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This is Undaunted Life a Man's Podcast.
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Make sure you share this with all your friends everywhere that you could possibly share it.
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Because today we're not doing quick hitters.
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Again, if you've been listening and if you're caught up, this week is the week before election
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week.
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Okay.
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So we got all the election stuff going.
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And I've told you right from the beginning that I'm going to be giving equal time to both
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Kamala Harris and to Donald Trump and here I am to give you the reasons, the ultimate
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list of reasons to vote for Donald Trump after I did so on Tuesday as well.
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Okay.
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So on Tuesday, well, on Tuesday, I did the Kamala Harris reasons to vote for her.
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And then today I'm doing Donald Trump.
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But guys, these are very easily shareable around with all the people in your life and
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things like that.
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So make sure that you get this content into other people's ears because I've already heard
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since Tuesday that that is one of the best and most cogent and complete lists of reasons
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to vote for Kamala Harris.
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So if you skipped over the last episode to get to this one, make sure you go back to
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listen to Tuesday's episode, reasons to vote for Kamala Harris.
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I think it'll be a very interesting listen to you.
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But before I get into the reasons to vote for Donald Trump, I think this is very, very
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important.
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I've heard that upwards of 42 million, 42 million Christians are planning not to vote
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in this election cycle.
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Now what that means is not only are they not going to be voting for the general election
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for president, but they will not be voting for the senators in the states that represent
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them for House of Representatives and members in the states that represent them.
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And that also includes the local elections, right?
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So these are everyone from their local sheriff to their mayor to any of their state representatives.
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Over 40 million Christians in America are planning not to vote.
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So first of all, let me just say this.
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I totally get it.
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I really do because if you remember, a lot of you have been listening to the show for
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a long time.
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We're so thankful for you back in 2016.
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I decided to leave the top of my ballot blank.
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So I went in the ballot box and I voted for everything else, right?
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For state Senator, for US Senator representing a state of Oklahoma for local election stuff,
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but I did not vote for president because I did not think that Hillary Clinton nor Donald
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Trump met my basic standards of human decency and conservatism.
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I didn't think that either one of them, of course, Hillary Clinton wouldn't, but I didn't
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believe Trump that he was actually going to govern conservatively.
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I thought he was trying to seem moderate, lifetime Democrat, trying to seem moderate so
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that he could win the election.
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I was just as shocked as everybody else that he won the election, but then I was even more
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decidedly shocked over kind of the long length of time that over his four years, especially
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in the first three years of his administration, he was very conservative in the things that
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he did.
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Now, he spent way too much money.
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He did some things that I clearly am not a fan of and couldn't co-sign, but he really
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did a fantastic job in those first three years in terms of doing things in a conservative
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way.
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Obviously, the three Supreme Court justices that he got on to the Supreme Court, the overturning
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of Roe v. Wade, which happened during the Biden administration.
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All those are very, very good things because he did such a good job, and because I was
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so wrong in 2016, I decided to actively vote and support him in 2020, and I am doing so
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again in 2024.
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But for you Christians, I want to reiterate a few points from that sermon that I talked
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to Josh Hougherton about last week.
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This is directly from his sermon because these are things that should echo in your brain
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as you are literally sitting there on your hands saying that you're not going to vote.
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First thing I would remind you of is that a vote is not a Valentine.
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Just because you are voting for a candidate, that does not mean you co-sign everything
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that they've ever said or done.
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It also doesn't mean that you co-sign everything they are pushing for right now.
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If you have a candidate in any office that's running where you agree with them 100%, might
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I suggest to you that you need to expand your personal philosophies and constitution just
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a little bit?
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Because I don't think I could find a single candidate on planet Earth that I would agree
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with on 100% of issues.
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So stop treating your vote as if it's a Valentine that you're granting to somebody.
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Also, he said, the ballot box is not a mailbox.
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You're not sending a message if nobody is reading it.
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So I remember back in 2016, I said on the show at the time that I wanted to vote for
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Senator Langford, who represents the state of Oklahoma, James Langford, that I would
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have written his name in for president.
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And so that would have made me feel good eight years ago, but it wouldn't have done
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a damn thing.
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It wouldn't have done anything.
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You know why?
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Because the only thing that matters on the night of the general election is who wins
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your state.
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That's it.
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So the ballot box is not a mailbox.
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And lastly, Jesus isn't on the ballot, so get over it.
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And I would add not just get over it, but get over yourself.
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Because look, I get it.
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Jesus 2024, like, yeah, I get all that stuff, right?
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And maybe that lands with you or something like that, but Jesus is not on the ballot.
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And just because there are fallible sinners on the ballot doesn't mean that as Christians,
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we can absolve ourselves or abdicate our responsibility to the process that we are in here in this
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country.
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And I want to read you Matthew 5, 13 through 16 because this will kind of set the tone
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for the rest of my commentary here, and then we'll get into the reasons for Donald Trump.
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So starting in verse 13 of Matthew 5, you are the salt of the earth.
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But if the salt loses its saltiness, how can it be made salty again?
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It is no longer good for anything except to be thrown out and trampled underfoot.
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You are the light of the world, a town built on a hill cannot be hidden.
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Neither do people light a lamp and put it under a bowl.
