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00:00 - Podcast intro
01:00 - Eric Trump explains what Donald Trump is like behind the scenes.
21:00 - Eric talks about his father's relationship with the NY Yankees.
24:00 - Patrick previews the topics coming up on the podcast.
28:00 - Anderson Cooper gets defensive when pushed about the CNN Kamala Harris Town Hall
39:40 - Trump says he’s open to pardoning Hunter Biden
50:00 - The important issues to voters in the 2024 election.
1:03:00 - Will Joe Rogan be Donald Trump's FINAL interview?
1:07:30 - Donald Trump surprises JD Vance during NewsNation Town Hall.
1:21:00 - Doug Emhoff accused of abusing ex-girlfriend in public spat.
1:35:00 - How do you become battle tested guys
1:56:20 - Most Americans anticipate post-Election Day violence

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Transcript
Podcast intro
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did you ever think you make iast Victory I know this life for
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me why would you bet on Goliath when we got bet David value taming giving values
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contagious this world of entrepreneurs we get no value to haters run homie look what I become I'm the I'm the
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[Music] one all right so we have uh you know typically Adam wors is same outfit every
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day today Adam's got a new uh do I don't know if you guys see what Adam looks like today he's got a new do because
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Adam is late again again he's late and and and everybody that's watching this
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we're early and we're starting early and we have none other than Eric Trump in the house you can't be late in life guys
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no be late life so embarrassing we're anyways he'll walk in here in a minute and that's it that's a perfect picture
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of him be on time vot be on time for meetings be on time Eric obviously there's not a lot going on with you guys
Eric Trump explains what Donald Trump is like behind the scenes.
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right now not a lot with the family very slow not a lot of activity tell me this
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walk me through this when does the day start what's your day look like from the morning till midnight what's the day
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look like for the you know Trump family well listen guys remember outside of politics and I'm heavily involved in
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politics I also run a you know big company so my my day starts early and and we're not much you know we're not
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big sleepers in our family my father's not a big sleeper I'm not a big sleeper I'm normally 500 a.m. guy go to the gym you know get to it you know very very
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early and you know get getting very late right the last two nights we've come in at 1:00 in the morning and you know come back from Big fundraisers big events I
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was with him all over um All Over Georgia North Carolina I've been doing events all over the country and so no
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guys not a lot of sleep now between obviously you know kind of campaign schedule and you know the final you know two weeks less than two weeks now 12
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days and then obviously you know the the company we've got some of the greatest hotels all over the world and golf courses and residential buildings
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commercial buildings you know literally on every corner of the globe and so uh not a whole lot of sleep in our family
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and you're to EVP right you're to EVP of the entire organization yeah that's what I do okay so question with you there
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because I got four kids and you know we got businesses that were running how does how was the family conversations
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when you guys were kids younger think 10 12 13 14 years old 15 years old hey one
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day you're going to run this and one day you're going to do that what were those conversations like with pops no actually
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almost the exact opposite of that we were throwing on construction sites Don and I at at a very very young age right
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about 11 started making you know a minimum wage and I was pulling conduit and I was doing HVAC work tile work concrete work everything that you can
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possibly imagine right and I loved it but it was you know you're going to work with the stone masons these are guys you know tough Italian guys if you wor
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gloves they would laugh at you I mean it's just you know you're you're little prep best in hands are going to get you know work hard in today little boy and
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you know so they were tough on you guys oh these guys were freaking tough I mean these guys are no right there're you know these are these are
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the real deal these are hardened you know tough guys and you know by the way some so many of them still work in the
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company today and and uh you dear friends and worked for us forever and they're really kind of family of ours but no this is this is Real Deal stuff
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and you know if you wanted a fishing rod guess what you know honey go out and work for it you know go dig a hole you
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know go learn how to you know run backos bulldozers chainsaws and it's what we did every single summer and it was the
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best thing that ever happened and so I I don't think there was any hey when you come into the business it's work earn it
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and slowly grow your way in the company and if you're really good at what you do you can eventually have you know the keys um and I don't even that was stated
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it was one of these things that we went out and we busted our bus every single day and trust me Donald Trump right he's
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no pushover if we weren't really good at what we did if we didn't care if we didn't work our tail off we wouldn't be
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in the seat that we were in I mean there's just there's there's no way there's too much riding on it they too questions with that so when I when I
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study the Kennedy family specifically Joseph Kennedy right and even Michael Jordan when he hear stories about him
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when he was younger his older brother the Dad would kick pin them against other competition and Michael in the
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last St I think I don't know what scene it was when he says when I was a kid and I was going through it and my dad was saying you don't know what to do you
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don't know you don't know how to comp you don't you just go play outside let us grown men do this and I wanted to
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kill these guys right my own you know the level of competition he says but I realized I needed to go through that
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phase of getting my skin to be thick before I became who I was was was Dad doing that or did he leave it to
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everybody else to do it there was definitely friendly competition between Donny Von and I we're we're closest friend we're Inseparable right I mean we
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have a really Inseparable family you no division which is actually hard to believe going through the political nonsense right I mean they've done everything they could to kind of break
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up the family and divide us and and pin everybody against each other but what he was actually remarkable at he almost
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took a different approach he'd give you tasks that were so insurmountable you realize he kind of laded them right but
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I was you know 24 years old I'd get thrown into you know build that building you know like and by the way it's you're
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in charge make good decisions I'd go to him often times hey I I've got a problem you know what's the answer and he would
