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1:18
This is Undaunted Life a Man's Podcast.
1:22
I'm your host Kyle Thompson.
1:24
Let's get into it.
1:25
Tonight, I reflect on their struggle, their determination, and the strength of their vision
1:30
to see what can be unburdened by what has been.
1:35
That is from 2nd Kamala 420.
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It's 420 because I don't know if you know this, but Kamala Harris, once hanging out
1:42
in the 80s somehow, was hanging out smoking weed, listening to Tupac and Biggie Smalls,
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even though both of those guys weren't professional rappers, even at that time.
1:52
Guys, we live in the least serious time, maybe in human history.
1:55
You know what I was supposed to be doing today?
1:56
Not this.
1:57
I wasn't supposed to be writing a podcast this morning and now recording it.
2:01
But the news cycle is such that even Albert Mueller takes off every July, he can't just
2:06
take off July.
2:07
He can't just go fish.
2:08
He can't just go read some books or write some books.
2:10
He has to keep coming in and ruining his schedule to continue to talk about the stuff
2:15
that we're seeing that is absolutely unprecedented.
2:18
And so I'm very much so doing the same.
2:20
This was not supposed to be the episode for today, we're having to push some interviews
2:23
around and do that because we are just constantly seeing things left and right.
2:27
Really, guys, just think about this, just over a week ago, Donald Trump was almost murdered.
2:32
He was shot in the head, but he was almost shot in the head so bad that it would have
2:36
turned into a canoe.
2:37
And that like isn't even in the news cycle anymore.
2:40
But guys, I promise we will get to everything that has gone on in the last 24 hours, 48
2:44
hours.
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But I did just want to give a quick thank you and do a couple of announcements, a quick
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thank you to our donors for your patience and for your action.
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I talked about on the last episode where I talked about the attempted assassination of
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Donald Trump.
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I talked about the situation going on with our credit card processor.
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I challenge you guys to become monthly donors, current monthly donors for you to move over
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to our new platform.
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And I went ahead and did that.
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If you want the long, full on explanation, I sent out an email to everybody on our email
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But just thank you everyone for doing that.
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Also, it's been brought to my attention.
3:18
I need to do a little bit more research on this, but it looks like there might be a little
3:21
bit of shadow banning going on with our show and with our Instagram, because I keep running
3:27
into people that are saying or and I've even noticed it myself, that Apple podcast is just
3:32
unfollowing my show on your feed.
3:35
And so basically you might normally see my feed, you might normally see my new episodes
3:39
pop up and then all of a sudden it's not popping up anymore.
3:42
So guys, specifically if you're on Apple podcast, make sure that you're still following the
3:45
show and that it's automatically downloading because that's an interesting thing.
3:48
And then also on Instagram, I had some people say that I was being automatically unfollowed.
3:54
They were automatically, their profiles were unfollowing me and that people weren't able
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to re-follow me for a little bit.
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And so obviously these things never happen on Democrat people that are blue check mark
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people or liberal people that are blue check mark people.
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But it's happening to us.
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If you're noticing that, please shoot us a message.
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Let us know, we're going to see if we can get to the bottom of this, which I assume that
4:12
we won't be able to.
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But we do have an exciting announcement before we get to the clown world stuff that we live
4:17
in.
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We're looking to expand the Undaunted Life Team.
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And so this is a special announcement just to you guys that listen to the show because
4:23
that's part of the whole deal.
4:25
It's not just something that we're putting out there.
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We're not putting it out there on all these other different websites, but we need someone
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to help us with our social media.
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And so we're looking to expand our team to include that person.
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And we want someone that's leaning forward and in terms of what we're looking for, we
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want someone that's sold out to the Undaunted Life mission.
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So we want someone like you listening to this right now that is sold out to our mission
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to equipment around the globe to push back darkness with content that for just spiritual
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mental and physical resilience.
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We don't just want some random slappy that's good at social media or understands algorithms
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or something like that.
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We want somebody that's dedicated to what we're wanting to do.
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But also we want somebody that has social media professional experience, not just somebody
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that is a consumer of social media and maybe they've made some cute memes here or there.
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We want someone that's actually done this, whether you work individually for yourself
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or whether you work for a larger company or agency.
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That's fine.
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And we're also only looking for US citizens because I've been reached out to by a bunch
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of random people that are in India or Pakistan or different places like that.
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And they're wanting to be a part of this, but we want to help, you know, solidify the
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American worker.
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And so we want to help or we want to get help from somebody that is here.
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So guys, if that is you, if that represents you, if you're sold out to our mission, if
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you've got experience doing this professionally and you're a United States citizen, there's
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a link in our show notes, but it is undaunted dot life backslash social.
