Biden Needs Some Hidin’ – STOP Speaking! | 5/22/20

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Speaker 1 I think we're past that, Charlie.

Speaker 2 We're past that, yeah.

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Speaker 32 All right, supposedly, Joe Biden,

Speaker 18 who,

Speaker 20 you know, may be about to check out mentally,

Speaker 37 or maybe already has in part checked out mentally.

Speaker 39 I don't know if he's ready to do it, but it's happening.

Speaker 41 He's a wedding.

Speaker 42 Yes.

Speaker 43 Who is checking out?

Speaker 31 And I think that's pretty clear because every single video you see from the guy, there are about, I don't know, a hundred different things you can talk about.

Speaker 44 Like this, the thing where the geese were honking in the background.

Speaker 43 Yeah.

Speaker 34 He was the things he was saying about President Tweety, the way he was saying them, the guy who came into the background and was doing the, I don't know who that guy was.

Speaker 34 There were so many things in that video.

Speaker 53 What about the idea that the way to win over a lady is to compliment their heft?

Speaker 25 To compliment their

Speaker 5 heft.

Speaker 56 That's how I always have done it.

Speaker 58 Like whenever I've been at a bar, you know, there's a, there's an attractive lady a couple of stools down.

Speaker 61 I say, ma'am, impressive heft.

Speaker 62 And she's like, wow.

Speaker 64 How do I make it to your hotel room?

Speaker 65 How can we make it quick?

Speaker 66 Because

Speaker 72 now that you've complimented my heft, I am totally powerless against your.

Speaker 42 Has he actually complimented people's heft?

Speaker 75 Yeah, Tammy Baldwin, who they're talking about as a potential VP candidate,

Speaker 40 he was trying to be complimentary to her, and he said she had an impressive heft and lift.

Speaker 82 And I don't think either of one of those things you should say about a woman.

Speaker 69 I missed the heft and lift compliment.

Speaker 42 Oh, I did.

Speaker 57 Do we have it?

Speaker 59 I know we had it on Stu Does America.

Speaker 83 We may have it in our archives and we could look for it.

Speaker 84 I mean,

Speaker 5 he can't speak.

Speaker 87 No, he can't.

Speaker 89 This is a huge problem for a presidential candidate, Pat.

Speaker 92 This is not a minor side issue.

Speaker 93 This is a central issue.

Speaker 5 Listen to this. Listen to this.

Speaker 94 But Tammy is an incredibly competent United States senator with a great deal of heft and lift.

Speaker 95 Heft and lift.

Speaker 96 Heft and lift.

Speaker 22 With a great deal of heft and lift.

Speaker 97 I don't.

Speaker 98 First of all, here's the definition of heft.

Speaker 22 Lift or carry.

Speaker 99 Okay, so she can carry a lot of stuff at the same time?

Speaker 63 I guess, I mean, kind of what he's saying there is.

Speaker 20 Is that like an endurance heft?

Speaker 38 Yeah.

Speaker 67 She's got a bunch of little things, but but a lot of them.

Speaker 101 She's got thick thighs, is I think what he was.

Speaker 22 She really does a good job at lifting with her legs rather than her back.

Speaker 61 And technically, if you really want to go off the definition, it's as if he says she has a strong lift and lift.

Speaker 81 Yeah.

Speaker 62 They're just the same words.

Speaker 63 But what does that mean in this context?

Speaker 5 What do you mean, lift?

Speaker 105 He just, and that's just a stupid side one.

Speaker 107 These things happen all the time.

Speaker 106 He can't.

Speaker 108 It's obvious, guys.

Speaker 79 And this is the thing. It's not just us, Pat.

Speaker 109 This is bipartisan.

Speaker 78 Everybody can see it.

Speaker 110 The Democrats can see it too.

Speaker 55 He obviously can't do this anymore.

Speaker 111 Right. It's sad.

Speaker 42 I don't like it.

Speaker 112 I don't, you know, it's not fun to watch, but it's funny.

Speaker 104 It's really not.

Speaker 113 It's not fun to watch.

Speaker 49 But you have to point it out because the guy could be president of the United States.

Speaker 32 So it's really important to pay attention to this.

Speaker 101 And it's fascinating to me that there are any people who still think they would vote for this guy.

Speaker 104 And apparently he's still up in the polls.

Speaker 78 Yeah, I mean, it's pretty clear right now he is leading.

Speaker 116 Now, look, there is a, people will say, oh, well, the polls, who cares about the polls?

Speaker 55 They got it wrong in 2016.

Speaker 79 Taking a step back from that.

Speaker 32 Actually, the popular vote, they got right.

Speaker 86 They got right. I mean,

Speaker 40 they missed the popular vote by, I think, 1.6 points.

Speaker 53 of where it came out. And that was the average of the polls.

Speaker 31 It was very close.

Speaker 69 Remember, and this is a fundamentally important thing to know:

Speaker 98 these national polls are not trying to predict the Electoral College.

Speaker 61 That is not what they're attempting to do.

Speaker 40 They're attempting to predict the popular vote.

Speaker 83 And you might say, well, I don't care about the popular vote.

Speaker 119 That's fine.

Speaker 102 But it is something you, when you're going to dismiss the polls, you have to realize that they actually did fairly well in 2016 nationally.

Speaker 80 A few states were off, and that's important, right?

Speaker 58 I mean, it was enough to switch the president,

Speaker 121 the

Speaker 122 election around, but it is a very close thing.

Speaker 51 Here, the lead is not close.

Speaker 123 I mean, they have Biden up by six and eight and nine points in a lot of these polls, but the caution here is twofold, I think.

Speaker 102 One, you have to understand and recognize the possibility that this strategy of hiding your presidential candidate could work.

Speaker 98 It is currently working.

Speaker 112 This idea that Joe Biden is sitting there and never being seen except when he compliments someone's thighs is a strategy, which I think is a wise strategy from Democrats.

Speaker 1 If I had Joe Biden as my candidate, I would hide the hell out of that guy.

Speaker 57 I might see if I could build an invisibility cloak.

Speaker 82 I would invent it and I would have him wear it at all times.

Speaker 128 I want nobody to know he's our nominee.

Speaker 79 That would be my strategy. Everything you can to think, what you want to put, I think, in the mind of the voters is the idea that he's just this unnamed Democrat.
He's not even a Democrat.

Speaker 129 He's the unnamed other guy.

Speaker 130 He's the non-Trump candidate.

Speaker 131 And you know what?

Speaker 132 He's probably better.

Speaker 42 Who knows?

Speaker 133 You don't know because you don't even think about who he is.

Speaker 134 Don't think about who he is.

Speaker 32 Whatever you do.

Speaker 78 Don't think about who he is or what he's saying or how he's

Speaker 39 bumbling over a sentence.

Speaker 135 Just think about he's not the guy you're currently upset with.

Speaker 57 And that might be enough.

Speaker 112 The separation point, though, here is that when Donald Trump starts focusing on Joe Biden, he won't be able to hide anymore.

Speaker 51 Donald Trump has a way of controlling the media that nobody, I would say nobody in history, has ever been able to do.

Speaker 78 Any president at any time,

Speaker 30 he can control what they say.

Speaker 32 They will be on a whole nother story and will be like,

Speaker 117 let me tweet this, just retweet.

Speaker 78 Changes the entire news cycle for the day.

Speaker 89 You know, hey, I'm taking a pill, hydroxychloroquine.

Speaker 140 They change the entire scope of what they're going to cover for the entire day because this guy's taking a medication that tens of thousands of people take.

Speaker 102 Hundreds of thousands of people take.

Speaker 74 And they just cannot stop themselves.

Speaker 89 So at some point, when we get past, hopefully, this COVID thing and

Speaker 51 we're in recovery and the economy and it's time for

Speaker 1 Donald Trump to be making speeches and doing rallies again and talking about Joe Biden, they're they're not going to be able to hide him anymore.

Speaker 56 And once that happens, this is going to get a lot closer.

Speaker 1 And Donald Trump is going to be able to make this election not based on this guy right now, who it is.

Speaker 57 Right now, it's nobody, right?

Speaker 93 It's just this mythical other candidate who everyone, I think, naturally takes their idea of who would be a good president and just puts it on him.

Speaker 58 If you have any friendliness to voting for a Democrat, you are thinking to yourself, well, he's probably better than this guy.

Speaker 145 I don't like Donald Trump for whatever reason.

Speaker 80 And you're filling in, he's the alternative, and that's it.

Speaker 89 When you see him perform, you're going to have to make a decision based on him, too.

Speaker 147 And that's when this campaign has a good chance of falling apart for Biden, I think.

Speaker 5 Is that how you say it, Matt? Oh, yeah.

Speaker 17 Yeah.

Speaker 148 And the other thing is, Democrats don't care.

Speaker 48 They don't even care if Biden is competent.

Speaker 20 He's just not Trump, and that's fine with them.

Speaker 99 Like this journalist from the nation,

Speaker 147 Katha Pollitt,

Speaker 34 who said that she would vote for Biden even if he boiled babies and ate them.

Speaker 21 That's an exact quote.

Speaker 5 If he boiled babies and ate them.

Speaker 114 So that's the mindset. That's the mindset.

Speaker 20 That's how much they hate Donald Trump.

Speaker 25 That's how much they don't care really who their nominee is. If it's not Trump,

Speaker 31 they're with him.

Speaker 59 Well, if they pick Joe Biden as their nominee, it's obvious they don't care who their nominee is.

Speaker 42 Exactly. Hey,

Speaker 63 or you should pick a guy who can speak?

Speaker 5 Who cares?

Speaker 99 Or you're just not paying attention.

Speaker 151 And that's possible, too, that they don't pay any attention.

Speaker 20 Because how many people knew some of the weird things that Barack Obama said?

Speaker 16 Some of the incredible mistakes he made, some of the, you know, the 57 states comment, or

Speaker 32 you just need an inelator or a breathalyzer or not a breathalyzer, an enulator.

Speaker 67 You don't need either one of of those.

Speaker 58 Yeah, but he had his moments, certainly, where he screwed things up in speeches.

Speaker 119 But, you know, he came off at least as a competent socialist.

Speaker 118 Biden isn't even,

Speaker 57 he's not even that.

Speaker 53 He has, he's playing to the far left to try to win over these Bernie people and the AOC types.

Speaker 79 So he's, he's not even running as a moderate. That's not even happening.

Speaker 93 People have it in their head he's a moderate.

Speaker 118 Why?

Speaker 117 Why?

Speaker 63 Because he's to the right of Bernie Sanders?

Speaker 132 Well, isn't everyone in America to the right of Bernie Sanders?

Speaker 96 I'd like to think so.

Speaker 45 I'd like to think so.

Speaker 79 You know, he was one of the most liberal senators when he ran for president in 2008.

Speaker 47 You know, I think the difference, people get confused because Joe Biden has these positions that sound a bit conservative as compared to today's Democratic Party in his past.

Speaker 133 That doesn't make him conservative.

Speaker 157 That just makes him old.

Speaker 91 He's just been around for a long time.

Speaker 134 When the liberal position was

Speaker 134 something else 20 years ago, he held that.

Speaker 156 Well, now they've moved the goalpost so far to the left that his 20 years ago stances seem conservative in retrospect, but they weren't at the time.

Speaker 69 He just, he was, he's always been a leftist.

Speaker 78 He's always been a guy.

Speaker 55 He's a system guy as opposed to Bernie Sanders.

Speaker 158 But other than that,

Speaker 80 there's not that much difference.

Speaker 56 Yeah, I mean, they have slightly different policies, but this guy is a hardcore leftist.

Speaker 114 Yeah, we've mentioned this before. He and Obama were the two most liberal senators in the Senate in 2008.

Speaker 27 Yeah.

Speaker 161 They weren't. It's not Joe Manchin we're talking about.

Speaker 31 Right.

Speaker 21 Not by any stretch of the imagination.

Speaker 5 He's,

Speaker 99 it's, it's frustrating because people,

Speaker 115 you know, because the perception is, as you said, the opposite of that.

Speaker 87 And that's how overton-windowed we are.

Speaker 35 So

Speaker 22 I don't know if there was any way around that.

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Speaker 20 So, do you think there's going going to be a Democrat convention?

Speaker 113 Like an actual, not a virtual, because a lot of Democrats are saying there can't be a virtual

Speaker 21 convention. It's got to be an actual convention.

Speaker 5 You think there will be one?

Speaker 60 I would think so.

Speaker 55 I would think they would find a way to get everybody together. I mean, they have to figure out a way to put Michelle on the ballot.

Speaker 60 So

Speaker 38 they're trying.

Speaker 58 They would love that, obviously.

Speaker 8 Well, yeah.

Speaker 28 I mean, she would be really formidable.

Speaker 87 She's got such a high approval rating that I think he wins if she's on the ticket.

Speaker 76 You know, who knows how she reacts in that moment, though?

Speaker 8 I mean, who knows how she reacts as the focus of

Speaker 59 the pressure that Donald Trump brings.

Speaker 164 But still, she would come in.

Speaker 78 I mean, she certainly would open the race

Speaker 81 as the favorite.

Speaker 1 I mean, there's no question about it. Oh, yeah.
Now, when she starts talking, who knows?

Speaker 78 But, I mean, you know, the media is going to give her the most overwhelmingly positive treatment you've ever seen in your life.

Speaker 99 Well, when she started talking in 2008, they quickly

Speaker 25 sent her back home. You know,

Speaker 32 please stop talking.

Speaker 146 Right, that's true.

