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Today on the podcast, we start with just how disingenuous and really how evil it is for people to lie and distort with the news every single day, knowing it.

We give you a few examples, Also, some examples just to lead you to tonight at 9 p.m., my TV show is going to lay out all of the differences

and the true agenda of Kamala Harris and Tim Waltz based on their own record and their own words.

What will they do?

And it's not pretty.

We have Carol Roth on the program today on the podcast commenting about that.

Also, Peter Schweizer is on to

discuss the disturbing connections between China and Tim Walls.

At least this guy's not making millions of dollars from China, but he has a very cozy relationship.

What will that mean for the United States?

All that more on today's podcast.

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You can now publish stories about Hunter Biden.

Emails were released that reveal that Hunter, while his father was vice president, wrote a letter to the U.S.

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Huh.

I thought none of that was happening.

Now the New York Times is reporting this.

So you see everything that was

is no longer.

Now it's a news story.

And everything that was about Kamala is no longer.

Now she's great.

I don't know what, let me just talk to people who are in the press.

What is it like to be you?

Honestly, lying is so hard.

Well, I guess not.

If you don't mind, you know, just being caught in lies,

I guess it's not real hard.

But I don't know how you keep it straight.

What can we report today?

Who issues that?

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How do they announce it?

How do they tell their reporters what they can say today that they couldn't say yesterday?

We have Peter Schweizer on with us.

Peter is,

I mean, he's just tremendous.

He's a guy who's written some of the best, most informative books on

the corruption of our government, both Republican and Democrat.

He's with the Government Accountability Institute.

He's the president there.

And I asked him to look at Tim Walls and

tell us who this guy really is, because he's a socialist, but is there any more to it?

Peter, welcome to the program.

Glenn, great to be with us.

You as always my old friend.

And yeah, it's very interesting looking at Walls, particularly his relationship with China and kind of contrasting it with the Bidens.

The Bidens, of course, it was pretty much all transactional.

They get paid.

Joe Biden's policies on China changes.

Tim Waltz doesn't have that money, but I think he fits into the category of what used to be called a fellow traveler.

He has a soft spot for the CCP.

He has relationships there.

And he's taken policies in Minnesota that are really quite stunning when you look at it in the context of what's going on with China.

For instance, what?

So, a couple of examples.

You've talked about it widely, as have others, this problem with these police departments, these overseas police departments that China has.

These are designed to intimidate Chinese nationals living in the United States, American citizens, to not be critical of the CCP.

And there have actually been reports of abductions.

People People have been abducted using these unofficial police stations to send people back to mainland China.

Well, there's known to be seven of them in the United States.

One of them is in the Twin Cities.

Now,

you know, Tim Wallace has been very critical of the Minneapolis Police Department, police brutality, not treating people fairly.

Yeah, he has not uttered a word of criticism about this police station.

Going even further, however, the organization, the so-called friendship organization that is running this police station in the Twin Cities is part of a coalition with something called Minnesota Global,

which is a pro-walt-linked organization.

So it's really quite interesting.

The other thing I would look at, Glenn, is again, you've talked about and others have talked about the fact that Americans are investing dollars in Chinese companies, and these Chinese companies are helping the the Chinese military-industrial complex grow and expand.

And as a result of that, over the last three to four years, states like Texas, Florida have really curtailed their investments in China.

And even states like Washington State and California have slowed their investments in China.

One state, one state, stands in contrast to that.

That's the state of Minnesota that over the last four years, they've got a billion and a half dollars invested in China.

900 million of that has come in the last three or four years.

And the chairman of the investment committee is the governor, Tim Waltz.

Wow.

So,

I mean, on the bright side, there's no evidence that he's taking money.

On the downside, he just agrees with China.

It likes their system.

Yeah.

Thinks there.

Yeah.

And

yeah, no, that's exactly right, Glenn.

And I mean, there are a couple of sort of, I think, telltale signs.

