarians can get mad at me about this. Have you seen the drug legalization effort up there in the Northwest. I've seen some of it. They didn't just legalize marijuana. Some of these folks legalized everything. And you say, to yourself, as a libertary minded person, which I kind of am, people should be able to do. Have you seen the results of this? I can only imagine but no, I'm not seen it. Oh homelessness, mental illness, despair, Ryan crimes. Now, look, here's the thing.
If there was a Faustian bargain. Here can talk about this all right here here, here's the deal of the If you're Importland, Oregon, here's the deal. We're gonna legalize drugs for everybody, but conversely, no public benefits. I think through it would you be for something like that leg a lot of strugg but no public benefa Listen, if you touch a drug, no public nothing, yeah, no welfare. That I think that's fair.
Choices have consequences. So therefore I support this because again, if you're gonna make that choice, if you're gonna make that decision, there's your consequence. We'll still see it that way. Liberals would argue you that, look, it's their life, let them live it, and if they made mistakes, you have to pay for it. And if you don't pay for it, you're eterminally imp Now listen, I don't want to get into the drug organization
debate. There are pros and cons there. I give because I'm a really liberty liberty minded individual, you know this, yes, And I want people to live and let live but at the same time, you can't live and the expect me to pay for your mistakes. Speaking of that, I'm digressing. We got We'll go go to our sponsor here in a second. I
had a bill a few years ago. Hold on, I had a bill a few years ago, and this really infuriated the left because what I was going to do is I was going to attach a nicotine test to folks applying for Medicaid. I remember that bill, right, And if you think about it rationally, I'm not saying you can't smoke. Smoke all you want. I'm just saying, if you smoke, you can be on Medicaid. And you say, well that that that biolates my civil liberties only doesn't. No,
it doesn't because you don't have a right to be on medicaid. Yeah, you don't have a right to smoke, necessarily, no right. It's converted, right, it works together. But if you do and you drop up the costs for everybody, which is what happens, why should you be
allowed to do that? Right? Well, I did the bill just to see kind of how they would react, and the liberals and Jackson went berserk, and they came to see me. They couldn't figure out what they hated more, Right, tobacco are losing Medicaid because they hate tobacca, and I'm just giving them the option. I was trying to give people off and they
like that. But if you're smoking and you drop up the cost of medicaid and it does tremendously, the science shows that it does, why should the tax beers be forced to pay for that accelerated or that increased amount of coverage? They shouldn't. So here's what the bill did. It said, listen, you go take a nicotine test, you're you test positive for it, you have you go to it to the back of cessation program, and you have what ninety days to get off of it. Then you test it again.
So now you're giving them a second chance. You could even remain on medicaid right now. I only did this to see the limits of liberal lunacy, and we found it. But can you tell me a logical fallacy behind that bill? Well, Chris, you obviously hated democracy, I guess, so now I get it. That's the thing, that's the that's the argument, right, Yeah, because I disagree with them, there's no argument against it. So therefore they go to some hyperbole like you hate democracy. That
is their argument. I've been called everything but a Baptist for twenty years. That's fair, no idea. What's next, Chris? You are a Baptist tract, well theoretically, but well then I'm gonna call you a Baptist. What are they gonna say about What are they gonna say about that? What are they gonna say about that? But you should your anti every other denomination. You can't win in this business. You can't win. So it was just as it's always going to be an attack. Oh absolutely. One more
example. You know, the if Jesus himself were to run for office. Let's just say that Jesus were a primary Lindsey Grail. Is he okay? And you know that the establishment will clearly bad Lindsy Grail? Oh absolutely? And so what are the hit pieces on Jesus ride right? He turned water into wine? Does Is that? Is that a Is that a problem? The pro alcohol? That's what it sounds like. Wait and second, what's the other political fact that would make he hangs around with really bad people?
