And now, this is the moment you've all been waiting for! It's time for the Skate for Breakfast for Now! It's Tuesday, July 23rd, 2024 and this is the Stake for Breakfast podcast, episode 424 and 425. Make sure you're subscribed to the show. It's available across every downloadable podcast and platform. Find us on Apple, Spotify, iHeart and Google Podcasts. Check out the Stake for Breakfast link tree to take us to Instagram, our latest sub-stack and verified accounts on Twitter, Get Her and True Social. What's up everybody and welcome to the first of two big Tuesday editions of the show today. I'm Ron and I've got Noah here with me, lots of breaking news. Following Joe Biden's historic decision to abandon the Democrat presidential nomination, opens the door for Kamala Harris and in less than 24 hours, she's all but secured the delegates to do so. Don't worry, we'll bring you the latest. Donald Trump delivered remarks to supporters with J.D. Vance in Grand Rapids, Michigan the other day and we've got all the highlights. Now former Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheetell was on the Hill yesterday and was grilled by the Bipartisan House Oversight Committee. We provide complete coverage in all the latest post hearing analysis and Republican Vice Presidential candidate J.D. Vance spoke to supporters in Ohio and Virginia yesterday and we've got complete coverage. And we've also got a great slate of guests coming in here today, sitting down for the first time with Florida Congressman Greg Stube will be circling back with Georgia Representative Andrew Clyde, catching up for the second time in two episodes of the show with Tennessee Congressman Tim Burchit, the New York Young Republican Club President Gavin Wax will be here and as will Congresswoman from Indiana, Victoria Spards. But before we get into any of our interviews, let's jump right into these headlines and change the way you consume your news. Okay, this is not nom, this is bowling, there are rules. Hey, hey, hey, junior, America! It's like four- Bestest! So stand by! All right, everybody, welcome to the Stake for Records podcast. I'm Ron Noah's here with me. Yo. I'll be at V of Remote today. If you're a first-time listener, welcome to the show. If you're a long-time listener, welcome back to America's Fastest Growing. And quickly becoming favorite political podcast. And boy, do we have a lot of news to talk about today. Noah, how was your weekend? And where's Joe Biden? Well, my weekend was pretty good, probably better than Joe Biden's. I have my suspicions about Joe Biden. Yeah, it's pretty interesting the way that this is kind of shaking out. I didn't really see it happening as fast now that some of the behind-the-scenes stuff is coming through. We're seeing, you know, apparently Nancy Pelosi and friends gave them like three weeks and they were playing chicken. They said, "Okay, listen, we're down to like nine days. And if you want to keep playing chicken, we'll just go 25th Amendment and tell everybody you're fucking crazy if you don't get out." And then long story short, Joe Biden backed out of the Democrat nomination and decided to not run for re-election on Saturday. So, wild times, we're here for it. Well, correct me if I'm wrong, but I was under the impression that the only way that Biden, or not Biden, whoever Biden's successor is could be put on the ballot is if he was removed by either death or 25th Amendment. So, unless they're going to 25th Amendment him, he did. Well, I mean, the party of democracy and transparency and historic everything. Listen, for as many decades as they said that Republicans want to prevent people from voting and are racist because of it, asking about your citizenship, requiring some kind of an ID, et cetera. Now has nominated a candidate who not one person in America could have cast a vote for. So, democracy. Well, there was one thing that they were being transparent about when they forged Joe Biden's signature on that letterhead. Oh, boy. Well, you know we definitely didn't type it, I tell you that much. And that's kind of... And why wasn't it on the actual letterhead? Because it would have been like uber fraud for them to fake a fucking letter from the sitting president of the United States. If it was on the official letterhead, that would make it worse of a felony. I think the reason was is because he was from the office of Joe Biden at his beach house in Delaware and not in the Oval. I mean, there's a lot of speculation. Obviously, you lend some credit to some of that. I honestly don't know. Listen, everybody's been saying that Joe Biden had a medical emergency several weeks ago when he was in Las Vegas at a taco shop. I'm not even joking. All the way up through, he died and they resuscitated him. And now he's on hospice care, wherever he's going. But here's the there, there. Joe Biden is scheduled to return to the White House today at 2.30 p.m. Eastern time. I have some eyes and ears on the ground. Some people in the White House press pool that I've reached out to and they are on high alert to at least get a glimpse of him walking from Marine One back to the Rose Garden entrance to the White House. In addition to that, Joe Biden, who cleared most of his schedule over the weekend, has now re-added something back. And he'll be speaking at the 60th anniversary of something or other down in Houston, Texas, next Monday. So I guess for all the, I mean, listen, for everybody. I've already seen weekend at Bernie's. Yeah. But, but I mean, did you see the fake letter going around this morning on social media that Jimmy Carter died? What? Yeah. So there was a letter going around. All looked official. Unlike the Joe Biden thing, it had like letterhead, three paragraphs in talking about his legacy, his greatest accomplishment, was meeting and marrying his wife, this, that, and the other thing. Fourth paragraph talks about like three different former president's wives and how Nancy Reagan was known as the throat goat. So if you read through the first three paragraphs and just reposted it by saying, oh, breaking news, Jimmy Carter died and didn't get to the fourth paragraph, you look like a pretty big ass hat now. And so do a lot of other people who have been, you know, inaccurately reporting all this stuff about Joe Biden. Again, listen, for as bad a shape as he's in, and no one's arguing that, I did see Joe Biden, who is riddled with COVID for the third time, even though he's been vaxxed a fulfilling times, slowly walk up Air Force One last week, slowly walk down the stairs and get helped into a limo. In addition, he called in to Kamala Harris campaign headquarters now in Philadelphia, which consequently was Joe Biden campaign headquarters up until about Friday at midnight. And this is kind of where we're at. I know a lot of people are wanting to think that it's something other than it is. But listen, Joe Biden is the president who showed up at the presidential debate a month and a half ago. And after that performance, the Democrat party came to the conclusion that he was unfit to beat Donald Trump in the November election. Now, do I think by steg weighing directly to Kamala Harris is the way to go? Absolutely not. But here's the deal. You know, they don't have much of an option because as soon as Joe Biden said he was out before they can even say Kamala was in Gavin Newsom said he's not running. Gretchen Whitmer said she's not running. There are reports like people like JB Pritzker didn't want anything to do with it. It narrows down who else could join the ticket because nobody wants to be the one that loses the Trump because that's inevitably what's going to happen. Yes. You know, it's one of those things where you have to look at the reality that's unfolding before your eyes and stop reading the fake multiversal reality that people like to promote online. And I think the Jimmy Carter fake death