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From coast to coast, from
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border to border, from
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sea to shining Sea.
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Sean Kennedy is.
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On Stay
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right here for our final news round up
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and information overload.
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All right, New's round up and information overload
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hour. Here's our toll free number. It is eight hundred
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and ninety four one, Sean, if you want to be a part of the
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program. We are in Des Moines.
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We are in Iowa, where with the wind show
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it is close to twenty degrees below
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zero. We did attempt to send Linda out from
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a woman on the street, man on the street
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interview, and I
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heard it didn't go very well because nobody was on
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the street. There was nobody.
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There was nobody, nobody. The one
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guy you met it hasn't voted since how
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long forty four years? Amazing,
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Yes, So we sent sweet baby James out
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and he couldn't find anybody either, bundled up
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and we couldn't even recognize him. He looked like the
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abominable snowman. What
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do they call it? The yeah about the
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about I can't say that word, by the way, More
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in doubt actually wrote the column and that was the
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title of ver Yeah. But
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of course it was hating Trump anyway,
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eight hundred one sewn. Uh,
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well on full coverage tonight now eight
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o'clock Eastern is when
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the caucus begins and when
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I get on the air by nine, we're going to be very close
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to knowing who the winners are. And
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you know, there's certain things to look for. As I've
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been saying all afternoon, Uh, what
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is the margin that Donald Trump wins by? I
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think I think it is seen if people
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think that, you know, he's he's
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going to win by the last poll had him up by twenty
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eight points.
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Uh.
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Second place is going to be interesting, Uh
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in this more in the more recent polling,
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Nicky Haley has edged out
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Ron de Santis, although DeSantis's
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organization I think is second to none here
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besides Trump. And so we'll see
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what happens in second place. And
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then it's you know, often New I am sure, and
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Nevada, South Carolina Super Tuesday,
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you know, is this game day we all begin. I've
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taken note of a
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really a rising star in my mind
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within conservative ranks and the
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Republican Party ranks out
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of North Carolina. That's the Lieutenant Governor
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Mark Robinson. And he's going
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to join us in a second and let me
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just play a cut of him saying that African
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American voters are tired of being used
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as pawns by the Democrat Party.
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And quite frankly, black folks
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are just not falling for it anymore. Every
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two years, every four years, every
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six years, these elected officials
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come around and make promise the moon
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and the stars and pander all day long.
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And then once they're elected, what do they
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deliver? Defunding the police, more
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economic doldrums, more crime,
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more poverty. They don't
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deliver any of the promises that they make,
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They don't keep any of their promises. In
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fact, they are moving us backwards
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in time. They are moving us downward
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in prosperity, and Black folks are seeing
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it, and then they're not falling for it anymore. They're
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tired of being used as political
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polls. And Joe Biden has been
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the king of this and his sorry administration
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has affected black communities all across
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these nations, all across this nation, and
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folks are not falling for it anymore.
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The polls are showing, I mean these I
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mentioned at the top of the show today. The polls
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for Joe Biden are just devastating.
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And when you break it down demographically. First
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of all, he only is a thirty three percent approval
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rating and the lowest
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ever of any president in the
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modern era. Only thirty
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one percent of women now supporting Joe
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Biden. He had fifty seven percent of
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women voters in twenty twenty. At
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twenty eight percent approval among independents,
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you can't win. If these numbers
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hold throughout this year, he cannot win. That's
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why I believe if these polls
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continue, there's going to be a move to get him off the
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ticket because they really have
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no choice. And anyway,
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forty one percent among college graduates,
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that's ten percent off among
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African Americans has been pole after
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poll after pole. His
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approval rating now down twenty one points
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with Black Americans, down
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nearly twenty points with Hispanic Americans,
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and it's it's pretty unbelievable.
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I mean, it's it is a precipitous decline.
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Now, if you listen to the likes
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of Democratic Operatives, they're
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pretty smart people. I talked about this on America's
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Newsroom today with Bill Hemmer and Danan
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Prino. I said, you know, when you
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have gotten the likes of James
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Carvel, David Axelrod, Van
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Jones, mare En Doubt at the New York
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Times. Those are prominent, influential
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Democratic voices. What they
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say matters, and when they keep repeating
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it, like in the case of Axelrod, it's
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having an impact. And the question
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is will the you know, apparatic
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if you will in the Democratic Party stay with Biden.
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I think it's an open question. Now anyway, joining us,
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our friend, Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson
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is back, sir, how are you, By the way, how's
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North Carolina?