And, of course, we're continuing to investigate this.

He set up this student exchange program that the Chinese government helped to fund to bring students to China.

That, of course, was done with a known entity connected to the Chinese foreign ministry that has been known since the 1990s to be linked to the CECP for the purposes of spreading the good news about the communist gospel.

Well, if you look at some of the press accounts, the local Midwestern papers, when this exchange was going on, one of the things that Tim Waltz was telling students, American students participating, was go to China, but quote, downplay your American-ness.

Now, this may seem like an innocuous comment, but this is a cultural exchange.

I mean, we certainly would not tell Chinese students coming to the United States to play down their Chineseness.

And so, you know, there are things like that.

There are statements.

He has criticized Tiananmen Square, but he's created a moral equivalence with wounded knee.

You know, in the United States, 10,000

Chinese were massacred at Tiananmen Squared.

Of course, wounded knee was terrible.

Native Americans were killed, but it was nowhere on the scale.

And of course, it happened, what, 150 years ago?

Yeah, that's what I was going to say.

You know, there's a difference between Tiananmen Square, where the world has been civilized, and wounded knee.

Wounded knee is one of the one of the worst scars, in my opinion, that we have.

It is an embarrassment to the United States.

So I am big on wounded knee and the truth on wounded knee.

But I got to tell you, Tiananmen Square, that happened, what, 1989?

Yeah.

And we saw it live on television.

Yeah.

And what you said, I think, is so true.

And sort of after wounded knee happened and word got out,

the consensus was this is terrible this is a scar on america and it's recognized as such contrast that in china with the treatment of tiananmen square and the president of china president xi his wife is a very famous singer in china they've been married for decades she actually serenaded the troops at tiananmen square after the massacre that tells you how our political system and their political system sees it differently.

Tim Walls will not acknowledge that.

He will always make excuses for China's conduct.

Okay,

so

we haven't had, I mean, Dick Cheney was very powerful, and his influence was felt in the Bush administration.

How much influence do you think

Tim Walls will have on Kamala?

Because, or is it just their fellow travelers again?

Yeah,

I think that Walls will have a lot of influence, and I think particularly in the area of foreign policy.

I mean, he doesn't have experience, but she doesn't either.

And the examples where she has traveled and met with diplomats overseas, whether it's Central America or Europe,

let's just say has been underwhelming.

So I think Walls was brought in.

He was seen by the advisors around her as a sort of quote-unquote steady hand.

And the problem is, I think he's kind of, he kind of, Glenn, he views himself as kind of a China expert because he's traveled there 30 times and he's done these student exchanges.

When he was inaugurated as the governor of Minnesota, very strange, he invited Chinese diplomats to it, which they did, to attend his inauguration as the governor of Minnesota.

He's given speeches to these so-called cultural organizations.

He gave one in 2019 that are actually front groups for the CCP, well known.

So he knows just enough to be dangerous.

And I think that he would be at the center of U.S.

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And of course,

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I want to play something

that I saw on

the news the other day.

If this doesn't wake every politician up in America, I don't know what will.

Listen.

How hard has has inflation hit you?

It hit me hard.

It's hitting me hard.

Who do you blame for it?

I blame the federal government at this point.

If a working-class mom who works as a paralegal cannot buy a $2 bell pepper because it's now five, imagine a mother living on food stamps.

Imagine a mother who's making minimum wage trying to feed two three.

They're killing us without killing us.

If you understand that.

They're killing us without telling us they're killing us.

They're hurting people in ways that they can't help themselves.

It's either feed my child or, well, how about feed my children and I don't eat, but I have to go work.

This is what's happening in America.

Every time I go through a drive-through, I pay ridiculous prices and I think to myself about that mother, about that family that cannot afford it.

How are you surviving?

Where is the voice for you, the forgotten person?

I will tell you, I listened to the Donald Trump Elon Musk thing

and

Donald Trump was talking about the price of bacon.