Speaker 154 However, you know, she's not a dumb woman.

Speaker 100 No, she's had

Speaker 89 more radical

Speaker 67 than even Barack Obama.

Speaker 103 I think that's true, but also has had 12 years to go through a presidency and

Speaker 67 go through a sipper her words if she realizes.

Speaker 79 Yeah, I mean, they didn't have those incidents in 2012, largely, and she's gone through book tours and all of these other things since.

Speaker 79 I'm not saying she ever had a tough question in her entire life, but she is, she, as a candidate, would be formidable.

Speaker 167 I don't think that that's going to happen.

Speaker 117 It's interesting, though.

Speaker 25 She doesn't seem to want to.

Speaker 117 She doesn't seem to want to.

Speaker 152 The question I would say is, like, let's say it's October 1st and Joe Biden is down by nine points.

Speaker 79 And it looks terrible.

Speaker 169 He's got the scandals popping up, this Ukraine stuff.

Speaker 51 There's more tapes that are leaked out.

Speaker 83 All this, it's just at the point where the American people are like, absolutely not.

Speaker 172 Is there a question there where you say,

Speaker 109 you know what, Joe, your quote-unquote health problems that we didn't realize until this very moment are considerable.

Speaker 55 Maybe it's time you step down.

Speaker 1 And if it was that late and they were to offer, let's say, Michelle the nomination, I mean, she doesn't want to barnstorm around Iowa for 15 months.

Speaker 173 No.

Speaker 58 But does she want to, for four weeks or five weeks, do major speeches where all the media will do is fawn over her and then she's handed the presidency?

Speaker 106 That might be tempting for anybody.

Speaker 64 And maybe even Michelle is like, I can leave Martha's Vineyard for five weeks.

Speaker 147 I can do it. Yeah.

Speaker 79 Or maybe four.

Speaker 147 I'll take a vacation week in the middle.

Speaker 96 Yeah.

Speaker 150 And maybe that happens.

Speaker 49 But even under those circumstances, it's probably more likely that it would be Hillary.

Speaker 65 I don't think, I do not think that.

Speaker 100 Actually,

Speaker 174 I think she's the least likely candidate in America to get that nomination.

Speaker 56 I think you have a better chance of winning the Democratic nomination than Hillary Clinton.

Speaker 97 They hate her.

Speaker 61 They hate her as

Speaker 148 they think she can win, though.

Speaker 42 I don't think they hate her. They do believe she can win.

Speaker 53 You might be right on that.

Speaker 83 But my case would be they look at, like we look at, I'm trying to think of a, they looked at Al Gore, right?

Speaker 53 Al Gore went and he lost to George W.

Speaker 35 Bush. Right.

Speaker 173 And what they saw out of Al Gore is this fighter who believed in something that was virtuous and who had the election stolen from him.

Speaker 102 Right. That's what they saw.

Speaker 78 With Hillary Clinton, they see someone who lost to the worst presidential candidate in American history.

Speaker 61 Again, this is what they're saying.

Speaker 59 It's not what I'm saying.

Speaker 100 And they see this, they see her as just like, you blew that race?

Speaker 104 Yeah.

Speaker 4 Screw off.

Speaker 98 Every time she comes out and talks, the left

Speaker 168 runs her over the coals.

Speaker 59 Now, if she was a nominee, obviously that would change.

Speaker 51 But, you know, I think they would be much more likely to pull out

Speaker 102 some random senator, you know, give it to Amy Klobuchar or Tammy Baldwin or some random person

Speaker 147 then to hand it to Hillary Clinton for a second go at it.

Speaker 79 I just don't think they have any interest in that.

Speaker 55 And I think that's smart, by the way.

Speaker 25 Or you might resurrect Bernie at that point.

Speaker 69 Yeah, I don't think they like Bernie really.

Speaker 67 They don't like him.

Speaker 79 Bernie, though, at least an argument, he came in second, right?

Speaker 93 If you're going to pick anyone from that field, you have to pick the guy who came in second.

Speaker 142 Yeah. I think.

Speaker 78 So if you're not going to do that, then I think you have to pick from outside of that pool.

Speaker 59 It's interesting. You look at

Speaker 53 the predictit.org as a site where you can go and you can put real money on political outcomes, right?

Speaker 96 It's a gambling site, essentially.

Speaker 110 Now, wait, it's investment.

Speaker 58 Why would you say the word gambling is associated with a site?

Speaker 15 I apologize.

Speaker 113 This is nothing like a gambling site.

Speaker 41 It's a prediction engine.

Speaker 86 Okay. Oh,

Speaker 79 that involves real investment.

Speaker 89 Wow.

Speaker 61 That's how

Speaker 62 they would technically word it.

Speaker 59 And it is legal, by the way, in the United States.

Speaker 51 They have a clearance from the government to do this.

Speaker 61 You know, for

Speaker 147 research purposes, really, like, what do people, when they put their real money down, actually believe?

Speaker 70 Because you could tell a pollster whatever you want.

Speaker 97 What do you actually believe?

Speaker 112 Well, right now, Joe Biden is at 85% chance to win the Democratic nomination.

Speaker 63 Not to win the election, but just to actually get the nomination for the party that has no other candidates currently running.

Speaker 61 And they're still saying, yeah, there's a 15% chance this guy does not last.

Speaker 127 That is not something that would be funny.

Speaker 25 It is in the back of their mind, though.

Speaker 31 Oh, yeah.

Speaker 17 Somebody else swoops in that they are really married to because I don't know how

Speaker 67 married they are to Joe Biden.

Speaker 95 No, and they're not married to him.

Speaker 1 No, if he looks like he's going to lose, they completely control this, right?

Speaker 79 If the media and the left decided, you know what,

Speaker 79 we're back to believing all women, and they just started giving Tara Reed all the credibility of the media, he's dead, he's gone, he's toast.

Speaker 106 The campaign is over for him.

Speaker 79 They control him completely in this situation.

Speaker 113 By the way, speaking of that, did you see the Ami Horowitz interview on the street?

Speaker 13 No.

Speaker 15 Where this is fantastic, we should play this.

Speaker 17 And maybe we'll do that coming up here.

Speaker 69 Where he goes on the street and asks all these Democrats,

Speaker 43 do women, should they be believed?

Speaker 99 Oh, absolutely.

Speaker 37 Absolutely.

Speaker 25 Then he asks,

Speaker 104 Do you believe Tara Reed?

Speaker 36 Oh, no.

Speaker 5 You got to see it to believe it.

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Speaker 78 Maybe we should do some of this stuff later on Andrew Cuomo because he is like my personal jihad, which, by the way, means struggle.

Speaker 15 Right.

Speaker 166 He's my personal struggle.

Speaker 36 And it's a holy struggle.

Speaker 42 It's a holy struggle. Yeah.

Speaker 36 I have a holy struggle. It's secular.

Speaker 23 It's a

Speaker 71 secular, holy struggle.

Speaker 59 Because as we know, it's

Speaker 58 mostly secular.

Speaker 147 The Muslim Brotherhood, at least, is mostly secular.

Speaker 180 But yeah, and I just can't understand this fascination with this guy who has been an utter disaster, like overseeing the worst parts of the coronavirus pandemic in the entire world.

Speaker 5 Yeah.

Speaker 139 Not even just the United States.

Speaker 42 The only thing. Yet they love him in New York.

Speaker 71 They love him.

Speaker 79 I know. Well, that's fading.

Speaker 1 It is fading.

Speaker 130 I mean, he was up 80%.

Speaker 69 It's about time because, I mean, how do you do such a bad job?

Speaker 5 In fact, he was sending...

Speaker 12 COVID patients to nursing homes.

Speaker 166 I believe it to be the worst single decision in the entire pandemic.

Speaker 89 And he got away with it.

Speaker 32 Now he's actually trying to blame Trump for it. Of course.

Speaker 61 Of course he is.

Speaker 125 Because where else is he going to go?

Speaker 86 Wow.

Speaker 134 He instituted a policy which guaranteed the import of COVID-19 positive patients into nursing homes, where he himself admitted were the people that were the most vulnerable.

Speaker 104 Exactly.

Speaker 122 And then he also said.

Speaker 63 It didn't make any sense at all.

Speaker 171 Imagine you're running one of these places, right?

Speaker 57 You're like, wait, you're going to do what?

Speaker 102 We don't even have the facilities to deal with a pandemic.

Speaker 90 We're just a nursing home.

Speaker 79 We can help basic medical needs.

Speaker 158 Obviously, we know nursing homes have those some capabilities, but they're not designed to deal with a pandemic.

Speaker 98 That's exactly what they're not designed to do.

Speaker 127 And then they all said this, by the way, at the time.

Speaker 41 Yeah.

Speaker 104 This is

Speaker 90 horrific.

Speaker 41 We do not want this to happen.

Speaker 86 Then you think, okay, well, if you are, if you have someone in your, in your nursing home, they have COVID-19, you have to let them back in.

Speaker 112 At least you cannot, though, import new patients that aren't your patients in

Speaker 1 that are COVID-19 positive, right?

Speaker 9 So you can test them as they come in and make sure if they're positive.

Speaker 140 No, he actually prevented the nursing homes from testing the patients.

Speaker 63 So

Speaker 63 they couldn't even know if they were COVID-19 positive.

Speaker 69 That is, it's madness.

Speaker 27 I don't even understand it.

Speaker 16 I don't even understand why you would do it.

Speaker 69 Let me ask you this.

Speaker 84 If I were to come to you and say, Pat, you know what?

Speaker 58 We got a real problem with old people. There's too many of them.

Speaker 83 Let's kill them all off.

Speaker 93 Give me a policy that will do it.

Speaker 107 Would you design a different policy?

Speaker 36 No, that would be the best way to do it.

Speaker 5 Exactly what you do.

Speaker 63 Yeah,

Speaker 119 everyone's like, oh, this guy, you know, there's a viral video out there where this guy is punching these people.

Speaker 140 A nurse is punching these defenseless old people in a nursing home. It's disgusting.

Speaker 89 A guy got arrested.

Speaker 3 They did find him.

Speaker 27 It's so disturbing.

Speaker 98 It's revolting.

Speaker 89 But

Speaker 89 compare that to what Andrew Cuomo did.

Speaker 173 Yeah.

Speaker 61 You know, there's thousands of dead people because Andrew Cuomo and several other Democratic governors, by the way, instituted this policy or a version of it.

Speaker 41 And it costs thousands of people their lives

Speaker 157 in what is seemingly the most obvious outcome that could be imagined from a policy where you take people who are vulnerable to a pandemic and import intentionally

Speaker 69 patients inside of a nursing home.

Speaker 5 Like, of course, this is what is going to happen.

Speaker 81 Of course.

Speaker 63 Yeah.

Speaker 173 It's incomprehensible that they would do this.

Speaker 9 And finally, after a month and a half, he withdrew the policy, but the damage had been done already.

Speaker 106 Oh, yeah.

Speaker 5 Oh, by far.

Speaker 34 So we've got some

Speaker 15 interesting

Speaker 20 video to show you concerning Andrew Cuomo coming up in a few minutes.

Speaker 152 His brother, too.

Speaker 100 Just an absolute nightmare.

Speaker 25 You know, in their fight over their mom and who is loved more. I don't care.
Yeah.

Speaker 67 Who your mom loved more.

Speaker 25 I don't care.

Speaker 69 I do that.

Speaker 8 I do feel like the tides are starting to turn on that.

Speaker 58 People are sick of the Cuomo Brothers shtick.

Speaker 8 They're starting to realize.

Speaker 53 I think there's a little bit of a rally behind the guy that goes on in a moment like that where you're like, you know what?

Speaker 136 He's the only thing we have.

Speaker 13 We better.

Speaker 1 I hope he's doing a good job.

Speaker 78 You're almost convincing yourself he's doing a good job.

Speaker 79 But now that the.

Speaker 96 It's almost like a wartime president.

Speaker 42 Yeah.

Speaker 57 You just believe in hope.

Speaker 82 But we're getting to a point now where people are actually looking at what he's done.

Speaker 53 And, you know, I can't imagine this holds up.

Speaker 109 But, you know, look, this is, this is, there's so much partisanship and so much tribalism around this stuff.

Speaker 79 I mean, you look at the stuff with Biden. You were mentioning before

Speaker 55 with Tara Reed.

Speaker 97 Do we believe all women or not?

Speaker 34 Right.

Speaker 87 I mean, what about the hashtag believe women?

Speaker 32 That was a hashtag that was circulating during the Me Too stuff.

Speaker 27 Believe women.

Speaker 42 Well,

Speaker 96 Ami Horowitz put that to the test.

Speaker 35 And here's what happened.

Speaker 184 I'm Ami Horowitz and I'm back in the East Village. Believe all women has been the mantra of the left since the Kavanaugh hearings.

Speaker 175 But do they really believe that?

Speaker 184 How important is it to believe women?

Speaker 86 I think it's very important.

Speaker 185 It's totally-you believe men. Why don't you believe women? Same thing.

Speaker 186 What's the screen? Yes. Well, of course, we should believe women.
It's fing important.

Speaker 185 And it will always be important. I'm someone who was sexually assaulted.

Speaker 175 And yes,

Speaker 175 it happened in high school.

Speaker 185 And I was told not to do anything about it because the guy was the star soccer player in high school. Nobody would believe me.

Speaker 175 Absolutely important.

Speaker 185 No one believed me. I did 35 years in jail for killing my abuser.

Speaker 187 So I have very strong feelings.