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kind of talk in a little bit of a circle but then at the end of his you you figure it out you figure it out and
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don't get me wrong if I was going to go grossly arai he would have you know course corrected immediately but he
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wanted people you know for him it was never about the you know you know the the phds it was never about the resume
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it was it was guys who would go out there and bust their their butts bust their asses who worked who had common
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sense who people liked you know who would go out there and and fight we have people in our company that were literally drivers they took me to school
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as a kid who are general managers of some of the biggest hotels in in in the country because these guys always had
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their hand up and and Donald Trump was always this guy you you keep your hand in the air right I mean driver you know
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we were looking we were bring Architects out to Las Vegas when we did our our big hotel out there right 64 stories on the
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Strip you know right across from the wind amazing building hey I'll I'll take them out you know as driver I I'll take
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the Architects out no problem you know a couple weeks later we're getting financing and we're you know going through the whole bank process hey I'll
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take those Bankers out I'll show them sight I'll you know I'll take them through the plans that we have the guy always just had his hand up and and guess what you know 15 years later 20
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years later he's running a you know several billion dollar building that's you know one one of the biggest in Las Vegas and and this is a guy who started
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as a driver and it was never about the guys who who graduated from Yale and Princeton it was about the guys who
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worked hard who were no BS who were honest who were loyal who always hand had their hand up and uh you know very
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different I mean and and by the way one other thing he instilled confidence in people who otherwise might have not had
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confidence in themselves and and he would build them up Brian's the greatest he does the greatest job this guy works hard on everybody everybody loves this
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guy you watch this guy's going to get the project done on time under budget and he'd build up their personality
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where they actually believed in themselves where where otherwise they would said hey I'm not I'm not I'm just not qualified for that I mean how many
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times have you heard that across your life and when in reality they were almost the most qualified you know in a
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crazy way they had the street smarts they had the it's um now he's he was a remarkable guy he's made so many careers
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remarkable boss but you better believe when we were you know 14 years old it wasn't hey when when you take over the company one day no go out
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and dig that damn hole and and and work for it I was in uh Vermont visiting this insurance company called National life
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group and it was showing this person's been here for 38 years this person been here for 30 years 28 years who are some
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of the longest standing employees within the organization and what are the timelines well if you haven't been in our company for 20 years you're like a
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you know you're like a junior very Junior people I mean I always say you know you make it the first year with us and we love you you know you're in for
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life and uh you walk down the Hall of our company every single person 20 years 25 years 30 years I mean it's it's a
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remarkable thing and so many people who came through I hate hiring from outside
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I hate it it it drives me crazy because you can never learn who a person is on a resume you just don't and I'd much
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rather have somebody that you know started as a bus boy and and and you know worked his way into kind of you know being an FNB director and then kind
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of worked his way into assistant general manager and then you take that person you put them in another property they succeed every single time because you
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know their heart and soul you know they're work ethic you know you know I mean they've just been tested over and over and over and and by the way they're
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the people who are most appreciative I mean think about the kind of Fu it sends throughout corporate culture you know
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when when somebody's worked in a company for 15 years and they've Rose the ranks and then you jump ahead of them and you go grab some guy you know some stiff
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from Rich Carlton or something along those lines and you bring them in and and you totally jump over them it uh I I
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try never to do that and my father was the same way he always likeed hiring from within how many people over 20
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years if you were to give a number of thousands wow I mean listen guys we probably have 6 7,000 people in our
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company right now right across you know and and and growing awfully quickly and uh but but people whose careers he's
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made you know I mean it's uh it's it's remarkable and by the way people who
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would have never otherwise gotten jobs and this going sound a little bit bad so I I but you know 1980s um you know he
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was giving you know very construction very male-dominated industry in New York I mean very few females in there you
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know made made many his project manager females he never gets any credit for that and and they were killers and they went out and they did unbelievable
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things and built some you know and he was always willing to just give whoever was the best person whoever had their
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hand up who would ever be that killer who would ever work you know kind of 24 hours a day to prove themselves hey by
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the way welcome in yeah yeah it's good to have you you know I'm so sorry Eric like this now the audience know now they
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know Eric always Adam Eric is here he's trying to be professional he early I
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mean I'm sorry to the to the audience you you would assume he would give some respect I mean he came early the guy to
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give a little respect then cuz I'm going to blame somebody for me being late who your father why because we've been
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having such an amazing time at Mara Lago the last two nights yeah I've never been
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little tired and no I I don't drink anymore thanks to this guy zero drinking
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lot of YMCA a lot of amazing movies a lot of amazing people what a place this
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marago got to tell you and my AP get your head great conversation don't
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interrupt let us have the conversation going back to it okay so the idea during
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dinner cuz dinner is a lot of you know you learn a lot about families during dinner conversations so if we were to
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take a 100 dinners and we were to run data to say what are the top 10 most