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North Carolina's good. I'm fine and we
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hope that you are.
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And by the way, he's also the author of the book We
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Are the Majority, The Life and Passions
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of a Patriot is running
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for governor for the state of North Carolina. Look,
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I liked you from the first day I heard
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you. I liked you from the first time I
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interviewed you, and I listened
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to you. And what you are saying
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is one hundred percent true. I have observed
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this all the years I've been on radio and television,
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and every two years, every four years,
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Democrats they go into minority
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communities, you know, they pushed
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the vote. They play the race card, which
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drives me insane. Because if
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any Conservative is racist
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or any Republican is racist, I
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don't want anything to do with those people.
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They are dumb, they are ignorant,
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They're mean spirited, hateful people.
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I don't like racist people. I didn't
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like that Joe Biden partnered with a former klansman
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to stop the integration of public schools
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because he didn't want quote, public schools
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to become racial jungles, that's what he said.
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But it happens. And sure
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enough, you think this is going to be the year where
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maybe things change, and then
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comes voting time at the
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demographics don't seem to shift much.
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Why is that?
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Well, I think that we we really got
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to take a look at the candidates that the Republican
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Party runs. You know, we love to think
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that we live in a society where the color someone's
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skin doesn't matter, but it still does
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to a large degree. And when you start
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to see folks like me who grew up in
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some of these in the black
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community, who understand the
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struggles that folks face on
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a day to day basis, When when
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folks look at the television and see
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someone saying the things that they think,
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it starts to put that spark in to say,
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hey, I'm not alone in this. I'm not
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alone in my thinking. I know when my friends and
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I are sitting around, they're all talking about vote for Joe
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Biden and vote for some Democrats Liberal. But
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in my mind, in my heart, I feel
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these things that this guy's talking about. So
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I think we're going to see a lot of that change because we're
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seeing a lot of different candidates on the slates.
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We're seeing a lot of women, We're seeing a lot of
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minorities, and consequently,
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I mean coincidentally, those are the
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people the Democrat Party used as polls
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to push their agendas.
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Yeah.
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Well, I mean, let's examine
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what the facts are if you go into predominantly
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minority neighborhoods in America. I'll
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look at big states and big cities New York,
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Chicago, New Jersey, Los
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Angeles, San Francisco. When you go
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into these communities, I tell
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people, I ask them, well, how is your school system
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compared to the rest of the state, How is
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law and order compared to the rest of the of the
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state. You know, what has
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the Democratic Party delivered on that
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makes you? You know, at generally
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speaking, demographically speaking, because every
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poll is broken down by demographics. What
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compels people to continue to buy
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the line every two and four years and then
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they're never to be seen or heard from again until
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they want their vote again.
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Absolutely, it's a great question. It's one
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of one of the big questions here in North Carolina.
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But you talk about education, one of the big
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questions is freedom of charge for parents.
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Who does that affect more than anybody, That
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affects those poor families that are caught
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those failing schools in those poor
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neighborhoods. When those folks are able to
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take their children out of those failing schools
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and put them into successful schools, when
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they can get those vouchers, when they can get
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those stiphens to get their
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kids a proper education, it not only changes
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the trajectory of that child, we
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see that changing the trajectory
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of the family and the community at large.
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But who is it wants to stand it in the way of
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that Who wants to take that away? It's democrats,
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the same ones that they say care so much about
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the people in the community, don't want to give
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them the freedom of choice to expand on
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their children's educational opportunities.
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It's like it really like an episode of Twilight
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Going Sean. You couldn't write these
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things and have people believe them, but they're true.
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The very people who say they care so much
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are the ones who want to take away folk rights,
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take away folk ability to be
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able to take care of themselves, and take away
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their choices.
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Let me ask you, because in
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recent years, North Carolina has
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become a tougher state for
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Republicans to win nationally, and
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the same with the state of Georgia. That that
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alarms me because those are two must
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have states if Republicans
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want to win the presidency. And
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I'm not sure why it's happened. I
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know that the relationship between Trump
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and Camp and Georgia's not help things
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there. I would
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hope maybe that relationship could be repaired.
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I tend to think it won't be. But you
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know, why is it now we really have to
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pay attention to North Carolina. What's happened?
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Well? North Carolina did quite well in the last
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Senate race. We did quite well Ted
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budd Out. He was out
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raised three to one in dollars,
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but he won that race handily against
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a strong Democratic challenger.