notification that circulated online today is a perfect example of how when people don't pay attention, they will literally read and repost anything. And that's just, you know, never what we've done here on stake for records and it's never what we're going to do. I mean, people have asked me, I've got so many DMs this weekend. You think Joe Biden's dead. You think Joe Biden's this that and I said, hey, listen, this is what I saw. This is what I'm seeing and I'm going to make a conclusion as I see it to, you know, kind of develop in real time. We could make commentary and provide opinion of his statements on things that we think in regards to policy, like where they go from here, does he step down for the presidency. But to say the guy dropped at a taco shop in Las Vegas and some of the people were posting stuff and they were like, oh, yeah, they had to clear streets to get him back to the airport and on Air Force one to, you know, meta back and back to DC. And it was a collaboration with hundreds of law enforcement officials. I said, okay, first of all, this is how I know it's bullshit after you saw what went down in Butler, Pennsylvania 10 days ago. And there was a lot less people than that, making sure that Joe Biden quietly got from having a medical emergency at a taco shop to back on Air Force one, which again, we all saw him walk up the stairs on. So I don't know how bad of a brain hemorrhage or a stroke he could have had if he's walking up the stairs to get on his own plane. But listen, as soon as something like that comes across, people are just going to put their phones on record and record all of the, you know, chatter that's on the microphones and then leak it to the press for money. So I knew it wasn't, it didn't pass the smell test. It's never going to pass the steak test. And we just try to do things here a little bit differently, which is report accurately and honestly. So for as much as people are making on places like Twitter, by posting these things that, you know, go viral, you look like a complete retard a week out and, and, you know, it takes a lot out of their credibility again. Once your accounts or your posture gets so big, you could just put, I farted and people will retweet it millions of times and you'll get tens of thousands of dollars every month from, you know, applications like Twitter. But that's just not the way you go about it. And you know, we just got to take into context what's going on here. We're going to unpack it for you right now. Starting off. I've been correct about a lot of my predictions. I'm just saying. Yeah. And I mean, we certainly have, but I mean, it's not like we make a stake on like our reputation is based off of like an objective statement. That's just not the way to do the news. And again, remember the thing here, we're trying to change the way you consume your news here. And that's always what we're going to be doing on Snake for Breakfast. So let's jump into this right now before we do again, absolutely heater of a guest lineup coming in here today. You'll get four, count them four Congress people, if everybody shows up or we're still waiting on whether or not representative Bertrand's going to get out of his committee meeting and time to catch the show. I am very optimistic he will, but we'll be catching up with Greg Steuben for the first time. President Trump, also a big strong supporter of President Trump is Georgia Congressman Andrew Clyde. Victoria Sparts will be here. Love her. She's done a lot of media lately. You saw her on Tim Poole recently. She did PBD recently, and then she's back on stake for breakfast, which is one of her favorite shows. She likes to dunk on all of her congressional coworkers and talk about how bad things really are behind closed doors. I'm expecting more of the same today. In the New York Young Republican club president Gavin Wax will be here. So absolutely, murders row of a lineup, and let's jump right into the news here on Where the Hell is Joe Biden and what's going on with the Democrat Party? I want to go back to your previous statement, Dana, about not seeing President Biden today. I think as you think about what has transpired today, since 1.45 p.m., not physically seeing him, even address a camera in Delaware, let alone an Oval Office statement like LBJ did when he dropped out in March of 1968. It is disconcerting, isn't it? Brett, they didn't even release a White House still photograph, nothing. So are we, I mean, I hope he's fine, but you could forgive people for wondering if we are really living weekend at Bernie's right now. Like proof of life, please, let's see, let's see it, okay? We want the president to be okay. I do want him to be able to leave on a note that is high in his mind, right, so that he feels like he had this public service career or he achieved the ultimate and he's obviously unwell. And so, you know, we want him to be a person that can like stand on his own TV and look at the American people in the eye and explain why he's leaving because without that, imagine what you're, again, you're allies, you're adversaries, you're enemies, you're military, you're voters, are all sitting there going, well, wait, so why are you withdrawing? Is it because of health? And if so, please let us know so we can pray for you. Is it because you were afraid you were going to lose? I mean, that's what Jared Moskowitz just said, the congressman from Florida, so that's interesting. I would note that while we've been on the air, the Pennsylvania governor, Josh Shapiro, has endorsed Kamala Harris and she is one of the few people that is floated as a possible vice presidential nominee for him. On this idea that old is off the table, I just don't think that anybody who watched the last week at the RNC can make an honest comparison about Joe Biden's cognitive decline that we've been watching and the 78-year-old Donald Trump, that just doesn't, I don't think that's going to work. And that kind of spun the media into a frenzy, the speculation on what was going on with Joe Biden, the fact that he released this statement and that he did make a public appearance that corresponded with it, that it wasn't on an official White House letterhead, et cetera. I've got the letter right here, I'm going to read from it right now. And this came across the wire on the 21st of July, about midday on the East Coast. My fellow Americans, over the past three and a half years, we have made great progress as a nation. I guess that's not technically a lie, it's just that the progress has gone backwards. Today, America has the strongest economy in the world. We've made a historic investment in rebuilding our nation, lowering prescription drug costs for seniors and expanding affordable health care to a record number of Americans. We provided critical need care to a million exposed to toxic substances as well, past the first gun safety law in 30 years, appointed the first African American woman to the Supreme Court and passed the most significant climate legislation in the history of the world. America has never been better positioned to lead than we are today. I know none of this could have been done without you, the American people, together we overcome a once in a century pandemic, God, the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression. We've protected it and preserved our democracy and we've revitalized and strengthened our alliances around the world. Wow. It has been a great honor of my life to serve as your president. And while it has been my intention to seek re-election, I believe it is in the best interest to the party and the country for me to stand down and will focus solely on fulfilling my duties as president for the remainder of my term. I will speak to the nation later this week in more detail about my decision. For now, let me express my deepest gratitude to all those who have worked with me to get re-elected. I want