it was wonderful. we were at a cafe, the paris cafe in sintra, and these cent with thetures girls. but the most incredible restaurant there is a place called genesis, to which i had pictures of, and it was magnificent that, ladies,00 in you got to hear this. it's open like until three inwhl the morning. you can go to the ladies room while are eatie you're eating, n you can shop in all the stores in the same area. >> fantastic. and fox nation didn't pay for this. you paid for this yourselfu pai honey. i paid for it. let me go real quick. okayit.yle maga. t i'm instyle magazine. i had an interview with them about hoondw to keep your mind and still do your civic duty. it's on instylne wite magazine with christina perry. she was a great interviewer and appreciated thd the opportuy there. >> also, bring on politics with michael duncan. just posten pod i'm sorry, just like michael dunn, we're just not going to be able to give you th e last word. >> i apologize. that's all for us. have a great welcome to jesse watters. >> primetime tonight.

>> there's kamala harris getting in the race, changing the equations at all for either if she gets in, we're done. so i don't know what america'sec done for, what this kamalafor. harris thing is all about.n you had no communication with the secret servicret servel on that saturday, not until after the shooting. and by then, it was too late. >> the secret service almost got trump killedse. anizin >> why? part of why we're organizing this way for harris call is to show folks that it's okayt. to support the vice president. >> democrats targeting>> jes the white vote. interesting. plus, trump's facing off against kamala harris. o ar >> who are you voting for? nearly all in washington, d.c., the words president kamala harrisin used to be an inside

joke. last year, party kingmakers tried peeling her off the ticket. >> the headlines were everywhere. democratthe he everyw states shouldn't ditch joe biden. bide should replace kamala harris. kamala h the case for biden to drop f kamala harris for the country'so sake, vice president harris should steuntrp aside. >> the kamala coo is in full swing. her whole staff had quit and they were leaking. >> she was a soul destroying and boss and a bully. biden wasn't the problem. kamala was. gh-level >> high level democrats had tosa rally around an 82-year-old joe biden because they feared the nominationthe nomi of kamala harris. >> joe biden was fighting father time because he wascaus concerned kamala wouldn't wat trump. bea >> alas, kamala survived her coup and joe didn't. >> but joe had the last laugh.et investigative journalist sy hersh says obama dangled the 25th amendment over biden's ha. to get him to step down >> now, fox hasn't confirmed

that, but sources close to the biden family say joe gave barack one big barac f-you. >> if i'm out, then i am out endorsing kamala, is what biden said. >> and barack's fuming. sources tell the post that obama knows she can't wintn and is furious that things haven't gone his wayn't gone. dn >> he wanted an open primary, but biden backed the party into a corner and jammed barack, which is why his endorsement video wasn't ready. >> it came almost a week laterss . so what does the left do whe thn they're about to lose? >> why they want you to believe the woman they tried to fire is giving. >> trump fits because she's the next obama. >> what he sees in harriscultur is rise is that she's becoming a cultural phenomenon. and i think that's veralyand de difficult for him to process and deal with because it can be vy politically potent. >> the celebrity president with a mug shot in an eara pierced

by assassin's bullet. isn't the cultural phenomenon ra race?a. it's kamala the pantsuit messiapantsuith. democrats say she's potentially obammcgrath a on steroids. >> and new york magazine says - welcome to camelot. e's an there's an actual kennedy in the race, and they're giving kamala the camelot a cover stor. >> they're using the same special effects on kamala that they use to disguise biden and are calling it momentumt useddisguise. >> but in brand new polls,izon trump's beating her and arizona ,pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, nevada,, they georgi. >> so is kamala harris makingo anyone change their votes? >> black men said no. >> how many of you know a blackh man who has expressed to you that they're committed to votindg for donald trump? watch out for the brothers re have told you that o said that to you. has the emergence of kamala

