Ep. 1577 - FBI Claims Iran Hacked Trump To Help Biden-Harris
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While pundits debate whether Kamala Harris is Afro-Jamaican, Canadian, or Indian, the vice president added a new ethnicity to the mix with her debut yesterday of a new Hispanic accent. I love you back.

I love you back, mommy. They call me Kamala. I'm from Guatemala. When I play the maracas, I go chick, chicky, boom, chick, chicky, boom. If that foreign advantage were not enough, the FBI reported yesterday that

Kamala Harris's campaign has received private communications of the Trump campaign that had been hacked by the Iranians before the Israelis blew their crotches off again. Mucho mucho to discuss. I'm Michael Knowles. This is the Michael Knowles Show.

However angry Hezbollah fighters are, they can't be as angry as the Democrats are. Because while the Israelis set off an explosion in Hezbollah's pockets, American labor has set off an explosion for the Democrats. The Teamsters will not endorse Kamala Harris. This is now official. First time in decades. Big problem for the Libs.

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The Israeli, well, sorry, I don't know if we can officially say it was the Israelis. Something tells me it wasn't the Swedes. You know, I don't think it was the Lithuanians who carried out this attack in southern Lebanon. So I think safe to assume it was the Israelis. Reportedly, they've briefed the U.S. State Department after the attack took place, the first one. They blew up all the pagers of the Hezbollah fighters. It injured thousands of people. It killed a much smaller number of people.

It was pretty highly targeted at, well, people who still carry pagers in 2024. And that would be Hezbollah. The reason they were carrying pagers is because the head of Hezbollah told them to stop using cell phones because the Israelis could hack their cell phones.

So they were carrying these pagers. Somehow the Israelis intercepted these pagers between their manufacturer, which initially was reported was in Taiwan. But then the Taiwanese company behind it said, no, actually they were made in Hungary and they just slapped the Taiwanese company's label on it. And at some point in the middle, the Israelis intercepted them, put explosives in them and blew them up, specifically blew the crotches off these Hezbollah fighters.

two days ago. So then yesterday, as everyone was discussing this wild attack, the Israelis did it again. They blew up the walkie-talkies of the Hezbollah fighters. The walkie-talkies were the emergency communications devices in the event of a war between Hezbollah and Israel. The chief criticism of this attack is that it was indiscriminate.

The people who are really criticizing Israel over this are saying this was an indiscriminate attack and that's why it was not justified. However, it seems highly discriminant to me. It seems extraordinarily targeted.

You're going after devices that were held and I guess uniquely held or just about uniquely held by the Hezbollah fighters. So some people will say, well, there were civilian casualties as well. And there were some of which were pretty tragic. Like a young girl was killed in the first wave of attacks.

Which is awful, but that wouldn't mean that necessarily the attack was not justified. Obviously, the civilians were not being targeted here. It was rather highly targeted, certainly more highly targeted than the rockets that Hezbollah shoots into the state of Israel or then Hamas shoots into the state of Israel.

So, it seems to me that this checks the boxes on a just action within war. I don't say this as someone who is fanatically pro-Israel all the time. I've criticized Israel plenty on this show and in other places. I don't say this as someone who hates Lebanon. I love Lebanon. I spent a little bit of time in Beirut. Beirut is a beautiful city. The Lebanese are great people. Hezbollah, they're not great people. And what's weird about Lebanon is

is that when you visit, you fly into the Beirut airport and you have to drive through Hezbollah territory to get to the northern part of the city, which is the normal part where everyone is nice and civilized and amiable. But Lebanon's been in a tough spot for some decades now. So, you know, I say this with certainly no ill will toward the Lebanese people, but I don't know, you got Hezbollah firing rockets. What do you expect Israel to do?

The only real criticism I could see is purely from the perspective of the United States, which is that we don't want an escalation in the Middle East that will drag us into war.