to thank Vice President Kamala Harris for being an extraordinary partner in all this work. You let me express my heartfelt appreciation to the American people for the faith and trust that you have placed in me. I believe today, and I always have, that there is nothing Americans can't do when we do it together. We just have to remember, we are the United States of America. It doesn't say in parentheses, screaming, he usually screams that line, and then it was vaguely signed with a signature that resembled Joe Biden's. So that's kind of, I mean, listen, I guess in the digital age, it's not necessarily a weird for the president of the United States to break up with the country via text message, but that's essentially what we got, and I don't know. I feel like the, I will address the country in a few days as giving them time to either have him potentially get better or they change their mind and decide to bury him in the yard. Right next to the tortoise? Yeah. And here's the thing, you know, Joe Biden's already scheduled his address to the nation it's going to be tomorrow, which is Wednesday, night at 8 p.m. Eastern. And then again, they've added a in person here, let me just read instead of vaguely referencing it. It just came out from the White House right now before the show. I threw it in the on the hot sheet and this is from the White House account right now for immediate release today, July 23rd, 2024, Joe Biden plans to travel to Austin, Texas on Monday, July 29th, the president will travel to Austin, Texas to commemorate the 60s anniversary of the Civil Rights Act during a visit to the LBJ presidential library. So that's his next scheduled in person appearance, I guess outside of the bubble and plastic wrap, he'll be engulfed in tomorrow night when he addresses the nation. Did you see the deep fakes about those are so I want to post them so bad, but they bleep out the F word and then then leave the other F word you should never use. Yeah, Claire, you know, it's just listen, this is what happens when the deep state comes for you when they're done with you. This is what it looks like in real time. The election cycles could, you know, burn through time runs out, clock runs out, but I really feel like Democrats think there is enough in play. I guess they're looking at some kind of polling that suggests some kind of a Hail Mary can happen. Listen, you have to understand if the man who supposedly got the most votes in the history of the galaxy didn't have enough political capital off of that to last four years in office, then you don't think that they can get Kamala Harris over the finish line. You better think twice. Well, it just goes to say, too, that there is no way Kamala Harris would have been the nominee for the Democratic Party. Nope. There's no fucking way. So they basically did the same thing they did to Bernie Sanders to RFK Jr. who actually probably had a chance to take it if they hadn't have iced him out, whether that means take the actual presidency or just take the nomination. But it's just amazing because now all these Democrats that say they believe in democracy are being told that their votes don't matter. Yeah. They're not going to have the opportunity to choose who they want to be the person that's running. A select handful of elites are going to choose for them. Yeah. And when you look at the bench that they've narrowed it down to, I still think it may or Pete's dark horse here because what I think the Democrats want to do. Yeah. Me too. And so does most of America, much like Kamala Harris. So what happens is instead of the chance that Joe Biden might be able to pull off another victory, they get him out of there completing his time served, then they elevate Kamala Harris to the nominee. They know everyone hates her. They know they want her out of the cycle and they know by losing to Donald Trump, she'll be banished to speaking events and high end dinners for the rest of her career. Hey or Pete who finished third in the 2020 Democrat presidential primary to get thrown on the ticket. I know they're also talking about Mark Kelly. The guy is like one of the scariest politicians I've ever seen in my life. He literally looks like Deadpool with his googly eyes and like droopy face. That would be an absolute nightmare ticket. They're talking about Josh Shapiro, the governor of Pennsylvania, who's only in, you know, halfway through his first term, why burn him when he's going to be primed to run in 2028. And then I think more from Maryland who's just like would complete the DEI ticket. But you know, it's one of those things. They put Harris and Buttigieg together, they run them, they lose to Trump, and then they're both gone forever. And then they can move on with the Whitbur, Pritzker, Newsome, Shapiro, and all the other people, the new face of the Democrat party and the, you know, people who are going to push and continue to stump on the narrative of the radical progressive left in 2028. That's just an angle. I'm looking. I could be wrong. But here's the deal. I have to take into context what's going on here. Well, Kamala Harris has always been disposable. She is literally just thrown in there. Don't tell that to me. Don't tell that to Montel. Montel was disposing of other things, but she's always been disposable. So whoever they pair her up with, it's going to be another disposable candidate that they don't care about, like you just said. But isn't there like multiple states, at least three, that they are not going to be able to get anybody else on the ballot except Joe Biden? Here's the deal. When you have lawyers like the Democrat party has, especially led by, you know, those crazy assets like Mark Elias, don't take anything for granted. If there's a legal avenue that they can take to make sure that that's not the case, they've already done. I mean, here's the deal. No, within 24 hours of Joe Biden getting out and the media speculating that she still can't win the nomination at the DNC in the middle of August. She already verbally secured all the delegates and super delegates she needed to become the nominee. This has been something that's been in the work for a long time, I think outside of the eye. I think they were kind of talking and threatening the Bidens while completely setting up a super structure around them to say like, Joe Biden's going to be gone whether he likes it or not. So this is what we're going to do. We're going to set everything up and not tell him. Yeah. Well, no, he definitely, he definitely didn't have any saying that he was, he was voluntarily told to drop out. Yep. And I heard or it's being reported now that, you know, they said, listen, you got a week you've already burned to. If we get to this weekend, we're dropping the 25th amendment on you and we're going to tell America just how, you know, none of a factor your legacy really was. So I guess they, well, then Kamala Harris is, she smashed Trump's donation record too, which is also a suspect claim given the fact that there was money that was being withheld because nobody thought Biden was going to be the guy. And now the donors are just dumping it in or does that money transfer from Biden to Harris and does that count in their numbers? And as we all know, they count however they want to count. So yes. Yeah. So just like the jobs numbers and the border numbers, just make it up and then it gets votes. Tailored. Yeah. Tailored down a month or two later. No, you're correct. I mean, I know the $100 million up for grabs can go from Joe Biden right to Kamala Harris, but there was some mega donors, you know, the Aries to the Disney throne amongst others who automatically went back to their tens of millions of dollars of monthly donations to the campaign when Joe Biden made it official. And is this kind of materialized in real time throughout the back end of the weekend? Let's highlight it with a little bit of Van