Speaker 184 Tara Reed, she's the one who's accusing Joe Biden of sexual assault. Do you believe her? I think she's an employee of Trump.

Speaker 185 I think she's despicable.

Speaker 30 Do you guys believe Tara Reed?

Speaker 189 The allegations? No.

Speaker 186 No. No.
Do you believe her allegations?

Speaker 42 no, no, not really.

Speaker 187 I don't believe her.

Speaker 185 The timing is also very bizarre, also.

Speaker 191 With Tara Reid, it just doesn't seem as credible.

Speaker 185 I personally don't know why she's coming out now. She should have spoken up earlier, and we need Biden.

Speaker 192 27 years ago? I remember 27 years ago.

Speaker 184 Joe Biden, to be fair, made, he doesn't remember what we had for breakfast today.

Speaker 193 I actually have the best memory. You know, going back to the Brett Kavanaugh, I thought they were...

Speaker 184 She was very credible. Can you explain to us, to the audience, kind of the difference between Tara Reed's allegations and the allegations of Christine Blasey Ford for the campaign.

Speaker 184 Hello.

Speaker 42 Yeah.

Speaker 2 Oh my gosh.

Speaker 187 You know, I don't know that I recall since my memory is so to specifically say, I actually have the best memory.

Speaker 185 Biden's not going around saying, yo, I love beer. And like, I mean, I don't know if you saw Kavanaugh talk, but that was just.

Speaker 100 He's not going to say, I love beer.

Speaker 18 What the heck are you doing with that?

Speaker 189 That's crazy.

Speaker 184 Hashtag believe all women. You're taking care of it.

Speaker 185 Hey, have a good one. Bye.
Thank you.

Speaker 187 Believe all women. All right.
Peace, guys.

Speaker 184 Believe all women.

Speaker 175 Take care of yourself.

Speaker 18 God, that's so good. Well, I mean, all.

Speaker 154 Except Tara Reed.

Speaker 100 Yeah.

Speaker 5 Didn't we make that clear in the first place with the Believe All Women thing?

Speaker 34 It was all except.

Speaker 101 Her.

Speaker 44 Except anybody who says something about a guy we want to vote for.

Speaker 9 I mean, Ami Horowitz has...

Speaker 55 He does such a good job.

Speaker 95 That was great.

Speaker 1 Because there's something convincing about him where it doesn't feel

Speaker 112 to these people on the street that he's coming off as, like, I'm making a point about your hypocrisy.

Speaker 78 Like, he's somehow able to keep them in this mode where they think they're talking to someone friendly.

Speaker 55 And it is a, I mean, it is a disaster.

Speaker 6 Yeah.

Speaker 45 It's so, it really is pathetic.

Speaker 128 I mean, it's shown that entire movement to be

Speaker 107 a sham, at least as it relates to Democrats and their, you know, their, their kavanaugh stuff it's so obviously just partisan nonsense they don't care they never they never cared for a second about christine blasey ford never cared about her or what may or may not have happened to her they didn't care for a second and the fact i mean it was proven because as soon as kavanaugh gets on the supreme court have they mentioned her once nope don't even remember that she's i don't have they have they filed charges against uh brett kavanaugh i i missed it if they did because they could And I mean, for them to say, oh, that was 27 years ago.

Speaker 25 Why now?

Speaker 5 Blasey Ford was 37 years ago.

Speaker 152 Yeah.

Speaker 4 And to think about,

Speaker 76 think about the differences here, Pat.

Speaker 79 We have absolute proof that Tara Reid worked in the office with Joe Biden.

Speaker 100 Let's just start there.

Speaker 63 We have no evidence, as far as I can remember, that Christine Blasey Ford even ever met.

Speaker 107 Right.

Speaker 111 Brett Kavanaugh, let alone was at the party the night in question, which we don't know what the night is in question because she couldn't remember.

Speaker 4 We don't know what the night is.

Speaker 43 We don't know what the house is.

Speaker 20 We don't know the date.

Speaker 67 We don't know any of it.

Speaker 65 We do know that

Speaker 79 people do remember Tara Reid disappearing oddly

Speaker 168 in the middle of her job for no reason.

Speaker 43 We do know that she said that her mother called into

Speaker 152 Larry King.

Speaker 104 Larry King.

Speaker 100 And it did happen.

Speaker 7 She did.

Speaker 100 She did. We do know that she told multiple people over the years that this did occur.

Speaker 27 And they backed up that story. And they backed up that story.

Speaker 74 Now, look, that does not mean Joe Biden did this, right?

Speaker 104 People,

Speaker 92 like,

Speaker 99 it lends credence to the story, for sure.

Speaker 57 It certainly does, right?

Speaker 1 It's, you know, we have a justice system for a reason.

Speaker 126 And, you know, look, if you, if everyone,

Speaker 79 if we decided we wanted to take out some important person, we could all easily align our stories

Speaker 116 and say, okay, say this, you say this, you say this.

Speaker 134 Three or four people absolutely could do that.

Speaker 194 I'm not saying that's what happened here.

Speaker 83 I don't know.

Speaker 117 But it could happen.

Speaker 92 The Larry King thing is a lot more difficult to do.

Speaker 119 Yeah. Really difficult.

Speaker 57 Yeah.

Speaker 126 Because, you know, there's a national show.

Speaker 57 Just getting on that show, I'm sure at the time was probably difficult for her to get on and be able to say that and then have it be recognized as the person, then they go find the tape.

Speaker 89 So you're doing that in 1993.

Speaker 49 What? Setting up your 2020 allegation?

Speaker 43 Right.

Speaker 57 Well, I mean, exactly.

Speaker 93 I don't think that that's true.

Speaker 154 Though I would say she never mentioned rape, right?

Speaker 121 She did mention a problem with the.

Speaker 109 So we don't know what the level of that accusation was and I would say too um it's possible that you get fired you create a fiction you tell people to justify what happened and it turns into a long-term story is it possible yes it's possible in the way that all sorts of crazy things are possible people win the lottery multiple times so it's possible sure it's possible that these things go on but it's very unlikely It's possible monkeys may fly out my butt.

Speaker 25 Exactly. It's just not likely.

Speaker 56 It's not likely. You know, it's not likely.

Speaker 56 I don't know how many monkeys

Speaker 65 you've tried to store.

Speaker 25 So far, none. None.

Speaker 89 Yeah.

Speaker 55 It's probably the best number to try to store there. Yeah.

Speaker 9 But zero. There are crazy things that happen, right?

Speaker 96 There are crazy things.

Speaker 63 Like

Speaker 79 a guy sat home in the 1980s and he started watching Press Your Luck, the game show.

Speaker 127 And he had a VHS recorder, and he methodically recorded where the boxes bounce around the outside border until he figured out that one specific block never turned into a whammy that would cost him all of his money.

Speaker 74 So he sat there and studied the patterns and recognized that it repeated, then went to

Speaker 153 California, got on the show, press your luck.

Speaker 64 And was able to win like 10 times as much as any other candidate or any other contestant because he knew all of the patterns.

Speaker 170 He had memorized how the game board worked.

Speaker 63 That happened in real life.

Speaker 153 Then that guy left with all of his money and wound up losing all of it and various scams and other things.

Speaker 63 That's a real story.

Speaker 57 It's a story that actually occurred and he went on the run at the end of his life before he died.

Speaker 100 All of that actually happened and was going to be...

Speaker 195 It was scheduled at one point to be a Bill Murray movie and what a fantastic movie that would have been.

Speaker 69 They never made it.

Speaker 83 Why didn't they do it? I don't know. I don't know what happened.

Speaker 100 Eventually this is going to be a movie, but it's a great story.

Speaker 56 And it's a real

Speaker 100 guy who did this. But like, you know,

Speaker 63 crazy stories happen.

Speaker 125 But like the, all of these things adding up would at least indicate that it goes well beyond the standard of proof that Democrats have wanted for any Republican in a similar situation.

Speaker 112 You know, any time, I mean, we remember the James Comey situation.

Speaker 163 Where the whole point was contemporaneous notes.

Speaker 56 He took a contemporaneous note and that was proof that X, Y, and Z happened.

Speaker 59 All he did, the guy, one guy just wrote down, yeah, this happened.

Speaker 120 And that was enough for everybody on the left.

Speaker 140 These are contemporaneous notes.

Speaker 83 She told all these people at the time that this went on, and it's not believe all women anymore.

Speaker 108 That's dead. It's gone.

Speaker 27 Really dead.

Speaker 75 We never meant it.

Speaker 68 And when you ask them, well, wait a minute, what about believe all women?

Speaker 147 And you have someone who's maybe a little bit...

Speaker 71 more

Speaker 66 more thoughtful than the people that Ambi ran into.

Speaker 128 What they will say is, no, what do you mean believe all women all the time, no matter what?

Speaker 154 What we said is we need to listen to women.

Speaker 139 And then, you know, obviously

Speaker 132 we have the due process that goes on.

Speaker 63 And you're just describing what we've been saying the whole time.

Speaker 63 And we still continue to say it today.

Speaker 171 That's the difference between a lot of people on the left in the media and a lot of people on the right.

Speaker 112 I have not heard one person change their standard on the right on this.

Speaker 106 Everyone's saying, like, look, you can't convict him over this stuff.

Speaker 79 You might want to because you want him to lose the presidency, but that's not the way we operate in this country.

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Speaker 87 On Stu Des America, you've been talking about Andrew Cuomo lately and the great job that he's been doing because he has done some kind of job.

Speaker 69 I mean, what is it?

Speaker 20 Only a third of all deaths come from New York from this COVID virus, right?

Speaker 56 Isn't it like a third of all deaths almost?

Speaker 123 And the worst

Speaker 62 of

Speaker 75 basically the entire world's COVID outbreak

Speaker 62 was in New York.

Speaker 157 And you have to, and that kind of downplays it a little bit because

Speaker 118 all of New Jersey and Connecticut's breakouts, of course, are

Speaker 100 related to New York.

Speaker 161 And when you look at the genetic makeup of the virus around the country, about 80% of the outbreaks around the country are from New York.

Speaker 85 But other than that,

Speaker 38 the results are there, Pat.

Speaker 99 The results are there.

Speaker 25 Other than that, Andrew Cuomo has has done an unbelievable job.

Speaker 41 He has.

Speaker 53 You know, sure,

Speaker 141 if you compare it to anyone else in the entire world, no.

Speaker 117 Because, I mean, you would absolutely, if given, if there was a draft pick, who do you want to run

Speaker 93 your COVID-19 response?

Speaker 167 And the choices were Andrew Cuomo, the guy who was dealing,

Speaker 100 he's from northern Italy, out of the University of Northern Italy, the Lombardy region.

Speaker 155 You got him, or Or you could just get some random guy selling bats in Wuhan.

Speaker 98 I think I go Wuhan at this point.

Speaker 53 Yes. I certainly am going.

Speaker 118 I hope I don't have the third pick, and I'm stuck with Cuomo. I'll tell you that.

Speaker 123 So, Cuomo,

Speaker 75 we were going through this, and we decided to build a series out of this.

Speaker 194 Just going through the timeline of Andrew Cuomo.

Speaker 41 Think about this.

Speaker 134 We start in March.

Speaker 163 I won't give him any heat for stuff in January and February.

Speaker 197 You know, people didn't necessarily know what was going on.

Speaker 56 But towards the end of February, it started really ramping up all over the world.

Speaker 180 March starts.

Speaker 72 At this point, you got to know, especially in New York, major travel hub, this is a big deal.

Speaker 172 So, March 1st is the first case announced in New York.

Speaker 145 Okay.

Speaker 200 March 2nd, here's Andrew Cuomo.

Speaker 191 In this situation, the facts defeat fear because the reality is reassuring.

Speaker 186 Oh, it is deep breath time.

Speaker 4 Oh,

Speaker 63 just take a deep breath, Pat.

Speaker 201 Okay. That's all you need to do.
Yeah.

Speaker 41 Sounds like we're going to be fine, right?

Speaker 92 Yeah. Well, we are.

Speaker 1 If you thought that he wasn't taking this health challenge seriously, I can see how you might take that from that particular statement.

Speaker 116 But you have to look at his website, which is where he puts the real meat of his policy.

Speaker 79 And he made a major statement.

Speaker 41 They carried on the website on March 3rd.

Speaker 79 And he did take serious action against this health crisis and and this epidemic.

Speaker 72 And of course,

Speaker 121 by this epidemic, I mean the vaping epidemic.

Speaker 33 Oh.

Speaker 66 What he wrote on his site, the

Speaker 78 nicotine vaping epidemic is a scourge on our state and our nation.

Speaker 113 That was March 3rd?

Speaker 108 March 3rd.

Speaker 61 So everyone else is like, hey, COVID-19 is kind of scary, but what about vaping?

Speaker 117 Now, I will say,

Speaker 70 Everyone is going to look back and think about March 2020 as the month of the vaping epidemic.

Speaker 39 That is clearly what the history books are going to say.

Speaker 66 And he was right on top of that.

Speaker 112 Now, while people were kind of passing this virus all over the city, Cuomo launched a petition against vaping, and quoting the website, the campaign also includes a new hashtag, no vape NY.

Speaker 46 Now, if we have only thought to fight the virus with a hashtag, that could have worked out pretty well.

Speaker 60 You know? Yeah, but he didn't think of that.

Speaker 1 Hashtag no Corona NY.

Speaker 40 Hashtag down with COVID.

Speaker 7 Yeah, hashtag don't sucks.