As the global hegemon, we will be involved in any war that breaks out. So if it escalates, that's bad for us. Though that is complicated by the fact that an escalation is specifically bad for Democrats because Israel is a wedge issue for the Democrats. The activist base hates the state of Israel. The elite part of the Democrat Party still broadly likes the state of Israel. And Biden and Harris are in the White House right now. So they're holding the bag for whatever happens in the Middle East. So ironically, it's actually...

It's actually politically probably advantageous for Republicans if the war escalates, though in the long run, we don't want to see an escalation. So it's complicated. And now it's even more complicated because the FBI told us yesterday that Iran hacked the Trump campaign and then gave the information to the Biden-Harris campaign. Now, ordinarily, if news comes out from the FBI, I take it with a grain of salt, but...

This information was affirmed by President Trump, who wrote in all caps on his Truth Social page, WOW.

just out, the FBI caught Iran spying on my campaign and giving all of the information to the Kamala Harris campaign. Therefore, she and her campaign were illegally spying on me by the transitive property, I suppose. To be known as the Iran, Iran, Iran case, we're calling the Russia, Russia, Russia hoax. Will Kamala resign in disgrace from politics? Will the communist left pick a new candidate to replace her? Probably not.

But it's a good point. We heard all about how the Russians hacked the Democrats and collaborated with the Republicans during the 2016 race, which turned out not even really to be true because we found out that the Democrats were actually colluding with the Russians in creating the fake Steele dossier, which was used to spy on Trump's campaign and to then undermine his administration. This seems to be like the real version of the Russia hoax, except in this case, it was Iran helping the Democrats.

This apparently occurred earlier in the summer. The emails were sent in June and July to individuals, quote, associated with the Biden campaign and contained an excerpt taken from stolen non-public material from President Trump's campaign. This is according to the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, the FBI, and CISA in a statement. So this was hacked material. As I mentioned earlier, I am generally opposed to escalation

with Iran, just from the perspective of the American interest. I don't want us to get further dragged into a war in the Middle East. That said, if the Iranians are going to hack the Trump campaign and try to help out the Harris campaign, does Israel have any more outdated terrorist tech they can blow up? Do we know, are any of Iran's proxies, which includes

Hezbollah, Hamas, the Houthis. Do any of these other proxies, do they carry, I don't know, Blackberries? Do they carry Palm Pilots, perhaps? Maybe a Razor flip phone? Is there anything else we can blow up? Because this is a pretty serious provocation. Forget about the Middle East. Now you're intervening in our neck of the woods. Now you're trying to prevent President Trump from being reelected. Now you're trying to help out Kamala Harris, the most radically left

presidential nominee in American history, major party presidential nominee in American history. Now we're crossing some real lines. Aggression in your own region is one thing. Now you're coming into our neighborhood? I don't like that. But why is Iran doing it? Because the Democrats go soft on Iran. The Republicans broadly support, well, they support the state of Israel, they support Saudi Arabia, they support

the allied powers and that crew in the Middle East. And the Democrats for some years now have been very soft on Iran and cozy up to Iran and give money to Iran and go soft on Iran, try to weaken Iran sanctions. And they scratch Iran's back, they scratch the mullahs back, and the mullahs scratch the Democrats back. Now they're giving the Democrats hacked information from President Trump. Okay, makes me feel even less concerned.

about highly targeted attacks on Iran's proxies. That's not good. Not good to mess with American conservatives and President Trump. There's so much more to say. First, though, go to puretalk.com slash Knowles. Do you want to cut your cell phone bill in half every single month? Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile want you to believe that you need unlimited data so they can overcharge you. With Pure Talk, you can choose how much data you actually want and save. For just $35 a month, you can get unlimited talk text and 15 gigs of data

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a very important swing state. Arizona has accidentally registered 97,000 voters without proof of citizenship. This is in violation of the law. Oopsie daisy, whoops. In all these states where the margin of victory for a presidential election can be really small, tens of thousands of votes, we're seeing, oops, the secretaries of state are registering upwards of 100,000 voters.

without proof of citizenship. And listen to how CNN reports on this. This is amazing. This deserves a Pulitzer Prize for inventive prose writing. Arizona officials race to fix clerical error for voters who haven't proved citizenship. You see, the story, according to CNN, is a clerical error. These voters who obviously are eligible to vote and they should vote, there was a clerical error.