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There's a short form on there where you can give us a little bit of information about
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yourself and let us see some of your work, but undaunted dot life backslash social, if
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this isn't you, but you know someone that would be good at this, make sure you give
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them that link undaunted dot life backslash social.
5:55
So no quick hitters today, because all we're going to be talking about is the fact that
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Joe Biden is dead.
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I mean, like politically kind of dead.
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Okay, so he's still living and taking in breath.
6:06
He's still being pumped up with all kinds of drugs so that he can function on a normal
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regular basis.
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He's still going to bed at around three 30 or four o'clock.
6:13
But politically speaking, his era is dead and done because as you all know by now on
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Sunday afternoon, it was announced on Twitter, which is ridiculous in and of itself that
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he announced it on Twitter.
6:25
But he put out a one page letter basically saying that he is stepping aside and he is
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not running for reelection and not representing the Democratic party.
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The next thing thing about his initial letter is that it did not explicitly endorse Kamala
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Harris.
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That was the very first thing that I keyed in on is he did not explicitly endorse Kamala
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Harris.
6:44
And then everybody for about a half hours like, Oh my gosh, we're going to have an open
6:47
Democratic convention in Chicago in August.
6:49
This is going to be absolutely insane, absolutely unprecedented.
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But then he sends out a second tweet again 30 minutes after he released the letter basically
6:57
explicitly endorsing Kamala Harris.
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But why not say that in the initial letter?
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Did they really just was that really an oversight?
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I just don't really see that as a possibility.
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But it was very telling that the letter also did not explain why he isn't running for reelection.
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He doesn't say that he's dropping out because he's too old.
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He doesn't say that he's dropping out because he's going to die from COVID.
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He doesn't say that he's dropping out because he's, you know, senile or that he has some
7:23
sort of disease Parkinson's.
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He doesn't say that he's dropping out of the race out of, you know, some sort of patriotic
7:28
duty. He just says that he's stepping aside for the best interest of his party and the
7:33
country kind of, but it's ultimately because he has no pathway to victory.
7:37
He doesn't say that explicitly either.
7:39
And we can clearly see that he was pushed out.
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We'll certainly talk more about that in a second.
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But it was also very telling that he did this in a tweet.
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I mean, I understand we're in the social media era and there's a lot of things that are kind
7:50
of like circular.
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That's a way that, you know, news can kind of go around the globe immediately.
7:55
But no press conference, no address from the Oval Office.
7:59
I know that we're supposed to be getting one of those soon, but he didn't do any of that.
8:03
He did it in a tweet.
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Now I have a theory about this.
8:06
Now I can't substantiate this and I doubt it'll ever be proven or disproven.
8:10
But this is my theory about why he is either unaware that this has happened or at least
8:15
initially he was completely unaware that this happened.
8:18
And I mean that literally or they're straight up forcing his hand.
8:22
So they wrote up the letter, they put his signature on there and they're just like,
8:25
this is what's going to happen.
8:27
Okay.
8:28
It actually made me think of when, you know, UFC president Dana Wyden, when the UFC will
8:32
publicly announce fights between two fighters that have not signed their battle agreements
8:37
yet, but it's forcing those fighters hands because it's making them feel the public pressure
8:42
of the public announcement to basically do whatever the machine wants to do.
8:47
Now, roundly Democrats all over the place were very, very excited about this.
8:51
You know, they're saying, oh, this is great for Joe Biden's legacy.
8:54
And he's stepping aside.
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What a patriotic person.
8:56
What an amazing person.
8:58
And they all essentially every prominent Democrat currently in office and formerly an office
9:02
came out and endorsed Kamala Harris, except for the Obamas and we'll have to watch and
9:07
wait and see why I don't think this is an angle for Michelle Obama.
9:10
Like I've already told you guys before, if Michelle Obama does come down out of the rafters
9:14
at the DNC, she will smoke Donald Trump in the general election.
9:18
I'm telling you right now, she'll win by 100 electoral college votes.
9:21
She'll win by millions and millions and millions of votes.
9:23
She's the most popular woman in America.
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But the sense I get is that she's not really a political creature that she didn't really
9:29
like being in the White House.
9:31
So I don't really see that happening.
9:32
But Democrats all over the place were very excited about this, obviously, because now
9:35
they have a chance at winning.
9:37
And then Republicans seem to be very, very excited at this news as well, because they
9:42
see Kamala Harris in a lot of ways as worse than Joe Biden.
9:45
But in my personal opinion, I don't think Republicans should get too excited, but we'll
9:49
cover that here in just a second.
9:51
Now if I had to predict for you what I think actually happened, but I think actually happened
9:56
here, which led to this announcement, to this letter of Joe Biden stepping aside.