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common conversations that would come up is it Sports which team is it movies is it music is it business is it real
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estate what were some of the common conversations again when you were a kid right I'm not talking 20 plus I'm
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talking 12 13 14 15 16 during that age so he's always been a guy who's been myopically and I think as a family first
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of all great sense of humor right we like to laugh we like to PO fun I mean a lot of you know kind of talk for lack of a better term right against all
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of us New Yorkers you guys are New Yorkers yeah 100% you get it right but but I mean you know we're a very very
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close family but we're also in very Alpha family right very kind of competitive family we have a lot of fun and you know we're all probably loud in
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our own ways everybody wants a stage everybody wants the microphone so you get a lot of that at our TBL it's probably no different than than your
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tables right but um you know I I think the conversation always kind of revolved he was very myopically focused on on
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whatever he was doing at the time right in the casino years in the in the early years I mean he was myopically focused
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on on casinos right and everything would be about the casino business and building the casinos and you know who's
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is Michael Jackson going to show up to is kogan going to show up today you know you know what event you have and you know when when that moved later on to
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the hotels the golf courses that became kind of the you know the focus when we got into The Apprentice you know The
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Apprentice became the and and it was a certain way of actually I think maybe you know psychologically honing yourself
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where you just dig so deep into whatever you want to focus on that It ultimately becomes a success because you're just so
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impassioned about it but I I think that conversation over the course of time you know moved from kind of you know from
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Focus to focus certainly when we got into politics real estate became a much smaller conversation at the dinner table
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and guess what it it's it's much more of a political conversation you know can you believe this can you believe this nonsense right and and so it's always
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how he actually I think honed himself and and and got many of kind of the talking points and um you know and kind
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of you know grounded his convictions and in whatever he was doing in the moment what qualities did he dislike the most
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like if I'm talking about victimhood blame what was it when he's looking at somebody somebody doesn't make it somebody feels an enemy he goes up
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against an opponent somebody he watches and sports were there any qualities but like if you want to fail in life here's
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the three things laziness he had no tolerance for lazy right and and you know he could always respect somebody
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who was a hard fighter on the other side of the table but as somebody who fought he always liked the fighter you know he
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never liked the lazy person you know he he you he wanted the person to be motivated I mean he'll call me in the
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morning and you know I'm an early guy and I'm a kind of a late guy and honey it'll be 5:30 in the morning honey are you awake yeah I'm speaking to you I'm
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awake and he'll call me that same night you know 11:45 honey are you awake yeah I'm I'm awake you know and he's caught
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me a couple times right it's you know it's 10:30 you pass out on you know honey did I catch you you're you're
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sleeping you're not allowed to be sleep I'm a guy that gets four hours of sleep at night right I'm a guy who you
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know travels on a plane 210 days a year and and you're literally you know busting my jobs for but uh no he's uh
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he's he's remarkable he likes hard workers you know he and he likes people who have passion you know and and for anything I'm the same way I like people
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who have I don't care if you're into knitting if you are truly passionate about something and you want to be be a master of that of that craft I just find
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those people kind of fascinating he always did too he's he's a guy who'd pull up you know he'd see a stone Mason
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on the side of the road he'd be building an incredible wall he'd pull up to him that's the most incredible stone wall I've ever seen is that blue stone is
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that flagstone you know you believe in dry packing what kind of concrete do you use I mean he's the guy who' always get
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so myopic and and he would love to dig into the minds of people who are truly kind of you know captains of industry
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they might not be you know captains of industry in the big sense but people who truly knew their trade and knew that trade better than anybody and were
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perfectionists and he always loved those people you know it's it's kind of why I call him sometimes the you know the blue
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collar billionaire right I mean he always did really well with you know go up to that electrician you know hey bu are we on schedule you know tell me
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about this job what's going right this a guy that's installing electrical outlet this isn't the guy that's running the company he learned more from those guys
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than he did from certainly any day from the guys who are actually you know running those organizations how about
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behind close TS you were Apprentice you've done a lot of deals you've seen him negotiate if you were to say a
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couple things his go-to when it comes out to negotiations he'll do XYZ what is his I mean I've read art of the deal
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we've seen some of the stuff he said on uh The Apprentice but from your perspective negotiate everything I mean he he was he was always a tough
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negotiator he was a fair negotiator but he was a tough negotiator he's a guy who expected quality I remember as you know kids we' and really my whole life and I
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might actually be worse at this point to tell you the truth but we'd be walking through a casino as a little kid he was stop a caravan of people because he
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would see a little pain trip on a wall you know that was so insignificant that no one would ever point out and he would
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make a spectacle out of it right and what that was doing was actually convin you know it's you know it it was
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conditioning people to to be perfectionists you know don't have that paint RP right you know don't have that
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burnt out bulb people notice these little details and it made the teams substantially better and um you know
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it's kind of one of the reasons we have the quality that we do in our company but so often times I'll show up at our properties I'll walk through the loading dock our lobbies are going to be perfect
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every single time but I want to see every mechanical room I want to make sure that there's no dust on an HVAC system and you know kind of a back
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closet you know they've got to be perfectly painted well lit they've got to be Immaculate and the way you conduct yourself kind of you know back a house