And actually, the real fear here is not that a ton of illegals and otherwise non-citizens and people who are not eligible to vote will vote in the election. No, no, no. The fear is that the eligible voters will be the victims of a clerical error and not be able to have their voices heard. This is how the story begins.

Election officials in Arizona are racing to correct a clerical error that could shut out nearly 100,000 voters from casting ballots in state and local races. Officials say a glitch, a glitch mistakenly marked these voters, marked that these voters had provided documentation proving their citizenship, which is required to vote in state and local races in Arizona, when there's no record that they had.

Such documentation isn't required to cast ballots for federal office in Arizona, so the glitch would not affect anyone's ability to vote in the 2024 presidential election, but it could affect state legislative races and ballot, Arizona's ballot referendum on abortion rights. Okay, whoa, wow, man, there's so much, there's so much here. We find out, actually, you don't, in Arizona, I guess you can, you can vote for president without proving that you're a citizen. Wait, what? I think probably most voters think that's crazy.

You have to prove that you're a citizen to vote for state legislative races and a referenda on abortion rights. It's all according to CNN. So you're telling me state legislative races and random ballot initiatives are more important than who the president is? What? Why is it that Democrats are so intent on making sure that you don't need to prove that you're a citizen to vote for president, the highest office in the land? Furthermore, how do you call it a glitch? How do you know that a glitch...

mistakenly is compromising these people's ability to vote. There's no record that they had proved their citizenship. So it's just a big glitch. What if they're just not citizens? What if they're just not eligible to vote? Well, no, no, no, that can't possibly be the case. That never happened. No illegal has ever voted for any office, of course. So it's a big glitch. It's a big clerical error. You ever notice how all these glitches, all these errors...

all these oopsie daisies. They always seem to favor Democrats. Isn't that weird? And in this case, they got caught. So now the big oopsie daisy is, oh, goodness gracious, these guys might not be able to vote and benefit Democrats. We better hurry up and fix that. Now they need this stuff. They need to permit non-citizens to vote. They need to look the other way of non-citizens vote because

The issues are so bad for Democrats in this cycle that even reporters and anchors on NBC are wincing when they look at the Biden-Harris record. So this is before, like right when the pandemic was striking. I mean, look, you had home loans at three and a half percent, right?

Car loans, 5.2%, credit card interest rates, which are always terrible. Look at where they are today. So the idea of the Fed cutting interest rates would be these numbers would start to come down. You can see mortgage rates have already been falling in anticipation of the Fed cutting rates. They'll likely continue to fall. A lot of really smart people I know say you're going to have a

five number there sometime maybe early next year, even late this year. So for those people who are looking to buy a home, if you can find one in this tight housing market, we're trying to refinance more likely. If you've recently bought, that's going to be the first place you're going to see the effects of lower interest rates. So how bad did things get? Do you have numbers for it? Because we talked so much about how I just set it up a second ago, how expensive it is to go to the grocery store. We know gas prices are falling, which is great. So tell us about what we saw and the improvements. I mean,

And when you look at the vibe session, people feeling terrible about the economy, this is why. You had housing inflation, 8%. Gas prices at the worst were up 41%. That's bad. Food, it cuts off before you get to the food. Food, up 11.3%. Some places it's much higher than that. You heard at the top of that clip. This is NBC. This is a very liberal network.

Yeah. Remember when housing prices were three and a half percent? Oh, you heard the you heard the the anchor. They're kind of laughing and moaning. Oh, man. Three and a half percent. Then went all the way up to over eight percent. Oh, boy. And then even when the economics reporter says, look, the Fed is going to cut rates, the Fed did cut rates. We'll get to that in a moment.