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North Carolina has been called a purple
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state, but if you look at the political
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makeup of North Carolina. North Carolina is a red
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state. We have a supermajority in
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our legislature that is conservative
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and has done great things since twenty
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ten. The Republican
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Party has reversed the fortunes of North
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Carolina since twenty ten. At
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one point, we were three point four billion dollars
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in debt to the federal government. Now we find
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ourselves thirteen years later, only not in debt
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to the federal government. We have a five billion dollar surplus,
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and we're the number one business destination two years
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running. So North Carolina is not really
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a purple state. North Carolina is in red state.
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The problem is, I think what we've run
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into in this state. The chief problem is
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the governor's race. We've been
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settled with a Democrat governor for
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for going on eight years in this state
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that's done nothing but obstruct Our
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legislature has had to override him nineteen
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times on some great legislature. And
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if we can fill that seat, and fill our attorney
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general seats, and keep our courts and keep our legislatures,
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you're going to see North Carolina doing great things.
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They're going to do it with conservative policies that have
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great principles.
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Oh, we know that those policies work. A
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quick break right back more with Lieutenant Governor
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Mark Robinson of North Carolina, rising
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star in the Republican Party now running for governor.
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right, we continue now with Lieutenant Governor Mark
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Robinson of North Carolina now running for governor
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dials right here? Do you believe
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that these national polls are reflective
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of the people of North Carolina
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and as much as they see Joe Biden At
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the end of the day, I can't name a single policy
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that he's been successful on. At
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the end of the day, I can't. I can't
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say on any issue we are
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better off than we were four years ago. Now,
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peace and prosperity usually
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tend to drive elections. In this case, if
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you can't, if you can't point
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to a single accomplishment, how do you get how
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do you get people to vote for you? Again?
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Absolutely, I mean all you got to do is take a look
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at take a look at the state level. Compare California,
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it's run by a start raven, luntic
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libel compared to Florida, which.
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Is run by sounds like you want a debate Avenuwsom
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next, I'll be glad to moderate. I
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don't know if you saw the debate with the Sanda's Did
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you see it?
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I did. I saw parts of it, And I'm telling
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you.
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What do you mean you saw parts of it? He's supposed to watch the
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whole show. Lieutenant Governor? What's up with that?
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I'm a bit guy. I have
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to know what I suspected all along
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that Gavin Newsom is a stark, raven, a maniac
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liberal who's destroyed his state. Meanwhile,
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Ron de Santa says run that state and
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done nothing but good there and called the fortunes
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of Florida to be straight up.
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By the way, did you see what they're trying to do it in California?
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The Wall Street Journal talked about it. They want
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to implement a wealth tax, but they
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also want to apply the wealth tax to people
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that have moved out of the state. How do
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you tax people of the state income tax
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or a wealth tax when they don't live in your state anymore.
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And by the way, one of the reasons I see all this
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coming to New York in the years to come, I
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got the hell out.
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That's exactly right. People are abandoning these failing
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these failing states, and the states are failing because
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of bad policy. It's the
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same way at the national level. Take a look
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at the way the country was under President Trump
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to look at the gas prices, look at the food
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prices of the economy. We were energy independent,
15:54
our enemies were standing down. Now look
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at it under a president Joe Biden. Look
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at it.
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We just had President Trump on is he supporting
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your candidacy yet or you
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don't know?
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Are you talking about Joe Biden?
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No, just Donald Trump. I had Joe Biden
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would never come near this show. By the way, he's
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not capable of speaking for three minutes straight.
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That'd be impossible.
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Sure, for sure, not without two cards. He
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could absolutely even.
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With the Q cards, I don't think he'd make it.
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Listen, we're big fans of yours. We'd love
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to see you be the governor of the great state of
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North Carolina. I think
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you're a phenomenal not politician.
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I think you're a leader and you will want
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to say things that many others are
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afraid to say. And I give you a lot of credit for that.
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And you speak the truth and Americans
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need to hear more truth. Lieutenant
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Governor Mark Robinson, North Carolina. We
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love having you on the program. You're always welcome, sir.
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Thank you again for being with us.
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Thank you, Sean. Appreciate you all.
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Right, eight hundred nine point one show on our number. If
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in Des Moines, Iowa for tonight's caucus
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he's done to New Hampshire. I just
19:49
if I'm from those two states, I would take
19:51
that as a slap in the face. I
19:54
like the system that we had, I like the history behind
19:56
it. Anyway, Tom, how are
19:58
you what's going on your governor?