And I thought, tell me the rich people,

or tell me the politician that even thinks about the price of bacon.

He was talking about how it's gone up five times.

It's five times as expensive as it was.

And he was talking about the mom who was just trying to feed her kids.

Harris will say a lot of things.

But you have to understand she is responsible, literally, the deciding vote on several major catastrophes.

Carol Roth is joining us now.

She is the author of You'll Own Nothing, a former investment banker, Carol.

Glenn, listening to that clip hurt my heart.

And this is the infuriating part.

How is it that

everyday American, somebody who's a paralegal, understands economics better than the people who are making the economic decisions for this country.

Well, it doesn't, isn't one of Harris's advisor, didn't he go to school for political science and law, not economics?

Yeah, so unfortunately,

we are seeing the same things over and over with the Harris-Walls administration.

And it shouldn't be a surprise because we know Joe Biden has not been running the country for the last three and a half years.

There are some powers that be that decided they were going to swap out the puppet out front, Joe Biden, for one that's in a better, prettier package, Kamala Harris.

And it's their economic policies.

But she cannot get away from this because, as you said, she truly owns these.

She has broken more ties in the Senate than any other VP in history.

I mean, the last time it was even this close was the mid-1800s, and that vice president served under multiple presidents.

So she owns the American Rescue Plan that stoked historic inflation.

She owns the Inflation Reduction Act, which created these incredible deficits that we're seeing in a time of quote-unquote growth and prosperity.

So the idea, she had the ability to pull that back.

Now, as for her advisors, as you mentioned, we're seeing the same names popped up that we saw under Biden, that we saw under President Obama.

Brian Dees, who was Biden's director of the National Economic Council, is back as her advisor.

By the way, him and another one of her advisors, Mike Pyle, a Biden advisor, guess where they worked for some period of time?

Blackrock.

Blackrock.

Blackrock.

And in fact, Brian Dees.

was the head of sustainable investing.

And if you go back through his bio, as you mentioned, you know, this is somebody who came up in political science and law, you know, does not have this economic background, worked for things like the Center for American Progress.

And so this is why you're seeing politically oriented economic policies

rather than ones that are capitalistic, so to speak.

So, you know, her father was an economics professor, a Marxist economics professor that wrote a paper in 1972

saying that the central planning of the Soviet Union and their five-year plan is what all countries should do.

It's just going to be the best.

And it was an absolute disaster.

So she's grown up in a Marxist professor household.

Her mom was also a professor at

Berkeley.

We know that, I mean, one man's socialism is another man's neighborliness, according to Tim Walls.

These guys are socialists at heart

and dictatorial, I think, at heart in many ways.

Is this our Chavez moment?

Is this the moment of choosing whether we go for socialism and repeat the trail of Venezuela or not?

So what really scares me about Kamala Harris, who really doesn't have any stances of her own.

We know that she flip-flops.

We know that she takes other people's stances, even when they stand apart from something that she's done or said in recent times.

So it's very scary under any circumstance.

But today it's even more scary.

And the reason is our fiscal foundation is at a very critical standpoint.

We have debt to GDP at about 120%.

We should, to be sustainable, cut that in half.

So we need to be at 60 or 65%, give us a little bit of room because at 70 to 80%, it really typically becomes unwieldy.

And this is according to everybody, the IMF, the treasury, you know, so on and so forth.

So we are at a level that if we didn't have the world's reserve currency, we didn't have the world's trading currency, we would already be in a sovereign debt crisis and having those moments that we've seen.

Right.

We'd be Greece, we'd be Venezuela, we'd be Argentina, you know, go, you know, go through the lists.

And so the idea that we are going to get people who are anti-energy, that are pro-big spending, who don't believe in debts, that believe in something called MMT, which I call magic money tree, but is modern monetary theory, which is basically the Fed monetizing the debt, which we know causes inflation.

And we've seen what's happened with that over the last three and a half years when they've done that.

I'm afraid that, you know, in any scenario, this would be bad.