Yep, we know him by the company he keeps. They used that one and gets me. I remember the company he keeps another one. So Jesus walked on water. Remember that he walked on water. He obviously can't swim, well, really can't, syep. While here we will elect the senator that can't swim. That's that's fair. Bottom line here is no matter what
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a lot of coverage on the debate. So when I'm gonna being a dead horse, so to speak, it is sufficient to say that he looked really bad. Yeah, he looked like that Joe Biden. We knew was there. And all the vitamins and prep work and massage treatments whatever before they be twelve shots, you know, caffeine. It just didn't work the way they anticipated. And here's the thing. You have this to show you how bad
it really is. And again, I don't want to be a dead horse here because part of me actually feels for him just to be The human side of me feels, yes, just the human side. And I know there are some conservatives out there, like the hell of Hills, and that's okay too, But the human side is like, I'm seeing this eighty plus year old guy up there, just you know, destroying his like a say what ever little's left of it, proving to the entire country that he's incapable,
unable to be president. How bad was it? Well, imagine that you know you're going to be watched by fifty million people. Imagine it's your first chance to prove to them that you're not the old man that we all say you. Imagine going to Camp David and having the best debate preppers in the world come to seeing you and literally sit with you for days on in preparing
you for this one pivotal moment in your political life. Imagine, because it all happened, they threw everything they could to help him, and he stood there and he was gone. Yeah. Now that's after all that debate, that's for all that prayer, that's after all the pressure and the understanding that you must indeed perform, and he failed as miserably as a person can fail.
But we seem to think that he could handle an international crisis with only moments to prepare, with only moments to understand if something really were to happen. He's proven that he can't. He's incapable. He has no business being anywhere near the White House. He has no business walking my dog across the street. No, kids, yourself, if you're in a major metropolitan area and he has a dog walking business, you would not let him walk your dog. No, but he can be the most powerful man in the free
world. Come on, Democrats, you've all lost your collective minds. You saw this coming, you knew it was coming. You did nothing about it because a you're paralyzed, because you're the same type of suck ups, and you're part of that we have on our party. You were more concerned about offending the power than you were doing the right thing. You knew he was incapable, you knew he couldn't handle the job, and you sit there and let it happen. Now, I don't feel sorry for the Democrats. They
did this to themselves. I feel sorry for the old man that they are abusing. Yeah, just a bit. He's dead wrong, terrible president. But I feel sorry for the Democrats. And now now that the whole world has seen it and there's nowhere else to hide. Now there's a few of them scrambling for the exit, a few trying to figure out what to do. But you know what, most the poland Joeler are still stubbornly holding all to this man because they do they still fear the system that we have in
this country. And here's the system. By the time you get to be president, you have so many suck ups attached to you that I got so many people that depend on you for jobs and pay checks and benefits and favors. You don't dare buck him, even though you know he's a danger to this country security, you still will prop him up. So here we are now where this guy has no business running, and we hear all this talk about how they're going to do something at the convention. No you're not.
No, you're not because you're afraid to. You have you don't have enough sense to first of all practically and logistically, but secondly, you're afraid to take action because you may you know you may upset the hand to feed you. So here's what they do. We see this terrible performance and we shake our heads and we say, see told you so. And there were excuse he had a cold. I saw that. What's worse. What's worse taking this old guy and putting him out there and making a fool of hilm in
you. But then you think the American people are just that stumpid want nothing to see here. He has some sinus congestion. Well, Jack, you have you have sinus congestion right now, lame now, And I think you could out debate Joe Biden. That's that's debate easily easily. No, it's not debate or pervailable. It may happen. It may not only one way to do. We got to get him here for a show. Hey,
I'm in favor of that. I like my odds. The kids slip leepy Joe, all the things they could say, I mean, give us a thousand reasons, say it was past his bedtime at seven thirty, it was. They have They have told us now that he has peak operating towers. It's like myself fall. It has peak operating powers about between ten and four and outside of that there's there's no battery. Well, is his battery power
runs out about four thirty in the afternoon. Well, if you know the battery power runs out, maybe he chals a little bbate for on lunchtime dynamic. Yeah, you don't wait till late, because he took a Yeah he did drop look presidential. He'm a firm He looked like he knew what he
was talking about. Now here's the thing about American voters. If you go back to that Nixon Kennedy debate in nineteen CV, you know, Mixon had all the accolades and the gravitas, you know, all the office power, if you will, and then he stands there next to this younger candidate in nineteen sixty or television, which just now kind of come in this really cool thing. Right now, we're all getting to watch these debates for the first time, and we got to see what we think the president is supposed to
look like. And Kennedy dominates the debate. Maybe binds about as old as Lincoln, but equal Nixon. Nixon, who you know, you might remember he was sweating. He did not look comfortable in front of the camera. He forgot to shave or something. I think as they said, Yeah, just like thanks for pointing that out, but he just didn't look as sharp viscunity. Now, the American people, we've watched a lot of TV shows over the years, and we like to envision what we think a president should
look like. You know, in my mind, he looks like Mitt Romney, but it sounds like Na ray Fair. Yeah. Not you know, Mett Romney looks like Mitt Romney, but he sounds like Bernie Sanders. Party. You never know what you're gonna get, right, So we have this actor portrayal for president. It's always a handsome, robust, articulate person, kind of like Kennedy would be. Kind of is he Reagan was right.