But but so don't you know, in early next year, you might see your your interest rates dropping back down somewhat significantly, maybe to five percent for housing or something or somewhere in the fives. But oh, but right now it's really pretty bad. Right. And people feel that when you when you go to the grocery store and you're buying the things you always buy at the grocery store, you're buying your milk and your eggs and your bread.

You are seeing every single week, if you have a lot of kids, maybe more than once a week, you are seeing those prices much, much higher. You're noticing that that all occurred during the Biden-Harris administration. And then you heard a little number in there, or sorry, a reference to a number in there that is really the hidden brutal economic number for Biden and Harris. And that is the explanation for why the Fed is cutting rates. The Fed is cutting rates because

Because unemployment is ticking up. You're in all this tough, this tough, this tough housing market. Now there's a tough labor market now. So why is housing going up? Cost of housing is going up because of all the illegal aliens coming in. That is also driving up the unemployment rate. And you don't need to take my word for it. You don't need to take the word of conservatives for it. The Federal Reserve chairman who just cut interest rates by 50 basis points, half a percent,

is explaining that he did so not just because he's trying to help out the Democrats in the election, maybe that weighed into his calculation, but also because of real economic conditions, real economic conditions that have gotten worse because of the policies, the spending policies and the open border policies of the Biden-Harris administration. There's been quite an influx across the borders, and that has actually been one of the things that's allowed unemployment rate to rise.

So why is the unemployment rate going up? You remember back in July, I think it was, the jobs numbers had to be revised down. The labor market was worse off than initially the Biden-Harris administration had been pretending. What is driving the problems in the labor market?

It's the open border. It's mass migration. And that's a problem not just for Joe Biden. That is an issue that he handed over to Kamala Harris. He made her the borders are and he imbued her with presidential authority on that issue. He said when she speaks, she speaks for the president and she completely blew it. And this is, you know, no surprise. It doesn't take a PhD in economics to know that when you flood the country with lots of new people, that's going to

to crowd the labor market. And by the way, who's coming over? Is it investment bankers who are crossing the Rio Grande? Is it senior engineers at Google who are crossing that border? No, it's people at the lower end of the labor market. So people who are already struggling financially with the insane inflation under Biden and Harris are now getting squeezed in their jobs as well.

What else is that? Is that also going to drive up housing prices? Yeah, you flood the country with millions of people. Those millions of people need to live somewhere. That's going to drive up the cost of housing. For rentals, it's going to drive up the cost for home ownership. Even if you just own the home to rent the home out to other people, it's going to create major economic problems. So now the Fed is revising rates down. They're only doing it because of the terrible policies they've

of Biden and Harris. So is it any wonder that American labor is now turning on Kamala Harris, which has the White House furious? There's so much more to say. First, though, go to responsiblenan.com and use promo code Knowles. Gentlemen, let's talk about your health.

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American labor has been telegraphing this for some months now. The head of the Teamsters spoke at the Republican National Convention. That was absolutely shocking. Well, the Teamsters have formally refused to endorse in the 2024 presidential election.

The union also put out its internal polling that showed that there was a pretty wide margin of rank and file membership that supported former President Donald Trump. To what extent is that a referendum on the work of this administration? Look, I'm not going to speak to their poll. I'm not going to speak to the rank and file.

It is, we're talking about a 2020 for obviously an election that is just a few weeks away. I can't speak to that. I can't speak to their decision to endorse, not endorse. Oh, I can't speak to that. I can't speak to the campaign. There's the Hatch Act. I'm a government employee. I don't want to commit a crime by speaking to the campaign. Give me a break.

You know that had the Teamsters endorsed the Democrat ticket, as they have since the 90s, you know, Karine Jean-Pierre would have no problem talking about it. Well, yes, the American people, I'm not going to talk to the campaign, but the American people broadly support Kamala Harris because American labor supports Kamala Harris because the policies of the Biden-Harris administration have been amazing, wonderful for the American worker.

And then she would go on to tout all of these imaginary great things that the White House had done for the workers, but they haven't. This White House has only hurt workers on inflation, on unemployment, on housing, on everything. This White House...