harris changed that for those don't know what? >> same news saleslady, same bad product. voters aren't buying it. let's hear fron't buyim some wha in michigan. >> there's kamala harris getting in the racla harrie, ch the equation at all for either of you. change it ruinu --s it. she gets in. we're done. so i don't kno w what america's done for. >> this isn'.t what cnn and msnbc were expecting. b >> but she's got to have the ladies on her side right.e, miranda devine in the "new york post" says this. she has achieved nothin on merit. every plum job has been hande to her by a powerful man. >> she's a man's woman. evermay woman knows the type and instinctively does not trust her. everything about her drips with insincerity. biden >> democrats can try to rebrand kamala, but the biden records hers. broken border, crippling inflation, two proxy wars, and voters are already

realizing kamala's more radicale . defund the police. abolis arelreadyh ice.order >> decriminalize border crossings. ban natural gas exploration.n, a >> that's kamala harris. it's on tape. t'is.she campaigned on getting c of private health insurance. she's into slavery reparations. the woman wants government runy. daycare. >> literally, the nanny state. >> if you have a baby handed to the government. the government raise s it for you. >> that'll be $2 trillion.ord we can't afford kamala harris. whmashe's a dangerous marxist who wants to turn america into san franciscn amero. a but they're making her into a mythical figure and hiding her record like they had biden. so how do they distract us from talking about her record? >> their accusing j.d. vance of having with the couch? not on a couch with the couch. >> it's a weird thing to do.otha

and now they're calling him't t weird. >> i don't think kamala harris is going to pickhinks anyone. as weird and creepy as j.d. vance. >> frankly, j.d. vance. just dumb. vance is pretty weird. >> it's not just a weird style that he brings. >> it's that this leads to weird policies. , they're just weird.rael >> donald trump and his running mate. more extreme, more weird, adica. more erratic. >> the agenda, the wayo pe they talk to people, the way they address people is bizarreyh . >> it's weird. it is weird. d. l, it's just plain weir>> isu i mean, that's the box you put. >> that is right. democrats made up a storyabou about j.d. vance having sex with a couch and called himhaving s weird 15s this weekend. so they don't have to talkonom about the economy. the biden-harris white house has rabid dogs den-harr, cocaine, parkinson's, doctors and dylan. no one had with the couch, but they're pretty weird. >> adam? ready?

>> adam.>> are you ready? yes, i'm ready. no yes planet, no pride. >> that's right. i'm saying that it. i off and on, you know. >> indeed i do.>> and i'm gonn jesa. s even >> the only way. kamala harris, eve an has a chance of winning is if shef h differentiates herself from biden. she can't run as joe's sidekick. . the the country wants change. not four more years.t and after russia covered in the biden cover up, america's seasoned vetr ups, by now, we d buy the hoaxes and believe the hype anymore. --wny thour eyes are wide open.w >> and if you're going y to accuse someone of havingte with a couch, you better have video value tainment. >> founder patrick bendavid joins me now. all right, my mom, big lib, pat, she calls me. >> she says, jesse, you're underestimating her.goin she's a threat. she's going to beat trump. don't do it. don' am i ot fall for it. >> am i wrong? am i takinheg her not seriously

enough? >> i think you ought to listen to your mom. first of all, jesse, it's good to see you bac listen allk. i'm glad you're doing better, but thank you. you know the part about campinmg addition is you can never underestimate your opponent. a$200 million they raised. and the strategy they're going to gete strateto get is when the you change your game plan. to r and that's what they're trying to do to trump. that's the part that trump partv cannot fall and try to pivotto r to her in too much of a way. here'sh of what i mean by it.g o so they're going to try to agitate, agitate, agitateat, agitate, agitate. why? because at the rnc, trump gave- a speech of seeing kind and gentle and loving and a way to unify. and they'd never seen a trump like that before. who is this person? that's what happens when you have a close call and then all of a sudden, boom, boom, boom, all these things are happenin cald al g. for and then trump's threaten and then whenever he's threatened, what does he do? ra tha, attack, ittacks attack. i don't think he needs to because when you put resumees