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is obviously it's good to transfer over the way you interact with guests and you know the way you hold yourself and um
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but no he was a perfectionist and he's um you know very kind of you know OCD in terms of of of detail and um you know
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tough negotiator and um a a guy who really you know beyond anything I think a great cheerleader and I think you see
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that in in politics certainly but you know he cheerleads for things that he believes in you know I want America to
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be the greatest country in the world we're going to have the best economy we're going to have the lowest taxes we're going to we're going to have the
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greatest military our vets are going to be you know put first you know we're not going to let these companies rip us off
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and you know Screw us all around the world we're going to renegotiate these deals China's not going you know get away with murder anymore but he did that
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in business as well right Turnberry is the greatest golf course we're building something that's better than anything in the world and and he meant it right but
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but he was also willing to say it right he was always a great cheerleader and and and Frank L you know to the political side of this conversation it's
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it's something that I think this country is missing in a big way we don't have cheerleaders anymore I read this book uh 38 letters John de Rockefeller wrote his
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uh son Incredible Book I mean you won't be able to put it down it's insane and I think it's like chapter 4 you know
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letter 4 five where he says uh Dear John I have some terrible news to give you
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today uh Mr Benson my greatest rival died today and it goes through the whole
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story right who were some of your father's greatest Rivals that you've
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seen oh wow he's had a lot of Rivals over the years right I mean going into the casino world I mean all the casinos
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Rivals because they were all competing over obviously a very limited amount of licenses you go into New York everybody
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wanted the trophy sites and so you name it um both individuals and kind of you know public companies I mean real
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estate's Cut Throat I mean it it's incredibly cutthoat and and so you know I think in a certain way it actually
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kind of mastered the craft going into to politics what I will say is is as Cutthroat as real estate is it it's it's
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a pittance compared to politics right because you can have two people that are fundamentally you know not aligned
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meaning in terms of beliefs you could have Bernie Sanders and you could have D Donald Trump but in a capitalist World
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they'll work together to create the greatest product to do it better than anybody to compete you know harder you
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know and they can align themselves in a political world they can't right it's it's you know power is is become so
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corrupting in in this country that and I think it's why you see kind of political rivalries that are are so much more
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Fierce than you could ever probably see in in you know in a capitalistic world two capitalists can come together for
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the you know for the reason of again capitalism um you know Nancy Pelosi will
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never give up her power she'll never give up that you know incredible White marble office she wants to hold on to
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that imp perpetuity right and and uh and that power becomes very corrupting and I think that's why you truly see kind of
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these rivalries the competition in in politics that's unlike anything that you probably see in the commercial space
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well you see that I mean but but but publicly you know who who were some of the ones that you would say I'm talking
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specific like business were there you know like NFL did when he was trying to you know buy a team the Buffalo Bills or
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was it win the licensing in Las Vegas certainly uh Carl icon was probably a great competitor um you know certainly
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um win because they competed against each other and it what's funny is you know he's de friends with with Carl now he's de friends with Steve um certainly
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I mean went in tried to buy the Buffalo Bills and you know uh probably um probably the NFL and kind of the powers
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to be there and I mean every developer in in New York whether it be the related and again these guys are all our best
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friends now but I mean that's just the way of the world it's no different than you compete against other media Outlets every single day and you know many of
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them your friends but listen you know life is Cut Throat especially in that world you know New York real estate was
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was tough and um you know frankly you're competing against contractors as well you know who who often times have
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limited Supply and you you need to Vin him to your projects versus others I mean you know in that world you're in competition with everyone it's it will
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there ever be a time where you're saying these Rivals a Hillary Clinton will be your best friend will there ever come a
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time where you guys will be going to dinner as a family and Chelsea sitting there and Bill's sitting there you hey
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how you what do you think about the Yankees Dodgers you think that they will be in the future I I think very few
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there are people I have tremendous respect for on the other side of of of the aisle Georgina Bloomberg great girl unbelievable girl and and you know
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obviously you know he ran against my father and you know he spent $2 billion I think I don't think he got one delegate it's funny actually he did he
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got Guam he got Guam and actually if you took the $2 billion he spent on the race he could have bought all the private
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real estate in Guam and had the vote and he could have owned it I always found that but but Geor is
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an amazing amazing girl I could never say anything bad about her and and there are people on that side of the aisle um
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listen absolutely um it does become deeply personal with Calas when they're coming out calling you Hitler and fascist right it's kind of hard you know
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it's different if if two people are competing for a a site on 57th and 5th and uh you know you know somebody's
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willing to pay 30 million bucks and the next guy's willing to pay you know 31 million bucks and you lose the thing right it's it's hard to have animosity
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towards something when they literally spend the last 10 years trying to throw me in jail for doing nothing wrong I've never gotten so much as a speeding
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ticket I think it's a lot harder to mend that kind of relationship if that makes sense yeah no I and we'll talk about
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that here in a minute I got some stories I want to get into with you I guess before we go into the stories today we got a lot of them obviously uh uh I
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think according to MSNBC yesterday Anderson Cooper endorsed your father I
Eric talks about his father's relationship with the NY Yankees.