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I think that the Democratic elites and the Democrat donor class, they, I don't think
10:05
that they tried to convince Joe Biden to step aside or convince Jill who is one of the most
10:11
evil horrible people in modern political life, basically doing this to her husband and keeping
10:17
him upright.
10:18
And I don't think they tried to influence Hunter to try to influence Joe to make the right
10:23
decision for the country.
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I would bet that they threatened them, that they threatened Joe, Jill, Hunter, and the
10:31
rest of the binds, that they threatened him.
10:34
I think that they threatened that they would push silently for the 25th Amendment while
10:39
still in office and ruin his legacy, which would also ruin his ability to make money
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post presidency, which would obviously, you know, that's obviously very important to Biden
10:48
and the Biden brand and the Biden family.
10:50
They've been going around picking up bags of cash ever since Biden became a senator back
10:54
in his late twenties.
10:56
I bet they threatened Jill Biden, who seems to be a megalomaniac of an extreme degree,
11:01
that she would no longer have a public facing profile, that she would not be allowed to
11:05
basically do anything post presidency.
11:08
I bet they threatened Hunter with the ability that, hey, we can make sure that you end up
11:13
in prison.
11:14
I bet you more than anything that they guaranteed Hunter that if Joe Biden stepped aside that
11:19
they would keep him out of prison, regardless of if he's convicted or any of those types
11:24
of things that they would find a way to make sure that he was not, in fact, going to end
11:28
up inside of a prison cell.
11:30
I also bet that they assured Joe that he will make tens of millions of dollars, if not more
11:36
post presidency via his foundation and via money flowing through his presidential library
11:41
or something like that.
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I don't think that the Biden's got together and decided, Oh, you know, there's not really
11:46
pathway to victory.
11:47
We're getting out of here.
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I think that they absolutely forced the guy out.
11:51
So what we have guys now in reality is we have the first diversity, equity and inclusion
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candidate for president in the United States history to represent a major political party.
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That's Kamala Harris.
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Now you might be thinking, wait a minute, Kyle, that sounds awfully racist or sexist
12:09
to say, well, let me take you in the way back machine to when then candidate Joe Biden explained
12:16
why exactly he selected Kamala Harris to be his VP and running mate.
12:21
So this is a quote from a CNN Univision debate that they did in Washington, DC.
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If I'm elected president, my cabinet, my administration will look like the country and
12:30
I commit that I will in fact appoint a woman to be vice president.
12:37
And then when the shortlist of his VP candidates came out, guys, not only were they all women,
12:43
because he said that was going to be the case, they were all black women.
12:47
So I couldn't find an exact quote of when he said, Nope, I'm not considering anyone that's
12:52
not a black woman.
12:53
I'm definitely going to have a black VP, a black female VP, but that was what every
12:57
signal pointed to.
13:00
And that's DEI guys, that is where you artificially limit the candidate pool that you're going
13:06
to select from based on immutable characteristics.
13:10
And he straight up said, every male will not be considered, you're disqualified from consideration.
13:18
And also every male and female, that is not at least part black will not be considered
13:24
for this either, it's DEI.
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And with that, you know, that being that Harris is the first DEI candidate for president
13:32
to represent a major political party, Harris Kamala Harris might also be the single most
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unimpressive and least accomplished candidate to represent a major political party in modern
13:49
American history.
13:51
And some of you might say, well, what about Donald Trump?
13:53
He had no political accomplishments before that, but yeah, but he was one of the most
13:58
famous people on planet earth.
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He was a billionaire.
14:02
He had done a bunch of things in the business world.
14:04
This was an accomplished human being.
14:06
You know, some people have talked about JD Vance being announced as a VP, like, wait a
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minute, like, you know, he's in his late thirties.
14:12
He's only been in Congress for, you know, less than two years as a United States Senator.
14:17
But he graduated from Yale.
14:20
He worked his way through Yale Law School.
14:22
He was very successful in the business and the tech sector.
14:24
He wrote a best selling book that sold millions of copies that was then turned into a movie.
14:30
And then he ran a highly contested Senate campaign and became a senator representing the state
14:36
of Ohio.
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So very, very accomplished.
14:39
But now let's look at Kamala Harris, okay?
14:42
So at Howard University, she gained a reputation for being a bad student and also a fraternity
14:47
house whore and keeping in line with her, you know, penchant for being a skank, she got her
14:52
start in politics by banging then speaker of the California Assembly, Willie Brown, who
14:57
appointed her to the unemployment insurance appeals board and then later appointed her
15:01
to the California Medical Assistance Commission.
15:04
So she got both of those jobs, not because of her qualifications, but because she was
15:08
blowing the guy.
15:09
Then she became the district attorney of San Francisco because she ran a campaign mostly
15:14
focusing on wait for it, the fact that she was indeed nonwhite and a woman.