But because we really are at that edge that we need to, you know, we dig back, we need to have private sector growth.

We need to reduce government spending.

This is not the face of free market capitalism that is going to give you those policies.

And so the timing of this makes it more dangerous.

And you mentioned that X space that I listened to as well with Elon and Donald Trump.

And Elon said something that was very important

about the fact that this is really a time where we have this path in the road, where we can choose prosperity and trying to save the country, or we can go down a very dark path.

And I hope that that resonated with as many people as it should, because it is more important than ever.

And I don't think anybody's taking this seriously.

This is all about vibes and

who you are from a personal identity standpoint.

The same people who are upset that they cannot afford things and who blame the government and who've had Kamala Harris making this deciding vote on this aren't going to hold her accountable.

And that's what I'm afraid of.

Yeah,

it is really important to repeat the fact that she was

the deciding vote on the American Rescue Plan that stoked inflation and then the Inflation Reduction Act, which then just pushed it over the top.

That was her final choice.

It could have not passed and not happened.

It was a tie.

The vice president has to cast the vote.

So she is directly responsible for both of those disasters.

She also has talked about seriously getting rid of all capitalism in insurance and medicine and giving us a government medical health care system.

That takes control of about what?

We would be over 50%

of the

business and spending in America would then be from the United States government, would it not?

I think we're at like 30%

of

they control the economy, 30% of it.

Yeah, I mean, easily this is going to push up the percentage of the GDP that is in the government's hands because not only would it mean more government spending, but it also, what it requires are things that are going to crowd out investments from the private side.

And this is another thing that is really lost on everyone is that to the extent we get somebody in there who is not pro-business, who is not pro-growth and pro-freedom.

If we have a decline in the stock market, if we have a decline in the economy, that means we have even less revenue, which means that at a constant spend, we are running a bigger deficit.

And then adding on whatever other wish list they have, that's just going to explode the deficits.

The deficits to GDP right now are at around 7%.

That is double the historic average.

That is insane for a time when they are showing growth, which means means they are just window dressing the growth.

They are using government spending to create this appearance of growth.

If we start getting deficits to GDP at nine and 10%,

I mean, that's going to blow up everything.

And they don't have the team in place or the care, frankly, to be able to prevent that.

This is a very serious and dangerous time.

It is that fork in the road.

And we need people who are serious, who understand that, who are going to unleash growth in the private sector and are going to rein in government spending, or you're going to work hard and your dollar is going to be worth less and less.

You will, as my book says, own nothing.

And frankly, they have a vice president candidate who does own nothing.

This is a man who is almost 60 years old, who doesn't own a house, who doesn't own stocks, doesn't own any assets.

So he's going to come out and say, look, the government took care of me and I'm doing great.

I'm the vice president.

Is that who you want to be one breath away from being the commander in chief, from being the president, from being the leader of the free world?

People who think that it's okay to not have anything, they are going to project that upon you even harder, even stronger than we've seen in the last three and a half years.

Well,

that's happy news.

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We are fortunate to have Robert Cahaly on with us.

He is with the Trafalgar Group.

He's the chief pollster,

also co-host of Polling Plus.

Trafalgar has been the most accurate polls that have been out in the last few elections.

And I have not heard any polling yet from Trafalgar and anxious to talk to Robert.

Hello, Robert.

How are you?

Just fine.

Awesome to be here today.

Yeah, thank you for coming on.

Can you tell me the state of the race according to your polls at this point?

How much of a honeymoon is Kamala having?

You know,

it's a pretty nice honeymoon.

I mean, you know, it's not Pianeman Square like a running bait.

It's a pretty good honeymoon.

uh

but what i would say is

what's happening now is is that the this is a tightening that that would have would happen with any other candidate besides biden and so that was you know kind of to be expected uh but

what what we're seeing now is

The biggest thing has changed is the enthusiasm gap has evaporated.

There was a significant enthusiasm gap.