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think so according to MSNBC and he had to even explain himself we'll talk about that we got a you know is it who is the
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the one from uh M right that she unfortun she had a big rough day yesterday a few other people will show
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the reaction to that before going into this you're you guys are in New York were the trumps Yankees or Mets Ian is
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it a Yankee family of course we a Yankee Yanke tell us some stories about Stein burner going to the sweets who's there
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did you see some of the greats who who were in the sweets all right let me tell you I've got the greatest Stein Brown
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story so he loved my father and my father loved him and he was by the way you want to talk about an ultimate competitor this guy was like the
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ultimate competitor great family great everything and so I used to go to the games and and you'd have um you know you
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Joe deio I remember this right he'd always kind of be sitting there you know often times by himself you had uh
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Giuliani interesting you would Henry Kissinger and I I I guess he was just a massive Yankees fan but I remember Hen
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Henry Kissinger in the box all the time and then it was you know like my father and I often times you had a lot of empty seats in the boxes um you know because
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obviously Stein Brer took this seriously this was not like an entertainment party I remember you'd see these great batters
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right and and you know they would they would strike out they were batting you know 320 or whatever it was and you
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would literally have Stein Brer go grab the red phone in the big box and he would call out to the dougout I want
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that Mother E foron he's no freaking oh my God we pay this guy too much you know
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you like Jeter right I mean Jeter Jeter's up and bad he he screws up one time he doesn't yeah I want that damn
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guy gone he's no freaking good oh my and and it was beautiful right I mean I I don't think I figured out the game of
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life back then but I mean he was just instilling excellence in these people right and and and he demanded Perfection
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and he looked at the Yankee streak over that period of time I mean they won like you know every second I mean they were
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Unstoppable and you know you want to talk about a home team but he was a tough cach I mean he was a tough tough
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cookie and and and God bless I love that and in so many ways I see my father in him I think it's one of the reasons that
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they kind of got along you know you know expected Perfection you know tough as hell um and and it was a beautiful thing
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I mean I I don't think there's many team owners in history that even even remotely rival to what Stein brener did
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you know it it's maybe Jerry bus in the NBA side he won he won 10 and 33 years
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but not 27 Jerry was not a no but 27 is all time yeah of course this guy did 10
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and 33 but Jerry wasn't the personality that steinner was of course steinner was
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made for TV I mean some of the stuff that he he was amazing oh by the way and they would have you remember these the
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old clips I mean they would zoom in on the box and they would have him on the phone just shouting into the phone and they'd have the split screen of you know
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the poor general manager at the time who's just getting reamed out I mean he batter the guy was batting like 319 or
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whatever the hell it is and he's reaming the guy out because he didn't make one play it's it was a remarkable thing you
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know whereas most of the owners would be up in the box kind of clapping okay you know better you know better luck next time buddy right and and I mean he just
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kept that constant pressure and it was it was an amazing thing to watch as a kid again I'm not sure I fully understood the game at the time I was
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too young but kind of looking back I mean I I remember those moments vividly and it was he was just a remarkable
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remarkable owner wellow you know uh is there a prediction for Yankees Dodgers well of course I'm going to go with
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Yankees all right well we're excited to see what happens having said that we got a lot of stories we're going to go through today we're going to talk about
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what Anderson did his town hall and then having to explain himself to everybody and even Charlamagne the God is sitting
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there you know uh uh uh chewing them out saying you guys spend way too much time talking about whether Cameo is black or
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not instead of actually Anderson what are you talking about I'm doing my job I'm not like the MSNBC guys that get the
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blow drrive whatever you call them high I'm high paid as well I thought it was a great clip we'll show that we got a few
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other things that happened that we'll go through Rob what Clips do you have that we want to go through that's one of them Keith Oberman saying El musk should be
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deported which is always exciting to hear that guy General Kelly he's saying a few things I want to hear your
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thoughts on him um Hunter Biden pardon which was very interesting to bring that
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up the trend the aragua the Venezuelans what's happening with New York with 600 of them voter fraud how do you prevent
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that a Jamie Raskin video I want to get from you from a couple months ago when he said if they win we're going to use January 6th 2025 I I'll I'll get your
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on YouTube void were prohibited by law there you go so go to vt.com and there's a QR code let's get right into it Rob
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can you pull up the Anderson Cooper clip so Anderson Cooper does a town hall with kamla doesn't go well right she even was
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asked do you have the clip Rob when she's asked the question about you know I don't know everything and some of the
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stuff I have to go back and study and and research and learn I don't know if you saw that clip or not I can find it she was being a little she goes Anderson
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you know Anderson right well I mean you know there is this part when guys are
Anderson Cooper gets defensive when pushed about the CNN Kamala Harris Town Hall
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reacting to it saying wait a minute you've been a vice president for all these years and you're saying you don't have the answer and she said yeah I got
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to go back and do some research is that the one Rob or is it a different one that was when they asked if there's anything that any mistakes that she's
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made no not that one so why don't you why don't you play the clip of Anderson Cooper reacting again in the inter room
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we'll find a clip so this is him being chewed out go and play this clip go for it where you know what I got so many I
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don't look at comments about myself but I I was looking up some comments about my grief podcast and I came across this
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whole inundation from people who are Harris supporters saying to me online today like how dare you what a betrayal
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that you would ask her these questions and I'm like job you misunderstand what my job is I'm not on MSNBC or and no
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disrespect they what they do is they're very talented but it's I don't watch it I'm not interested in watching what
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these overpaid blowdried anchors think and I include myself in that overpaid blowdried although I don't blow dry um I
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am overpaid but I don't want I'm not interested in the Anchor's opinion I'm
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interested in facts and letting the viewers make up their own mind so anyway I'm sorry this Devol something how do you process this Eric
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listen guys it's a joke I mean this is a person that's running the United States of America this is a person who was sitting on the you know the largest n