Yeah, And no matter how much we dislike President Obama, great speaker, great orator, I mean, people attack him to say he wasn't come on, he had Chris, I didn't agree with a word he said it. I was like, whoa, Yeah, I need a first time that guy spoken to can be a president. Chris. I remember because you and I were hosting talk radio back in that day. You came on. It was at the Democrat National Convention. I think he was still just a state senator
at the time. You came on and said, this guy's dangerous. You told everybody that's your president. And look, it wasn't anything he was saying, because he's a little gibberish, but it's beautiful. Well, you accurately asked the question, why would they put a state senator at the on this big of a national state unless they have him circled, And sadly you were correct. There's no doubt about it. He uh, you know, and and there are there have been other instances where you have these, you know,
state senators that do well or asked to speak at that stage. You did not realize this. There's a ton of speakers. You have to understand any one of those conventions. There are dozens and dozen. Yes, they speak all day every day, so you have everybody from state centators, city council. There was something different about this guy. Wasn't that he was a state senator. I wasn't saying man, I was saying, there's something magic here. And what do I base that on? Well, you could almost
says the Democrats looking for that style of a candidate. You could almost sense him contrasting with older candidates of the day. He had a great style of delivery. So Americans have grown accustomed to watching TV and viewing presidents in a certain light. He went accustomed to seeing president's perform in a certain way. I mean, goodness, gracious, I didn't getn't do any of that. No, you see the problem. Yeah, Hip one point said that we
have defeated medicaid. Well, if you know, technically, he's right, because he's correct, because it's broke. That's fair, they have defeated. He was just being honest. It's afer all the honest thing he said, durend of the debate. You know what else is defeated by hendre medicate. He's defeat of the budget a few times. He's defeated com of sense border security, he's defeated at Venezuela. He said a lot of cool things. But clearly he didn't mean to say that ethic, because that's a corner stall
of his canton made. He was just completely off balance, and he gives somebody else you'll larn about people who are all balanced. Teleprompters serve a magical purpose for even the NLU, even the NL a good speech writer. Have you ever seen a speaker speak and he's got a panel here that's clear in a panel here of that here. It's not clear to him, it's clear to you. I heard somebody say, well, that bullet protects you.