Republicans,

over 80% enthusiastic, the Democrats were all under 60.

And we're seeing parity in most of these states right now.

But the thing is, that's what happens when the Democrats put up a liberal.

Generally, the Democrats make a compromise and put up somebody who does not run that far to the left

in an effort to win a more moderate vote.

Nothing like a liberal.

I mean,

this team might find the most liberal ones.

Ah, you're breaking up.

You're breaking up so badly, Robert.

Oh, wow.

Oh, that's okay.

So you were saying normally i if they run to the center, uh they they have a hard time.

But the farther left they run, the more enthusiastic and the higher the poll numbers?

The more well, not poll numbers, but enthusiasm gaps.

Oh, yeah.

Okay.

So running to the left is not actually that good electorally,

but the enthusiasm gap has evaporated.

And so,

go ahead.

Go ahead.

No, I'm sorry.

What is the

effect of the media?

How much

of the propaganda that the media is doing right now,

how much do you attribute the rise in enthusiasm and everything else to the media?

It has everything to do with it.

The media is giving her nothing but positive uh coverage i noticed this after the debate when i was watching i always like for entertainment to uh to watch uh whatever something like what biden did i watch msnbc and cnn and so i i paped both of them and when she came on about an hour and a half later what we saw was things like John King going, wow, where have you been keeping her for the last three years?

She's so good at this message and she says it so smoothly.

And same thing on MSNBC.

And I'm like, I knew what they were going to do then.

I'm like, this is a setup.

They're going to elevate her and they're going to give her a clean slate.

And that's why I've been kind of warning Republicans, don't get overconfident.

This lady could be worse and will be worse than Biden.

And

so, so let me ask you this.

Yes.

We're talking to Robert Cahaley.

He's from the Trafalgar Group.

He's the chief pollster.

So

I just posited the idea that the press is getting

so overt about their lies and so

in the bag that I think that there is a chance this backfires like the dragging Trump into court backfired.

Do you see that as a possibility?

Well,

the thing is,

not as much, because right now, this election is now coming down to the group in the middle.

When there was a huge disparity in enthusiasm, then it was a base election.

Now that we have parity in enthusiasm, it becomes an election over the people in the middle.

And the people in the middle are low information.

They're never going to say, oh, well, she hasn't done an interview.

They They don't think like that.

They're looking at all the positive publicity she's getting.

And so this is why Matt Towery and my co-host and I were on Hannity the other night.

And we've been saying on our podcast, the way to combat this is you have to show the American public what she said before in her own words.

That is the most powerful weapon there is.

None of this other stuff matters.

I mean, it's like complaining that the reps aren't playing the game fair.

That doesn't make the highlight real.

Nobody's watching sports fair to see the complaints.

And so we need to get past all that and think about what does a low information, occasionally paying attention to the media voter think.

The kind of people who don't go to Trump rallies, they don't go to Harris rallies, they don't watch conservative or liberal cable news.

You got to cut through to them.

And the only thing that's going to work with them is the hypocrisy of our own voice.

And that's the way to win this election.

I will tell you, I agree with that.

But at the same time, they have social media is where the low-information voters are hanging out and they get their news on social media.

Google and

everybody.

And it's available on social media.

What'd you say?

These videos can be very powerful on social media, Glenn, but the key is...

If they can get out.

Right.

And we cannot rely

on

the corrupt establishment Republican consulting class who looks at the election as a chance to buy a new yacht.

The Trump campaign alone can't do this.

But there are lots of billionaires who poured money into PACs.

They haven't spent a nickel to win this election yet.

Some of them are saying they're going to do it in the last eight weeks.

Some of them will never spend any money.

But everybody out there, everybody who can hear me, it's your job.

You find these videos, you send them around to your friends, you circulate it.

You know, you can be that army that puts this information out.

Yes.

And we can, in my job, we can make those clips available and show you then and now.

But you can't rely on our voice.