Jones crying. People who are pushing for this to happen, it's kind of like when you're, when you're grandpa, you got to take the keys and everybody, you got to take his keys, you got to take his keys, you got to and he's fighting and he's fighting and everybody's so frustrated and then you finally get the keys back and then you just cry because this is somebody that you love. This is somebody that you care about. This is somebody who was there for you. This is somebody you wouldn't be here without him and it takes something from him. Now this is not like, look, this politics is politics, but this is a human moment for one of the great humans in America. This is a huge moment for him, for his family, for all of us who love him, for all of us who wanted him to get across the finish line, but if you're a young person watching this, this is leadership. This is patriotism. This is what it means to put the country first and put the party first and put the cost first. When your arm gets tired, you let somebody else finish pushing the game. That's what Joe Biden has done and he's done that for all of us. And so I just want to say, I don't know who's going to be the VP, the non-VP. I don't know anything about politics. I just know that I love this man. I care about this man. It was painful every day to sit up here and talk about him like he's just some problem for the party. Wait till we get to the convention. You're going to see people crying, standing, screaming, cheering. He may not get a chance to talk for 10 minutes. We finally get a chance to put our arm around this guy. You did the right thing for this country. You did the right thing for this party. All of us are going to be in this situation someday and I hope that we take a moment to honor this man and to love this man. I love Joe Biden. I appreciate what he's done and a lot of people are heartbroken today. Even if it's a- Shut up, bitch! Listen. And the Academy Award goes to Joe Biden, post-Civil War error, has said the N-word publicly and in sanitorial hearings more than any politician who's ever worn the title. Well, he was quoting somebody else, but still. Enough to make Van Jones cry on CNN about it. Well, you know, whenever people put on that fucking newscaster, pundit, fucking quivery voice thing, it just makes me want to puke, because it's so fake. Yeah, it certainly is. Donald Trump put out quite a few heaters this weekend. Apparently, the new nickname is Lion Kamala, but I don't know about it. You know, I posted a picture this morning, it's that one where Donald Trump's like playing on his laptop on the plane, and it's like the Google searches for words that rhyme with Kamala, but we'll have to see. Here's one from his true social account on Sunday. Crooked Joe Biden was not fit to run for president and certainly not fit to serve. He never was. He only attained the position of the president by lies, fake news, and not leaving his basement. All those around him, including the doctor, the media, knew that he wasn't capable of being president and he wasn't. And now, look at what he's done to our country. Millions of people coming across the border totally unchecked and unvetted, many from prisons, mental institutions, and record numbers of terrorists. We were suffered greatly because of his presidency, but remedy the damage that has been done quickly make America great again. It's going to be interesting to see how, you know, Donald Trump also asked for a refund on everything that they've used campaign wise up to this point, because all of the counter Joe Biden, everything from merchandise to commercials and, you know, you're talking hundreds of millions of dollars that they've burned, running against Joe Biden. And then you tell the Trump team this weekend, all that was good practice. Now, I mean, they already had a couple Kamala Harris commercials go by the evening on Sunday. Like they were already working on this stuff. Also, it's been reported that Donald Trump has been focusing in on a lot of the things that Kamala Harris hasn't done in any context regarding her job as vice president. You know, and he's been posting about it on true social, but it still is. They have to segue here and it's going to be interesting. There's a warehouse in China sitting on about three square miles of fuck Joe Biden flags that have nowhere to send them now. Yeah. Yeah. That's a good point. You know, there's a lot of anti Biden merchandise out there. And now you have to take into consideration the fact that you're not going to be able to use it anymore. I also saw, you know, and it's interesting, no, you talk about how one of something that a lot of people expected was a conspiracy theory, maybe even me a little bit just weeks ago has come to fruition. CNN was kind of pumping the same out there talking about with one of their commentators how listen, you had the press secretary telling America that Joe Biden fallen down was cheap fakes and that he was completely fine like last week. And now he's out of the race. Let's check it out. So we saw the magazine launch their first attack at against vice president Harris. Here's a clip. Kamala knew Joe couldn't do the job. So she did it. Look what she got done, a border invasion, run away inflation, the American dream dead. They created this mess. They know Kamala owns this failed record. So it's interesting because they're kind of suggesting that she was like some sort of puppet master. Yeah, I think that this is their attempt, as I said earlier, to try to link her to the Biden administration and say those policies are actually her policies. She's vice president. Right. Which it's not it's not an unfair. No, it's not. Not unfair. Do you want to know what the funniest soundbite was of the weekend though regarding Kamala Harris is that somebody on the news actually said that her whole like behaviors from a previous life are going to be things that are probably highlighted by Donald Trump on the campaign trail. Yeah, it's going to be interesting to see and it was even better to hear. Let's check it out because at the end of the day, what is going to sell Kamala Harris is they're going to they're going to say she was a whole. They're going to talk about her laughter. They're going to talk about her being black, they're going to say, they're going to pronounce her name. Oh, and I hate that. Oh my God. I hate that. That is so disrespectful. I don't know. It's smart. We're going to talk about her. Look is really set on seeing what the underbelly of America. I don't want to just castigate the Republican Party looks like she's going to have to be strong in the face of that and do something that Democrats do not do well. We sometimes find ourselves in this ivory tower. Kamala Harris has to destroy that ivory tower and meet voters where they are. Stop it. You know, I saw that. I don't know which one of our listeners it is, but you made me have a good laugh this morning. And my DM, I believe it was on Instagram and it just had an all caps Kamala Horace. It was just like, you know, we're out here working on shaping new narratives and nick names for the current vice president and Democrat nominee. But you know, you guys are really lending a helping hand to some of the pre production we do for our show. You know, we kind of let in today talking about possible conspiracy theories about where Joe Biden is and what his overall health is. You know, Tucker Carlson weighed in on this this weekend. And although he's been kind of doing his own thing and not providing as many talking points now and kind of taking a long form way to almost present like a close and personal documentary like interview with every single person he sits down with now, which I think is a good evolution to what he was as a commentator on Fox News. I really think Tucker is like completing his resume in regards to changing the way people kind of have one on one