Biden and Harris, and specifically the issues that Harris has been put in charge of. They have been terrible for American workers. And so you're seeing a shift. This is pretty firm evidence of the realignment in politics. A lot of people scoff at the notion that there's a political realignment going on, but there is. When I was a kid, the Republican Party was the party of the Monopoly Man, was the party of Rich Uncle Pennybags, the party of the country club. That is now the party of Democrats.

The party of Wall Street, of big business, what was it, something like 88 major corporations came out in support of Kamala Harris just some weeks ago. Now the Teamsters, the most prominent American labor union, will not endorse the Democrat ticket for the first time in decades. That is real evidence of a realignment. So bereft...

of opportunities to tout their policy wins. The last thing that Kamala Harris has is to lie, and she is lying. They're focusing specifically on abortion. This is the only issue that seems to get Kamala Harris riled up. Sometimes I think it's the only issue she really cares about. It's being able to kill more and more babies each year. And she is lying about abortion. She got caught in a major abortion lie yesterday. Kamala Harris tweeted out,

A young mother from Georgia should be alive today raising her son and pursuing her dream of attending nursing school. This is exactly what we feared when Roe v. Wade was struck down. In more than 20 states, Trump abortion bans prevent doctors from providing basic medical care. Now, the way she's wording this, she's clearly trying to avoid making the direct claim that would be proven as a lie.

But I think with all of the insinuation here, this qualifies as a big fat whopper. Kamala Harris is saying a young mother in Georgia was killed because of an abortion ban, because she was not able to abort her child. And what's amazing about this whopper is the opposite is true. This woman who died in Georgia died because she took the abortion pill.

The pill that Kamala Harris is touting that she wants to make more readily available is what killed this woman. Kamala Harris is insinuating this woman did not have an abortion and that's why she died. She died because she had an abortion. She took the abortion pill and the abortion pill is really dangerous. It's always very dangerous to the baby and almost always kills the baby. So it's almost 100% lethal in that way. It's also dangerous for the mother who is trying to kill her baby.

Why was it dangerous here? Because not all of the baby was expelled. Not all of the corpse of the baby was expelled. And so some of the body parts of the baby were left in the mother's womb and exhumed.

She became septic. So then she goes to the hospital and the hospital made a bunch of errors here, but there's nothing in any of the abortion restrictions that would prevent doctors from clearing out a baby who's already been killed. There's nothing about that. Even if the baby had been alive and posed a threat to the health of the mother, the doctors would have no restrictions on them to treat the mother.

It's just a complete lie. It's a total inversion of reality. Abortion killed this woman in Georgia. If you follow the facts of the story in Georgia, you should become much more pro-life. You should advocate for far more restrictive abortion bans and regulations. In this case, it wasn't even just one baby. It was twins, actually.

And the abortion pill worked in as much as it killed the baby, but it also ended up killing the mother. If you care about women's health, if you want women to receive basic medical care, you should be calling for a full-on abortion pill ban because the majority of abortions now are carried out by pill. And this is obviously extraordinarily dangerous. And it's the policy that Kamala Harris and the Democrats are advocating that killed this woman. Kamala Harris has blood on her hands. The Democrats have a lot of blood on their hands on the issue of abortion. But...

up to and including the deaths of the mothers. Trump should be running on this issue, not Kamala Harris. Republicans can point out, see, look how dangerous these abortion drugs are. Look how dangerous abortion is to the mother. You're right. We do need to provide basic medical care here. We want to protect babies because they're babies. We also want to protect mothers. And if you want to do that,

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What does Kamala have to say about all of this? Well, she flipped out of her new Puerto Rican accent and she reverted to her more typical accent. And she had this profound thing to say about children. I grew up understanding the children of the community are the children of the community. Okay, now I'm actually, I'm being a little bit facetious here when I mock Kamala for this statement. All the conservatives are mocking Kamala.