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And so they put it on its stand and it gives light to everyone in the house.
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So let me be clear about this guys.
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We cannot be a preservative, which is what salt is, salt, you know, preserves things
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and, you know, extends the time before something decays.
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We can't be a preservative if we're left with nothing to preserve.
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And we can't be the light if there is nothing and no one to shine the light on.
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Because I don't like being hyperbolic about elections.
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Every time for the last, you know, 12 years or so, every election was going to be the
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last election.
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Right?
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You know, if this person gets into office, it's the end of the country.
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If this person gets into the office, it's into the country.
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But the signs right now of Kamala Harris wins are so dire in point directly to the opposite
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of human flourishing that I think it is imperative for every Christian to vote in this election.
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And I'm not going to be squishy like some pastors and not give you a name.
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You have to vote for Donald Trump.
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Not because he is a Christian because I don't believe that he is.
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And not because Republicans can save us, of course not.
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But what we see on the Republican side of the ticket versus the Democratic side of the
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ticket is a focus on human flourishing, okay, because you might be tempted to clutch your
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pearls as a Christian and virtue signal by not voting for Trump or not voting at all.
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But guys, we do have a duty to vote for candidates that will put forth policies and laws that
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lead to human flourishing.
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It is not hyperbolic to say that if Kamala Harris gets into office, that World War three
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might be in the offing.
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I'm not saying that's going to happen.
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I'm not guaranteeing that.
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I'm not prophesying that.
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But it certainly is more likely we'll get into some of the reasons here in a second.
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And guys, I agree with what my buddy John Cooper has said many times and I'll paraphrase.
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But neither the Republicans nor the Democrats can save us.
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And a lot of people have said that to which I would say duh.
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But as John Cooper said, the Democrats will get us to hell much faster than the Republicans
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will.
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And so you can simultaneously hold these two thoughts and tension, one being that neither
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the Republicans nor the Democrats nor the Libertarians or any party in America can save
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us, duh, right?
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Go back to the verse I said from the beginning from first Peter, but we have a responsibility
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to vote for candidates that will put human flourishing at the center point of their administration.
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The Kamala Harris and Tim Walts administration would literally do the opposite of that regardless
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of what they're signaling and the Trump administration would certainly do more of that.
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So with that in mind, let's carry that into my discussion here about the reasons.
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And this is the ultimate list of reasons to vote for Donald Trump.
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Okay.
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So the first reason I would give you is they, you know, whoever they is did try to kill
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the guy twice.
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Three times the third, you know, assassination attempt.
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We don't know if it was actually a assassination attempt or not, but there were two separate
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assassination attempts.
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And here we are a week before the election.
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And if you think Donald Trump is completely safe until the election, like I don't really
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know what to tell you, I think that they are literally gunning for this guy, which makes
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you have to think why, why are there nefarious actors or potentially even deep state actors
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within this country that are wanting this guy to not get the reins of power again?
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There's something in that.
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And so that is a reason to vote for him because it's like, they clearly don't want him in
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there.
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And these are people that are not aligned with you and the things that you want to do.
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Another reason is that, and guys, I'm going to be going fairly quickly through all these.
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Cause again, I'm not going to go super into all this minutiae and details because there's
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so much information, misinformation and disinformation, a mal information, all this kind of stuff.
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I just want to give you kind of a little bit of a quick hitter as it pertains to these
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reasons.
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One would be he has an America first approach and agenda as it pertains to policy and legislation
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because I am not completely anti supporting other countries and people in other countries
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because I do want to see as much human flourishing as possible.
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But God is pro borders.
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God is pro sovereignty.
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God is pro nations.
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And when I see people in our nation, like people in Maui or people in the Carolinas right
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now are in Tennessee that are suffering because of natural disasters.
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And we're sending billions and billions and billions of dollars to other countries around
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the globe for it to be used by corrupt politicians, not actually for their people.
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I don't like that because as an American, I want Americans to be whole before we start
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trying to support other countries because the reality is guys, if you're supporting these
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other countries and you yourself fall or fold as a country, not only can you no longer support
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those countries, but you can't even support yourself.
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So it's it's kind of like when you're on an airplane, what do they tell you if you're
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sitting next to a child, get your mask on first and then take care of the child next to you?
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Why do you do that?
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Because that seems counterintuitive because guess what?
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If you pass out on the process of getting the mask on your kid, neither one of you get
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your masks on.
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Okay, so get yours on as quickly as possible and then secure the child.
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Let's focus on America first and then we can work on focusing on everybody else later.
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Another reason to vote for Donald Trump is his economic policies while he was in office
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during his first term led to prosperity there.
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I don't think even the most liberal amongst us would be able to argue against that.
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And the Democrats as policies have led to an economic reality that is stagnation at best
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and ruinous for the country at worst.
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And I will say both parties have spent way too much money.
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The looming debt crisis that we have in this country will cripple and kill this country
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eventually.
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Will it be in my lifetime, perhaps, maybe even probably, but certainly by your kids or
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your grandkids, life, you know, lifetime, we are going to be absolutely crushed by our
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national debt.
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So neither party, neither candidate is going to do well on that, but you can't look at
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especially the first three years of the Trump administration and compare that to these four
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years of the Kamala Harris and Joe Biden administration and see them as anything even nearing comparable.