Speaker 104 Yeah, right, don't get it, hashtag hashtags.

Speaker 118 Don't get it, yeah, that would have done it.

Speaker 100 That could have done it right there, yep.

Speaker 79 Unfortunately, he didn't think of that.

Speaker 70 March 6th, we're up to now.

Speaker 69 We're 44 cases in New York.

Speaker 168 Andrew Cuomo still could not believe that you were worried about it.

Speaker 186 We have more people in this country dying from the flu than we have dying from coronavirus.

Speaker 70 Now, that's one of those things that gets you kicked out of the media these days.

Speaker 147 Yeah.

Speaker 55 If you were conservative and said that, a lot of people were

Speaker 120 poor Dr.

Speaker 98 Drew got dragged through the mud by the left for that exact statement.

Speaker 197 But here's Andrew Cuomo doing it.

Speaker 40 So don't worry about it. Just the flu.

Speaker 163 Continue to sneeze on each other.

Speaker 108 Everything's fine.

Speaker 161 March 8th, New York hits triple digits, 105 known cases.

Speaker 69 We all know it's a lot higher than that in reality.

Speaker 124 Cuomo continues to tell everyone not to change their lives around all that much.

Speaker 202 If you can move to a train car that is not as dense, if you see a packed train car, let it go by, wait for the next train.

Speaker 2 Same with the,

Speaker 202 if you're taking a bus.

Speaker 117 Now,

Speaker 98 don't avoid public transit.

Speaker 27 No, no, but just take a less crowded one.

Speaker 60 A less crowded one, a less dense one.

Speaker 56 Now, I would argue you should probably try to find a governor that's less dense.

Speaker 93 However, I understand, I guess, his point here, and at least he's making a little progress.

Speaker 61 Cuomo made sure to emphasize that the most important thing that New Yorkers could do was basically lay back and chillax.

Speaker 202 Keep it all in perspective. I know there's a whole frenzy about it.

Speaker 202 The facts do not justify the frenzy, period.

Speaker 202 The biggest problem we have in this situation is fear, not the virus. No.
The virus we can handle.

Speaker 4 Oh.

Speaker 202 It's the fear.

Speaker 202 And the fear is just unwarranted.

Speaker 53 That's good to hear that Andrew Cuomo can handle the virus.

Speaker 1 And you were so worried, Pat, that entire time.

Speaker 3 I can remember.

Speaker 3 I was freaking out. No.

Speaker 106 Freaking out.

Speaker 79 The governor of South Dakota makes that statement. It's probably fine.

Speaker 130 If the governor of Wyoming makes that statement, it's probably fine.

Speaker 80 Although if those people made it, since they're Republicans, they would get trashed in the media constantly.

Speaker 76 But Andrew Cuomo is presented as this hero in this situation. The very next day, Cuomo continued to berate the idiocy of people who thought this might be a big problem.

Speaker 202 Context, all these numbers. What does it mean? What does it mean? What does it mean? All day long, I have people calling me up and saying, I hear all these numbers.
What does it mean?

Speaker 202 It means you find the positives, you reduce the spread.

Speaker 202 What is the bottom line? What does this mean?

Speaker 202 People are reacting like this is the Ebola virus.

Speaker 13 This is not the Ebola virus.

Speaker 202 This hysteria that you see, this fear that you see, the panic that you see

Speaker 202 is unwarranted.

Speaker 202 We have dealt with worse viruses.

Speaker 35 Oh, many times.

Speaker 202 This spreads like the flu.

Speaker 18 Yeah.

Speaker 202 But

Speaker 202 most

Speaker 202 people will have it and they get on with their lives.

Speaker 132 Huh. Well, there you go.
Just that easy.

Speaker 1 Now, I will say, you may have noticed a tad bit, an undercurrent of criticism here from me on Andrew Cuomo.

Speaker 78 And in interest of fairness, this actually turns out to be his best moment of the entire response.

Speaker 13 Why?

Speaker 191 He actually got something right.

Speaker 145 It's very rare for Andrew Cuomo in this period.

Speaker 74 He is correct.

Speaker 129 COVID-19 is not the Ebola virus.

Speaker 153 In fact, COVID-19 would go on to kill more people in just New York, in just the first three weeks of April, than Ebola has in all of human history.

Speaker 138 So he's correct.

Speaker 131 It is not Ebola.

Speaker 125 Gold star for that little answer from Andy.

Speaker 86 We have more.

Speaker 110 Should we take a quick break, a one-minute break, and come back on the other side?

Speaker 128 Because we're only on March 9th.

Speaker 129 This has all happened before March 9th.

Speaker 96 It's amazing. Amazing.

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Speaker 20 Talking about the genius that is Andrew Cuomo and the way he has handled this pandemic, priceless.

Speaker 9 Just perfectly. Very impressive.

Speaker 13 Very impressive.

Speaker 1 We're up to March 9th, also the day that Cuomo attempted a media stunt aimed at the generally at the vilification of capitalism, but specifically Amazon for their supposed price gouging over hand sanitizer.

Speaker 202 This is 75%

Speaker 202 alcohol.

Speaker 202 It also has a,

Speaker 202 comes in a variety of sizes. It has a

Speaker 202 very nice

Speaker 202 floral bouquet.

Speaker 202 Little I detected lilac.

Speaker 202 Hydrangea tulips. What does it smell like to you?

Speaker 66 That clip gives me chills for some reason.

Speaker 39 I don't know what it is.

Speaker 102 Him talking about the floral bouquet.

Speaker 193 It's made me like hate hydrangeas for the rest of my life.

Speaker 111 And notice, the man in the middle of the pandemic response literally reaches his hand out so the guy next to him can smell it.

Speaker 127 That is.

Speaker 134 The press conference was basically Cuomo bragging that he can beat the market price with hand sanitizer using prison labor, which is really easy to beat all market prices when you're using essentially slave labor prices for all of your employees, which of course later we found out that he wasn't even doing that.

Speaker 78 He was just bottling the hand sanitizer with the prison labor, not actually making it.

Speaker 117 So he was lying as well.

Speaker 59 But that's like the 3,000th most annoying thing about that clip. The fact that he's getting people to smell his lilac hands is, it grosses me out even watching it.

Speaker 134 March 11th.

Speaker 195 Now there's 216 cases in New York known of coronavirus.

Speaker 111 And Andrew Cuomo is doing shtick at his press conferences, attempting, I would argue, a worse Irish accent than even Barack Obama.

Speaker 73 Listen.

Speaker 202 Well, I'm authorized, you know, by St. Patrick.

Speaker 42 That's who?

Speaker 42 Oh, yes.

Speaker 202 I have the highest authorization. Sure.

Speaker 36 Wow.

Speaker 42 What is that accent?

Speaker 33 Wow.

Speaker 81 I don't know what that is.

Speaker 50 It makes me dislike Ireland, the entire country.

Speaker 62 It makes Irish people dislike Ireland, which is a really, I mean, you're pretty Irish people.

Speaker 86 Pretty Irish. Do you now hate Ireland? I do.

Speaker 42 Okay, good. I do.

Speaker 102 So then he has an interview scheduled.

Speaker 59 And of course, by itself, that's not really all that notable.

Speaker 145 Andrew Cuomo loves seeing Andrew Cuomo on television more than anyone else in the entire world.

Speaker 116 He gets that exposure all the time.

Speaker 93 So there is one place, though, he couldn't go to get interviewed.

Speaker 100 One place.

Speaker 160 CNN with his brother, Chris Cuomo.

Speaker 98 Why?

Speaker 118 Because CNN had banned Chris Cuomo from interviewing Andrew Cuomo, which is an obvious thing for a journalistic organization to do.

Speaker 175 Because you can't have your host as a journalist

Speaker 70 interviewing his brother on television.

Speaker 105 So in 2013, they instituted this ban.

Speaker 47 It lasts for seven years.

Speaker 83 And then in the middle of a pandemic, they're like, yo, I guess now is the time for the softest of softball interviews.

Speaker 83 That, of course, leads to CNN lifting the the band and it unleashed journalism like this.

Speaker 207 Governor Andrew, Cuomo to everybody else, my big brother, I'm proud of you. I love you.

Speaker 207 Thank you for explaining the hard parts and what's going to have to happen so that we can get to a better place in the future. God bless.
I'll talk to you in a second.

Speaker 2 Proud of you.

Speaker 33 Wow.

Speaker 87 So they're both proud of each other.

Speaker 62 They're both proud of each other. It's good to love each other.

Speaker 21 It's good to know.

Speaker 208 And that, of course, has escalated to, I think it was yesterday or the day before his fiasco, where now he's doing like carrot top props and bringing out like, you know, nasal swabs

Speaker 62 of Chris Cuomo to joke with his brother about his size of his nose.

Speaker 177 Let's take one more one-minute break and we'll finish up just the first two weeks of March next.

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Speaker 1 All right, March 12th now, Andrew Cuomo's timeline of coronavirus.

Speaker 117 325 known cases in New York, and Governor always on camera is talking to New York One.

Speaker 53 In what I believe he thinks is the worst moment of the entire pandemic, he is forced to do an interview and not be seen.

Speaker 55 He has to do it on the phone.

Speaker 145 So, this is an incredible disappointment for Andrew Cuomo.

Speaker 52 listen to the points he makes here though they're irritating all all four of his key points

Speaker 209 look we have two issues we're dealing with one is the virus which we can handle oh the second is the anxiety uh and fear that is uh is being generated because of the virus okay uh and that's has many sources uh how the federal government is handling it.

Speaker 209 You have all these people spreading rumors. Oh, but that's just what they are.
They are rumors.

Speaker 209 New York City is not going to close down.

Speaker 42 Oh, wow.

Speaker 118 That's a relief.

Speaker 70 That's a relief. Those rumors

Speaker 59 being out there.

Speaker 79 I mean, it is a masterclass on how to botch a public response to a crisis.

Speaker 163 First, he says he can handle the situation that he blatantly can't handle.

Speaker 108 I mean, we can all recognize that he's not handled the situation.

Speaker 163 Then he tells people to relax.

Speaker 71 Okay.

Speaker 161 Then he abandons his responsibility and puts the blame on the federal government.

Speaker 164 You know, he just throws that in.

Speaker 56 Like, yeah, there's some things to worry about, like the federal government's response, but we can handle this.

Speaker 142 And then he says the other people to blame are the people spreading rumors, rumors that New York might close down, something that, of course, obviously did happen and is still happening.

Speaker 175 We're in May now.

Speaker 118 It's still going on.

Speaker 78 And while Cuomo, of course, was very aware of every talking point to deflect blame away from himself, his awareness of the real world is just mystifying.

Speaker 163 Listen, especially think of yourself if you're in Wyoming, you're in

Speaker 110 Nebraska, you're in Texas.

Speaker 121 Listen to this exchange with Craig Melvin from March 13th.

Speaker 211 Governor, really quickly here,

Speaker 211 how would you characterize where things stand right now in New York State with regards to response to the virus in general?

Speaker 210 Well, I don't think it's any different here than it is anywhere else.

Speaker 210 The anxiety and the fear

Speaker 210 is as much of a problem as the virus.

Speaker 111 Can you think about it?

Speaker 176 This guy had no awareness that New York was any different than anywhere else.

Speaker 139 And this is a time where the media is in the mode that Andrew Cuomo may very well be God.

Speaker 40 That is the tone of their coverage throughout all of this.

Speaker 118 He didn't recognize that New York was different.

Speaker 63 How did he not recognize that?

Speaker 158 Everyone on earth knew that was true.

Speaker 126 He blew every piece of this response, and he continually went on television and radio and lied about it.

Speaker 98 And, you know, really, the only reason this country shut down at all is because of what happened in New York.

Speaker 117 The fact that he couldn't recognize it was different is disgraceful.

Speaker 79 And I will say, I started, I went through some of the stuff on Stu Does America last night, which, of course, you can subscribe to on YouTube.

Speaker 78 You can see all the clips.

Speaker 60 See every one of those and a lot more.

Speaker 50 But we started going through it, and my idea was to go through the entire timeline for Cuomo.

Speaker 171 And then I was like, well, no, maybe I can only do March.

Speaker 57 By the end of it, I realized I could only do the first two weeks of March.

Speaker 126 So I had to break March into two pieces.

Speaker 161 There's so much to pick apart from this guy.

Speaker 116 And the fact that he's got this halo over his head after what he has done is despicable by

Speaker 197 what the media has done in it.

Speaker 99 Almost nobody has the virus in New York, though.

Speaker 49 There's only 366,000 people with the virus.

Speaker 67 That's it.

Speaker 34 Yeah.

Speaker 29 I mean, okay, so yes, that's,

Speaker 43 let's see, six, seven times higher than Texas, which has one-third higher population than New York.

Speaker 87 We have about 30 million people.

Speaker 20 They've got about 20 million people.

Speaker 34 We have 53,508 coronavirus victims.

Speaker 21 They have 366,357.

Speaker 59 And of course, that's just known.

Speaker 25 Right, right. That's known, yes.

Speaker 20 And we're doing much more testing right now than they are.

Speaker 67 Yeah.

Speaker 60 And they've done the antibody tests there and found in Manhattan, about 20% of the entire population at least had it at one point.

Speaker 141 Which is amazing.

Speaker 27 Which is by far the highest in the country.

Speaker 93 Again, because New York was different.

Speaker 57 I don't know if he knows.

Speaker 144 He didn't know it then.

Speaker 126 No, he did.

Speaker 191 But somehow, maybe over this time, he's been able to figure out that New York might be a little different than a field in Iowa.