conversations with people. But he also had a lot of questions and speculation about the fact that, okay, this announcement comes out. This is like one of the biggest announcement in modern politics. If not ever, you know, there's assassinations, assassination attempts. There's president to die. And then there's president to quit. And how could we not even see it's like the news is reporting, you know, as it was breaking. We're not even seeing like a still shot image from the official White House account posted with this. So a letter from Joe Biden says, I'm ready to quit. And the last thing that he had posted before that was, I'm sick. So you know, it did kind of open up the door to everybody kind of formulating these random opinions online. Here's Tucker's. This could be transported immediately to university medical, which began to, which they began to do an earnest that mysteriously there was a stand down order and the Secret Service informed local Vegas PD that they were going to medivac potus to Johns Hopkins, which they presume meant fly him back East as soon as possible. Apparently the rumor mill in the police department was that Joe Biden was dying or already dead possibly. I didn't think too much about this lead. It seemed too wild to be true, but given that Joe Biden has been out of public side for days and dropped out of the race via an ex post and this brother James indicated health was a factor. I'm beginning to grow more curious if COVID or something else has been more serious than reported. If anyone with Las Vegas Metro has information, please email freedom@charliekirk.com. I want to hear if there's more of the official story than what they're telling us. And again, so that wasn't so that wasn't true that Las Vegas Metro police were clearing the roads. You know what? There could have been anything happen in the proximity of where Joe Biden was stopping to get food, which could have triggered Joe Biden's exit from that restaurant and expedition to the airport. But again, what Americans? Maybe you like the Taco Bell and it was diarrhea. I mean, listen, you make a valid argument there and that's the thing. For someone who reportedly had shit his pants at the Vatican and at a 9/11 memorial over the years since he's taken the oath of office, I mean, that's outside of the context. Again, for the amount of heavy medication he is on, though, I do know historically those things do dehydrate you. So probably a lot less pooping and a lot more constipation. But here's the thing, when you don't see the guy and you're getting all of these random bits and pieces out there, but again, here we are on Tuesday and the cameras are trained in at the Delaware airport on Air Force One, where Joe Biden's supposed to be getting out of the beast shortly and walk up the big boy steps are set up onto the plane so he could return to the White House today. So and that's the thing. You know, we see the same kind of news. Let's just look at it this way. The information we haven't got from the now former director of the Secret Service through congressional hearings over the last 24 hours. If you wouldn't answer a question, therefore the conspiracy theorists run wild, second gunman, how many bullets, you know, communications, breakdown, et cetera, there is probably a lot of that information that is true. But until we find out the facts to run wild with it is not the way that you're supposed to inform people because, you know, listen, for as much as you want to be right, being wrong hurts a lot more. And that's kind of the way I'm looking at it. And again, even the Biden campaign and his team had to come out and walk back some statements this weekend, namely when his brother, Frank, who has had a long documented history of substance abuse and alcohol problems, called into Fox News shortly after Joe Biden made his announcement. Let's check it out. Younger brothers. And here's what he told us. He said, I'm incredibly proud of my brother selfishly. I will have him back to enjoy whatever time we have left. He is a genuine hero. Country over self sounds corny in our cynical political environment, but he nor I are cynical. The goal remains the same. Defeat Trump and continue the work that Joe has done. My hope is that our party rallies around this heroic act. We asked him whether he feels that his brother's overall health and vitality played a major role in this decision. And he says, in my humble opinion, absolutely. So a member of the president's family now confirming that the president's health was indeed a major factor in this decision and calling his brother a hero for making the decision to pass the torch to Kamala Harris. And again, the Biden campaign and the White House accounts had to come out almost immediately and say, Frank Biden is that a long documented history of alcohol abuse amongst other things. This is complete fake news. But all that did was squirt lighter fuel all over the fire that you're screwing around with in your backyard and fan the flames throughout the course at the beginning of the week. Now, and again, people aren't wrong for making assumptions or leading statements and stuff like that. But yesterday we heard Joe Biden, albeit for only several minutes, call into the now Kamala Harris campaign headquarters and do an audio call. Now, as soon as that happened, of course, you have people online saying, oh, that's not Joe Biden. That's a I pretty much sounded like Joe Biden. And as again, I'm waiting for Joe Biden to walk out of a limo and get onto a plane and Delaware to head back to the White House today. I think you pretty much take the speculation out that he at least died last week to this point. 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So let's jump into a couple of these clips I've got of him speaking to her and then her addressing the press for the first time since apparently, accepting the Democrat nomination, at least getting the verbals delegate-wise over the weekend as well. Joe, did you hear? They were going to have that virtual convention ahead of the DNC to make sure that they couldn't kick Joe Biden out, the delegates were concerned, and then Joe Biden backed out. So then Kamala Harris got all the confirmations from the delegates that they would back her. Again, that that's more weird than the stories of Joe Biden reportedly dying, that people who didn't want her to run automatically backed her and put her over the delegate threshold verbal agreement within 24 hours. But now they're going to have that virtual convention just to make sure that no other outside entity, whether it be people like the Clintons who already endorsed Kamala or anyone, mega donors, could have any influence over the convention before they get there. So even though this is outside of the rules and outside of the regular parameters that the Democrats normally do things, they're going to get- Never stopped them before. Right, another verbal confirmation of a verbal confirmation that Kamala Harris is going to unabatedly walk to the Democrat nomination without one primary vote being cast for her come mid-August. All right, let's check out Joe Biden calling in to now Harris HQ. And so I want to say a little to Kamala if she can hear me. I know she's going to be speaking shortly, and I want to say that the team embraced her. She's the best. I want to call it the day to thank everybody, everybody, et cetera. I know yesterday's news is surprising, and it's hard for you to hear, but it was the right thing to do. I know it's hard because you're toward your heart and soul into me, so you can help us win this thing, help me get this nomination, help me win the nomination, and then go on to win the presidency. But you know, you're an amazing team, but we've got a great, great, I think we made the right decision, I know how hard you've worked, how many sacrifices you've made, and so many of you, so many of you up through