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Okay.
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We are much better off financially when Trump was in office than we are with the Democrats
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in office.
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Another reason to vote for Donald Trump, and this is one of the main reasons that a lot
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of people will be voting for him in this election cycle, that's illegal immigration.
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Obviously, and you can come up with a myriad of different reasons, the Democrats for some
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reason want the borders to be wide open.
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Not just the Southern border, but also the Northern border where we're seeing a tremendous
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uptick in illegal aliens coming through Republicans at least signal that they want the border
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to be closed.
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Now, when Trump says that he'll finish the wall, I tend to believe him.
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The wall doesn't completely stop illegal immigration, but it does stymie it considerably, right?
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That's why we've for millennia, put walls around cities that we wanted to protect the
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citizens there in, right?
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But when Trump says that he'll deport millions of illegal aliens, I don't really believe
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him that much because the process and the optics of that would be horrific, but, but,
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but, I do think that he will prioritize getting known criminals, known murderers, known rapists,
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known gang members that are not citizens of this country, terrorists and all that that
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are not serious citizens of this country, the hell out of here.
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I certainly believe him when it comes to that.
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Because there are certain countries are like, oh, we're not going to take these people
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back.
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It's like, oh, I'm sorry.
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You don't get a vote like in Venezuela.
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They literally let out their insane asylum and their max security prisons.
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They literally let these people go and said head north and they did.
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And so people were like, oh, look at Venezuela.
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What a country like their, their crime rate is plummeted.
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Their murder rate is plummeted.
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Why is that?
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Because their murderers are here now.
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Their crazy people, their sociopaths, they're in our country now.
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Their gang members are in our country now.
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So I do think that Donald Trump and ICE and the people under his administration will get
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these people the heck out of here.
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Okay.
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Another reason to vote for Donald Trump is when he was in office, and yes, this is anecdotal,
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our enemies around the world were pretty quiet, but under Biden and Harris, they came alive.
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So everyone was a little bit terrified when Donald Trump was in office, because they didn't
16:05
know what he was going to do.
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Ben Shapiro said this story a lot, I've repeated here on the show, but when he was hanging out
16:10
with Donald Trump privately, it's like, you know, how did these conversations go with Vladimir
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Putin?
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And he said while he was in office that he told Putin that if he invades Ukraine, that
16:18
he was going to bomb the sh out of him, you know what I mean, going to completely bomb
16:21
the crap out of Russia, right?
16:24
And basically Vlad was like, no, you won't.
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And then Trump's response is I might, and just having that 5% chance that Donald Trump
16:31
was not bluffing was enough to keep Vladimir Putin and the Russians at bay.
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And so when Biden gets into office, isn't it so interesting that the Putin didn't feel
16:42
that way and he invades Ukraine, we've seen a lot of posturing from the Chinese specifically
16:47
as it pertains to Taiwan.
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We saw Hamas go through with a major terrorist attack of our ally Israel.
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We've seen so many different things. We've seen the Houthis, you know, this random bag
16:58
of ragtag, you know, stinky pirates that we could literally take care of in an afternoon,
17:04
you know, create problems with shipping that affects the United States economy and the individual
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consumer all while Biden is in office.
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And it's because no one takes him seriously.
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They see him as a paper tiger or not, but not even a paper tiger.
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He's a paper puppy at this point.
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And so when Donald Trump was in office, these people basically reminding their P's and Q's.
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So I think that's a good reason to vote for him.
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Another reason this is related to the previous one is militarily speaking.
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Trump seems more focused on making sure that our soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines
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are really good at killing people and breaking stuff as opposed to Harrison Biden, who seem
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to be way more focused on making sure that more Latinks to spirit trannies are able to
17:47
get into the military.
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Because this is all we've seen wall to wall for the last four years is we clearly have
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a problem with recruitment.
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There isn't a single group.
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I think other than the United States Marines that are hitting their recruitment numbers,
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because a lot of the recruitment stuff is not attracting young, virile guys that are very
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patriotic that want to go and fight for this country and protect this nation from enemies
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foreign and domestic.
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We don't really see that.
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But we're seeing commercials about, Hey, I'm a young woman and I have two mommies and
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maybe the military could be for me or, Hey, you know, I've never really thought about
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serving my country at all.
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But here's a commercial showing me that actually the country can serve me.
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So I will selfishly join the military so that I can be served in some way.
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But when Trump was in office, not only did the soldier, sailors, airmen and Marines seem
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to love the commander in chief, but again, there was a strength.
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There was a piece through strength approach with Donald Trump that says, if you push,
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we will push back way harder and you're not going to like it with Biden.
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It's like, if you push, well, I'm going to signal that I don't like it, but I'm not going
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to do a damn thing.
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All right.
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Another reason to vote for Donald Trump is judicial appointments.
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So this is not just the Supreme Court of the United States, but this clearly does include
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the Supreme Court of the United States.
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So as it pertains to the Supreme Court, two of the most conservative justices are Clarence
19:06
Thomas and Samuel Alito.
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Clarence Thomas is 76 Samuel Alito, 74 neither are neither one of them is signaled that they
19:13
want to retire within the next four years.