They have suppressed our voice so much in all of you know all of conservative media

You were just not being shared.

You're just not seeing it.

So it requires the average individual to not only post but but but send it on you know email to your friends share it when you're in the office with with those who just they don't know

you know do all that stuff because

you you know

the conservative army can be who's out there educating those voters because this is where they're getting information.

They're not listening to Trump and Elon Musk for two and a half hours.

They're not watching any of this stuff.

They're literally the people who don't watch the game and just watch the highlight reels.

And we've got to understand that's where this is now.

But this can be dominated by the grassroots because the conservative grassroots can get this done and just keep this stuff out there because they can block a Glenn Beck.

They can't block the, you know, 100,000 people that Glenn Beck motivates to send 10 videos to their friends.

That's what they can't block.

Robert, is there anything in the polling that everybody's missing that you think is important?

One of the biggest things we see

is that

is doing better than Harris.

Trump is doing better among Democrats than Harris is doing among Republicans.

And Trump has always done better with Democrats because self-identified Democrats, especially in the blue-collar

and the Rust Belt, they identify with Trump and

him speaking to where they came from.

And the reason Biden was more effective against Trump Trump than Hillary was, and the reason I think Biden in those states will be more effective than she was, if he had a similar blue-collar story.

She doesn't have that.

And so whereas she makes Georgia more competitive, I think that she opens the door for Trump to do better in Pennsylvania.

She opens the door for Trump to do better in Wisconsin.

And so I think that's the opportunity that exists: is that neither her or her running mate can really talk

to

these blue-collar workers who have

conservative pro-colonial values and understand the economy got wrecked because of Biden and the Green New Deal and all that stuff.

Have you seen any polling on the two vice presidential candidates yet?

Have you done anything?

We have, you know, when there was some conference about J.D.

Vance, we measured that and there was,

it was,

the idea of any kind of change was not positive.

People thought J.D.

Vance was just fine.

And we have measured,

and some of the swing states, both Matt, Towery, and I have measured some of the things that Wallace has said.

especially given the legal immigrants like tuition and driver's licenses, that is extremely unpopular.

And we hadn't had a chance to measure this stuff with this month with the Muslim Iman.

I mean,

you know,

this, this, this could be the Rev Rhine goes campaign.

Talking to Robert Kahaley from Trafalgar.

Robert, you guys were one of the first that kind of found the shy Trump voter in these polls.

At least that's how I remember it.

You guys were able to find a bunch of people who didn't really want to admit necessarily that they were voting for Trump for whatever reason, but then wound up voting for him.

My impression of that over the years, just from vibes, is that there's less of those people now.

People are more proud to vote for Trump.

They want to talk about Donald Trump and their vote.

Does the shy Trump voter still exist?

It exists a little bit, but you're right.

Many of the shy Trump voters have just gone mainstream about it.

Yeah,

they're quote-unquote out of the closet on this one, and whereas they weren't before.

But what we are finding is the kind of voters that are still could be

Trump voters

are still some African Americans and some suburban women who it's just not, you know, talking the fact that Dr.

Trump

isn't appropriate conversation for the dinner party.

Right.

Right.

Robert, thank you so much.

I really appreciate it.

And

keep up the good work.

This is Robert Cahale.

And I'll say the same thing.

Keep up the good work, sir.

Thank you.

Thank you very much, Robert.

The Trafalgar Group chief pollster.

No, no, no, no.

Charlie Sheen is an icon of decadence.

I lit the fuse, and my life turns into everything it wasn't supposed to be.

He's going the distance.

He was the highest-paid TV star of all time.

When it started to change, it was quick.

He kept saying, no, no, no, I'm in the hospital now, but next week I'll be ready for the show.

No.

Charlie's sober.

He's going to tell you the truth.

How do I present this with any class?

I think we're past that, Charlie.

We're We're past that, yeah.

Somebody call action.

AKA Charlie Sheen, only on Netflix, September 10th.