to resume, a kamala isn't one 1000 of a resumé of what president trump has done. they're going to try to make the american people believe that she's done more things than trump. but trump just has to stickesum to his resume and not allow any of this stuff to bother her, bother him t. >> and if he does that,o wi he's going to win by landslide. i do. e. a ge if he's the gentle giant and kind of almost soars over the base and doesn't even pay much attention to it, doesn't get in the weeds with it, you'd say it's a landslide. but the problem you're saying is if he gete earms into the gun and that's what they wanted him to do during the debate, remember , biden was supposed, bi to inflame him, get trump to go crazy, calde l him a dictator and a and a. >> and trump was smoot raph and decimated. >> joe biden. do you think trump runs the risk of being baited by kamala and the media? >> absolutely. and the reason for that is

because there are certain people in the world that they can't help but to fight. they're natural fighters. when you come up in the streetsr of new york, winning in real estate, every day's a fighg t. when you come up in media and you trying to put up a show and you're numbeyou tryiupr onei 15 years, it's a fight. when you come on politict's and you're trying to become a president and all these things come about you rumors russiathings, all this.ight. it's a fight he's been fighting his entire life. so hisire to tell a 78 year oldn who fights when he golfs, he does. everything's about winning. hey, listen, pump the brakes when they agitate you and takebs shots. who do you think you are? i've been with me for seven or eight years. you think you can give me an feedback? that's the tough part. but for me, it's a resume to resumrtme ie and certain thi. as a tough guy, you don't need to fight. 98% of people. let your generals dohe o the fighting. with the 98% pick the top 1%fter of people. you ought to fight. go after them. but not everybody else. erybody i don't know if he's gou to do that or not, because here's the other challenges. needse t to be thinking about.ua

sometimes in your own community, you canen be givingnn a speech and your audience you're speaking to in front of you, they're all like, yeah,, go after them. don't be nice. go at do thi s and don't do that. that's exactly what you do. you're not converting anybody. v you already have their votes. you need to get the independentseir vote t to sa is a different man. i like him. i'llfferent vote for him. j.d peter thiel, j.d. vance. i like him. this could me makevance, me want to support him. you're not. every time he speaks, he needspe to realize you're not talking to maga. you not tam. te the you're talking to independent. like there needs to be an affirmation on the phonence,an,i and everybody around him. like just marcus aurelius used justd him and say,po hey, you're not as important as you think you are. somebodyrtanu thinar needs to we to him right before he hits the stage. remember, you're trying to winha over independents, not maga. you've already won them over win overar in dependents. that's who you need. he does that.u he'll be the 47 presidentes again. >> yeah, right. so who wants to play marcus aureliusse: ?

this little guy in the background. i think someone should whisper in his ear. don'ground. ould t play to the crowd.you're because you're right. there's a temptation as an entertainer becaus a e that'se at his core, what he was for many, many years omanyn nbc. so get the crowd going and get that action going. but that's not what the camera wants. the camera you're speaking to the nation and he you're spei does els have to remind himself that if someone else is going to do that for him. >> here he is with laura ingram. just moments ago, he was askedht about kamala harris. >> let's see if he was as disciplined as you say. seef hehe needs to be. >> watch. everybody knows who i am and now people know who she is. she's a radicaisl left alone aos attack. she'll destroy our country. she wants open border. why not? debater? well, wait.but be. ev but because they already know everything. she wants to defun. shd our police. she wants no bounds. she wants, you know, sheto you just you kill somebody and we're going to release you immediatelreleasy. y, they call a cashless cashless. that's it. by the way, this has been a horrible thing for our country. this has beehing forn what i jue

but we know where she is. she wants high taxes. how woul >> how would you assess that? kamalasess tha harris attack tha >> look, i'vcke been creating content since 2012, 2013. sometimes i've takenks. 90 day breaks. i've done it three times. the reason for it is because reass no longer talking to the audience the way i did before. it was no longer fune . nd it was a grind and the audience can tell on your face. can youmy suggestion that, loot i see trump's face, he's backs k to the grind face. he needs to go back to 2015,o 2016 speeches and listen to the way he spoke when he was e wag the dream. sell america, sell your resumé. say the greatness of sell the greatness of this country. sell. how amazing of a job we did under your administration. sell me on how my dreams canb we become a reality. sell me what's going to happen when we get the money to g wasor back into our pockets instead of the government? sell me on that concepnmt, sellx me the dream, sell me america. i think he needs to go americaee