Because virtually everything she says sounds inane and nonsensical. And many of the things she says are inane and nonsensical. But ironically, the Kamala-isms that we most make fun of are the most correct things she says. First example, you think you fell out of a coconut tree? You didn't fall out of a coconut tree. You're a product of the context and all that came before and all in which we live. That's a true statement. That's a profound statement.

That's a very conservative statement because it means that man is a social creature. We are born into the context of families. We don't fall out of a coconut tree. We live in community. We live in states with histories and traditions. That's deeply conservative. The liberals think we did fall out of a coconut tree. Conservatives know we didn't. So that statement's good.

There, the statement about wanting to be unburdened, imagining what can be unburdened by what has been, that's a profound statement. It's a Jacobin observation. And it's a, it's a far leftist statement because she's saying we need to destroy the past. We need to ignore all of tradition. We need to forget everything that came before us. We need to reinvent the wheel, which we won't do because we have a relatively small stock of reason. And then here she says, when I was a kid, we knew the children of the community were the children of the community.

That is true. It's false in as much as that statement can be taken to mean that families have no special right to raise children. That's what the libs want. When Hillary Clinton says it takes a village to raise a child, she's saying, we won't let the family raise the child. We don't want the specific family to raise the child. We want to take the child into the collective borg of the government schools and the state, and that's really bad. And I think Kamala is implying much the same here. But there is something wrong

To this statement, it takes a village. There is something to the statement that the children of the community are the children of the community. Because no matter how well a family raises its children, no matter how well a family fends off the predations of people like Kamala Harris and Hillary Clinton and Tim Walz who wants to trans your kids, no matter how well they fend off these predations, the kids are going to be affected by the community in which they live. Man is a social creature.

We live in society with one another. If we're the political animal, that means we're affected by the polis, by the polity. And so the way your neighbors behave, the way your neighbors talk, the way they live is going to affect your kid. If they live in a really bad, vicious way, it's going to scandalize your kid. If your neighbors and your community live in a good way, that's going to edify your kid. That's going to educate your kid in the right way. The children of the community are the children of the community.

That's why we must take care of our communities. That's why we must have the political right to curate our communities, determine who gets to live in our communities. You know, the libs want to flood your community with 20,000 voodoo-practicing Haitians who are doing all sorts of odd things and crashing cars into buildings and school buses and things like that. Well, you have a political right to say no. You certainly should have a political right to say no.

Because you don't want your kids growing up practicing voodoo and crashing their cars into school buses and buildings. You have a political right. At a broader level, forget about these specific towns in swing states where the Democrats are flooding with mass migration. Just the whole country. Does the foreign national have the individual right to break your country's laws and come into your country? That's what the Democrats are arguing. Or do you have a political right as an American to determine who becomes a citizen?

Obviously, it has to be the latter because of the argument that Kamala Harris is making, which is that the children of the community are the children of the community. So if we have any right to raise our kids at all, if we have any right to have our own country at all, then we need to be able to set community standards. We need to be able to look beyond a cheap and false individual liberty to a political liberty, a political freedom to live as we want to live.

Now, speaking of America, you know, the number one comedy in America is Am I Racist by The Daily Wire and Matt Walsh. The only way you can see it is in theaters. It's the number four movie in the country with a 99% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes. The incredible reviews are pouring in. Yesterday, Matt stopped by the world-famous Joe Rogan show to talk about the movie. Take a listen to what Joe had to say about Am I Racist.

Your movie is really funny. It's really funny. By myself, laughing out loud hysterically today. I watched it in the sauna. I watched it in the gym. I watched it. It was, it's one of the best comedies I've seen in a long time because there's so many moments that are so uncomfortable. I totally agree. You heard it from Joe Rogan, probably the most important talk show host in the world right now. And you heard it from me too.