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But let's say they do, let's say God forbid one of those guys gets sick and is kind of
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forced into retirement because of their condition.
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Do you want Kamala Harris appointing those justices to the bench to the Supreme Court,
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or do you want Donald Trump doing that?
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Because if anything, Donald Trump is signaled that he will put even more conservative people
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than he already did because Gorsuch, Kavanaugh and Comey Barrett, they're not perfect, but
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they are more conservative, but they have made some very odd decisions that I would say
19:48
so far.
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So they're maybe not as conservative as I would like.
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He signaled that he would put someone on us even more conservative.
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I don't think we'll lose.
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What is that?
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Kagan?
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Oh gosh.
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Breyer.
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One more.
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So am I or I think those are the other three.
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I don't think we're going to see either one of any of those three leave, but it's not just
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the Supreme Court, it is justices all over the United States because that was one of the
20:13
quiet things about the Trump administration is the amount of judges and justices that
20:20
he got put into all the different federal courts.
20:23
Guys, this is how the country is molded because the law is a teacher.
20:28
And so if laws are passed and are able to be withheld or upheld rather all the way up
20:34
even to Supreme Court decisions, that will have an irrevocable change on our country
20:40
and our culture.
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So that's very, very important.
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I definitely trust Donald Trump's judgment with judicial appointments way more than I
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would Kamala Harris.
20:47
Another reason to vote for Donald Trump is it is very unlikely that he will make the
20:51
same personnel mistakes that he made during the first administration.
20:56
Obviously his first administration was like a clown car.
20:59
It was just ridiculous.
21:00
It was like a Chinese fire drill or just this revolving door of people and some of the people
21:05
that he had representing in his administration were terrible, like horrifically stupid people.
21:12
And so I don't think he's going to make those same mistakes.
21:14
He's even come out and admitted that he allowed a lot of other people to say, Oh, yeah, yeah,
21:18
keep these people in office and bring these other people in.
21:20
And you know, when you're the president, you have a whole lot of decisions to make.
21:23
And so you offload and offboard some of those decisions to other people.
21:26
And he says, at not going to do that again, certainly not going to happen.
21:30
And with that, I think it is very likely that Trump will actually drain parts of the swamp
21:37
that can be drained during his second administration.
21:40
That was one of the things that I was excited about in 2020 at the possibility of a second
21:44
administration, because now there's really nothing.
21:47
I say nothing.
21:48
They tried to impeach the guy twice.
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There's now nothing that they can do to get you out of office.
21:52
And so you might as well go for broke swing for the fences here, right?
21:54
Like what do you got to lose?
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And so I do think that he learned a lot from last time, because he basically didn't get
22:00
the last year of his administration because of COVID, but because of COVID, we saw a lot
22:05
of the rot that was coming from the inside of the beast that is Washington, DC.
22:10
I don't think he'll make the same mistakes as I pertains to personnel.
22:13
Another reason to vote for Donald Trump is the health initiatives that he is signaling
22:17
that RFK Jr. will help with in terms of this administration.
22:20
He seen them talk about make America healthy again, those types of things.
22:25
Obviously, there are major, major issues with things that are approved via the FDA process,
22:29
with things that are in our food, with things that are in our water, with things that are
22:33
in our cosmetic products.
22:34
And I think that those are fantastic things that he would allow RFK and others to take
22:39
care of.
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Also a reason to vote for him is the inclusion of people like Elon Musk in his administration.
22:45
Now, I know it's like, oh, you know, Elon will have an official capacity within the
22:49
federal government.
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Do you actually see that happening?
22:53
Guys running SpaceX and running Twitter and running like all these other companies, like
22:58
do you honestly think he's going to have time to work for the federal government?
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Possibly.
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Wouldn't that be something?
23:03
Like he goes into Twitter.
23:04
It fires like 80% of the employees and Twitter has been better than it ever has been and
23:08
it runs essentially the same, if not better.
23:10
Could he do that within parts of the federal government, maybe, but he's at least signaling
23:14
that he wants people like that in house.
23:17
Another reason to vote for him, these last three elders go quickly through in general,
23:20
he is for less regulation, not more regulation.
23:23
And so being an entrepreneur, being a pro business guy, a capitalist, obviously the more regulation
23:28
you have the less you have to flex your capitalist muscles.
23:31
And so I think the fact that he for every one regulation that was added three or four were
23:36
dropped in his previous administration, that is a good thing.
23:39
Another reason to vote for him is he wants to get the United States back to energy independence.
23:44
We were a net exporter of oil and natural gas when he was president, a net exporter, which
23:51
is great for America.
23:53
We're not giving money to countries that are tolerating us or potentially even hate us,
23:57
but we are exporting energy around the globe.
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Trump wants to get us back there.
24:01
I am fully pro that, especially here in Oklahoma, we're oil and gas is king.
24:04
And the last reason that I'll talk about explicitly in terms of reasons to vote for Donald Trump
24:09
is because, because the collective we that is America was better off during the Trump
24:16
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Just think about that.
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When you were in those first, especially three years of the Trump administration, what were
24:26
things like for you?
24:27
Could you go to the gas station and not feel anxiety?
24:30
Could you go to the grocery store and not have to put certain items back once you got
24:33
to the checkout counter?