20:01
Your governor is working for Joe today. He's
20:03
not working for you, the people in Illinois.
20:06
Yeah, Hi, Sean, thanks for taking
20:08
my call. Yeah, it's very unfortunate, but that's
20:11
that's the situation. We have just
20:13
a couple of thoughts I have. First, congratulations
20:16
on your move to Florida. Uh, fantastic
20:19
move for you.
20:21
By the way, do you know what it's like to leave eighty degree
20:23
weather even though it was raining
20:25
when I left to leave eight to leave eighty
20:27
degree weather and just you know, get shocked
20:30
with twenty degree below zero
20:33
weather. It's pretty shocking change
20:35
it is.
20:36
You'll be glad to get back to Florida.
20:38
You know something that's looming large for this
20:41
next election cycle, Sean, and I'm not really
20:43
hearing too much about it, but I
20:45
think it's going to be a huge issue, and that is
20:47
the Trump tax cuts expire at the end
20:50
of next year. And I
20:52
don't know if people realize the significance
20:55
of of what will happen if the Left
20:57
gets back in the White House, and
20:59
god forbid, if they take control of the
21:02
House and so on with
21:04
this election cycle. I'm
21:07
really concerned about our economy in terms
21:09
of if the Trump tax cuts expire,
21:13
I believe we will go from some
21:15
of the largest tax cuts in history
21:18
to probably the largest tax increase
21:21
we have ever seen. And I think that
21:23
would be disastrous for our economy.
21:25
I think it would be the nail on the coffin
21:27
of a very fragile economy
21:29
that we already have.
21:31
Yeah, add that to the record debt that Joe
21:33
Biden came from putting us under, and you're
21:35
right, one hundred percent, but
21:38
it's even bigger than that. Let me just give you a
21:40
point that I accepted
21:42
as at the time. Is the right thing to do when
21:45
President Trump got rid of the what
21:47
it's called the salt of deductions, which is
21:50
state and local taxes. You used to be able to deduct
21:52
it if you're from a high tax state.
21:54
Here's the problem. It's for rewarding all
21:57
the wrong behavior of government and politicians.
22:00
In other words, an extra benefit
22:02
for states that tax higher where
22:04
where they're citizens could then deduct
22:07
those state and local taxes. Well,
22:09
what about states like Florida, Tennessee, Texas,
22:12
or the Carolinas that either have no income
22:15
tax or low income tax. You
22:17
know, they're not getting the benefit of that deduction. So
22:19
when it was taken away, I ended up paying personally
22:21
more money, But I did it because
22:23
I believed in it, because it was the right thing to do. You don't
22:26
reward states that have
22:29
the wrong policies. They've got to feel the pain
22:31
of those policies. So hopefully then people
22:33
in those states would implement change. I don't see it
22:35
happening in California, New York, Illinois,
22:38
your state anytime soon, But
22:40
you're absolutely right those
22:43
if those tax cuts are allowed
22:45
to lapse, it's going to be a
22:47
disaster. On top of the Biden economy.
22:50
I'm telling you what to watch out for, though. We
22:52
cannot sustain an economy where we're
22:54
going to pay a trillion dollars just to
22:57
pay off our debt. In other words, right now,
22:59
this year alone, we'll have to spend
23:01
one trillion dollars. We take in a little over
23:03
four trillion, four and a half trillion, whatever the number
23:06
happens to be. And that's you
23:08
know, twenty percent or more
23:11
of the money that the government takes
23:13
in just to finance the debt
23:15
alone. That's before you pay a
23:17
penny in Social Security, a penny of Medicare,
23:20
pennyon veterans benefits, that
23:22
is before you pay
23:24
for national defense. That money
23:26
has to be paid back to the banks.
23:28
And that is a prescription
23:31
for a depression the likes
23:33
of which we've not seen since nineteen twenty
23:36
nine. I have no confidence
23:38
at all in the Democratic parties
23:42
ability to understand
23:44
how dangerous a game that they are
23:46
playing. This debt bomb that
23:48
they have built is going to
23:51
it As my mother used this our
23:54
money to buy votes in the future for
23:56
themselves. We will rue the day, I promise
23:58
you that is going to happen. And those
24:01
tax cuts need to be kept
24:04
in place. And secondly, they need to live within
24:06
their means and they need to start cutting
24:08
spending drastically. Anyway, Tom,
24:11
appreciate it, buddy, Glad you called Roberto.