There are very few movies I want to go back and watch again. I want to watch Am I Racist again. Specifically, there are like three or four scenes where, and you haven't seen them in the trailers, where it is gut-bustingly funny. You will gasp. You will laugh. You will cringe. If you haven't seen Am I Racist, go to amiracist.com. Get your tickets today. My favorite comment is,

Yesterday is from Gospel according to John 8959, who says, I wonder if Hezbollah has the, I'll clean this up. I wonder if Hezbollah has the cojones to respond. Oh, wait, they no longer have any cojones. Oh, well, I know. I guess that's what makes this attack so cartoonish.

Some are comparing the Israeli attacks on Hezbollah to something out of James Bond. I don't think this is really out of James Bond. I think it's out of Looney Tunes. I think it's Jihadi Coyote, you know, getting the Acme electronics from the Jewish roadrunner. And they did it once and then they did it again in both times. Talk about demoralizing.

They didn't even kill that many people, relatively. They just blew off parts of their body, and they blew off their crotches. That is so demoralizing. It reminds me of that scene in the Old Testament when the Israelites circumcised their enemies, and then while the enemies are all bent over in pain, they just go slaughter all of them. And that is brutal, man. So anyway, yeah, I think the take in the comments is probably pretty accurate. Now, while...

Kamala and the Libs are spouting inanities, unable to answer questions. In the case of Joe Biden, not even really able to speak. President Trump is seeming sharper than ever. He went on Gutfeld last night. This was great. Gutfeld, the top late night comedy show in the country on Fox News. It's not CBS. It's not NBC. It's not ABC. Gutfeld, king of late night comedy. So Trump goes on the show and he...

discusses the aftermath of the assassination attempt and how he proved what really happened to the host of the show. Something was definitely wrong and it was a mess. I touched it. I said, that's unusual. Remember when you showed it to me? I showed it. Yeah, you showed it to me. You said, I know people aren't going to believe this. So Gutfeld, take a look at my ear. That's right. You know, I met, we met in, at the convention. Yeah. And,

I said, "Who am I gonna show it to? You know, we have a lot of guys." You know, they'll say it didn't exist. And I actually did have such confidence in him, and he's really a very special guy, talented guy, good guy, great guy. And I said, "You know, if I'm gonna show it, let's do it with Gutfeld." -Yes.

That's amazing. Because it happened right after. How did you get him to see the top of your ear? Well, I sat in a low chair. But you know what? It was true. And I took the bandages off very carefully. And I showed him. He said, that's nasty. Yes. That was nasty. The best line of this to me, the most telling line is his answer.

How did you get him to see the top of your ear? Because Trump is a rather tall man. Greg, not the most vertically endowed person in the world. You know, he's certainly a little bit shorter than President Trump. So Trump, he's telling the story. He's telling the story in a compelling way. And he gets this question. Well, how did Greg see the top of your ear? He goes, yeah, I had to sit in a very low chair. Okay. And then he moves on.

It's just a little line. I'm not saying it's the funniest joke you ever heard, but it just shows Trump is still quick with the wit. He's still tracking. Do you think Joe Biden could answer like that? Of course not. Do you think Kamala Harris could answer that way? Certainly not. Kamala Harris doesn't have answers to the questions that she can already anticipate. You know, when Kamala Harris goes in an interview and is asked about her record as the furthest left senator when she was in the Senate,

I'm using an actual example from Kamala Harris from her campaign here. She says, oh, no, no, no, that was just a line from Mike Pence. I said, no, it's actually a line from GovTrack or something. And Kamala Harris,

Kamala just stares vacantly. You know, her eyes kind of glaze over. Her mouth is just slack-jawed. She's basically drooling on screen. She has no answer. Here, it's kind of a, hey, how'd you get a short guy to see you at the top of a tall guy? Because I sat in a low chair. Anyway, moving on. It was pretty gross, right? Pretty nasty. So he's really fast. He's really engaging. He's really funny here. And then my favorite line of the whole interview is when Trump discussed the debate.