to your lives for me and the kind of commitment few people make for anything these days, but you made it, and I've been honored and humbled. I mean, this is from the bottom of my heart. My word is a Biden then. His word is a Biden, Noah. That's worth a lot. Yeah, you know what else is worth a lot, how much of a ridiculous retard everyone looks like right now. Biden just got, without any help out of the limo, smiled, saluted, buttoned his own suit. I mean, he's kind of doing the Joe Biden weird gate thing, and now looks like he's going to make it up the stairs all the way without falling onto Air Force One. So what you just played, what you just played was the phone call, like he was on speaker phone. Yes, so campaign. So Kamala Harris appeared at the artist formerly known as Joe Biden's campaign headquarters in Philadelphia yesterday for the first time. They had removed all the Joe Biden stuff or put Kamala HQ pair for now, all over the walls in lieu of it. And you know, they had the director of the campaign who Kamala Harris is apparently retaining, have a press conference with her and during the press conference, you know, they were kind of like, you guys, I know you guys don't want to hear from the president. You guys want us to call him? You want us to call? And then, oh, you hear, so he could hear everything that was going on in the background. There was actually a time, and I think I have the clip when Kamala Harris is talking and she says like, Joe, I know you're still listening and then she starts to go on about something and he just starts talking over, he's like, I feel same way, feel same way, Jack. Yeah, I'm still here. And it's just, well, she also almost says recording instead of, I know you're still on the recall, which also, I mean, if he, if he was hearing both sides of that, everybody shouting and cheering at that one point and he doesn't even skip a beat, that's very un-Joe. That's a good point. Might be pre-recorded. Who knows? Yeah. I mean, you have to do a lot of practice in like half a day's time to hit all those marks, but not outside of the realms of possibility, not outside of the realms of possibility either that Joe Biden won't be with us for much longer, but he assured all the people that now Harris campaign headquarters that he wasn't going anywhere, I guess figuratively now. Hey, Mr. Change, the top of the ticket, but the mission hasn't changed at all. And by the way, I'm not going anywhere. I'm going to be out there in the campaign with it, with Kamala, I'm going to be working like hell, both as a sitting president, getting legislation passed, as well as campaigning. You know, what we still need to save this democracy is Trump is still a danger to the community, is a danger to the nation, and just to assess my foreign policy colleagues, my counterparts and other people around the world and his home. So that was Joe Biden reassuring everyone that he wouldn't be going anywhere when he came to at least campaigning for Kamala Harris, which again, to me, is weird, because if he could do it for her, why couldn't he do it for himself? I think we all know the answer to that. And then getting to the point that Noah made about just possibly being a recording or a delay or something like that, here's that part of the press conference where they were introducing Kamala Harris as the nominee. And Joe Biden just kind of either led in, came in, or that was the part of the recording, where I guess he was supposed to talk or they were supposed to listen. Let's check it out. It is so good to hear our president's voice. Joe, I know you're still on the call, and we've been talking every day. You probably, you guys heard it from Doug's voice. We love Joe and Jill. We really do. They truly are like family to us. And we did everybody here though. This is mutual. I know you were still there. You're not going anywhere, Joe. I'm watching you, kid. I'm watching you, kid. I love you. I love you, Joe. That's so cringe. I love you, Joe. You're not going anywhere, Joe. Boy. So of course, after this call goes out is when Joe Biden essentially opens him up as a soft target to anyone who either isn't on board with Kamala Harris being the Democrat nominee or isn't getting enough of a sniff or maybe a piece of the pie of all the people they told to coalesce around this to make it as smooth as possible. And I think the funniest one that I saw was from R.F.K. Jr., the former meth head and one of the heirs to the Kennedy estate, jumped on news nation shortly after the Joe Biden announcement to talk about, "Well, let's forget about Sleepy Joe because I technically also could beat Donald Trump in the general election. Let's hear it." It's in 500 days, they created 500 new billionaires, and they shifted $4.3 trillion in the American middle class to this new aristocracy that we have, and it's destroying our country. We need a change. If people want more of this thing, they can vote Democrat and they can vote Republican. The only way we're going to get a change in this country is if people come together behind the one candidate who is independent, who is about to have a unity government to bring Republicans and Democrats and others all together in a way that finds common ground in our country, a candidate who's the only candidate who's pro-choice, who's pro-environment, who's pro-civil rights, and who beats Donald Trump by 14%. There is no other candidate who can be judged on Donald Trump. Look at all the polls that have been done over the last year. I beat Donald Trump and nobody else can. Thank you very much. "How's it going, I'm retarded." Oh my goodness. No, have you seen any polls that have led you to believe that in a head-to-head matchup RFK junior beat, Donald Trump? No, but I mean, he's got a better chance than anybody else at this point. Well, I mean, you're not wrong, but the media is not going to let you say that. And you know, when you look at the people- Well, because they were just as complicit and completely cutting them out in the cold, too. Yeah, no, you're right. Endorsements coming in by the hour for Kamala. The Clintons, Nancy Pelosi, Gavin Newsom, Alex Soros. Mark Hamill. Who's the worst Luke Skywalker? Speaking of bad actors, the guy who plays the Incredible Hulk, Andrew Yang, came out today as did George Clooney, not of the closet, but to endorse Kamala Harris, Joe Biden put out a statement. The guy that plays the Incredible Hulk? Yeah, Mark Ruffalo. Oh. I get sad when Italian people suck and I already said Nancy Pelosi, so I didn't want to have to say Mark Ruffalo, too. Thanks for bringing that up. That's disappointing. Yeah. And I guess that clip that came out the other day of AOC saying behind closed doors, nobody wants Kamala Harris and everyone hates her. It's just- That seems reasonable. Yeah. Into the ether. Here's Joe Biden's endorsement. "My fellow Democrats, I have decided not to accept the nomination and to focus all of my energies on my duties as president for the remainder of my term. My very first decision as the party nominee in 2020 was to pick Kamala Harris as my vice president. And it's been the best decision I've ever made. Today, I want to offer my full support and endorsement for Kamala to be the nominee of our party this year. Democrats, it's time to come together and beat Trump. Let's do this." Stupid. Kamala Harris is getting set as Joe Biden flies back from Delaware to Washington, D.C. She's getting ready to get off a plane and go to her first campaign rally. It looks like it's in, I would say, half of a high school gym in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. And everyone in the audience looks like they either have pronouns in their bio or 750,000 years old. So we'll have to see what's going on. Some of the other big endorsements that came to Kamala Harris, well, as late as today. And then in our last audio clip before we jump in with Florida