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nuclear stockpile in the world this is a person you know you president G out there that wants to eat our lunch you
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know economically militarily they want to win the war against the United States Guys Without they ever being a shot
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fired right I just make no mistake about it and you have a person who who literally can't get through a sentence
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you have a person who who doesn't understand basic taxation in this country you have it's it's insane and
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you have an entire mainstream media that's that's covering up for her and you know guys it's actually the greatest thing Patrick it's the greatest thing
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for you because the the mainstream media in this country is shooting itself in the head no one trust it anymore right
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Anderson Cooper sits in a a building in in you know Columbus Circle with
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thousands of people the overhead is hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollar every single year and they have what 300,000 listeners I mean
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they've got no one it's like it's not even worth going on the show you know versus independent guys like like you
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that aren't being told what to say by kind of you know Corporate America who's pulling in tens and tens and tens of
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millions of listeners people don't trust them anymore and the more they carry on these games you know I I think I think
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the better the worse they're certainly going to do the better you're going to do but listen guys it's embarrassment that whole town hall was an
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embarrassment I mean she couldn't name self-deprecating fact about herself which I think is actually the clip that you were trying to play where she goes
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you know uh one one self-deprecating thing about me is sometimes I have to go back and do do research and it didn't it
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it it didn't make sense you're sitting there saying how is this person going to deal with Putin how is this person going to solve Wars how how is this person
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going to bring you know Russia and Ukraine together a conflict that we've spent $200 billion do on you know millions of lives at this point
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destroyed cities you know and you know she she can't she can't answer a question from a woman about taxation in
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in the United States of America yet this is the commander-in-chief guys this is the United States of America we can do a hell of a lot better than this and uh
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you know but the fact is they they give him they give her a free pass for just about everything and remember one thing
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the Washington Post like you know 10 weeks ago right before they threw Biden out of office was literally encouraging
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her to drop out of the race for the benefit of the democratic party and then all of a sudden you know she becomes the
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anointed one in like 18 hours tell me that wasn't a whole set up up I mean she had what you know 4,700 delegates lined
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up and 40 days of interview embargo where she didn't go any interview where she had 98% POS 4700 delegates lined up
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perfectly in her camp in like 17 hours no one could do that and then all of a sudden the media changes her tune she's
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like the modern day Margaret Thatcher of the United States give me a break no one no one buys this nonsense and it's guys
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it's infuriating to see it's it's infuriating because I'm a guy who just loves red white and blue you know for forget about the fact that I'm in the
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fight but I love this country and this is probably the least qualified person that we it's by far the least qualified
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person we've ever had run for this you just you just nailed it Eric she's not supposed to be here the the debate where
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your father just buried uh Biden once and for all that was the panic and the DNC were like oh my God and then they
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have to prop her up she didn't expect to be in like in this uh Limelight I didn't think so they were going to be riding
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with Biden Even Adam you know we made bets where we're like no there's no way he's winning he's doing it that debate
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ruined everything for them she's the the the reason she's like this she didn't expect to be here how pissed off do you
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think Biden is right now oh it's Furious I mean I would I would bet Siri's money that Biden actually secretly votes for
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for Trump at this point I mean it was like guys it was like the greatest hostile takeover and he got so Bamboozled and they all they all
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convinced him that his legacy would be cemented in the fact that he you know he graciously dropped out you saw the lip
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reading the eth Kennedy funeral now now he goes down as a guy who's you know listen he he lost cognition he lost
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everything but then he also goes down as a guy who might have picked the the the dumbest VP in the history of the country
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and one who cannot stand on her own and and one God forbid something would have happened to him could not have run this country and in a certain way I actually
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think it's it's just you know it's almost like you know double kill it's
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hey Eric it seems like they're about to get go from Desperate to dire situation
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in the Democratic party like it seems as if your dad Donald J Trump is almost in
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a flow state right now you know like when you're in sports you're humming you're humming on all cylinders he did
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the McDonald's thing the Al Smith dinner was hilarious he's doing the like he's going on the biggest podcast in the
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world pbd is going to be on Rogan he's in this Flow State right now he's FL when we were there at marago the YMC
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speaking just with confidence whereas Kamala it's almost a state of desperation yeah it's a state of fear so
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10 days out I mean what stories could even break at this point that could put
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any damage to the campaign at this point like what are you guys doing on your end cuz I don't even know if it's about
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offense defense at this point what are you guys doing being like guys we're 10 days out yeah I don't know if you saw the news not just the Electoral College
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I think Trump is now tied with Kam on the popular vote the Republicans haven't won the public Boot and I don't know how
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many years so you guys kind of almost have this 10 days out what can you guys do to be like hold down the ship guys 10
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days left what more can they do well honestly all it is go out and vote right at the end of the day everybody has to get out and vote and you can never never
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take these people for granted you cannot you cannot rest on your laurels I want to play like we're a point behind and and you know people have to get out and
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we've seen great early voting people the Republican part's changed so much and so many people are going out early but but
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you know to your your your point I literally have been tweeting every month for the last you know year there will be an October surprise because that's what
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they always do it's it's their game plan remember Bill Clinton you know used talk about the October surprise is something that they pop on you so late that you
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can't otherwise disprove it which takes you down by five points in the polls you know and and and by the way by the time
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you can disprove it the election's already over and it's been the Democratic playbook for the last you know 50 years and and they've done it
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every single time the problem I think the difference with Donald Trump this time around is they did it they did it with the Russia hoax they made up a