back to that because he needs to almost go back and listen to this rnc speech o ba by himself.nd, nobody's around in the bathroom. pull up the phon bae and just listen to how amazing you were that person at the rnc. nobody can beat. i said this on a tweet.a an i said, obama at his peak, clinton at his peak cannot beat president trump on the way he was at the rnom bacc. they cannot. that's what they feared because they were divided behind closed doors. t how are we going to beat this guy? this one you just saw beat thinem? a a my opinion, i know i'm going to get a lot of text. you have no clue what you're talking about, who the helle hel you think you are. you're just a regular guy. i totally get itu . ng i'm giving my feedback. i may be wrong, but the way he spoke at thmy feee e rnc, hen millions of people who never tha thought about voting for him. >> that's the president that can win because he'd almostwin.: becausseemed seen g. he'd almost gone to heaven. anyone that has a moment like that. and isnd is that c that close tr

to hd you want to hear and you're captivated by that. >> and he captivated the entire world for about 20 minutes. >> and then he riffe hd. and if he could stay in that zone, that kind of grand gorg fatherly, gorgeous above it all zone and sell the american dream, she's going to destroy the american dreameam,. i'm going to give you the a american dream. that's on point. merica patrick. markut, david, i think you should just work for the campaign. i think and i thintk i need a 90 minute, 90 day break. okay, let's do ighter]t. >> i'll see if fox is down for it. you just say thank you so muchs, pat. the trump assassination attempts being censored by big tech because it's so. politically potent. you know, when you're typing in a googlyou knowree search ant suggests you finish your sentence well when you type in assassination attempt, trump's name doesn't pop up. even if you start typingf his name after likyong hise t r

you google suggests you searchu. assassination attempt on truman . google says they stand by thiste because they don't want to suggest political violence. well, what about truman? >> google prompts assassination attempts of truman, reagan, gerald ford, bob marley, teddy roosevelt. >> so they're lying to you. . cit's not just google facebook censored the iconic photo of bloody trump with his fist up. they called it a doctored image, a and when we say itd whn wasn't doctored, they said, oops, sorre say, our software glitched. >> when you ask facebook's a.i. if the trump assassination was real, this is how it responds. >> are you ready? arl assassination attempt on donald trump.do so i strive to provide accuratne and reliable information, but sometimes mistakes can occur to confirmakes canrm therb no credible report or evidence of a for orsle

attempted assassination of donald trump.ok says facebook says they'll fix it, but all these errors are madwhad in the same direction. they're not even satisfied with rewrite writing history. they're just trying to erase it. why woul ourd our government, we the people, give these monopolies, give this power. >> miranda devine in new york post columnist. >> this is still happening. miranda after the laptop after the koven censored, thising is still happening right before ben. ectio >> how?away because they get away with it. it, e seet care if w what they're doing because they know they are so powerfulsr . google is on-dollaa $1 trillion multinational tech company. no one has control over it.u knw you know, the social media had enough power at the last election to deplatformp.

a sitting president, donald trump. and that was seen around was see the world with horror. even leftists likeleft emmanuel macron were dismayed becausemmanuele if these compane are so powerful that they're more powerful than the mostworl powerful politician in the strld, then we are in dire straits. and unfortunately, you knoraits these big tech platforms, they interfered with the 2020 election. we know about the laptop and social media that were coerced by the fbi and the cia to do, but also google search. there's a scientist called dr. robert epstein from california who's done some really good research into the kind of stifling of dissent and sort of uplifting of democrats in that case. biden and in this case, it'll be kamala harris. if you googls ecomoure donalddonald trump right now, you will get pictures and stories about kamala harris. the trump assassination has