Speaker 42 Maybe.

Speaker 99 And to have 28,885 deaths, which is about a third of all the deaths in the United States of America.

Speaker 20 And then New Jersey is second at 10,000, so they're 18,000 behind.

Speaker 152 And the only reason they have 10,800 is because the New Yorkers are going to New Jersey to go home.

Speaker 5 Yep.

Speaker 111 It's unbelievable.

Speaker 101 It's amazing.

Speaker 159 Well, then you look at the terrible job he's done.

Speaker 21 Terrible.

Speaker 45 Here is the deaths per death rate per million population.

Speaker 78 So you're not adjusting for a population here.

Speaker 154 Number one, New York. Yep.

Speaker 93 Number two, New Jersey.

Speaker 104 Okay.

Speaker 51 Number three, Connecticut.

Speaker 36 Why? Because

Speaker 42 suburban New York.

Speaker 61 Number four, Massachusetts.

Speaker 155 And of course, as we've seen with the actual

Speaker 55 genetic makeup of this virus, there's several strains.

Speaker 1 And the New York strain has been the one that's infected about 80% of the country.

Speaker 121 I mean,

Speaker 104 just

Speaker 95 unbelievable.

Speaker 96 But you can't debug. You can't overstate

Speaker 23 the the terrible job he's done.

Speaker 8 It's very difficult to do.

Speaker 41 I'll try, though. I'll do my best.

Speaker 95 Okay, yeah, see if you can.

Speaker 8 If I can find a way to overstate it, I will.

Speaker 58 But I can't. I haven't been able to find the way.

Speaker 189 You don't think you can do it? No.

Speaker 37 I don't think you can do it.

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Speaker 25 We've been talking about this COVID thing, and Andrew Cuomo's handling in New York has just been astonishingly bad.

Speaker 21 And yet for a while, I don't think he's there now, but he had an 80% approval rating at one point during all this press conference stuff.

Speaker 48 Just because he talks about it every day, people loved him for it.

Speaker 89 Do you guys understand you got the worst problem in the world?

Speaker 97 In the world.

Speaker 5 In the world. Not just America, the world.

Speaker 32 And this guy is the head of it.

Speaker 31 Wow.

Speaker 23 How does he become popular over that?

Speaker 59 Yeah, New York, New York City.

Speaker 24 You were saying the death rate per million is theirs is by far the highest.

Speaker 109 By far the highest.

Speaker 116 They've got a,

Speaker 75 let's see, theirs is 1,484 per million.

Speaker 78 New Jersey is 1,221.

Speaker 59 Connecticut, 1,005.

Speaker 39 And those are all basically New York.

Speaker 117 I mean, you know, it's a New York area if you don't, if you've never lived up there.

Speaker 116 It's not like Texas where you drive for hours and you're still in the same state.

Speaker 193 Like people, Pat commuted every day from Connecticut to Connecticut, or from Connecticut to New York, excuse me.

Speaker 51 I did it from not even New Jersey.

Speaker 78 I went through New Jersey from Pennsylvania.

Speaker 83 I mean, you can go multiple states on a normal commute.

Speaker 125 This is so they're by far the highest.

Speaker 78 When you look at all the cities around the world that have been affected the most

Speaker 78 by COVID-19, New York City has the highest excess death rate.

Speaker 60 So, if you look at, forget how you're naming, if you think, because some people don't like the way that they've branded certain deaths and all of that, you just look at overall mortality, or like pretty much in a city, the same amount of people die every year at the same time.

Speaker 167 It's right around the same amount, every year.

Speaker 162 You look at the line every single year, right around the same amount, with occasional spikes.

Speaker 55 Like, for example, a spike for 9-11, right?

Speaker 59 You have 3,000 people die in a day.

Speaker 205 So, you have a spike there.

Speaker 163 This spike is much, much bigger than 9-11, first of all, but

Speaker 197 it is larger than any other city in the world that was affected like this.

Speaker 98 It is 398% above their normal death rate during this COVID period.

Speaker 130 398%.

Speaker 122 Wow.

Speaker 103 The only one that is higher than that percentage-wise is Bergamo province in Italy, which was 496%.

Speaker 159 However, a much smaller overall number of people

Speaker 171 in excess of the norm.

Speaker 158 So the results are not there.

Speaker 79 I mean, we went through the whole list in the break when it comes to the death rate.

Speaker 150 I mean, Texas is like 43rd, 44th

Speaker 69 and death rate.

Speaker 61 Florida is like 35, something like that.

Speaker 93 What are the states you've been hearing about?

Speaker 122 Georgia, Florida, and Texas.

Speaker 93 And Georgia is a little bit higher,

Speaker 66 but not much.

Speaker 41 It's incredible the attention that has been poured over people like Ron DeSantis in Florida, who, by all appearances, has done a good

Speaker 175 job.

Speaker 134 It's worked out pretty well.

Speaker 93 He's been more lenient than other states in some ways, in some ways, but he still has been able to oversee a situation that has not run out of control like it did in New York.

Speaker 159 And did in many states run largely by Democratic governors,

Speaker 171 oddly enough, I don't think you can ⁇ I don't think necessarily

Speaker 93 the virus is a Republican,

Speaker 66 but I'm sure that would be the next accusation.

Speaker 39 And, you know, it's interesting because I really do have this.

Speaker 123 The Cuomo thing really bothers me because of

Speaker 78 the idea that he has a 70 and 80% approval rating when he has mismanaged tons of this.

Speaker 68 And I do think over the long period that will come out.

Speaker 1 That's kind of been my

Speaker 78 jihad, which, by the way, means struggle.

Speaker 62 Holy struggle.

Speaker 189 Thank you for pointing that out.

Speaker 57 But in my, I would say, even conservatives for a while were like, you know, he is doing a pretty good job.

Speaker 42 What are you talking about?

Speaker 104 No, he's not. No, he's not.

Speaker 64 Luckily, we've taken this stance constantly.

Speaker 69 Yeah.

Speaker 89 It's interesting to see who kind of, I would say Fauci's another big one.

Speaker 60 Like, Fauci's one that a lot, it's not necessarily mine, but a lot of people on the kind of talk radio side of things are hyper-critical of Fauci, and he certainly has not been perfect.

Speaker 83 You're kind of on this point, Mike.

Speaker 41 I'm kind of critical of him.

Speaker 23 Yeah.

Speaker 113 Yeah, I'm not a fan.

Speaker 71 Not a fan. I mean, I don't hate the guy.

Speaker 12 Yeah.

Speaker 25 And I don't think President Trump should fire him because that would bring down a firestorm like you can't believe.

Speaker 69 And just an unnecessary. Yeah, just don't.

Speaker 25 He doesn't need that in addition to everything else.

Speaker 87 So just leave Fauci in place and just don't let him

Speaker 99 talk at the news conferences anymore, which is kind of what he's been doing.

Speaker 134 But Fauci has also sort of backed off all the other appearances.

Speaker 25 I mean, he was literally appearing on hundreds of programs.

Speaker 87 And now all of a sudden he's kind of gone from all of those.

Speaker 158 Yeah, it's interesting.

Speaker 125 I mean, I think

Speaker 124 you point out something, I think, important, which is, you know, Fauci has no power.

Speaker 137 Right. Right.

Speaker 126 Like, Fauci's power is only there because Trump

Speaker 78 has allowed him to be the spokesperson.

Speaker 59 He can tell, and he may have told him, stop going on all these shows.

Speaker 108 I think there was a time where Fauci was so, and he still is very popular.

Speaker 9 His approval rating is very high.

Speaker 59 It's in the 80s.

Speaker 1 But that's nationwide.

Speaker 59 That's not, you know, with his base. His base, I think, has very much soured on him because they want a faster opening, which is understandable.

Speaker 116 I think, though,

Speaker 78 there's this thing where Trump really got a lot of positive attention because of Fauci.

Speaker 163 And Fauci, I will say, one thing he's been very smart about is generally speaking, and not in every circumstance, but generally speaking, he has been very deferential to Trump and that he'll go on these shows and he'll get cornered by

Speaker 50 a media member that will say, you know, you brought up this thing where we were going to take these drastic steps and you brought it to Trump.

Speaker 198 What did he say?

Speaker 122 He just probably said he wanted, you know, oil companies to kill people, right?

Speaker 194 And every time Fauci's like, actually, this second thing is that he does not play along with that.

Speaker 159 He doesn't.

Speaker 69 I will give him credit for that. He doesn't usually do that.

Speaker 62 And that's probably why he's still there, right?

Speaker 100 Yes.

Speaker 140 But he's been smart enough to say, you know what?

Speaker 1 No, actually, the second I brought the first time I told the president about this, he considered the options and decided to go forward with the drastic action to save people's lives.

Speaker 21 One possible exception was when he said this.

Speaker 192 If social distancing, physical distancing, stay-at-home measures had started third week of February instead of mid-March?

Speaker 213 I mean, obviously, you could logically say that if you had a process that was ongoing and you started mitigation earlier, you could have saved lives. Obviously, no one is going to deny that.

Speaker 213 But you're right. I mean, obviously, if we had right from the very beginning shut everything down, it may have been a little bit different.

Speaker 213 But there was a lot of pushback about shutting things down back then.

Speaker 114 Yeah, and some of it was from Fauci himself.

Speaker 101 Here's what he said in not the third week of February, but the fourth.

Speaker 213 No, right now, at this moment, there is no need to change anything that you're doing on a day-by-day basis.

Speaker 36 Ah, that's fascinating.

Speaker 100 Yeah, and there was, right?

Speaker 27 So some contradictory stuff from him, which kind of irritates me.

Speaker 110 Although, I think you could take his comment. First of all,

Speaker 9 he used the word obvious about 10 times, and it is obvious, right?

Speaker 138 Like, if what we know, if we want to shut the country down in October,

Speaker 100 we wouldn't have had anything.

Speaker 5 And

Speaker 98 there's a huge pile up on the highway.

Speaker 199 If we would have just closed the highway down, there wouldn't have been deaths.

Speaker 139 We all know, of course, in retrospect, that was not a legitimate possibility at the time.

Speaker 134 And, you know, in a way, the person he's criticizing most is Anthony Fauci, right?

Speaker 208 The person who should have known that the appropriate response was to shut everything down more than anybody in the world was.

Speaker 99 Without ever stating that, though.

Speaker 28 I think that would ingratiate him a little bit more to me if he would have admitted that.

Speaker 25 that if he would have said look even i was saying that in the beginning yeah even i was saying america doesn't have to worry about this right now yeah america isn't going to be affected by this like the rest of the world right even i said that at the beginning that would be really refreshing enough

Speaker 66 i think you're right yeah um and it's it's been interesting to kind of watch that develop that relationship because it is a it has been i think overall when it comes to the the reaction to the country, a positive for Trump that this guy, who everyone can't help but admit is the nation's preeminent expert in infectious disease control, continually comes out and says, actually, Trump listened every single time we talked about this.

Speaker 70 That's not necessarily ingratiating him to his base, though, who doesn't want him to listen to Anthony Fauci.

Speaker 41 So

Speaker 125 I think that's been a tough thing.

Speaker 61 And I think you're right.

Speaker 86 It would be

Speaker 93 a big PR disaster

Speaker 1 for him if he were to fire him at this point.

Speaker 130 Now, Trump

Speaker 130 is not a guy who runs away from PR disasters, so he may wind up doing it. He doesn't care most of the time.

Speaker 42 It's possible he will do it.

Speaker 197 It is.

Speaker 196 I will be interested to see if that happens.

Speaker 125 I think he likes, it does shield him from a lot of the media criticism, though, because

Speaker 137 if he says, look, I did exactly

Speaker 4 what we were told.

Speaker 196 Yeah. You know, I think that that is

Speaker 78 a pretty good defense for Trump when it comes down to the media coming after him.

Speaker 41 And that's what's going to happen in this election.

Speaker 93 They're going to question every little piece of this.

Speaker 205 And if he's got Anthony Fauci there to say, actually, he did exactly what I said,

Speaker 9 you know, it's going to be hard to criticize him when the media.

Speaker 57 And think about this from Fauci.

Speaker 4 One more thing, because

Speaker 41 I definitely recognize that, like, you know, the audience in general is not a fan of Anthony Fauci.

Speaker 134 But think about, let me compare him to another guy from our very recent history, James Comey.

Speaker 118 James Comey also had at one time a very high approval rating and could, and he did, leave, run to the media, write his book, constantly criticize the president openly, say how he basically overturned all democratic norms, and he was so worshipped by the media that he just ran into their loving arms.

Speaker 98 Fauci could do the same thing here.

Speaker 70 He could. He could, he could.

Speaker 134 He could walk away with an 80% approval rating.

Speaker 156 And, you know, look, Republicans would start to sour on him, obviously, when he did just like they did with Comey.

Speaker 159 Because at one point, Comey was very popular among Republicans, too.

Speaker 79 But he could go in and get this adoration from the media at any time.

Speaker 64 And he may wind up doing it at some point.

Speaker 153 But so far, both him and Burks

Speaker 133 have sat back and said,

Speaker 125 the president has acted in an intelligent way.

Speaker 133 He'll even say, look,

Speaker 144 I'm only making recommendations on the medical.

Speaker 156 The president has a much tougher job.

Speaker 47 He has to deal with the economy and people and all these different things.

Speaker 93 I'm just making recommendations on one little part of it.

Speaker 50 He needs to look at the whole picture.

Speaker 125 And I think that's the way their relationship should work.