Congressman, Greg Stooby for the first time, Chuck Schumer, Hakeem Jeffries, they had to take Nancy Pelosi's lead if you're going to do one. You got to do the big three. Just check it out. They did so yesterday. I've endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris for president. They have not done so yet, but we're going to dip in here and listen to questions. It's a happy day. What can I say? Really? Together. We will keep and hopefully grow the Senate majority. Sounds like us through the podcast. And under future speaker, Hakeem Jeffries, we will win back the House. Students are moving forward stronger and more united than ever before. In just the last 36 hours, I have seen a surge of enthusiasm from every corner of our party uniting behind Vice President Harris. An enthusiasm felt in every corner of the country and it's contagious among Democrats. The volunteers, small contributions, they're just pouring in in ways even beyond our expectations. Now, we all know that Vice President Harris has a tremendous record to run on. And now, begins the next chapter in our quest to make sure Donald Trump does not become president. Today with one voice, we speak about the dangers he presents to working families, to our country and to our democracy. We see very clearly how nervous the Republicans are about our new nominee. Well, they ain't seen nothing yet. Last night, Vice President Harris secured a majority of delegates. Today in Wisconsin and across America, we begin our next chapter and it will be our best yet. Vice President Harris will beat Donald Trump and become the next president of the United States of America. So, yeah, I think he thought he was talking about a rally. Did he say applause? Well, he was addressing the press in the friggin Capitol Rotunda with Hakeem Jeffries and instead. I'm so embarrassing when they do that, please, clap applause. No, there were a lot of losers this weekend. I think one of the biggest ones all every weekend. Well, was the American electorate who's not going to get to cast a vote for the nominee on the Democrat side? Yeah. Well, I'm not that broken up about that because it just puts more of them on our side. Well, I look at it this way also, and I like how you mentioned broke. You want to talk about the number one person probably on the planet who was affected by this decision this weekend, probably this guy. If you can't give us some financial support, okay, okay, please give us a credit. I think of a credit just dried up. What's going to I saw the Zelensky missed call memes going on. Oh my gosh. Joe, what's going on? Miss calls. Yeah. I'm worried. I'm very worried. Please call. Well, we'll have to see what happens there as well. You know, he's already bent the knee and is kissing the ring. It's funny. Democrat shunned Beebe Netanyahu coming to address Congress. Kamala Harris won't also sit in her context behind him during the speech as the vice president and one who presides over the Senate as well. Now that she's accepted the nomination on the Democrat side, Netanyahu will be traveling to Florida this week and apparently we'll be meeting it sometime before he returns to Israel with Donald Trump in person at Mar-a-Lago. But you're saying she won't sit behind him? She won't. She's already declined to attend his speech in the House of Representatives later this week. So you know, the Biden administration's had really tense ties with Israel since this war started because they're trying to play both sides of the fence, giving them weapons and also, you know, telling Kamala Harris actually said Hamas needs to do their thing when they talked about, you know, what's going on with the war there. So really interesting the way this is going to play out. I also saw some big time Democrat donors on the news today who said, I don't like this shit. So I'm going to take my billions of dollars and just sit on the sideline until 2028. So we're going to have to see how this all starts to materialize. Don't really have any clips of Harris. They've put out like memes and some statements on her new Harris HQ website, but she's doing her first speaking event today. We'll have some clips for it, unfortunately set up for us on Friday. We'll have to see how, I guess, unburdened things will be now that she's the Democrat nominee. But we're going to leave it at this and jump in with Florida Congressman Greg Stewie. But before we do that, here's a check in with one of our partners. I think it's time we had a conversation about a good night's sleep. Pillow King of Minnesota, Mike Lindell, and the apparatus known as the MyPillow family has been cranking out savings down at MyPillow for over 20 years. 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Representative Greg Steuby, thanks for joining us. Yeah, thanks so much for having me. Man, we're on the heels of the RNC, and what a great occasion that was for Republicans because I haven't seen a coalescing of this magnitude in decades. To be honest with you, the fact that everyone's so excited to be coming out of the convention and hitting the ground running before we head to the ballot box in November, and the amount of support that the Republican Conference in itself has done in a circling of the wagons like fashion. I kind of want to get started heading into the news cycle and touching on some topics with you talking about that. For everyone that was out there or got to watch it on television, you saw a cast of characters coming around and supporting the party, the ticket, President Trump and JD Vance. It was different than other years. It wasn't just top tier politicians and a few mega donors. It seemed like it was filled with guests from every single aspect of American life right now, and their stories on talking about how the policies of the Biden administration have affected everyday Americans, and just kind of want to get some commentary on how you felt coming out of the convention. Yeah, the Trump team in the RNC did a really good job, not only the production quality and how the program moved along, but like you said, the quality of the speakers touching a broad segment of America. I mean, everybody from Hulk Hogan to everyday citizens and Americans have been affected by this disastrous illegal immigration policy and the over border policy of Joe Biden. So I think they did a really good job of kind of having a large, different diametric of people to come and speak, not just like you said, not just politicians, but people from all over the country to talk about how bad America has been under Joe Biden's policy. So it was a great thing. It flowed really well. It was a great event, obviously capped off by President Trump's speech in his first major public speak, speaking engagement after the shooting, which he spent a good 20 minutes talking about that and talking about the family of the firefighter who was killed by the gunman, which I thought was a very nice sentiment to do to memorialize him and his family. Yes, you're absolutely correct there. And then when you talk about coming out of the tragic incident, as was the assassination attempt on President Trump's life here recently, it's got to concern Americans whether you're talking about things as far back as the withdrawal from Afghanistan all the way up to the unaccountability for the open borders policies that Joe Biden has kind of ran off of for nearly the last four years now. It seems like the director of the Secret Service is going to fall in line, which is about every single other person that served in this administration. And I think we're nine or 10 days out from when the incident happened, we still have essentially no answers other than what was provided, commentary from witnesses, brought cell phone videos. I mean, I know there was a bunch of House Republicans and senators up there the last few days trying to get to the bottom of what happened exactly and the, you