been erased. and unfortunately, while this e doesn'rased,unately,t work on, , people who are, i guess, already conservative know, or watching fox news, reading the new york post, iy consert de on undecideds, low information s people who last election google waoogle was in democrats and uns who leaned democrat to get out to to vote, but they weren't doing that to conservative.s ore people who leaned conservative. so it's a really concertede,to it's if anything is a threat to democracy, it's beingy, it' s at hand on the scale, thumb on the scale and they're doing it on the other side. >> and like you said, they're doing it with kamala, m not only are they censoring n searche with tinatio or the image with the fist, they're making kamala harris into, i don't know, george washington in a pantsuit. s that working or is it

my, my, my, my crazy look? >> i mean, i think it's illusory. s i think it's fleeting. every branch of the medi, i a do its best. i mean, you know, new york magazine has - s, this ridiculous front page this week ,and it's got camilla sitting on a coconut looking likkamala e a hero. and they say camelot, kamala or or whatever.or it's ridiculous. they're trying to turn her into something she's not. atever, ng tand it'll work for a shortr- time. but it's really a very online phenomenon. she's very i ver unpalatable.. okay.n it's an online phenomenon. i have to get offlinn. e. t th that's what i need to do. thank you so much, maria. >> so what do voters think of trump's assassination attempt? donald trump was almost assassinated. what's going on?w who if i don't know who shotif i biggie. i don't know who shot to tupac d . how the hell am i going to knohg who shot trump? >> after careful review of medical guidance

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your high quality made in america flag today that's show allegiance. >> scott the fox news alert. >> we've gotten our hands>> ♪ on text messages from local police doing security for trump's rally in butledor and th assassin was on officers radar an hour and a halfasse before the shots were fired. >> one text reads like this kid leaning around building. we're in anger. . i believe it is. i did see him with a rangefinder, looking towards stag wlooking e fbi. if you want to notify secret service sniper to look, i lost sight of them. that was in over an hour and a half before trump was shot. how di fd secret service respon? they didn't. local law enforcementlo said biden's secret service never said a worcal laent sad tm that day. >> he was looking up and downdn the building and just walked around and just seemed out of place. we were supposed jus to get a fn

to face briefing with the secret service snipers wheneverd they arrived, and that never happened. sothat never i think that that s probably a pivotal point or i started thinking things were wrong because that never happened. and wee had no communication with the secret service. you had no communication e at alll onret servic on that saturday? not until after the shooting. t and by then it was too late. >> not at all. alert the locals alerted by the secret service to a threat and goed t radio silence. investigators are still working to determine whether anyone relayed the information about the suspicious e suspic personn to trump's security detail or to other secrets. >> service operational teams. th are saying they told the secret service and the secrete an service is saying, we don't know if they told us it'sd been over two weeks and the secret service doesn't know if anybodsn'ty toldy told them thes a threat at the rally. >> this doesn'tht add up.

>> and they usually archive radio communications. dn't but at this rally, they didn't. why don't we know the name of biden's secret service site commander for butler? right. that man or woman created denig the perimeter. they didn't show up to brief the locals. they didn't tell trump'sowraumat detail. there was a threat. they didn't put counter snipers on the rooicetai f. e >> they missed a drone flying overhead. they wer missed e in the commanr watch post while the shooting went down. >> why don't we know the name of biden? s secr >> secret servicete site commander, former secret service agent tim miller joins me now. >> why don't we know who that was, tim? >> yeah, that's a great question was,great qu, jesse, because a the time for answers is now. >> but this was a cascade of failures unlike anything i've ever seen. failuand was only by god's grae that donald trump's allow. it seems that every single area of the advance that, you know,qt

quite frankly, they had donee co 7500 times since january broke down. >> and i think you're exactlyr h right. we need answers for what happened, why it and whopob was responsible for it. >> so ifle locals had half anou hour before saying, hey, we see this guy with a rangefinder he, i lost them. >> tell secret service and the se evenservices we don't know if anybody told us. >> how is that possible? the secret service put thisle whole communications team togetherations t. yeah, jesse, i mean, these aren't rocket science type things here. interoperability, command and control, especially between tactical teams. the fact that there weren't direct communications between the swat teams and the teams, it's unimaginable. what if it hadn't been a 20 year old, but a coordinated attack on multiplet levels?te t how do you communicate with the people that are actually respondingle thae ? e. >> this whole thing is justno amazing to me. and noew the in charge of trump,