Speaker 118 Whether it does or not, who knows?

Speaker 115 But the point is that like he could go to MSNBC and be on every single show, every single day, saying how evil the president is.

Speaker 46 He's not done much of that, if any of it.

Speaker 163 I mean, I'm not saying he's been perfect, but he has at least taken the time to recognize.

Speaker 79 you know, what his place is in this.

Speaker 69 Yeah.

Speaker 126 And it is not president of the United States.

Speaker 81 He's not.

Speaker 61 It's just not the way this works. It's not where our system works.

Speaker 119 We didn't elect Anthony Fauci.

Speaker 132 The only person who elected Anthony Fauci was Donald Trump, who continues to employ him.

Speaker 63 And at some point, Donald Trump might say, you know what?

Speaker 133 Now you suck. Get out.

Speaker 63 And that will be completely his right to do it.

Speaker 18 Yeah.

Speaker 73 Completely his right to do it.

Speaker 24 Yes, he would be, I mean, he'd be crucified for doing it, but

Speaker 44 he has every right to do it.

Speaker 5 He did it with Comey. He did it.

Speaker 81 He just said, get out.

Speaker 83 That was his answer to that. Get out.

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Speaker 1 One of the other things I think is interesting is

Speaker 71 how

Speaker 162 pathetic the media and the left are when it comes to these figures that wind up disagreeing with their viewpoints.

Speaker 117 You can't do it.

Speaker 177 You just can't do it.

Speaker 103 You know, you will see these people who they embrace fully.

Speaker 118 Believe all women they embrace.

Speaker 1 And then Tara Reed is a woman.

Speaker 180 Ah, screw her.

Speaker 39 She's not really a woman or whatever.

Speaker 104 They hate her.

Speaker 70 The same thing's happening with Elon Musk.

Speaker 144 Here's a guy who is literally building spaceships to escape global warming.

Speaker 67 Okay.

Speaker 92 That is why he's doing it.

Speaker 132 That's why he's doing it.

Speaker 69 That's his admitted motivation behind it.

Speaker 139 Here's a guy who

Speaker 132 single-handedly put the electric car thing back in the market.

Speaker 89 He's a guy who is single-handedly.

Speaker 78 We even know people in this building who have outfitted their house with the solar panels and the batteries and love them.

Speaker 33 Right.

Speaker 153 Conservatives are buying electric cars, solar panels, and batteries and are signing up to go to Mars to escape global warming.

Speaker 128 Because he made them viable.

Speaker 98 Right. He's made them viable.

Speaker 126 And at his own expense,

Speaker 79 he's lost money on this.

Speaker 83 All of that goes down.

Speaker 80 And the left, of course, loves him for that.

Speaker 117 That's okay.

Speaker 155 God forbid he wants to put any of these factories to cure global warming back to work.

Speaker 122 Now they hate him.

Speaker 89 Now, remember, they spent years telling us that global warming was the biggest threat to us, not a pandemic.

Speaker 175 It was global warming that was a threat.

Speaker 153 This guy wants to go back to work making electric cars and solar panels, but because he doesn't agree with the I want a permanent lockdown idea, he's the devil.

Speaker 191 It is incredible how fast they will change if you step out of line in the slightest way.

Speaker 28 Oh, they will snap you back so hard, it'll break your neck.

Speaker 25 Yeah.

Speaker 21 And that's exactly what's happening to Elon Musk right now.

Speaker 57 Yeah, and you know what else?

Speaker 108 Another person it's happened to is Kanye West.

Speaker 86 Oh, yeah.

Speaker 141 Kanye West.

Speaker 134 I mean, he is the ultimate darling of the left.

Speaker 111 Who is that?

Speaker 48 George Bush doesn't like black people, guys.

Speaker 156 George Bush doesn't like black people.

Speaker 159 You know, he is

Speaker 103 absolutely embraced as a genius for his work.

Speaker 100 And I know you're a huge rapper

Speaker 109 aficionado, so you would know this.

Speaker 60 Sure.

Speaker 83 But, you know, here's the guy who's like, you know, a genius.

Speaker 182 They call him a genius constantly.

Speaker 47 Well, not a genius likes Donald Trump.

Speaker 201 Is he still a genius?

Speaker 114 No, he's a buffoon.

Speaker 43 He's the dumbest person on the face of the planet.

Speaker 13 And he might actually be mentally ill.

Speaker 67 Yeah.

Speaker 182 And you know what else, Pat?

Speaker 79 He might be just, he might not be black.

Speaker 36 Well, he's definitely not.

Speaker 83 He's definitely not black.

Speaker 97 And I will say, that apparently is a real stance now by the Democratic presidential candidate, Joe Biden, who I think, if I heard this clip right, he seemingly told a black man if he liked Donald Trump, he was not black.

Speaker 63 You tell me if I'm reading this wrong, Pat, because I think that's exactly what he said in this interview.

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Speaker 114 Okay.

Speaker 67 Now, Joe Biden.

Speaker 102 This is so many reasons to vote for this guy.

Speaker 28 Here's yet another one.

Speaker 161 I mean, Pat, did we not start the show today saying, you know what, it's a smart strategy to hide Joe Biden and not let him talk.

Speaker 201 And it is a smart strategy, as they found out today, because today they decided, you know what we should do?

Speaker 85 Let him talk.

Speaker 11 And this clip is

Speaker 139 unbelievable.

Speaker 61 I mean, it would be disqualifying for a Republican to say this.

Speaker 100 Like,

Speaker 45 the race is over.

Speaker 182 Somehow, they're going to try to make sense of this, but I'm curious as to say if they think

Speaker 59 if you listen to this clip and you tell me this guy's going to survive,

Speaker 1 the magnifying glass of the camera. I don't see how he can.

Speaker 21 Quite honestly, I don't see how you can.

Speaker 193 He's talking to Charlemagne the God,

Speaker 62 who does a lot of interviews.

Speaker 1 He actually does a lot of big interviews, and he has a very big audience.

Speaker 158 And, of course, Biden trying to court African-American voters.

Speaker 106 Here's the exchange.

Speaker 188 We know so much. That's really our time.
I apologize.

Speaker 94 You can't do that to black media.

Speaker 9 Okay, let me stop it real quick.

Speaker 41 Just to set this up, I didn't realize this part was included as well.

Speaker 201 So what you're hearing is the interview's been going on for a while, and the PR guy steps in and tries to stop the interview.

Speaker 69 Again, I will say a good move.

Speaker 47 And Charlemagne is pissed off because they're cutting him off and not giving him access.

Speaker 177 And he says, you can't do that to black media.

Speaker 79 Now, I don't know why.

Speaker 129 I guess you can do it to white media. I don't know what that means.

Speaker 131 Is there white media?

Speaker 129 Maybe.

Speaker 165 I don't know.

Speaker 57 Wow.

Speaker 197 But you can't apparently cut off an interview short with black media.

Speaker 39 Biden tries to talk about why he has to leave because obviously there's only one, I would assume, one place they can do interviews.

Speaker 66 There's other interviews scheduled.

Speaker 79 Then he says something else.

Speaker 42 That happens to all media, by the way.

Speaker 9 Yeah, of course.

Speaker 63 Of course, it happens to all media.

Speaker 197 I don't understand why race would be brought into that.

Speaker 170 It's not like the Democratic Party is not saying, oh, well, we won't talk to black audiences.

Speaker 93 They want to.

Speaker 206 They just don't want Joe Biden to say things like this when they talk to black media.

Speaker 66 Here is the clip again.

Speaker 188 So much, that's really our time. I apologize.

Speaker 94 You can't do that to black media.

Speaker 94 I can't do that to white media and black media because my wife has to go on at 6 o'clock.

Speaker 33 Okay.

Speaker 94 Oh, uh-oh, I'm in trouble. Listen, you got to come see us when you come to New York, VP Biden.

Speaker 94 I will. It's a long way until November.
We got more questions.

Speaker 94 You got more questions, but I tell you, if you have a problem figuring out whether you're for me or Trump and you ain't black, it don't have nothing to do with Trump. It has to be with the

Speaker 86 whoa.

Speaker 44 That's an amazing statement.

Speaker 61 I am flabbergasted by him.

Speaker 143 I mean, first of all, the cringeworthy use of ain't in the middle of that.

Speaker 144 You ain't black.

Speaker 68 I mean, come

Speaker 83 on. If we republic.

Speaker 9 Oh, I don't even have to say it.

Speaker 205 I don't even have to say it.

Speaker 73 You could finish the sentence.

Speaker 140 But he is now, we are now at the point where apparently it's okay for a Democratic candidate, a white guy, to white splain to black people what qualifies them as black.

Speaker 153 That is now the cool thing to do.

Speaker 153 It's okay now for old white guys to go to black people and say, oh, you count as black

Speaker 144 and you, you do not.

Speaker 27 And insinuate that if you do something that he disagrees with, it's okay to stereotype an entire race of people.

Speaker 69 Now, I thought that was racism.

Speaker 197 It would be.

Speaker 88 Stereotyping by color of skin would be racism, Pat.

Speaker 42 Wow. Would it really?

Speaker 161 Now, I am also the type that thinks if you were to eliminate one of the two genders, and I did say, I know, two genders, one of the two genders, if you were to eliminate them, you would be a sexist.

Speaker 125 However, when Joe Biden has said he will only select a woman to be his vice presidential candidate, that is not sexist.

Speaker 200 Here, I guess they'll try to give us the same spin, that that is somehow not racially insensitive at the very least.

Speaker 151 So insulting.

Speaker 156 But I mean, this is so typical of what we went back to talking about with Kanye West.

Speaker 78 Kanye West went from a brilliant black artist to a white guy when he decided to support Donald Trump.

Speaker 197 And that has been the way they have treated him ever since he threw that hat on.

Speaker 4 It's true.

Speaker 125 And here you see Joe Biden saying the quiet thing out loud.

Speaker 94 And you ain't black. It don't have nothing nothing to do with Trump.

Speaker 88 I mean, that is, it's the type of thing that

Speaker 129 they all think in the Democratic Party.

Speaker 7 They all think it.

Speaker 143 All the people at the top, all those, all the white people at the top think black people only count when they agree with us.

Speaker 144 And here they are admitting it out loud.

Speaker 171 And this is why Joe Biden shouldn't be given any interviews.

Speaker 93 They should just hide him.

Speaker 137 Because this is what happens.

Speaker 40 He's now coming out and admitted the thing that the Democratic Party has been trying to hide for how long?

Speaker 139 And here it is in full audio, full video, where he tells black people they are not black unless they vote for him.

Speaker 138 Can you believe he would say something like that?

Speaker 99 No Republican gets away with that. No.

Speaker 25 No Republican.

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Speaker 1 He's on vacation, and he's missing out on the trending hashtag.

Speaker 52 Right now, hashtag you ain't black.

Speaker 31 Oh, wow. It's trending

Speaker 39 across America. Thanks to Joe Biden.

Speaker 24 So great.

Speaker 20 Well, you ain't black if you are having a hard time figuring out whether to vote for him or Trump,

Speaker 37 what an incredible statement that is.

Speaker 9 Incredible.

Speaker 79 It's not incredible that they think it.

Speaker 75 It's incredible that they say it.

Speaker 71 Yeah.

Speaker 69 And get away with it.

Speaker 179 Well, I don't know. Will it get away with this?

Speaker 62 Probably.

Speaker 57 I think the only way he doesn't, right, is if Democrats decide he's going to lose.

Speaker 137 Yeah. If they say, holy crap, this is actually going to continue to keep happening, which it will.

Speaker 103 And they realize that this is going to be such a disaster, we're going to lose another one of these elections.

Speaker 134 At that point, he becomes very vulnerable.

Speaker 21 There's got to be people on his campaign staff that just absolutely

Speaker 34 cringe and have like coronary embolisms.

Speaker 114 Every time he opens his mouth, there's got to be somebody in that camp saying, wow, we can't let him talk anymore.

Speaker 113 Seriously,

Speaker 27 you've got to stop him from speaking.

Speaker 49 Let's just, like you've said, hide him until November because that's the only way you're going to be able to keep him him from completely screwing this up.

Speaker 21 Yeah.

Speaker 99 I don't think he's capable anymore of self-editing.

Speaker 67 Like there, for instance.

Speaker 172 No, he thinks he's in, like, oh, this is a loose conversation among friends, and I can say things like this.

Speaker 190 You know, and think of it, think of it from this perspective.

Speaker 78 You're someone who is volunteering for the Biden campaign, and you're black, and these issues mean something to you, because they don't mean anything to Joe Biden.

Speaker 135 They don't mean anything to the Democratic leadership, but they might mean something to a volunteer who legitimately is like taking these issues seriously.

Speaker 46 How can you stand by this?

Speaker 163 How can you stand by and support a guy who would come out and tell, let's just say it's 10, 15, 20% of voters that they don't count as black people because they don't vote the way you want them to?

Speaker 45 That is a, I mean, it's a despicable statement.

Speaker 96 Of course, he's gotten away with this kind of stuff before.

Speaker 214 I mean, you got the first

Speaker 214 sort of

Speaker 214 mainstream freaking American

Speaker 214 who is articulate and bright and

Speaker 214 clean and nice looking.

Speaker 214 I mean, that's a storybook, man.

Speaker 33 In Delaware,

Speaker 215 the largest growth in population is Indian Americans moving from India. You cannot go to a 7-Eleven or a Dunkin' Donuts unless you have a slight Indian accent.

Speaker 132 I'm not joking.