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dirty dossier which was had Unthinkable things in there right I mean Unthinkable things were said about the guy in there
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they tried to impeach him twice they went after Supreme Court justices they took him off the ballots in Maine and
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and in Colorado they they put every da and AG in the country onto this this poor guy over and over they raided his
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wife closet they raided Baron's room I got 111 subpoenas right they took him off of Twitter Facebook Instagram we had
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to create truth social just as a way to communicate you know guys they've tried damn near everything and a lot of people
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in this country will say they tried to kill him right and and yep right so they've tried everything to take Donald Trump out of the race you think them
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coming out and saying that you know a a general who was by the way one of the least impressive people I've ever met in my entire life you know considers Donald
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Trump a fascist Kelly at this point after 10 years do
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you think this is going to be like the deciding blow of course not you know of course not what's ironic about this
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whole conversation is is Doug mhof right he's he's accused of of you know beating some you know the street you know a
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witness by by apparently a lot of people I mean this is what's being reported all over the place could you imagine if that was if that was Donald Trump I mean you
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know disqualified and they don't even they don't even want to talk about it I mean they literally don't want to even bring up the story that's how
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corrupt the mainstream media is and and obviously you guys are and a lot of other people are but it's I almost don't
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think you know they'll try for as many October surprises as they can get because that's their game plan but but I think you know it's no longer sticky
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right they've thrown so much crap at a wall it just no longer sticks because how many times can you cry wolf you just
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it's that's why I think it won't work like unless is there's nothing short of a worldwide pandemic no story no person
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coming out no tabloid is going to do anything against a Teflon Dawn at this point we know that at this point no
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story is going to break the the barrier between what he has going on versus her
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guys at the end of the day I mean just look at the difference in four years right I mean come back to it you know
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somebody might not like you know a tough tweet my father's a very direct guy and I love listen we're we're we're New Yorkers right we we love we love direct
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no no BS you know kind of tough but you know people haven't gotten a wage increase more people working three time
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you know three four jobs than ever before 25% of this country is behind their under their electrical bills this
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is United States of America how the hell you 25% of the country behind on you know electrical bills you have the highest credit card debt in history in
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this country and by the way no one talks about the fact that that's you know before the the buy now pay later schemes right which is hundreds of billions of
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dollars no one talks about that you know nothing's working right all the while you've had 10% inflation compounding
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inflation you know damn near it anybody who actually thinks that you know the 6% inflation number is a real number you know anybody who runs a business knows
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that these are kind of fake numbers so you've had stagnation wage growth you've had massive inflation you know so you've
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created this this this massive kind of Delta you know people are so crammed down they're losing the American dream
38:03
nothing works I mean imagine being imagine being like a 22-year-old kid who falls in love comes out of college comes
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out of school wants to buy a house so so housing is double based on inflation the fact that every 2x4 is now 12 Bucks
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versus you know two bucks under my father fuel costs everything else building materials and now you have to
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go out and get a mortgage for what 8% you know 9% if you can even get financing on
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you know I mean they've made the American dream unaffordable and everybody realizes that and I don't care how many times somebody comes out and
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and and makes up these silly sound bites that we've heard for 50 years they've called every Republican for 50 years a fascist it's kind of interesting that
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they call my father a fascist whereas he's the one guy who didn't want to get into a war he's the one guy who pulled us out of every single War isn't that
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isn't that kind of ironic right I mean he criticizes the greatest War Machine in the history of the world which which
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has become us over the last you know 20 years you know he kept us out of every single War yet they call him a fascist I
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mean I kind of find that a little ironic right mhm question in regards to what you said earlier you said um you know
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it's at a point that Biden may actually vote for Trump right obviously you're joking when you're saying about maybe
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you're not fully joking yesterday the story comes out Rob if you got the clip with Hunter Biden uh uh pardon and you
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know when you see is this the clip of that it is this is uh the president on an interview with Hugh huet go for it it
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go for it will you pardon Hunter Biden uh I wouldn't take it off the book
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see un likee Joe Biden despite what they've done to me after me so viciously
Trump says he’s open to pardoning Hunter Biden
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despite what uh and Hunter is a bad boy there's no question about it he's been a bad boy you to do see the laptop from
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hell but I happen to think it's very bad for the country I I was I think you know
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this but most people don't because most people aren't of your Talent uh I could
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have gone after Hillary I could have gotten Hillary Clinton very easily and when they lock her up whenever they said
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lock her you know they 30,000 F lock her up lock her up what did I do I always
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take it easy just relax winning take it easy take it easy I could have had her put in jail and I decided I didn't want
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to do that I thought it would look terrible had the wife of the president of the United States in jail I thought
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it would be very bad if you did that Robbie Ki has got so a part of this I
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mean I wonder how Joe is watching this does Joe watch this and say well I mean
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if K gets elected Hunter's going to get by you know pardon anyways or does she does he watching and say this this guy's
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going to pardon my and part of it strategically for president your father for for him to say we're going to Pardon
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Hunter Biden and that's on the table that's a big curveball for the opposition I I hope he does um honestly
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I hope he does I I've I've probably seen legal law fair unlike anybody else in the history of this country I'm the most subpoena person in the history of this
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country because they couldn't get to my father through the executive branch so guess what they did they came after the guy who ran a company right and I I had
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111 subpoenas and these aren't like baby subpoenas right these are subpoenas from you know the the top Senators top
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congressmen um they came after us you know give us every single email with a comma in it I mean literally they would
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just copy subpoenas You' literally have you know the house copying Senate you know subpoenas you'd have AGS and Das
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copying Senate subpoenas because they didn't want to do their own work and just guys I'm talking about hundreds of