15:20
Then she became the attorney general of California because no Republican will ever actually have
15:24
a shot at being a, you know, beating a Democrat, you know, in that hellhole that was once known
15:30
as the great state of California.
15:32
Then she won the U.S. Senate seat representing California by campaigning in a race where
15:36
no Republicans were even on the general election ballot.
15:39
So she essentially ran unopposed, you know, once, once she got to the end, then she ran
15:44
such a horrifically bad campaign for president of the U.S. back in 2020 that she actually
15:50
had to drop out before the California primary because all of the polling showed that she
15:55
was going to get absolutely skunked in the state where she proudly served previously
16:00
or was serving as U.S. Senator and then previously as attorney general and D.A. of San Francisco.
16:06
Then as we've already covered, she was selected by Joe Biden, a man who she claimed was a
16:12
sexual assault or enracist to run with him as VP because she was in fact nonwhite and
16:19
a woman.
16:20
So to summarize, her most noted accomplishments are being a side chick whore who never won
16:28
a truly contested political race, being plucked out of relative obscurity because of her immutable
16:33
characteristics of being a nonwhite woman and being completely ineffectual in her job
16:38
as vice president, essentially failing at anything that was even vaguely important.
16:43
But did I mention she's a black woman?
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Did I forget?
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Did I forget to mention that?
16:49
Because again, that seems to be her one claim to fame and claim to any type of job that
16:53
she might want moving forward.
16:56
Now if you guys think that Trump is just going to automatically destroy Kamala Harris and
17:04
win in a landslide because her polling numbers are somehow lower than Joe Biden's and he's
17:08
the least popular president of modern history and she's the least popular vice president
17:12
of modern history and all that type of thing.
17:14
I just got to tell you guys, I think you've got another thing coming.
17:18
Kamala Harris might be a complete dunce, okay?
17:22
The Republicans would do well to not forget that Democrats' propensity to vote blue no
17:29
matter who is incredibly strong.
17:34
And if you, I mean, just look at, I mean, they put Joe Biden up in 2020 and he was a
17:38
terrible candidate thin.
17:40
And again, with even the all the chicanery that a lot of you claim went down and even
17:44
though it wasn't proven in court, he beat Donald Trump by millions and millions of popular
17:51
votes and got, he skunked him in the general election or in the electoral college.
17:57
And if you add that to Democrats' slavish devotion to intersectionality, Kamala becomes
18:05
a real threat to actually win this thing because they want the first female president.
18:12
They tried with Hillary, but now they're just going to add someone who is, you know, part
18:17
black, part Indian, like they want that.
18:20
They want to check those boxes because those things are incredibly important to them.
18:24
And we can see this because in less than 24 hours after Joe Biden's announcement and subsequent
18:30
endorsement of Kamala Harris, they raised close to $50 million for Kamala Harris' campaign.
18:38
Close to $50 million.
18:41
And that wasn't from like five or six donors.
18:43
This was from a lot of small donors, $50 million in less than 24 hours, guys.
18:47
And that's continued since Sunday.
18:50
Now, one of the main problems that this Kamala Harris, you know, running campaign poses for
18:56
Republicans, well, there's actually a couple.
18:59
So the first one is they have spent a year, Republicans have spent a year, Trump has spent
19:04
a year attacking Joe Biden, mainly for his ineptitude and his senility.
19:11
And now they have to shift their attacks entirely to focusing on Kamala.
19:15
And you might think, well, she was part of the administration, yes, but she's a completely
19:18
different human being.
19:20
But the second main problem, and this is the larger issue, is that the entire news cycle,
19:26
even with the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, has been focused on how bad Joe Biden
19:31
is as a president, how bad his poll numbers are, how bad he did at the debate.
19:36
And a lot of people have said that if the election is a referendum on Biden, this is
19:41
like a big, you know, a bench of heroism.
19:44
If the election is a referendum on Biden, then Biden loses.
19:47
But if the election is or becomes a referendum on Trump, then Trump loses.
19:53
The problem now, guys, and you really have to think soberly about this, is that Kamala
19:58
Harris is a relatively unknown person on the national side.
20:02
So she could, and I think Democrats will make sure that she operates like quote unquote
20:08
generic Democrat.
20:09
Now, if you don't immediately understand why that's problematic or why I brought it up,
20:14
I'm going to urge you to do this when you can safely do so, don't do it while you're driving
20:17
down the road, but go to Google or your preferred search engine and search generic Democrat
20:23
verse Trump polls, generic Democrat versus Trump polls.
20:30
Because as we see in those types of polls, and this has been this way from the very beginning
20:35
of this election cycle, generic Democrat beat Donald Trump, basically across the board beats
20:42
him in every swing state and beats him nationally.