No, that's a teleprompter. And what he's saying is, as he's looking around, look like he's looking at the audience, he's reading these pre programmed remarks off t prompter. A good speech writer can make Joe Biden look good. But when you take that teleprompter down and he asks a thief the way normal, rational, average Americans think, he can't do it. Yo, all that to say, that's a lot of words just to say that he
doesn't look presidential, he doesn't act presidential. He's going from being a president to a mericature other just an older man who has no business serving the Democrats, that is to themselves. Let them fix it if they can. I don't think they can, Chris, there's an enhanced push now to get Democrats or are really saying out loud that they need to replace Biden off for the ballot, that they need to come up with another solution. I don't know
how they can. Of course, the name that they float most commonly is Gavin Newsom out of California. His policies are terrible. You put him up there. I don't know that that's a win for well your mind. They pulled in the crass on the next possible person they would like to have other than Biden. You know who led that poem, Harris. That doesn't surprise me. It's shocking. But I don't have much I don't have a high
opinion of what Democrats think, Harris. I guess to them makes the most logical sense because she's already on that stage, despite the fact she's as bad as Biden, except for it's not because she's slipping because of the Hey discuss she's just not good enough. But she's not very bright. No, and they'll say, you know, they'll argue, what he's just be a misogynist. No, I know, I'm not. I've nutted her, and I'll give credit where credits due. There are a lot of bright people out there
there. There are a lot of bright Democrats. I just disagree with them, Harris. I don't know what she believes because she's always laughing at the very unopportunity times. She can't seem to deliver a cognizant speech unless she has the total prompter as well Yeah, that's not who I won't leave in the free world. No, I don't know. Maybe it's just me. Now I will see this democrat is not only did you try to clean this up by saying he had a cold, it was the next day he did deliver
a four minute response. He spoke for four whole minutes. It was solid four minutes. He has an extra special jello that night for a four whole minutes he spoke using her tone of prompter. But what was crazy is now they have bronzer on them. Did you see the I did because I saw the criticism about him being orange. We've heard all this criticism about Trump on these years because of the bronzerhus and I'd be dog one. They're not trying
to make Biden with live and so they've taken a foot bronzer. Have you seen that I did? How far are you willing to go to keep this band? And you have no clue? There's already some uh And I don't believe this for a second. I've told you before I don't do conspiracy theories. There's already a speculation all you know, your hero on the social media side, maybe the real Joe Biden's already passed away. Have you heard this? Oh yeah, I referenced it a couple of weeks ago as a joke
to you in a real We don't even deflict that here. What's crazy now again? Again, let's just say it's you know, there's an eighteen year old kid out there somewhere right in this and and conservatives get all up in arms yep, and how these pictures that show all these things that supposedly prove a real do bite. Well, if this is an actor, he's failing. Yes, he's a terrible actor. You would think if you have an actor that's taking the place of a falling president, he would at least be
I don't know, presidential. Let's find the dumbest actor in the country. So no, it's like if you go back to the Bush air, if they replaced George Bush with the Will Ferrell version of Will Bush, of George Bush, that's basically what you'd be doing. If this was an elector of by all two kids, yourself, one bid. In the modern America political climate, Will Ferrell would be president in a hartby You've not said he wouldn't. All you need is a celever, some celebrity made people laugh a little
bit. He'll have fifty one to say it overnight. It's like a few years ago they were pushing the Rock of the president. They still are. There's still a fight from the political parties on which one he might decide to go with. The Republicans and Democrats both are still trying to recruit them. We think about that though, in a pure democracy, those the people that will be making your decisions, voters that think the Rock would be a good
president. What do we know about the Rock when he was a wrestler. He's tough, right anyway, He's a good, tall, dangerous Democracy could beat so Democrats, you've done it all. Now you've tried herperbole, You've tried fear mongering, you've tried the cold excuse. Now you're putting bronzer on
this guy. I'm just trying to figure out what might be next. I mean, it's really interesting, Chris, because I mean there's so much we're in an unprecedented time because you look at the fact that you have a candidate that performed as poorly as he did, the fact that they had this debate before the conventions. I mean, Chris, have we had presidential debates before the national conventions before or is this the first time they've done that. Man,
that's a great question. Has probably happened, This probably happened, but I don't have I'm not going to guess and say it has. I'm going to say that somebody committed with a political malpractice on the Biden side of the equation, and I think Trump's team still to have been just absolutely jubilant after
it. Now we're getting close to wrapping up so much we've discussed and we've had a good time today, and you know, it's one of these days somebody's going to piece together three seconds in this show or four seconds of this show, and they're going to use it to slap you in me around if you don't. Oh, they're saving clips here or there out of context for sure, But remember watch the whole thing, America. They won't watch all Right. Before we wrap up, I want to pull out a couple of