24:35
It's the practical every day like, did you feel safer?
24:40
Because I was reliably informed in 2016 in that election that Trump was going to get us
24:44
into all kinds of wars, even people in my family bought into the lies that the, you know,
24:49
the mainstream media was feeding them that Trump gets into office.
24:52
He's going to get us into World War three.
24:54
But did you not just feel safer overall?
24:56
Did you not feel better overall during that time period?
24:58
Again, people are like, but Kamala, she's mamala and, you know, I'd rather hang out with
25:02
her and you know, whether, you know, she seems empathetic and like she will give me a hug,
25:07
but is she going to provide a better country for us or is she part of the administration
25:11
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All right, guys.
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And with this next section, I just want to remind you because if you are on the fence
27:18
and you're thinking, oh, man, I really don't like Trump, Kamala, blah, blah, all these
27:21
different things, I want to remind you of some of the things that Kamala Harris is on
27:27
record saying that she wants to do.
27:30
So don't take my word for it.
27:31
Take her word for it.
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Okay.
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And before we even get into this list, I want to remind you of something before it was scrubbed
27:38
from the internet and memory hold, she was ranked as the number one most liberal United
27:44
States Senator, even over Bernie Sanders.
27:47
If you think Bernie Sanders is a crazy loombag communist, which he is, she was considered
27:53
to be more liberal than him.
27:55
And that was a title that she wore, you know, proudly until she became the Democratic candidate
27:59
for president and then needed to pretend to be more moderate.
28:02
And guys don't believe for a second that she is going to be moderate.
28:05
This is what every single candidate does during the primaries.
28:09
They go as far to the left or to the right as they feel like they need to to get the nomination.
28:15
And then when it comes to the general, they at least signal towards the middle.
28:18
But if you believe that Kamala Harris would govern as a moderate, bless your little dumb
28:23
heart if you believe that.
28:24
So here are some of the things that Kamala Harris has signaled that she wants.
28:28
She doesn't want the Southern border to be secured.
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Okay.
28:32
She is totally okay with allowing murderous criminals and terrorists into our country as
28:36
long as these people or as many of these people as possible can be shipped to swing states
28:40
where they will eventually be able to vote in national and local elections in mass, thus
28:45
destroying the country from inside out.
28:47
She doesn't think that illegal immigrants coming into our country should be treated
28:50
as lawbreakers, even though the very act of them coming across our sovereign border is
28:56
breaking the laws of our country.
28:58
And with that, she wants to abolish immigration and customs enforcement.
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That's ice, obviously because this works into the previous two things that I've talked about.
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She is pro anti-American organizations like Black Lives Matter and Antifa.
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Remember that she actively raised bail money for the rioters during George Floyd summer.
29:15
So don't forget that.
29:16
She wants to end the Trump tax cuts, even though they have done amazing things.
29:21
And I can speak from personal experience for the private sector, families and entrepreneurs.
29:26
She is pro gun confiscation, even though she calls it a gun buyback, which again, guys
29:31
would potentially lead to a second civil war in this country.
29:35
She wants Medicare for all, which would further bankrupt the country and destroy our health
29:39
care system.
29:40
But also we would no longer be the leading health care innovator because there wouldn't
29:44
be any money in it for the innovators.
29:46
She wants to do even more student loan forgiveness, as they call it, which would further plunge
29:51
this country into debt because there is no forgiveness.
29:54
You're just moving that debt onto other people, which would then punish American taxpayers
29:58
that chose not to rack up tons of debt to get a useless degree.
30:02
She wants a ceasefire from Israel and their war against Hamas and now with Hezbollah,
30:07
which would only incentivize more October seven style attacks in the future.
30:11
She supports a supposed or so called two state solution between Israel and Hamas, even though
30:17
is literally impossible to have a two state solution when one of the states express purpose
30:22
for existence is to stop the existence of the opposite state.
30:25
So Hamas literally wants Israel and all Jews to not exist.
30:30
And more basically Hamas is not a country.
30:33
It's a terrorist organization.
30:35
It's a terrorist organization that was voted into power and then they just kept power.
30:39
But if there was an election today in the areas that they are in control of, they would
30:43
be reelected into a position of power.
30:45
You can't have a two state solution with that.
30:48
She also wants to end fracking, which would thus further our dependence on foreign oil
30:52
for many countries that either don't like us or just tolerate us.
30:54
As I've said, as opposed to just going back to being a net exporter of oil and natural gas.
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And guys, the list could continue.
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The list could certainly continue with what she is on record as having said, okay, and
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go back to the list that I just ran through.
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If that was a little bit fascist, rewind, rewind, rewind and listen to it again, but the biggest
31:16
reason to vote for Donald Trump over Kamala Harris is that the hair and listen guys listen
31:22
in here, the Harris walls administration would be the most pro baby murder administration
31:30
in American history and there would be no close second.
31:35
Let me remind you of the current Democratic party official platform as it pertains to
31:41
abortion.
31:42
It's abortion for any reason at any point of pregnancy without protections for infants
31:49
born alive after botched abortions and all of that paid for by American taxpayer dollars.