24:13
Also, amazing state of Florida, Sean.
24:15
We will thank you, my friend. And everyone's been
24:17
so warm and welcoming. I've not had one
24:19
person attack me yet like I do in the
24:22
streets of New York, meaning.
24:23
Verbed around with an entourage, your people
24:26
back and forth to show up in DC with
24:29
an entourag don't accomplish anything,
24:31
Hop back on a plane, head back to California.
24:34
And who's paying for this all this stuffy
24:37
look.
24:38
That's a great question. How many millions
24:40
did he personally get paid? What services
24:43
did he ever render for any of those
24:45
services? He's was admittedly
24:47
addicted to very hard drugs crack cocaine
24:50
at the time.
24:51
Uh.
24:51
He admits that he has no experience
24:54
in the in the case of Barisma in
24:56
Ukraine and CEFC in China.
24:59
Well, why they paying him millions
25:01
of dollars then with no expertise
25:03
at a time he's addicted to drugs. So,
25:06
I mean, it's a question that we need to know. I
25:08
mean, the more ironic moment came
25:10
when Hunter was trying to lower
25:13
the child support payments
25:15
for his granddaughter that he needed
25:18
a DNA test. They have proven it was his.
25:21
They still don't really recognize this girl.
25:24
I mean, the Biden's were shamed into
25:26
it, Joe and Jill Biden after The girl
25:28
was four years old, and Maureen Dowd wrote a column
25:30
about it in the New York Times. But
25:33
you know, it's pretty despicable. He flew
25:35
down again. The hearing is to lower
25:37
his child support payments, and he flies down on a
25:39
private jet. How about you saved the money on
25:41
the private jet. You give it to your your
25:43
daughter and take care of your children. You
25:46
know, I've got two kids, and I
25:48
understand it is my responsibility.
25:51
I am a call me Fred
25:53
Flintstone, call me, you know, Barney
25:56
Rubble. I don't really care. Bam bam if
25:58
you want, because maybe I'm just
26:00
a little old fashioned and I kind of think that
26:02
that is my job as a father to provide
26:04
for my family and my children,
26:07
and you know, even as
26:09
they get older, you know, occasionally, Dad,
26:12
you mind, if i'd
26:14
really love to go to the game, but you know, would
26:18
you want to come, I'm like, no, I'll buy you
26:20
two tickets, get out of here. But
26:22
you know, but I won't spoil my kids either. I
26:24
refuse to spoil them. There are things
26:26
they asked me for and I'm like I laugh at them. I'm
26:29
like, no, go on it yourself. Nope,
26:32
sorry, you know, do it
26:34
to do it the old fashioned way. But Dad,
26:36
I really like this car. I'm like, yeah, we'll save
26:38
you money and maybe one day you can afford to buy it. Good
26:41
luck with that. But
26:43
anyway, so it's you raise a good question. I'll
26:45
give you the last word, ROBERTA.
26:47
Yeah. Second.
26:47
Yeah, that's what being a great father
26:50
is. But the second
26:52
question is I'll hope the Congress
26:54
those then follow up and issue a second
26:56
so fena because that's a legal move that his
26:59
lawyer is a doing. Because if they do, that
27:01
mean it's the first of poena. He cannot be houlding
27:04
content to Congress because there's a second
27:06
subpoena issue. And I hope
27:08
the Congress just continue following into contemp.
27:10
Well, we already know that they're going to issue the second
27:12
subpoena and they
27:15
explain why in the interest
27:17
of getting to the bottom of this, and
27:20
you know, but I'll tell you my prediction is,
27:22
as I said earlier in the program, is
27:24
I think he's going to plead the fifth I
27:26
don't think he can answer those questions. We'll
27:28
learn a lot on Thursday. I believe that the
27:30
Sugar Brother is Kevin Morris,
27:33
character from Hollywood I think he's going
27:35
in for his deposition. If he pleads
27:37
the fifth the whole time, that's probably going to be
27:39
the strategy of everybody anyway,
27:42
Roberto, I'll be back soon. I
27:44
will be in Florida, my home tomorrow. Thank
27:46
God. I appreciate you being
27:48
with us. Eight hundred and ninety four one, Shawn is
27:50
our number if you want to be a part of the program.
27:53
Amy is in the Great State of Georgia.
27:56
I had the honor of calling Georgia my home for
27:58
four years from ninety two to ninety five before
28:01
I started at the Fox News Channel. Love my
28:03
friends in Georgia.