the secret service detail in charge of trump, they don't trust the rest of the service agentstrust f th because of thee agents aren't going to tell that there's a threat soy they can keep their guy off guy the stage. to pro >> how arete they supposed to protect their guy? t, yeah, that's exactly the point, jesse. and, you know, i think it's so yoknow, sd that the really aman men and women of the secret service out here , you know,workin working hard every day, have been painted by this brush. g but if i was the detail, i'd n be asking the same question. hey, if we don't know that a gusamey with a rifle is running around and on a roof, if we anytt know that information, how how do we know anything else that's going on? >> and they didn't brief the locals. >> the locals are sitting around day of the rally and. sii they're sitting there waiting for the secret service guy to show up and tell them . t to donge waitinr th and the secret service guy just plays hooky, doesn't show up. what's that about? yeah, and let me just be clear. i just recently talked to aet swat operatorer who has recentlr

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kamala harris, the next president of the united states. who are kamala's ambassadorse ci to white america.as >> we've got some big democratic names who are set to be goe the zoom call. you have david hogg who was ist with us right now. gh you have roy cooper, the former governor of nortoopeh carolina. you have transportation secretary pete buttigieg, n adamcongressman adam schiff. >> lots of big names.lots o trump has hulk. kamala has mayor pete. e >> here he is at the white dude. fundraiser. listen, i'm a policy guy . i've never been totally comfortable with the truth that no matter how much you believe in your policies, so much of politics is just vibes. at having said that, the vibes t right now are incredible. my husband and i were home over- the weekend and stopped by. oh god, i wish i coulda coul have heard what happened over the weekend with his husband. >> and did you notice all ofkama kamala's vp candidates are white guys? we haven't seee pin a democratic

candidate target white men like this since george wallace. >>hie geor there's nothing wrong with appealing to white men. the majority of the country is white, and whites kind of decide election s. >> we were told kamala was going to rebuild obama's rainbow coalition, but now she's selling white dudes for se. to selno is trump allowed to sell white dudes for trump hats? ? >> kamala isn't just trying to win over white dudes. she's making a play for white ladies. shher campaign put together a white woman fundraiser that's being called karens for kamala. karen'srule number one, listeno to black women. >> bipoc women have tapped us in as white women u to step up, listen and get involved. >> this election season. n re white women, we need to use our privilege to make positive changeuss. if you find yourself talking over or speaking for bipoc individuals or, god forbid, correcting them, just a beat, is

and instead we can putn our eliciting ears on. use th e privilege you have in order to push for a systemic changer . e have >> as white people, we have a ln lot to learn and unlearn. tommy sotomayor is a radio talk show host, and i cannot wait to unlearn a some things, tommy. >> but you know what?unle i'm happy someonare finally is speaking to me. >> a white dude after theset fel years, i just feel listened to. opknow all of the oppression that you guys have gone through and nobodyguys will listen to ya it took a black woman with indian parents who is married to a white man. kno i guess maybe she does knowdude white dudes because shes is married married to him and si raising five white children. but i think it is funnngey that have this situation where this woman is able to go out and say, whiteerthis wom dudes women for thisthis black ish wo. but donald trump could not say white dudes for donald trump.sa

he couldn't say white women for donald trump. each of these things would be racist. and i am so shocked becauseausew what i need you guys to do, you white me and whyha y of you're basking in the glory of her telling you guyl yous you're wanted in the democratic party because i know you felt so left out beforarty i did. >> what i need you all to do is check your liberal white ladies because they are the ones causing the problem. >> it's always the white ladie>s . it's they're always the cause of every problem we've dissected numerous occasions, but the white men, tommy, we're coming out of the wilderness. >> you know, trump really didn't speak to us. >> he just kind of talked over us. white men didn't really feel whity feelp. came am >> it wasn't until kamala harris came along and then ped in and madeelo it okay for us white dudes to even consider voting for kamala harris. >> and we just want the attention. e want to be spoken to and listenespd to and unlearn