Speaker 113 Show me the Republican that survives any of those statements.

Speaker 17 The you ain't black thing.

Speaker 27 The Barack Obama is the first sort of clean,

Speaker 24 good-looking African-American.

Speaker 104 It's a storybook, man.

Speaker 20 It just doesn't happen. You don't see those kinds of people.

Speaker 160 It's like, you know, a flying dragon or a clean black person as he's comparing those two things.

Speaker 4 Both are just myths or urban legends.

Speaker 149 It couldn't happen in the real world.

Speaker 63 And then the comment about Indians being at 7-Elevens.

Speaker 17 Nobody survives that

Speaker 151 in the Republican Party. Nobody.

Speaker 127 And he, so, I mean, and this is something to remember because because I think

Speaker 4 a lot of people now have realized that Joe Biden is obviously having trouble communicating, getting through normal thought processes.

Speaker 7 We all know that.

Speaker 193 But he's always been bad.

Speaker 11 Like, he's always been bad at this.

Speaker 128 This has always been a major problem for him.

Speaker 88 This type of mistake that he's making today has nothing to do with his decreased capacity to

Speaker 54 communicate normal English

Speaker 133 phrases.

Speaker 42 No, this is just Joe being Joe. Joe being Joe.

Speaker 159 This is who he is.

Speaker 60 And he's always been this way.

Speaker 41 And this is why he's, you know, look, winning a Senate race in Delaware, if you're, you know,

Speaker 51 any Democrat could do that.

Speaker 9 That's not difficult to do.

Speaker 17 Yeah.

Speaker 93 The difficult thing is, you know, winning a presidency is much more difficult.

Speaker 137 And the fact that he was handed the vice presidency by a guy who, by all reports, says he picked him because he was white and had gray hair.

Speaker 130 The Barack Obama Obama reasoning for picking Joe Biden is he wanted someone who would not challenge white voters because he saw them as all racist, typical white people, right?

Speaker 84 Yeah.

Speaker 1 You know, who were afraid of black people walking down the street.

Speaker 200 So he didn't want to challenge any.

Speaker 176 He's like, I'm already a reach for so many of these racists.

Speaker 77 I can't give them another black person or another person of color.

Speaker 93 So he picked him because he was white, picked him because he was a man.

Speaker 200 Didn't want to challenge the sexist thing and picked him because he had gray hair.

Speaker 204 In other words, he had experience where people saw Obama as maybe not having enough experience.

Speaker 137 That is, by all reports, the reason he selected Joe Biden, not because he was the best guy for the job, apparently.

Speaker 160 And you see this here. This is a disaster.

Speaker 88 He is a disastrous candidate.

Speaker 58 If you ran in that primary and lost to this guy, what does that say about you?

Speaker 115 You suck.

Speaker 63 You've got to be sitting.

Speaker 138 If you're like,

Speaker 175 you can maybe be Andrew Yang at home right now and be like, what the hell?

Speaker 141 First of all, in that word, all of a sudden both sides seem to be on the side of universal basic income.

Speaker 66 I don't know what happened.

Speaker 125 Maybe they should have let me talk more in these debates.

Speaker 144 But I mean,

Speaker 153 you're Amy Klobuchar.

Speaker 175 You're Kamala Harris.

Speaker 137 You're sitting here. I lost to this guy.

Speaker 216 I lost this guy who's trying to inform us whether we're black or not.

Speaker 151 You can't be proud of that.

Speaker 63 That's one way to put it, Pat.

Speaker 5 You can't be proud of that.

Speaker 118 You can't be proud of that.

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Speaker 75 This is blowing up in the face of Joe Biden right now.

Speaker 86 Is it?

Speaker 90 I mean,

Speaker 147 people can't believe

Speaker 7 he said that. And you ain't black.

Speaker 61 Say it one more time.

Speaker 122 Can we get it one more time, sir?

Speaker 8 Because this is Charlemagne the God talking to Joe Biden today.

Speaker 94 And you ain't black.

Speaker 175 That's the funny shit.

Speaker 118 That's the funny thing. Yeah, that's it.

Speaker 110 If you go, can we hear the whole thing one more time just to give people context here, Sarah?

Speaker 201 Again, he's talking, the first voice you'll hear kind of is a Democratic operative, a PR person, who steps in and says, We got to go.

Speaker 203 We're out of time.

Speaker 1 And Charlemagne's pissed off about that.

Speaker 1 And it escalates from there.

Speaker 188 We don't get that.

Speaker 188 That's really our time. I apologize.

Speaker 94 You can't do that to black media.

Speaker 94 I can't do that to white white media and black media because my wife has to go on at six o'clock.

Speaker 33 Okay.

Speaker 94 Oh, uh-oh, I'm in trouble. Listen, you got to come see us when you come to New York, VP Biden.

Speaker 94 I will. It's a long way until November.
We got more questions. You got more questions, but I tell you, if you have a problem figuring out whether you're from me or Trump and you ain't black,

Speaker 33 wow.

Speaker 33 Wow.

Speaker 5 What a statement.

Speaker 13 Yeah.

Speaker 83 Now they're trying to say,

Speaker 7 that was

Speaker 4 in jest.

Speaker 36 No.

Speaker 36 That was not in jest.

Speaker 98 I think they put a question mark at the end of the day.

Speaker 5 Do you guys believe this one?

Speaker 85 I don't know.

Speaker 27 Pretty tough to wiggle out of that.

Speaker 37 Yeah.

Speaker 136 I don't know what you do.

Speaker 191 I don't know how

Speaker 118 I don't know how you can survive this guy.

Speaker 103 He's so terrible.

Speaker 174 Pat and I were just talking about this off the air in one of the breaks where today.

Speaker 161 2.4 million people

Speaker 171 came out in the report that were unemployed this past week.

Speaker 161 2.4 million people.

Speaker 130 The total now is 38 million people over nine weeks.

Speaker 58 Do I have that right, Pat? Yeah, 38.6 million.

Speaker 204 38.6.

Speaker 11 I mean, I'm just throwing it at 600,000 people.

Speaker 159 I just not even

Speaker 1 38.6 million people in nine weeks.

Speaker 153 In any normal situation, regardless of their fault in

Speaker 79 the way the thing was handled, any president who had to deal with 38.6 million people people going unemployed in nine weeks, despite the situation, is going to face a really tough battle

Speaker 116 to get themselves reelected.

Speaker 111 It's just fact.

Speaker 78 And it's like one of those things where

Speaker 180 people associate their circumstances with the president.

Speaker 11 And I think this is a negative development that's happened in relatively recent American history where we have put the president on such a high pedestal, and we talk about them so often, that we almost see them as like the symbol of the country.

Speaker 176 And when we feel like the country is going in the wrong direction, George H.W.

Speaker 171 Bush faced this in 1992, where, yeah, they're in a minor recession, but people were bummed about it and he loses, you know, a few months after a 90% approval rating.

Speaker 130 Those things are real.

Speaker 115 People associate their feeling,

Speaker 195 you know, with who they vote for.

Speaker 79 If they're happy, they want this to continue. Ronald Reagan saw that.

Speaker 191 When they got sad with Bush, they were like, oh, let's change change and go some other direction.

Speaker 177 That's typically the way these things are handled.

Speaker 106 There are some circumstances where that's not the case.

Speaker 108 Usually war is the reason for that.

Speaker 78 When you get into a situation where you're at war,

Speaker 206 you might stick with the guy because you see him as a steady hand.

Speaker 75 And it's very possible that a lot of Americans kind of do see this as a war, right?

Speaker 172 The COVID situation.

Speaker 108 And obviously the virus isn't Trump's fault.

Speaker 75 And you can talk about the way people handle it.

Speaker 52 And there will be things being picked apart.

Speaker 170 But it's going to be a tough battle to get re-elected in an environment if we're at an an unemployment rate of, say, 12%.

Speaker 79 Like it's going to go up, we know for sure next month, maybe it comes back a little bit, but you're at 11, 12% unemployment.

Speaker 86 It's going to be hard to win a reelection.

Speaker 153 And then every time you come down with that analysis, and I've done it in my head many times, how can you win in this environment, fair or not?

Speaker 126 Then I look at Joe Biden, and that's how you win.

Speaker 104 Yes.

Speaker 177 You face Joe Biden.

Speaker 89 The polling, we went over some of the polling earlier.

Speaker 126 Right now, Biden, because he's not been in the media and not been seen, has large leads in these polls.

Speaker 108 In swing states, swing states.

Speaker 9 He's up by quite a bit, too.

Speaker 20 He's like 8 to 11 points.

Speaker 25 Yeah.

Speaker 122 Arizona, North Carolina, Florida, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin.

Speaker 125 Just a little quick glance at that.

Speaker 141 Trump would basically need to win all those states.

Speaker 206 He might be able to lose one of them.

Speaker 62 I don't have the Electoral College built up in front of me.

Speaker 58 But I mean, he won those states last time, and it was a very close election.

Speaker 147 Maybe he could afford to lose one of them.

Speaker 79 but he is down by all, in every single one of the states,

Speaker 143 by at least, I think, five.

Speaker 130 No, and no, North Carolina is closer to that.

Speaker 163 I think it's two.

Speaker 98 Okay, but the point is,

Speaker 108 you could look at Biden on paper and say, well, he should win, right?

Speaker 201 Like, we're in a tough time with the economy.

Speaker 79 Obviously, we're in the middle of this pandemic. God forbid, there's a second wave of this.

Speaker 60 Who knows what would happen?

Speaker 90 Yeah.

Speaker 117 But he is so terrible and so obviously incapable of normal human interaction that I don't know that anyone can vote for the guy.

Speaker 163 I don't see how you could look at me with a straight face and say that guy should be president of the United States.

Speaker 107 You can't, you can't.

Speaker 99 And then you couple that with the Tara Reid situation, which they apparently have just discounted.

Speaker 25 They've just thrown that away.

Speaker 34 They just, I mean, believe all women is completely gone right out the window.

Speaker 49 And this particular woman, they've just decided.

Speaker 12 Did you see that hit piece on her in the Politico this week?

Speaker 43 Oh, my gosh.

Speaker 43 Unbelievable.

Speaker 42 Unbelievable.

Speaker 41 This is what happens.

Speaker 114 That they're just doing the bidding of the Joe Biden campaign and they just took her apart, calling her deceitful, manipulative.

Speaker 24 They might as well have called her evil. Yeah.

Speaker 95 They basically found every enemy she's ever had in her life and interviewed them and just put it on the record.

Speaker 8 Yeah.

Speaker 19 And basically what it was was she has a hard time paying some bills.

Speaker 17 That, I mean, that's, but they blew that up into a federal offense.

Speaker 28 Really amazing stuff.

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Speaker 95 Let me ask you this.

Speaker 21 If there's a second wave, you know, we've got all these states, most states now are at least starting to relax restrictions and starting to get back to business as usual and reopening certain businesses that haven't been opened in two months.

Speaker 100 If there is, if and when there is a second wave of this virus, first of all, will the governments, the various state and local governments, along with maybe even the federal government, try to shut things down again?

Speaker 28 And if they do, will Americans go along with it?

Speaker 114 Because

Speaker 113 I don't think Americans will.

Speaker 25 I think we're done with it at this point.

Speaker 60 We gave him this one chance, right?

Speaker 164 Yes.

Speaker 116 And look, the way it was pitched was

Speaker 163 we need to get prepared. And I think that's why.

Speaker 69 We flatten the curve.

Speaker 38 Flatten the curve, right?

Speaker 50 You can make the argument that that is,

Speaker 45 I don't like the exact way everything went, clearly.

Speaker 172 And there's obviously been flares into the ridiculous with the Michigan governor and Kentucky governors and

Speaker 136 all this nonsense of people being arrested for opening their businesses and all that crap.

Speaker 172 But I mean, generally speaking, if you look at what Trump basically recommended, which was six weeks of mainly staying at home unless you had to go out,

Speaker 116 trying to avoid contact,

Speaker 201 probably did help the situation, right?

Speaker 116 I mean, as far as the virus goes, I mean, it definitely helped the situation in my view

Speaker 78 and definitely hurt the economy in a massive, massive way.

Speaker 172 It was a very expensive way to buy time.

Speaker 58 The sad thing about this is if the CDC came through with their test, I don't think any of that happens.

Speaker 170 If the testing thing worked initially, and this is not a Trump situation, this is a CDC situation.

Speaker 163 They tried to come up with their own test and it didn't work.

Speaker 122 If we had hundreds of thousands of tests at the beginning of March, I think we closed down New York and we probably closed down Detroit or New Orleans, but we do not have a nationwide shutdown.

Speaker 191 They had no idea where this thing was.

Speaker 61 And if you think about it from the perspective of, holy crap, we don't know what we're facing, you can make the argument that the shutdown was appropriate for some time.

Speaker 50 But we now have had that time.

Speaker 129 We now know more about the virus.

Speaker 124 We now have the PPE.

Speaker 38 We now have all the ventilators.

Speaker 129 We now know know who's most affected.

Speaker 91 We know so much more now.

Speaker 129 We have been able to prepare.

Speaker 130 We have been able to move our level of knowledge forward.

Speaker 29 I

Speaker 79 don't think the American people would be

Speaker 52 would be okay with that in any way.

Speaker 116 With the one exception of it got horrifically awful.

Speaker 78 If every city in the Americas turns into New York City, then yes, people will be begging to stay home.

Speaker 125 But outside of that,

Speaker 34 I don't think.