20:46
So the Democrats are going to do everything they can to make sure that Kamala Harris is
20:52
not out in front too much, not in the limelight unless they're talking about her as this transformative
20:58
ground breaking, you know, sealing, shattering female black candidate.
21:03
They're going to try to make this entire election a referendum on Trump.
21:07
And I'm not sure that Trump will have the discipline to get out of his own way over
21:11
the next, you know, 100 days or so.
21:13
Because you know, he's a showman and it's easy to, you know, watch what Joe Biden did
21:18
at that debate.
21:19
And then just basically Trump just disappeared and went and golf for a week and kind of let
21:22
the Democrats try to eat each other alive.
21:24
He can't do that.
21:25
Now, this is a real race all of a sudden and Republicans out there need to remember that
21:32
it's not about how we view the Democratic candidate, but how the majority of potential
21:38
Democratic voters and, you know, lean blue, independent voters will be motivated to vote
21:43
against Donald Trump.
21:46
Because I think back to, you know, ancient history in 2020, when Donald Trump would have
21:50
these huge rallies, tens of thousands of people showing up to arenas and to these outdoor
21:57
events.
21:58
And everyone's like, Oh my gosh, like, you know, only a few hundred people are showing
22:02
up to these Biden rallies.
22:03
But look at all these people showing up in the Trump rallies.
22:07
And yet Biden easily won.
22:09
And again, you can claim it was it was stolen and, you know, these drop boxes and oh, I
22:12
watched a documentary that proves blah, blah, well, guess what guys, it wasn't proven in
22:15
court.
22:16
So until further notice, we just have to assume that there wasn't enough chicanery in the
22:21
2020 election that would have overturned the election and actually made it go for Trump.
22:25
So Biden just won, okay.
22:27
And Biden won even though he was an adult old fart to begin with because Trump was the
22:35
better candidate, but Biden ended up winning.
22:38
All of us thought, Hey, we can see right here before our very eyes that Biden is not all
22:42
altogether there.
22:43
He's very old.
22:45
He's slurring his speech.
22:46
He's had a very unimpressive career in politics and politics is essentially the only real job
22:52
he's ever had.
22:53
But again, it doesn't matter what we think about it because you only get to vote once.
22:59
So whether you're holding your nose and voting for Trump or whether you're literally, as
23:04
I said last week, swimming through lava to vote for Trump, it still only counts once.
23:10
And also, we might think that Kamala Harris is an unimpressive, adult of a human being
23:17
that just spews out a constant stream of unintelligible nonsense.
23:21
And it might be true, but low IQ or blue, no matter who voters will just say, well, she's
23:27
just a little quirky.
23:29
And then they will fundraise for her campaign for her and then vote for her.
23:33
So we have to be very, very careful about thinking this race is over.
23:36
It's not over by a long shot.
23:38
Hey guys, real quick.
23:40
Here recently, one of my family members was telling me about how they partnered with another
23:43
family and they bought some beef from this local cattle producer.
23:46
And when they got the beef, it was unbelievably terrible.
23:50
And I can tell you this from experience because they made me some beef ribs from that animal
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So guys, I want to transition just giving you a bunch of random, you know, shotgun style
25:38
thoughts here.
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There's a lot of thoughts here.
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First one, Republicans should make a show of trying to invoke the 25th amendment.
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Okay.
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There's no chance that they're going to be able to get it, get it through.
25:50
There's no chance that they're going to actually be able to get Biden removed from office, but
25:52
they need to basically scream this from the mountaintops, okay?
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Because the reality is, is you're telling me that Biden is not healthy enough to run
26:02
for president, but he is healthy enough to be president right now.
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Make it make sense.
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Explain it to me like I'm five.
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And the reality is, is for years now, he is not and should not have been operating as
26:19
president of the United States.
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He should not have even been the figurehead, but that's what he's done.
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Okay.
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And so Republicans should point that out to an extreme degree.
26:30
Also this epic collapse of Joe Biden, which by by any definition is an epic collapse of
26:37
his presidency.
26:39
This solidifies him as the worst president in modern American history.
26:43
So Jimmy Carter in his old age, he can now pass on at some point to the afterlife, knowing
26:49
that he has finally been supplanted.
26:52
Joe Biden, again, the media is trying to do this, uh, re jiggering of what's actually
26:57
happened over the last several years, what we've seen with inflation, what we've seen
27:01
with what's happened on the international stage and what life is like for Americans now versus
27:05
what it was like in the first certainly three years of a Trump presidency solidifies him
27:10
as one of the most ineffectual, but most damning presidents of all time because he has had a
27:17
tremendous impact. It just so happens that that impact has been incredibly, incredibly
27:21
negative.