things as well. >> yeah, you got to think about it. buttigieg came in through the back door and cameo th doort and just said, here you go, guys. we got to make sure that these white guys are listened to. and what i think kamila is speaking to ikamalao s your e and your lust for black women. >> she knows it. scandal knew it. that's why it was such a great show. wau guys really wantd now black women and now kamala harris is giving you access s to them. why not vote this woman in? get yourself not a chickenac in every pot, but a black chick in every house. every >> here is donald trump talking about kamala harris and the lise black vote. >> let's listen, tommy. she's worse than bernie sandersa . now she's trying to come back. she got ris.d of the ack laugh. crazy i noticed, having seen that crazy laugh, that she gets y. z tha that laugh. that's the laugh of a crazy person. she was a bad prosecutor laca ca she put she was a prosecutoreop, of black people.s she put thousands and thousandse of black people in jail over

marijuana. but when it came to bia.g crime murders and everything else, she was weak. she would love to go after trump, you know, she says, oh, trump, trump, trump. i did nothins oh trumpg. ump. >> they did a lot wrong, but i did nothing wroni dig. d no >> so how do you interpret >> jn? as black ma i know as a white dude, it justs makes me uncomfortable. ble. >> but listen, here's how i interpret it. when you have a woman that tells you that she was tough on crime, but she wasn in putting black men in jail for marijuana, a victimless crime.ee but because, you know, it's supposed to be my body, my choice. but it wasn't their choice to be able to smoke. but it was her choic mychoicee s able to smoke. back in 1986, when she was listening to tupac and biggie' o album when they both were 11 years old. now, apparently this anc' the supposedis to overlook, but when you listen to donald trump seriousl osed ty, if there black people out there and they're listening, understand that this womanut ths is making this election about everything but policy, why?

because she loses on all of the policy issues. and i pray that donalday trump stands in and says something about that. so you whitesaidething guys can be ignored this election. and what we neednored th to do s on america. >> all right. i'm just finally america gladwhs the whites are getting the attention we've been so desperatel a thewe've bey seekif it's just about time for us for us. >> tommy, know you guys need>> g to be stuck in the back of wer the bus like you were before. nobody wants to hear from you. we do not want a year. itmala and you guys get together. >> all right? i'll get back in line. i'm sorry. i have starts.>> jesse to unlea. >> tommy. thank you so much. unlearn thesjohnny hits the str. it looks like trump is going upa against kamala. who are you voting for? especially being blacklawho ar. i don't think anybody and everybody, man will vote for kamala harris. this treasurer types does not

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what questions you have. donald trump almost assassinated. what's going on? >> cruel world. we don't want him dead, though. i don't know who shot biggie. i don't know who shot tupac. how the hell am i going to know who shot trump? it was a setup, if you ask me. i what do you think happened?>> l look at the footage. nothing adds up. the country'oo,as of.s running f and it runs a mob. i don't know. i'm going to them on to my busines s. cuit s >> secret service knew the shooter was suspicious for an hour before the shootingerooter why didn't they do anything? they needed something to be done so the new guy would resist ad someth ouldn attack like i student>> body. >> but, da dad, the pland, the n i'm getting today. >> why did they put any counter sniper puts up on the rf ? because they're idiots. t anythingt suspece roof would happen. well, that was silly. that waswould very silly.l >> i don't. i won't be able to tell you that. i don't know. i haven't studied this.you th >>at i don'tow. kno 't studiw. the secret service

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>> karen from california as a true karen karen's for kamala tr by far the most offense use of my name and we've been brutalized. i'm sorry. d not your name's karen. i'm not sorry. your name is karen, but i'm just sorry. okaredeole karen thing got int s your name. >> sarah from lynchburg, virginia. if normarstoryur narah froml is letting people burn our flag, embrace socialism and widehe open borders, and let's be weird. let's makelet's be america weir. mike from knuckle town, pennsylvania. >> that can't be a real place. so vince is weird, but not not rachel levine or sticky sammy britton? vine o roberta from pittsburgh. please, jesse. the proper term is sofa, not far couch. >> okay, so he had with a sofax . did not have sex. so wit i'm water