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millions of dollars worth illegal fees just to I'm a guy who's never got a speeding tiet I'm a guy who you know you
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know no no problems in my life no no bad habits no you know and and it's the legal laware it just as bad
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as Hunter's been and he went around the world and he ripped off every and he sold influences and and give me a break
41:51
right finger painting I mean selling these shitty pictures to you know the Chinese businessman or whoever the hell
41:56
it is for for 200 Grand I mean could you possibly imagine I mean I literally went to
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Supreme Court because a wine bar 2 mil away from one of our hotels said that we were violating the emoluments Clause of
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the Constitution because they sent somebody into our hotel to buy a glass of wine who is from a different company
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a different country you know and and literally you know they walk in the front entrance sit up the bar buy a glass of wine you know in a wine bar Su
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us you know saying that we're we're violating the the ents yet Hunter Biden's going out right hotels which we've been running by the way for 50
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years you know a fourth generation in real estate yet you know Hunter Biden's going out and selling you know kind of finger art to people at the same time we
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can't devage into this country where we go after you know presidential kids right when when you see Baron's room get
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raided by the FBI like stop guys this is it's it's gone into turmoil and you know
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Hunter is a bad kid there's no question about it the kid's got real problems right and and by the way the drug side of it I I can't tell you how many
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friends I've I have that have fallen into you know into that world and you guys you know know so many as well and
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you know that side of it breaks my heart you know the side of him being kind of a dirt bag in terms of you know pedaling
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influence all over the place you know hey you run a great company you know you have a website you know where where's
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Hunter Biden's website what's he selling yeah right and we all know the answer to the question right I'm asking rhetorical questions at this point but you know why
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do you need 50 shell entities like you know what what product are you you know you're not selling these beautiful hats you're not selling T-shirts you're not a
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media company you're not selling ads you know what the hell are you selling but despite that I I think we get into very
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very dangerous spot if if we create a kind of a a preit where you just go after everybody's children their wives
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their family what's going to end up actually happening in this country just already happened you're just not going to have any good candidates because everybody's going to say I'm not signing
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up for this crap it's not worth it right so you're going to end up dealing with mediocrity which is exactly what we're seeing with Cala Harris that's the type
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of people you're going to have running in the United States of of America and if that's the country we become guys we don't have a chance against these
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killers like China I you know I I know the games that these people play you do as well you know they are out for one
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goal and that's to win they're the George steinbrener of of countries right they they are out to win um and you know
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you start doing this you you allow legal lawfare to exist I mean look at doj going after Elon Musk yesterday because
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he goes listen I'm going to give a raffle you know $1 million you know doj pops up you know about three seconds later it's the same doj that sent the
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number three person from Washington DC the number three person in the doj went from Washington DC into New York City
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right with the sole intent of every single day working on Prosecuting Donald Trump and and racking up as many
44:30
felonies that they possibly can guys we can't be that country you know we're we're no better than venzel if we are
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you said I hope he does pardon Hunter Biden I I mean that that's not a
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lightweight statement right there that's pretty intense would you mind going deeper meaning because you know what it's like you said you've been subpoena
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more than possibly anybody in the country over a thousand time how many times did you say 100 111 okay going into Baron's room but there's also
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another component there's the I'm a bigger person yeah I'm I have the ability to unite the
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country Trump has the ability to almost rewrite his legacy yeah like once's the last time a president came back and won
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again it was like Grover Cleveland 100 years ago he's about to do something hasn't been done in 100 years it's very impressive but the unifying The Divided
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States of America I think is something that he has the capability to do if he's able to do things like that so pardoning
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Hunter Biden would almost be symbolic saying this is a great way to start my second term yeah could you go deeper on
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that more the otal component not just the legal component I think he's at a point right now and listen I say this as
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a son but but I really mean and I really mean it from my heart I I think he's at a point where he's at the precipice of truly being a transformational he listen
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he was transformational in terms of the acts of of you know kind of 20 2016 to 2020 right trade deals making you know
45:45
everybody realize we're being ripped off the the immigration I mean so many of the things that he focused on you know kind of putting America first you know
45:51
kind of exposing the Deep State might be his greatest accomplishment is just exposing kind of the the true corruption
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you know if he wins in 12 days I really think he'll he'll have be on the pressit of going down as truly one of the the
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greatest most iconic leaders in American history if if not the world right guys they threw everything aside from all the
46:08
things that that kind of list I went through right trying to try to deplatform him take his voice take his you know freedom of speech um you know
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impeach him go after every single person around him go after his family you know put him in jail everything that they've
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tried to do you know if if he's able to to beat that then beat the mainstream media right again the 92% negative
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coverage of him you know one person maybe one person with with with me and a few other people around him who have
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kind of stood on that stage every single day you know he beats the media he beats the Deep State he beats all all the
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nonsense right you know he beats every effort to to kind of take him down and he gets back into office and he does
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what he says he fixes the economy he fixes prices he fixes you know gas prices he renegotiates trade deals which
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absolutely infuriate me because we were getting absolutely Bamboozled all around you know the world he restores freedom
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of speech you know he does that with Elon because obviously elon's on a tear about this but he's he's right I mean listen guys this our First Amendment
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right this isn't you know this isn't the 20 no this is our first amendment num you know brings religion back to society
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allows Faith again in society you know gets government out of people's lives it
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you know does Great accomplishments lands that person on on Mars right I mean keeps us as as the true
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superpower in spite of everything that they threw in his face you know his his face should be up on Mount Rushmore
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right and I'm not I'm not saying that as a son I'm saying you got you got to respect that that's one man taking on
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every institution that's been weaponized against America and he did it by himself you