27:22
Another thing is that I keep hearing about how this recent debate against Trump was when
27:30
everyone found out for the first time that Joe Biden was a senile, feckless old fart
27:38
that we couldn't have possibly known until this exact moment. I remember the shock and
27:42
awe of people on Twitter, these liberals, these, you know, blue, no matter who Democrats
27:46
that were like, Oh my gosh, I had no idea. Joe Biden was like this, but guys, we knew
27:51
this in 2019 when he was running for president and then when he was still running for president
27:56
in 2020 and then when he actually won and then took office at the beginning of 2021.
28:02
He's only just deteriorated further, but he has looked this way for the entirety of his
28:07
presidency and the run up to his campaign for the presidency.
28:11
I mean, this, this was a cover up that everyone who was paying attention while having a functioning
28:16
brain could actually see. I remember having conversations with people in 2020 that were
28:22
intending to vote for Joe Biden and being like, guys, he, he's, he's senile. He can
28:27
barely speak. He has an unimpressive track record, but the dude can barely speak. And
28:33
you're telling me that no one knew this until this first debate, this go around during the
28:38
campaign, like, come on, how dumb do you think we are? Also, how often have we heard it?
28:46
Republicans are a threat to democracy, which again, we are constitutional Republican guys
28:50
get with the program, but Republicans are a threat to democracy. We have to defeat Trump
28:53
because democracy is on the line. So let's go ahead and recap. The Democrat elites and
28:59
the Democrat donor class disregarded the votes of 14 million people that cast their
29:05
ballots for Joe Biden than in the Democratic primaries this time around. And they disregarded
29:10
the donations and the support of all the small donors to push out the sitting president from
29:17
running for reelection. And Republicans are the ones attempting to subvert democracy.
29:26
And the Democrats literally did every backhanded thing they could to keep R.K. Jr. from being
29:33
a serious challenge to Joe Biden during the Democratic primaries. They got him basically
29:38
blocked, made him run as a third party candidate. And I think it's because they knew that R.K.
29:43
Jr. would have gained a monumental amount of support in the primary, even if he didn't
29:47
end up winning the nomination, they would have been enough to really peel off a ton of support
29:51
for Joe Biden. And you're telling me Republicans are the ones attempting to subvert democracy?
29:58
Again, guys, the only reason any of this is going on is because Joe Biden was lagging
30:04
in the polls. So, so let's say that the polls were showing that Joe Biden was within the
30:09
margin of error or showing Joe Biden winning, right? If that's what the polls were showing
30:12
right now, they would not have taken him out of this race. Joe Biden would still be in
30:17
this race. So what the Democrats are telling you what they're communicating to you and
30:21
showing you is that they are completely okay with a mentally addled and senile man running
30:27
the country right now and running for reelection as long as he would be reelected anyway. It's
30:35
only when he became useless to their political cause that they took him out back and shot
30:40
him. That's essentially what happened. Another thing, you know how we know that this was
30:46
all coordinated well in advance? Because and this is a little known fact. Not many people
30:51
are talking about it. All of the chair people of the Democratic Party. So these are the chair
30:57
person for the state of Oklahoma for the state of Wyoming for the state of New Mexico for
31:01
the whatever, all of the chair people essentially immediately came out and support a Kamala Harris.
31:09
Not a single one of them questioned her or her ability to serve or anything like that.
31:14
Or hey, guys, let's just open this up. You know, let's do a new primary or let's you
31:18
know, you have an open convention and really figure out who the best person is going to
31:21
be. None of them did that. They were all ready to go. They were all in line. And you saw
31:27
every prominent Democrat currently in office or no longer in office come out and support
31:31
her almost immediately except for the Obamas. This wasn't a shock to any of them. No one
31:36
expressed shock that this was happening. It's like they already knew it was going to happen.
31:41
Also, as I mentioned last week, you guys simply do not hate the mainstream media enough.
31:48
Because immediately after this announcement, immediately, you could see the mainstream
31:52
medias and the Democratic parties, but I repeat myself, their initial plan of attack. Trump
31:57
is too old. Kamala is the young and energetic pick. But guys, these were the same people
32:06
that as recently as Sunday morning of the same day that Joe Biden came out of the race, pulled
32:12
himself out of the race, supposedly. They were shuring the electorate. They were shuring
32:17
the American people. Not only that Biden was up for the job for another four years, but
32:21
that he was better than he's ever been. Mark Cuban, who has just made an absolute ass
32:27
of himself over the last several years, you know, showing his political cards a week ago.