Speaker 113 Yeah, if it's a normal situation like we just went through,

Speaker 113 I don't think Americans will go along with another shutdown.

Speaker 34 And we've got situations like

Speaker 44 more than 600 doctors across the country just signed a letter this week urging President Trump to end the lockdowns.

Speaker 31 We're told all the time, well, you guys are anti-science.

Speaker 5 We've got to deliver. Well,

Speaker 32 here are people who are in this field saying, look, this is not good for us.

Speaker 151 They said they described the widespread lockdown orders as a, quote, mass casualty incident, unquote, and they warned of exponentially growing health consequences if it continues.

Speaker 40 The letter, in this letter, the doctors described several of the unintended negative consequences of the shutdown, including patients missing checkups with their doctors that could detect cancer and other serious conditions, an increase in alcohol and substance abuse, financial instability leading to poverty, poor health, you know, starvation, potentially.

Speaker 43 They said millions of Americans are already in critical condition.

Speaker 99 These include 150,000 Americans per month who would have had new cancer detected through routine screenings that has not happened.

Speaker 99 Millions who have missed routine dental care to fix problems strongly linked to heart disease and death and preventable cases of stroke, stroke, heart attack, child abuse, suicide hotline phone calls have increased 600%.

Speaker 67 All of those are the unintended consequences of a lockdown.

Speaker 84 Yeah, and I can't, you know,

Speaker 176 you can make the argument, right, that

Speaker 172 you take extreme steps in these situations.

Speaker 78 And I, you know, look, we saw what happened when we, you know, when everyone was going about their business,

Speaker 136 you know, at the beginning.

Speaker 168 We did it in late February, early March was an example of that.

Speaker 93 It was not pretty.

Speaker 46 However, on the other side of that,

Speaker 133 I think of it this way.

Speaker 179 Like,

Speaker 161 there's never a reason for you to find a room in your house and lock yourself in it with no windows

Speaker 125 and no access to the outside for multiple hours at a time, right? That's not something you would do.

Speaker 177 However, that is what a panic room is, right?

Speaker 140 So if someone's breaking into your house in that moment, maybe it makes sense to do something.

Speaker 141 The thing about a panic room, though, is it is not a long-term life solution yeah you're not staying there for eight weeks right it doesn't it's not what you do with a panic room it's a short-term solution so let's just say uh that you know we're already past this anyway we're past the point where the this decision can be redone we didn't have the testing all of this is already real and has already occurred so where do we go from here I don't know about you, Pat, and I wonder if you feel the same way.

Speaker 1 I watch this debate and I watch pundits going back and forth about,

Speaker 83 you know, shut it down, open it up.

Speaker 134 It's, it's harder and harder to relate to living in Texas.

Speaker 161 You know, I honestly, like, my day-to-day life right now, and I know this is going to piss people off because they're like, screw you.

Speaker 104 I'm in the, I haven't left my house in seven weeks. Right.

Speaker 97 My day-to-day life in Texas, I know this is different than the rest of the country, is not all that different.

Speaker 122 Yeah. Right.

Speaker 52 At this point, now it was several weeks ago in the middle of the real lockdown, but we've now opened up restaurants to 50% as of today.

Speaker 86 They've opened up, you know, the only thing we're missing now are large gatherings, which is an occasional thing for us, like, you know, for everybody, right?

Speaker 72 Like, you know, I'm not going to a concert every weekend, you know, but I haven't been to a concert in a long time.

Speaker 66 Or a baseball game.

Speaker 171 Or a baseball game or whatever.

Speaker 130 And I definitely miss watching sports on TV, but you know, I'm not going every week to a game.

Speaker 96 Bars were closed.

Speaker 90 You know, I'm too old to, you know, I'm 44 now.

Speaker 83 So it's like, you know, like I'm at bars all the time.

Speaker 197 But like, you know, some people would have that, right?

Speaker 75 They're opening up as of today.

Speaker 66 They opened up at midnight last night, which I thought was hilarious.

Speaker 39 Like people are so desperate to get into bars. They're opening up at midnight last night.

Speaker 118 So those are open now here.

Speaker 176 There's a lot of things going on.

Speaker 169 Like, you know, there's things like kids camps are starting to open here now for the summer.

Speaker 93 You know, but like, yeah, there's

Speaker 1 things like trampoline parks for your kids that are not open.

Speaker 171 There's definitely, you know, big amusement parks and those types of things.

Speaker 53 I'm not saying it's not different, but listening to this idea that the debate is open the economy or close the economy is now foreign to most people in Texas.

Speaker 156 The economic ramifications are there.

Speaker 118 There's still plenty of people with the virus and there's still people dying every day in Texas as well.

Speaker 124 But the effect on us is now

Speaker 163 much different than it is if you live in New York, if you live in

Speaker 59 California, if you live in Washington, D.C.

Speaker 116 And the reason I mention those three specifically, it's where all your media debate is coming from.

Speaker 183 You know, it is totally different than a huge chunk of people who live in the middle of the country, who live in the South, who don't live in, and I won't even say all of California, particularly Los Angeles County, where they've been very restrictive.

Speaker 103 You know, the reason why people praise Cuomo all the time is he's their guy.

Speaker 155 He's talking about their neighborhoods.

Speaker 51 He's talking about all of the restrictions they're dealing with in the media.

Speaker 118 It's not like that in other areas.

Speaker 61 People live in Florida.

Speaker 118 They're going to the beaches.

Speaker 194 They're going out and they're going probably to restaurants and they're starting to open up.

Speaker 134 It's still weird.

Speaker 160 There's people with masks on.

Speaker 52 You know, like the restaurants never packed.

Speaker 190 They can only go up to 50% capacity here, 25% for bars.

Speaker 56 And I know these rules are spaced everything out.

Speaker 104 Yeah.

Speaker 200 But they spaced everything out.

Speaker 63 It's different. It's still odd.

Speaker 141 But like, you're able to go go and do many of the things you would do in normal life.

Speaker 161 You know, that is something that

Speaker 53 we're blessed

Speaker 88 with the spirit of Texas here.

Speaker 141 And I think, you know, many other states have felt similar things.

Speaker 54 But

Speaker 116 these people, we're now at the point where this is not a conversation about open the economy or close the economy.

Speaker 75 It's a conversation about overreach.

Speaker 79 You know, if we have another flare-up now, things have been mishandled and we'll have to adjust policy.

Speaker 182 But we've taken this time to supposedly prepare for exactly that.

Speaker 216 We now have testing that when we see a flare-up, if Dallas or Houston or El Paso turn into a major hot zone, we're going to know about it quickly and we need to act to try to contain that.

Speaker 126 But that does not mean Cheyenne, Wyoming closes down for business.

Speaker 80 That's nuts.

Speaker 131 Right.

Speaker 153 And it is no, it makes no sense for that to have to happen again.

Speaker 87 And just to give you kind of an idea to back that up, you know how many deaths they've had

Speaker 21 in Wyoming since you mentioned Wyoming?

Speaker 42 Not a lot.

Speaker 137 It took a while for their first one.

Speaker 150 12. 12.

Speaker 67 Not 1,200.

Speaker 36 12.

Speaker 163 I mean, think of how frustrating that must be.

Speaker 99 Completely frustrating.

Speaker 171 Because there was never a time where closing Wyoming made sense.

Speaker 152 No. Never a time.

Speaker 171 There was a time where closing New York made sense.

Speaker 1 There's a time, and that might still be today.

Speaker 147 There was a time where maybe even closing Florida, you can make an argument for it, where it looked like there might be an issue in Miami for a while,

Speaker 136 you know, New Orleans, maybe Louisiana.

Speaker 78 You know, you could make these arguments.

Speaker 115 There was never a time that it made sense to close South Dakota, to close

Speaker 62 Wyoming, to close Idaho, to close Nebraska, to close Iowa.

Speaker 123 There were flare-ups.

Speaker 163 There were serious situations.

Speaker 133 I think a lot of times we get into this argument of whether is this the worst thing that's that's ever happened or absolutely nothing.

Speaker 163 And it's neither of those two things.

Speaker 197 You know, it is serious.

Speaker 180 It was serious.

Speaker 102 It's killed a lot of freaking people and it's been devastating to people.

Speaker 106 Number one, it's not just killing them.

Speaker 118 There are a lot of people who are going through it, even young people surviving and eight, ten, twelve weeks later are unable to do any physical activity without being short of breath.

Speaker 82 There's some lasting

Speaker 47 serious, weird crap going on with this.

Speaker 145 Yeah.

Speaker 201 And, you know, there's a million stories of family members who never get to see their person who goes into the hospital with it whether they're not sure if it's a cold or what they get a test and they never get to see them again because they can't go into the same room with them i mean it's crushing a lot of the stuff is really bad and i don't want to underplay it it's it's it's not something to be underplayed i don't think but on the other side of that

Speaker 78 even the original um Imperial College study, the one that said if we do nothing, we'll, you know, we'll have two million people dead.

Speaker 161 Even that study, which everyone has recognized, you know, we're not going to get two million people.

Speaker 163 Of course, we did take action, so it's hard to put that exactly on the same scale.

Speaker 176 But even that study that has been largely thrown away by most people as too alarmist, in that study, it specifically says the United States of America should deal with this on a state-by-state basis for the most efficient policy and not do a blanket overall national policy.

Speaker 133 Even that study said that

Speaker 50 It is blatantly obvious that you should not treat Manhattan the same way as Wyoming.

Speaker 61 Everyone on earth recognizes this.

Speaker 74 And I think we're finally at the point where now the states are able to do that.

Speaker 194 They are opening up.

Speaker 126 Texas is no longer treated

Speaker 197 like Manhattan was.

Speaker 64 And you can feel it.

Speaker 140 You can feel the difference.

Speaker 161 And as long as I think people are smart and don't, you know, don't, let's, let's not, let's not not have any sneeze parties.

Speaker 103 I know a lot of people used to love doing that.

Speaker 61 Go around, let's everybody get in a circle and start sneezing at each other.

Speaker 56 It's a lot of fun.

Speaker 81 You know, this is a great time.

Speaker 36 Love it.

Speaker 42 If we can just skip that type of stuff, we should be able to come out of this. All right.

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Speaker 12 And I'll tell you another thing that pisses me off.

Speaker 69 This Aunt Becky situation where she's going to prison for two months and her husband's going for five.

Speaker 34 So, why?

Speaker 113 That seems a little sexist.

Speaker 20 She gets two months and a hundred and fifty thousand dollar fine.

Speaker 21 Her husband, who is not Uncle Jesse, she dumped him somewhere along the way, and I think that's the real crime here.

Speaker 7 But her husband, Massimo, or whatever his name is, Giannouli, he gets five months in jail and a $250,000 fine.

Speaker 114 I don't know what's going on there, but why are either one of them spending one second in jail over this thing?

Speaker 27 This is the dumbest continuing controversy, I think.

Speaker 104 I am totally

Speaker 159 totally with you on this. I'm sorry.

Speaker 4 And there's not a lot of people who are.

Speaker 42 Right, I know.

Speaker 7 Why? A lot of people are pissed off.

Speaker 107 Well, that's unfair to other people.

Speaker 158 No, it's not. Why? No, it's not.
What is it?

Speaker 79 There's no difference.

Speaker 153 The USC is not like, well, we only have 22,000 people, and we would have 22,001 if we let this other person in and Becky's kids.

Speaker 42 That's not going to happen.

Speaker 194 That doesn't happen.

Speaker 36 That's not real.

Speaker 78 It's just a BS argument for people to say, well, I don't like what she did, which is fine.

Speaker 171 I think it's a dumb parenting move because coddling your kid into a better college than they could get into normally, or getting on a team that they wouldn't necessarily achieve on their own.

Speaker 79 It's not a good thing.

Speaker 83 It doesn't help your kid.

Speaker 152 It's not a good example to set for them.

Speaker 200 But that is not a crime. No.
That is not a crime.

Speaker 144 Whatever law they've busted her on should be removed from existence if there even is one.

Speaker 169 If they're even trying to tie it to a crime.

Speaker 74 The fact that you want to pay more to attend a university, I got news for you.

Speaker 140 When you want better tickets at a concert, you pay more.

Speaker 126 When you want to have your kid in the college, and this has been constant, you buy a building or you make some large donation.

Speaker 191 Guess what? Your kid gets into college.

Speaker 84 But the fact that she paid directly to get her kid into college is some crime.

Speaker 143 It may be distasteful to you.

Speaker 74 It is not a crime.

Speaker 191 It's insanity that she's going to prison over it.

Speaker 126 She should not only not go to prison, not spend one cent in fines.

Speaker 96 Absolutely. Not one.
That's right.

Speaker 198 You want to get her.

Speaker 42 She should have been told, hey, that wasn't very nice. Yeah.
And we should have moved on.

Speaker 197 You might want to fire someone who works at UFC or Arizona State over it.

Speaker 196 Fine.

Speaker 176 You might not like it in your college.

Speaker 64 You might want to get rid of the person who engaged in it.

Speaker 74 Right. Okay, fine.

Speaker 67 But jail time and losing your career forever?

Speaker 70 No.

Speaker 13 Come stupid. Come on.

Speaker 201 Shouldn't have happened, and it's ridiculous to us.

Speaker 156 Hey, you know, everyone's talking about Karen with the COVID thing.

Speaker 70 What is this?

Speaker 201 This is every Karen getting upset that Lori Laughlin got her kid into a college that isn't Arizona State.

Speaker 5 Are we good?

Speaker 89 It's not Harvard, guys.

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