31:58
Guys they want that to be the law of the land across the entire country essentially screw
32:04
your backwards red state essentially we're getting rid of federal federalism again abortion
32:08
for any reason at any point of pregnancy without protections for infants born alive after botched
32:13
abortions and paid for by taxpayer dollars.
32:16
Believe me, I want to challenge the fact that I would even say that here's the thing guys,
32:23
Kamala Harris is on record on record saying that she supports nuking the filibuster in
32:30
the United States Senate in order to codify abortion rights into federal law.
32:35
So if any of that was confusing quick civics lesson for you guys, the filibuster is where
32:39
a group of US senators or even a single US senator can exercise their right to unlimited
32:45
debate on the floor of the Senate, okay?
32:48
And if that happens what that basically means is the business of the Senate cannot continue
32:53
because this person is just going to debate debate debate debate debate they're filibustering
32:57
in that exact moment.
32:59
So the Senate business cannot continue.
33:01
Now in this scenario, the Senate majority leader can in the filibuster by filing a motion
33:07
to invoke cloture, which currently requires 60 votes of the 100 senators to succeed.
33:13
And now cloture, that just means that the debate has to end like, okay, great, heard
33:17
it.
33:18
The debate has to end.
33:19
There has to be a vote on the legislation now.
33:21
That's what cloture is.
33:23
So in the United States Senate, there is rarely a 60 seat majority for either of the Republicans
33:29
or the Democrats.
33:29
So this is a check that our founders and you know, the filibuster has changed over time,
33:34
but this is a check on any crazy legislation that would affect the entire country that
33:39
is put forth by a singular party, okay?
33:42
But by nuking the filibuster, a simple majority of 51 votes, so that's either 51 actual votes
33:48
from senators or in the event of a 50/50 tie, the vice president would cast the 51st vote
33:53
on one side or the other.
33:55
A simple majority of 51 votes would be all it would take to have cloture.
34:01
And if Democrats could find a way to establish an almost certain and permanent majority of
34:05
the United States Senate, more on that in a second, they could immediately ram through
34:10
all of their hyper left wing political agenda, just one by one by one.
34:16
So I want to repeat something that I said during the quick hitter section on episode
34:19
666 from last week, if Kamala Harris is elected, and if she does nuke the filibuster, which
34:25
she has said that she is a fan of, it will not stop at federal abortion law.
34:30
You're a fool if you believe that she will do it for federal abortion law and for nothing
34:34
else.
34:36
Democrats will move to make Washington, D.C. and Puerto Rico states officially states the
34:40
51st and 52nd states in the United States, leading to four extra senators that will all
34:45
be Democrats, which would leave to potentially a permanent democratic control United States
34:50
Senate.
34:51
They will move to have term limits on Supreme Court justices, and they will make sure that
34:55
there is a stipulation in there where they can bounce current justices that have served
34:59
longer than that to period, which would mean Thomas and Alito would be out.
35:03
They would stack the Supreme Court so they would stack it from nine justices and they
35:07
would add way more justices, and then they would put all those justices in under a democratic
35:12
administration, thus leading to basically a permanent liberal bin on the Supreme Court.
35:17
Federal election law and control, and so you're not going to have a local election law and
35:21
control anymore.
35:22
So they're going to do federal election law.
35:24
We will see way more, a way less in person voting.
35:27
We're going to see more problems with the elections with ballot harvesting with all kinds
35:32
of things like that.
35:33
We would see blanket amnesty for illegal immigrants and or allowing non citizens to vote in all
35:39
elections, which would essentially end any Republican chances in federal elections.
35:43
And I added one that I didn't say last week.
35:45
They would enshrine the so-called so-called a quality act.
35:48
So basically anything that's even vaguely anti LGBTQ, maybe at your kid's school or in the
35:54
city that you live in, you're going to be able to be sued for those types of things, right?
35:59
So if you object to a male playing on your daughter's volleyball team in high school
36:05
or something like that, that's going to be problematic for you.
36:08
You could be sued for that.
36:10
You could potentially go to jail for trying to stop something like that.
36:13
But here's the larger point, okay?
36:16
If Kamala Harris is elected and the Democrats and her decide to nuke the filibuster, they
36:22
will not stop at reinstating the tenants of Roe v. Wade, okay?
36:27
They won't just stop there with what they had.
36:30
They will go way past that way past it, okay?
36:35
Again, the Democrats current party platform on abortion is abortion for any reason at any
36:41
point in pregnancy without protections for infants born alive after botched abortions
36:45
and paid for by taxpayer dollars.
36:47
When Roe v. Wade was basically enacted when it was still, you know, in force here in this
36:53
country, essentially the only states off top my head that I can remember that had laws
36:57
like that were California, Illinois and New York and perhaps New Jersey, okay?
37:02
So a small handful of states, but if Democrats get their way, that will be the law of the
37:08
land across the entire land.
37:11
Can you imagine the literal bloodbath if they were able to get that power?
37:16
Again, Christians, you don't feel any need to vote.
37:20
Here's the thing.
37:21
A lot of you Christians have taken the bait of allowing people to shame you for being
37:27
a one issue voter.
37:28
Oh, you can't just be a one issue voter.
37:30
Yeah.
37:31
If your one issue is tax policy, I would probably agree with that.