32:33
He was tweeting about how Joe Biden is better than ever. And he's his mental acuity is still
32:37
high. And gosh, we're so glad we have him. And I can't wait to vote for him in November
32:40
and all that. And his tweet almost immediately after Joe Biden pulled himself out of the race
32:45
was, ah, you know, father time's undefeated. So so did he age in the last week? Was there
32:53
something magical that happened in the last week, Mr. Cuban? Also, in terms of Kamala Harris's
32:59
accomplishments and fitness for the job of president, the entire mainstream media machine,
33:06
and you can see this in their headlines, Washington Post, New York Times, the AP, everybody, they're
33:11
only currently mentioning one thing, her immutable characteristics. She has a chance to become
33:17
the first female president. She's close to being the first black woman to be president
33:22
of the US. She's the first person of South Asian descent to be a major parties candidate
33:29
for president. That was one that I saw this morning. Because her family is from India
33:33
or part of her family is from India. That's all they can come up with. That's all they
33:37
can come up with, which again goes back to the Democratic Party playbook and why they're
33:41
so effective at this is because they will circle around anybody. I remember during the
33:46
midterms, there was a dead person on the ballot that beat a living Republican because Democrats
33:52
will vote blue no matter who and they will always come home and be in line. Also, isn't
33:58
it so interesting that the fact that Donald Trump was almost murdered on live television
34:04
while out of campaign rally, not even a week and a half ago at this point, that that's
34:09
been memory hold? Like you would think the potential assassination, the near assassination
34:16
of the odds on favorite to win the White House being murdered, potentially murdered, skipping
34:23
out on dying by millimeters that that would still be dominating the news cycle. It's
34:28
just just gone. Like a fart in the wind, just gone. No one's talking about it anymore.
34:35
People aren't even wondering, you know, what's under Trump's bandage? What is he hiding?
34:39
Was he actually shot? I mean, there's still some dorks out there, but everything has
34:43
shifted. Everything has shifted away from that. It's just completely insane. Also, every
34:50
part of this guys, and I've talked about a little bit throughout this, it feels like
34:53
it just feels like a setup. I mean, I think if we go back to the debate that he had with
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Trump a little while back, I think that the democratic inner circle made sure that Biden
35:06
looked as bad as he did in that debate. I don't think that they were all shocked that
35:11
it happened. They acted shocked, but I don't think that they actually were shocked. I think
35:15
they made sure of this. I mean, they didn't obviously they didn't shoot him up with the
35:19
same stuff that they did for the last day of the union address where he came off as mildly
35:22
sentient. I think they wanted this to happen. I think they wanted to get all the way through,
35:28
make sure Joe Biden was the solidified candidate only to pull the old switcharoo and bring
35:33
in Kamala Harris. Also, a lot of people are looking at polling right now, and they're
35:38
like, Oh, well, look at the polls between, you know, Biden, Harrison, all that guys,
35:41
I'm just going to tell you right now. I don't think that you should give any credence to
35:45
a single national or swing state poll until September. I'm serious. Like there's just
35:50
too much that is in flux because, you know, as of the recording of this nine days ago,
35:57
10 days ago, Donald Trump was almost murdered. Currently, as I'm recording this, you know,
36:02
the day before most of you guys are listening to it, we have the Secret Service director
36:06
Sheedles who's cons who's in front of Congress right now, apparently giving a horrific performance,
36:11
which again, I don't think that's a bug as much as it is a feature of this woman. But
36:16
I think that it's way too early to start looking at comparison polls because Harris has not
36:22
selected a VP candidate, which I don't think that, you know, we should get to worked up
36:25
about who she picks as VP. I don't I don't think it's necessarily going to be something
36:30
that is changes the race unless it's Shapiro from the state of Pennsylvania, which could
36:34
take Pennsylvania off the board for the Republicans. But the guy's also a Jew and Democrats hate
36:38
Jews. So, you know, there's all this kind of stuff going in. But there's just too much
36:41
influx. Harris hasn't done a public presser yet. They haven't started campaigning against
36:47
Harris yet. The Harris team has not started like, you know, turning their vitriol towards
36:51
Trump in any way that isn't already singularly attached to Joe Biden. We don't have we don't
36:58
have the Democratic convention that's happened. We don't know if they're going to try to solidify
37:02
Kamala Harris as the candidate before they get into the convention. No matter what party
37:07
and no matter who's been elected, there's always a post convention bump no matter what.
37:12
And so guys, these this convention is in August. So we have to wait for all of the dust to
37:17
settle all of it. There's way too much dust. Just hang on and start looking at the polls
37:21
again in September. Also, if Kamala Harris does God forget God forbid to become the next
37:27
president United States, you can expect to see incredibly liberal and murderous policies
37:33
put forth on abortion. Kamala Harris is one of the most extreme people on the abortion
37:38
subject matter that we have in public life. And again, the Democratic platform on abortion
37:44
is abortion for any reason at any point of pregnancy and paid for by taxpayer dollars.