28:03
How are you, Amy, Hey, Sean,
28:06
thanks for taking my call. I'm good. And
28:09
I just had a comment about the Iowa Caucuses
28:11
because I'm originally from Iowa and
28:14
my mom still lives there. I'm
28:17
trying to get her to go out to Caucus.
28:19
She's the older lady, so I think she's
28:22
gonna stay at home because of the weather.
28:25
I'm a little concerned about the turnout for the weather,
28:27
but overall,
28:29
I know the Islands are pretty hardy
28:32
people. If they're gonna
28:34
go out, they're going to go out.
28:36
So you know, it's
28:38
funny because I've been asking people ever since
28:40
I got here what their plans are. They're all planning on
28:42
going now. It's actually it's
28:44
a pretty expedited process. You
28:47
caucus, you vote, and
28:49
they count the votes in front of everybody, and
28:52
you declare a winner. I mean, so
28:54
it starts eight Eastern, it starts seven o'clock
28:56
local time. I'm on the air at nine.
28:59
I would imagine in my hour that
29:01
we're gonna know who the winner is, We'll know who came
29:03
in second and third place. I mean, we're gonna cover every
29:06
angle of this. We're gonna blanket we have the whole state
29:08
blanketed. And you
29:10
know, and I'm sure there's gonna be a lot of people trying
29:13
to everyone's
29:15
got an agenda. You know, if Donald Trump
29:17
doesn't win by twenty eight points and he wins by sixteen,
29:20
oh, this is a disaster. Meanwhile,
29:23
that would be a record Iowa
29:25
caucus win of any Republican presidential
29:27
candidate. Anyway, Thanks for
29:29
a good call, have a great day, Amy, hopeing you'll
29:32
be watching tonight. Let's say hi
29:34
to Mark. He's in Ohio. What's up Mark,
29:37
the Buckeye State. What's happening?
29:39
Hey, Sean, how's it going, thanks to
29:41
taking my call and congratulations
29:44
on the mood Florida.
29:45
You know everyone's saying the same thing. You know how many people
29:47
are also saying this, I'm gonna follow
29:50
your I'm not far behind. Many
29:53
people are saying it, and I'd been saying it to a
29:55
lot of my friends that went before me. I'm not
29:57
far behind you. As soon as I get my opening,
29:59
I'm out. So yeah, I'm thinking.
30:01
About it, especially because of the weather. It's
30:04
very cold here. Hey, Bud, what I was calling
30:06
for is I got a lot on my mind
30:08
here lately. I'm really getting tired of the direction
30:11
or countries going in. The thievery
30:13
is getting to be just a bit too much.
30:16
Biden, all the Democrats,
30:20
the way they're holding things up. I
30:23
mean, these guys are making money on top
30:25
of money, way above what
30:27
they should be making. And on
30:30
top of it, they sold this country
30:32
out. I mean they've one percent sold this
30:34
country out. You've got Biden on TV. There's
30:37
a quick pro quo setting
30:39
there telling Ukraine to
30:41
get rid of the district or the
30:44
prosecuting attorney
30:46
that was investigating his son or
30:48
Hey, they're not going to get a billion dollars and
30:51
sure enough, by God, it was done. And
30:54
these guys have been robbing this country
30:56
for too long, absolutely too long.
30:59
And it's not just this government has to
31:01
be shut down and rebuilt. This government
31:03
is completely non for the American
31:06
people.
31:06
Let me tell you something. I hope everybody hears you.
31:09
And this is why, because this
31:11
election matters that
31:14
much. And that means it's
31:16
not just who we pick as president. It's
31:19
also going to matter if
31:21
Republicans have a big majority in
31:23
the House and a nice majority
31:25
in the Senate. Otherwise it's
31:28
you know what, I shuddered
31:31
to think what America can turn into. All
31:33
Right, that's going to wrap things up for today,
31:36
and Iowa our caucus tonight.
31:38
They begin eight eastern. We'll be on at nine
31:41
eastern. We'll be getting results.
31:43
We'll be analyzing winners and losers
31:46
and who does well and what expectations
31:48
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31:50
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31:53
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31:55
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31:59
and ninety three days to go until hopefully
32:02
we bring back American sanity.
32:04
Thank you for being with us, Thank you for making the show
32:06
possible. Have a great night. We'll see
32:08
at nine. Back here on Well,
32:11
back from Florida tomorrow where it's not as cold.
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