37:33
If your one issue is foreign aid, I probably agree with you, but if that one issue is life,
37:40
the most fundamental of all issues, if you really think about it, that's certainly big
37:44
enough to be a one issue, a one issue that is going to basically guide all your other
37:50
decisions because what you support as a politician, as a pertains to image bearers of God tells
37:56
me just about everything I need to know about you because if you are okay with the Democratic
38:00
Party platform, I'm going to keep repeating it because I want you guys to internalize
38:03
it, abortion for any reason at any point of pregnancy, including the day of birth without
38:11
protections for infants that have actually survived, thank God, a botched abortion and
38:16
paid for by taxpayer dollars paid for by you.
38:21
If you support that, it tells me everything that I need to know about you and it certainly
38:25
tells me that you're not a Christian.
38:27
Now, you might immediately respond with and rightfully, Hey, Kyle, haven't you seen the
38:32
things and heard the things that Trump and the campaign have have said about abortion?
38:37
Like he's signaling that he's going to moderate on the issue.
38:39
And what I would tell the Trump administration is that this is a big misstep.
38:43
If they lose, this is going to be one of the reasons that those 30 or 40 million Christians
38:47
sat on their hands because you signaled that you wanted to kill more babies.
38:51
But look, Trump is saying things that I don't like about abortion right now.
38:58
He certainly is.
38:59
I think some of the things that he has said out loud are egregious and I clearly do not
39:05
support the things that he said.
39:07
Also, I don't think and I've said this a bunch on the show.
39:10
I do not think that Donald Trump is pro life in his heart.
39:13
No, I don't think so, but also I don't care if he's pro life in his heart.
39:18
I care how he legislates like, let's say I gave you two options.
39:21
So we'll leave the candidates names out, but it's candidate one and candidate two candidate
39:26
one is fervently and legitimately pro life in their heart, but they will legislate in
39:32
a pro choice pro abortion way.
39:35
That two is not pro life in their heart, they're actually more pro abortion, but they will legislate
39:41
in a way that is more pro life.
39:42
Which one would you take?
39:45
Which one would you take one or two?
39:48
You have to go with number two.
39:49
I don't care what they think in their heart.
39:50
I care how they legislate because here's the reality guys, both Trump and Harris are signaling,
39:57
signaling moderation on the abortion issue, right?
40:01
Signaling it.
40:02
Well, I guess Harris really is and that's like the center point of her campaign.
40:05
So let me buy that back a little bit.
40:06
Trump is signaling moderation on the abortion issue.
40:09
However, it is clear that Harris will 100% legislate radically to the left on the issue
40:17
of abortion.
40:19
And it is pretty clear if his first four years in office or any indication that Trump will
40:23
legislate to the right on the issue of abortion.
40:27
Like if again, we can't tell the future, but it would be a complete 180.
40:34
But Kamala Harris got into office and was like, actually, no, we're not going to kill
40:37
a whole lot of babies.
40:38
That's actually not very good.
40:39
Right?
40:40
I mean, we should pray for that if she gets into office that she does repent of sin that
40:44
she does return to Christ and that she does legislate in a way that would be honoring
40:47
to God.
40:48
But Trump has actually been in office before.
40:51
And even though I don't think he's actually pro life, he in one administration became
40:55
the most pro life and most effective pro life president in the history of this country.
40:59
So that's the reality.
41:00
But as we wind do a close here, I do want to talk about the possibility that Trump loses.
41:05
Because right now, if I had to guess a month ago, I'm sitting in Joby Martin's house with
41:08
his wife and a couple of his neighbors, the cops and my wife was there and all that.
41:13
These are, it's funny because their last name is cop and the guy is actually a cop, but
41:17
there weren't just a bunch of cops hanging around.
41:19
So just to be clear, there were six of us.
41:21
Anyway, Joby just asked me in front of everybody, Kyle, what's going to happen in the election?
41:24
And before he could even finish the sentence, I'm like, Kamala's going to win.
41:28
Because a month ago, I was like, the polls look terrible for Donald Trump.
41:33
He was making some bad mistakes.
41:34
He wasn't performing well.
41:36
The debate did not go well.
41:37
This was like the day after the debate when we're having this conversation, I was like,
41:41
yeah, I think between her, the mainstream media, Trump's mistakes, what the polls look
41:45
like right now in any chicanery that might come with the actual casting of ballots.
41:51
I think that he could lose now where we're at now is Trump is currently reporting to the
41:57
best polls.
41:59
He's within one point nationally, which if he's within one point nationally, he wins
42:02
the election.
42:03
But also more importantly, he is leading in all the swing states.
42:06
So he's leading in Georgia, North Carolina, Arizona, Nevada, Washington, or not Washington,
42:12
Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania.
42:15
He's leading in all those things as it pertains to to the polling in Vegas.
42:20
The Vegas odds again, they don't like losing money.
42:22
They have Trump winning as well.
42:24
So if I had to bet right now and put my life on, I would say that Trump probably wins.
42:28
But if Trump loses, here are some of the reasons why it would have happened.
42:33
First is that the Kamala Harris campaign and the mainstream media, but I repeat myself,
42:37
they will have actually fooled enough people into voting for her.