things because I did. I did see a great quote from Biden after he failed miserably in front of the country, because look, he has the best the Democrats have to offer around him, right, And so how do you fix this? How do you fix this? You create a dynamic and I think by I'm paraphrasing, but he says something like, I may not be the man I used to. I might not be as young as I once was, as I might not communicate the way I once did, but I know how to tell the truth. I know right from wrong. I said,
wool, that's pretty good. That's not a bad spirit. That doesn't fix it. But he's basically taken his biggest weakness, that is that he is old, and he's trying to spin it now into a strength and at the same time kind of punch at his adversary. He would say, I may be old, but I know right from wrong. Well, that does presume a standard that's objective. You can't just say you know right from wrong and you'll be the sole judge of right from wrong. I'll give you some
examples, give you some examples. So he says he's a good Catholic, and Catholics know right from roll. You take, for example, the idea that unborn life is sacred, that Joe Biden know right from wrong when it comes to unborn life. He doesn't appear to seems that he's forgotten that some of this is objective. How about the laws which basically set the standard in
this country for right or wrong. I don't know, Like illegal immigration, does he know right from wrong when it comes to a legal immigration doesn't appear to Because we have laws he's not enforcing. It seems he doesn't know right from wrong when it comes to that. What about the right from wrong? When he forgave student long dead even though he didn't have the authority. Now I'm still not sure where his right from wrong is. Why don't you get
a chance when you give a chance. Just google Joe Biden lies. You'll see a long list of those. And I can't claim he knows right from wrong when he spent his entire career line not get it. Politicians do that all the time. We don't expect perfect politicians. No politician is perfect. I get that. If there's a long pattern, though, of deception, how can he claim he knows right from wrong. He said in two thousand and eight that a helicopter he was riding in was forced down near Osama bin
Laden's lair. Remember that, I do. It was a sandstorm he made us all he was taking RPG five. It was the welfare that forced them to land. Is that right or wrong? That's wrong. He once claimed to be a coal miner. Didn't he from a family of coal miners? Think so? He stole up from a British politician. Is that right or wrong? Yeah? That was plagiarism, pre wrong and O seven he said he was shot at in Iraq. He was in the greens all and the
mortar landed like three football fields away. Is that right or wrong? Wronged? In ninety three he said he called Melosa Vitch a quote damn war criminal to his face in Sarryjevo. The age in the meeting said no, he didn't that right or wrong? That's wrong. He said he was a civil rights leader participating in citians. It was proven that he didn't that writer wrong, wronged. He said he criticized to President George W. Bush's face.
This is back when he could talk. He criticized them during meetings, after long meetings. They asked the Bush administration about it, and the quote was George Bush would never sit in a long meeting with Joebizon. He said he is his dug Warehouse called fire, almost killing his wife and his dog and his cat, and almost melting his corvette. Turns out it was a kitchen fire. If that I had cants as a fire. My house is almost burned down multiple times. This is my selling is out of control in the
kitchen. I mean, we've had smoke, microwaves, explode, everything occur. That's not a house fire, Joe, Is that right? That's wrong or wrong? Look, a whole career of exaggerations, a whole career of ignoring the law, whole career of saying outrageous things, and doesn't seem to know rightful well. Even a more current example during the debate the other night, he claimed that he is the only president in history to never lose the
life of militaries of anyone in the military during his time. That's a lie, because he has lost military life. Well, here's the thing. Everybody lies, every every politician lies. I get that. But when you take the high mantle like he has and you say you know right from wrong, you better be prepared to answer these questions because it's a lifetime spent of really
not knowing right from wrong. I'm not suggesting he's an evil guy. I'm suggesting that if you're going to be the moral superior to Donald Trump, you better out like it and be that person. And he has not been under any circumstances. So there you have it. That's out of control countries and shambles. It appears everybody's unhappy. We're about to fight each other in the streets, it looks like. And the best the Democrats can offer us it's
Joe bidenof Hey, I'm gonna wrap up with this. There's a reason for that. They're as guilty as we are when it comes to propping up the
old establishment. Yep, Joe Bibe is a creature of the establishment. He is a creature of Washington, d C. You had better candidates, You had better candidates four years ago, but you wouldn't there upset the establishment, applepart, because you realize, all of you, you've kissed too many buttes, you've sold too many souls, you have too many favors you need, and the establishment to this day still rules this country on both sides of the
equation. And that's the problem. Maybe Trump can finally, maybe at the very least, he brings it all crashing down and we see the establishment, for they've always been self serving, uncaring, selfish, undisciplined, ambitious, crude, rude, egoist to care nothing about this country, just about making themselves rich at our expense. Both sides are guilty, and we're here to point it out. This is Christmin Danmeels, America, Zack, thank you
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