37:49
Kamala Harris is certainly for all of those things. Need to remind you that she was the
37:52
first vice president or president, but the first vice president to actually visit an
37:56
abortion facility while in office. She loves killing babies. It's like one of her favorite
38:04
things. And again, I said a second ago, like we shouldn't get too worked up about who she
38:09
picks for VP and all that. And you know, kind of the same thing, I didn't think people
38:12
needed to get too worked up about JD Vance, because JD Vance is brought in again, he's
38:16
in his late 30s. He's kind of seen as the guy that can keep the magma mantle thing going.
38:20
And look, if Donald Trump is elected, then four years from now, JD Vance is obviously
38:24
very viable to take over and win the presidential nomination for the Republicans. That's why
38:30
he said in a previous episode months ago, that I think that Rhonda Santis may have missed
38:35
out on his opportunity because everything is about timing. Everything is about timing.
38:40
Because he's going to no longer be the governor of the state of Florida two years from now,
38:44
right? So when the midterms are happening, that's whenever he's going to be leaving office.
38:47
So for two years leading up to the 2028 election, can't believe we've been talking about it.
38:52
For two years, he's going to basically be a ghost. And so if Donald Trump's in the White
38:57
House and JD Vance is his VP, he's going to be out front on a lot of different things.
39:01
So to all you DeSantis supporters out there like me, it's a little bit of a disappointing
39:04
development. But hey, a lot of things can change like do things could change the next day,
39:09
much less the next like four to five years. And my last point that I want to go through
39:12
here is we are perhaps in the most dangerous time in recent history as a nation and as a
39:20
world because the United States is still the dominant hegemonic structure here in the in
39:25
the entire world. And that's because all of our enemies around the globe know that Joe Biden
39:30
will at least be the president until January of next year and that he is completely a lame
39:36
duck at this point. They know because Democrats have basically said Joe Biden's basically said,
39:42
I'm not up to the job. I'm so not up to the job that I can't even run a campaign and the country
39:48
at the same time. And so what is China going to do? What is Iran going to do? What is North
39:54
Korea going to do? What are the Russians going to do? I hope not. But over the next several months,
40:00
I think that we're going to see a lot of movement from those entities that I just described,
40:04
but also from fundamentalist Islamist groups, because they know this is our opportunity.
40:10
And you know, if Kamala Harris becomes president, then they can just continue on doing everything
40:15
that they want to do. But they are scared to death of the fact that Donald Trump might be
40:19
president. There was reporting that Iran, there was an active threat that Iranians were trying to
40:24
kill Donald Trump here on American soil, which obviously signals that they are terrified at the
40:29
prospect of Donald Trump becoming president again. Because when he was president, he essentially
40:33
through sanctions, bankrupted that nation. And then when Joe Biden takes over, all of a sudden,
40:37
that nation is washing cash again. I mean, there's absolutely a wash and cash like their
40:42
Scrooge McDucking into their, you know, into their their money all of the sudden. And so
40:47
there's a whole lot that can go on. I know that this is very anxiety inducing for a lot of people.
40:53
But I do want to give you, because I know I normally do scripture from the top of the show,
40:56
and I kind of, you know, made fun of second Kamala for 20 and all that kind of stuff.
41:00
But I want to read Psalm 22, 28 to you. For the kingdom is the lords and he rules over the nations.
41:08
So guys, again, let me remind you, God does not need America. And just because America has been
41:15
a dominant hegemon for two centuries does not mean that God is specifically blessing the United
41:21
States so that he can get done what he needs to get done. He can get done what he needs to get
41:25
done regardless of what's going on need. I remind you that some of the places where the gospel is
41:30
being accepted to an extreme degree or places where missionaries can't get into like very easily
41:36
at all. So the church in Iran is exploding. And do you think they just have street Christian
41:41
street preachers in Iran? No, they would all be beheaded or set on fire or tortured to death or
41:46
thrown off roofs like that that these things aren't happening. But the Holy Spirit is revealing the
41:51
sun. Jesus, two people in their dreams to Muslims to devout Muslims and to terrorists in their dreams.
41:58
And so you're telling me that we need America somehow so that the gospel can be spread again.
42:03
We're living in a post-Christian America, like sub-Saharan Africa, Southeast Asia,
42:08
different parts of the Middle East. These are the places where Christianity is exploding. Why?
42:12
Because God rules overall. The triune God is actually operating in the world that we are in right now.
42:20
Because when Jesus died on the cross, that actually did count for those that would accept
42:25
that free gift of grace. For the kingdom is the Lord's and he rules over the nations.
42:30
Guys, buckle up. It's going to be a bumpy campaign season already has been one of the most bumpy
42:34
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