42:41
They would have convinced enough people that Donald Trump is actually, you know, orange
42:44
Satan Hitler, some combo of that, and that democracy would potentially end, even though
42:50
we're a constitutional republic and that Kamala Harris is a fresh new face and that she wasn't
42:55
actually in this administration and that she's not just Joe Biden, but dumber and female.
43:00
Like she's not any of those things.
43:03
She's actually the hope that we need the change that we need.
43:07
She is female half black Obama, like that is exactly who Kamala Harris is.
43:12
And so if Trump loses, I think that's going to be part of the reason why is because they
43:16
were able to romance people into thinking the exact thing.
43:19
The second reason would be that there would be ballot box chicanery.
43:23
Good word.
43:24
Second use of it today.
43:25
So here's the thing.
43:26
I don't believe that the 2020 election was decided by voter fraud, but I also believe that
43:30
there clearly was voter fraud in the benefit of Joe Biden in that election.
43:35
The reason why I'm saying it didn't decide the election is because the Donald Trump administration
43:39
or any of their lawyers, they didn't even allege that in court.
43:42
They certainly didn't prove that in court.
43:43
I don't care about the documentaries that you have to show me and I don't care about this
43:46
Reddit board that proves that this ballot box was dropped this and that and the other thing.
43:51
But if it's close and you're telling me that the Democrats could just drop 10,000 votes
43:56
for Kamala Harris into one area of Wisconsin, Pennsylvania or Michigan, which could flip
44:01
the entire election that they wouldn't do it.
44:04
It's possible they could.
44:06
And another reason why Donald Trump would potentially lose is that he was on the ballot
44:10
to begin with.
44:12
And that's enough for millions of people because you guys have clearly probably seen or you'd
44:19
probably seen these up to this point, but these man on the street interviews where people
44:23
have gone to the DNC to the convention when they've gone to these woke left-wing campuses
44:27
or they've just gone to left-wing cities or things like that and they're just man on
44:30
the street interviewing people and they ask people, what is Kamala Harris's greatest accomplishment?
44:36
And they can't come up with anything.
44:38
But then they'll ask them, wait, are you voting for Harris or Trump?
44:41
They're like, oh, Kamala Harris.
44:42
And they're like, well, why?
44:43
And they're just kind of, and then they eventually find themselves to the actual answer, which
44:48
is, well, she's not Trump.
44:51
I go back to 2020 and when a guy that I know that is actually pretty moderate was trying
44:54
to decide between Trump and Biden and he goes, Kyle, I just can't have a vote for Donald
44:58
Trump.
44:59
A guy like that.
45:00
I can't have a vote like that on my record.
45:03
And as dumb as that is voting for somebody because you just don't like them personally.
45:08
You wouldn't want to hang out with them.
45:09
You wouldn't want to have a beer with them is a really, really, really stupid reason to
45:13
not vote for somebody and to vote for the other candidate.
45:15
It's really, really dumb.
45:16
But guess what?
45:17
You're very, very smart and intelligent and well-informed vote is canceled out by the
45:22
vote of Amoron.
45:24
And that's a system of marine guys.
45:27
And that's the best we could probably do.
45:29
Now, there are other people that are like, hey, we shouldn't have as many people voting.
45:33
We should only have people that can probably spell their own names and give a basic, you
45:38
know, passive fifth grade civics test or something like that, which, you know, maybe
45:42
there's a good argument for that.
45:44
But the fact that he's even on the ballot hurts the Republicans because it's already
45:49
been memory hold that the guy was shot.
45:51
It's already been memory hold that he was trying to be killed again.
45:54
And all these things have come down.
45:56
But remember what I said from the very beginning when I was supporting Ron DeSantis is that
46:01
he's not nuclear.
46:03
Ron DeSantis may not get you excited.
46:04
He may not make you laugh.
46:05
Again, the fact that Donald Trump did the greatest maybe troll job of all time by working
46:10
temporarily at a McDonald's and, you know, serving up fries and doing, doing the checkout
46:15
counter and the drive-through counter and all that one of the greatest trolls of all
46:17
time because Kamala Harris claimed to have worked at McDonald's.
46:20
There's no evidence that she ever worked at McDonald's.
46:21
And so Donald Trump worked there for a half hour and that's a half hour longer than Kamala
46:24
ever did.
46:25
All that great.
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It's great comedy.
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When he did that roast at the little Catholic dinner thing a couple of weeks ago, New York
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man, super great, super funny, you know, brutal jokes, all that.
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But I'll take a boring guy that gets crap done.
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Ron DeSantis is kind of a boring guy when you see him on the campaign trail.
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He's not bombastic in debates and he's not going to absolutely get you super fired up.
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But he also doesn't come with any of the foibles and any of the baggage of a guy like
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Donald Trump.
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So if he loses, I want you all to remember, we had other options, but I'm going to go
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back as we wrap up here to the scripture that I shared from the beginning from 1 Peter 1
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3, blessed be the God and father of our Lord Jesus Christ.
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According to his great mercy, he has caused us to be born again to a living hope through
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the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.
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So guys, what I would say, and as a lot of people have said is yes, yes, our only ultimate
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hope is the blood of Christ, but also go vote.
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When you do vote Trump, all right, guys, that'll do it for today.
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