You know, they said I'm the goat in debates because I had a lot of debates and I became president. And the goat means greatest of all time. Look, I'm the goat. I'm totally goaded, okay? This is really good stuff. It reminds me of an observation that I think Chris Rock made this observation about Joan Rivers. And he observed that Joan Rivers, even at the end of her life, what was she, pushing 80 or something like that?

was making jokes about Beyonce, Michelle Obama. But I think it was specifically a Beyonce joke that Chris Rock was observing. He said, this woman was so hip, even at 80, she was making pretty cutting edge, culturally relevant references. And so Trump here, he's using internet slang that many 34-year-olds couldn't use.

certainly couldn't use in a way that's charming and funny and not totally cringe. This guy's pushing 80. And he goes, they call me the GOAT, okay? I'm the GOAT. I'm the debate GOAT, okay? I'm so good that I made the president not be running for president anymore. I'm the GOAT, okay? It means the greatest of all time. All right, it reminds me of this bit in, I think it was in 2016, when he made some joke. He goes, he goes,

We do a little trolling, okay? It's called, we do a little trolling. And this is back, now we don't really use that verb as much anymore, but that was back when the verb was hipper. And he's just good, man. He's just, you don't get to be president on your first real go at public office. You don't get to be a hotshot playboy billionaire, king of network television by accident. And in Trump's public persona, probably at the core,

is this incredible comedic stagecraft. It's very hard to do that. He's still got it. And Joe Biden doesn't have it anymore. He used to be pretty good at it. He doesn't have it anymore. And Kamala Harris never had it. And that's not great for Democrats. Very good for Republicans. Trump is not only saying great stuff on late night shows, he's saying great stuff on the campaign trail. Here's what President Trump had to say about crime.

But when I get back into the Oval Office, the madness ends and the law and order is going to return to our country. A fully reformed federal Department of Justice will deliver massive public safety funding for New York and other Democrat-run cities that are under siege. But in exchange, they will give our police back their protection and their respect. We are going to take care of our police and we're going to respect our police. Everyone here does.

I tell the officers all the time, you have no idea how the people love you, but sometimes they don't feel it because of what the Democrats do to them. They will end deadly sanctuary city policies. They will terminate cashless bail and they will return to proven policing methods like we had under Mayor Rudy Giuliani that made New York City the safest big city in America.

This is a good pivot. And it is a little bit of a pivot. When Trump ran in 2016, he ran hard against crime. When he came down the escalator, he said the Mexicans are murderers and rapists. He ran pretty hard against crime from the beginning in 2016. Then there was a little bit of a digression in the administration, and he started running a little softer on crime.

You saw policies that would let people out of prison or reduce sentences or, you know, we got too many people in jail. Some of the over-incarceration rhetoric that you usually get from the left. That wasn't my favorite part. His administration was great, but that wasn't my favorite part of it. Now he's running back very hard on crime, saying we're going to end the deadly sanctuary city policies. Of course, we're going to end cashless bail. I love that.

Because this is what happens, especially in New York. Trump knows a thing or two about New York. What happens is you get these criminals. They beat people, clock people in the head, harass people, rob, whatever. Then they're arrested. They're let free on cashless bail. They go commit crimes five seconds later. They keep coming back. These people have a rap sheet a mile long. And sooner or later, they commit very serious crimes. This is it. This is what people want.

We don't need to, Trump has done an incredible job at winning over voting groups and

that are not traditionally Republican. He's done quite a good job with Hispanics. Even though people suggested that Trump was speaking in a way that would offend Hispanics, that hasn't really seemed to be the case. Even though Kamala Harris now has her like Chiquita Banana accent, you know, that's not, Trump seems to be doing pretty well relative to how Republicans usually do. Trump is winning over American labor in a pretty concrete, tangible way.

Now we've got to make sure we run on policies that are very popular. And people don't like crime. Okay? People don't. We like basic stuff. We want to be safe. We want to have a reasonable degree of material goods. We want to live in a... We want to make America great again. Simple. I'm very excited for today's member block. We have Alex Jones coming on the show. The rest of the show continues now. You don't want to miss it. Become a member. Use code NOLS, K-N-W-L-E-S, at checkout for two months free on all annual plans. ...

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