know, intelligence failure that led to President Trump almost losing his life. But how concerning should it be for Americans, especially coming from someone like yourself, Congressman, you know, a member of the representatives who were supposed to be, you know, going up to the Hill and representing their district, not being able to get answers for the American people based off of the way that this administration has, you know, kind of stonewalled any investigation into anything that they do. Well, it's very frustrating and clearly they're doing it because they don't want the American people to have the answers. The hearing I think was very illustrative of that yesterday where there's a whole litany list of things that Chair Comer has asked the Secret Service and the Secret Service Director to provide to the committee communications who was there, what are the names of the people that were there and nine days later they refused to provide that to the committee. She wouldn't even show up but for the fact that they subpoenaed her to be there. The speaker announced today is going to start a task force. I mean, but what we know now is, and she even admitted the complete failing of the Secret Service, so many things that should have not happened that day. And the real question now I think on most Americans minds are, was this intentional? I mean, did the Secret Service intentionally, like, just not, we know that they intentionally refused to give Trump more Secret Service agents. And when his agents requested more help, they refuse that help. We know that right now. But on that day, you know, I've seen posts online where the shooter had a beat on this guy. We know we have we have actual reporting that they knew they knew about the shooter for 20 minutes and nobody took this guy out. I mean, being a former military guy, how in the world does it take that long to take out a guy that's got a rifle aimed towards the president? I can't comprehend that. And when the agency is not providing Congress who has oversight authority, oh, by the way, and also pays their bills, the money appropriated the Secret Service comes from Congress. We have every right and the Americans have every right to get every bit of that information and they're still walling us and they're doing it because it's bad. The real question now is, is it just that much of a dereliction of duty and negligent? Were they just that bad or was it some level? Was this intentional where we're, Nope, we're not going to give Trump more detail. Nope, we're not going to respond to this. And then when the if it is true that the sniper had a beat on this assassin and he asked for permission to engage the shooter and he wasn't given permission for that. Well, every single one of those people should not only be fired, but they should be held negligently responsible for the death of the firefighter that day because they are responsible for a man losing his life. And so those are the things that we're going to get to the bottom of. I don't think we need any more information to impeach the director of the Secret Service, which is why I filed the impeachment resolution yesterday that absolutely should move forward. But knowing Speaker Johnson, he said today he's going to all, you know, start this task force. They're probably going to be reluctant to do that. But the great thing is there's this privileged resolution ability for us to force the house's hand to vote for this because even Democrats, I mean, shocking to even hear Democrats tell the Secret Service director that she needs to resign. And that just shows you how bad it is. You know, if there's one thing I didn't expect on such a wide scale coming out of that hearing yesterday as I was watching it was the amount of Democrats who, but listen, you know, I think Annapolina Luna made a great point yesterday is that nobody in the house right now and nobody on Capitol Hill probably feels safe when it comes to the job that they're tasked with doing based off of, you know, several different policies and promotional hiring measures and things of that nature, which led to the operational failure, which almost cost President Trump is life 10 days ago. And then when, you know, you see the people who, I mean, the Secret Service director answers to Alejandro Mayorkas, the already impeached Biden cabinet member. And now you have Christopher Ray, who, although he's pointed out some things that are of concern of him, congressionally, in hearing wise over the course of the last couple of years, I mean, his job has been one that, you know, everyone's been calling for his head figuratively, you know, since Donald Trump was in office. And if that's the people that she's answering to there combined with the fact that no one held accountable in this administration, it seems like, you know, House Republicans are going to be beating their head on the wall trying to get to the answers or to the bottom of what really happened up in Bent Butler, Pennsylvania, not too long ago. Well, and the challenge with starting a task force and subpoenaing information that takes time. So let's say today, or this week, the speaker, you know, designates who this task force is with subpoena authority and they start subpoenaing this information. Secret Service will probably have 30 to 90 days to provide the information and then they won't do it. And then the committee is going to have to go to the court to, you know, compel them to send us the information that is right. You know, it could take six months to a year before we really get down to the bottom of exactly what happened on that day, exactly what communication was going on, who was where and why. And that's just extremely frustrating that Congress has the oversight authority to get that information. They're just going to stonewall and refuse to give it to us. And then if it takes longer than, you know, say 90, however long Trump's going to be in my opinion, Trump's going to be in office. So all this is going to go away because all these people are going to go away. And then we'll get to the bottom of it. But at that point, it doesn't, you know, at that point, it's, it's not pointless. We still want the information, but at that point, there's not an ability to go after the people that were a part of all of this colossal failure. Sure. And who knows who's going to be shredding figuratively, obviously, because a lot of the stuff digital, their documents and not retaining all the information that you guys will be looking for at that point either. You know, I do want to kind of segue as for all the stuff that's going on, what happened at the RNC, obviously what happened with President Trump as well, is huge news. But we can't talk about, you know, anything in the cycle today without talking about what's going on with Joe Biden expected back in Washington, DC, sometime in the near future. But you know, kind of clearing his event schedule to back out of the Democrat nomination and say he's only going to complete his term. It's, we're yet to see if that's still going to be the case. But at the meantime, it seems like Kamala Harris has been elevated to the Democrat nominee without having to run a primary, someone who couldn't even last until the Iowa caucus in the 2020 election cycle, backed out before her own state. And now she's the greatest thing to the Democrats since sliced bread. Kind of want to get your commentary on how you saw this kind of unfold over the weekend. And where we kind of sit now as a nation to where, you know, it's always the Democrats who are saying that Republicans are trying to stop them from voting and setting up all these things like proving citizenship or having an ID. But just imagine going through a presidential election cycle and becoming the nominee without having to even win one primary. Yeah. I mean, they love to tell us that we like to interfere in elections and they're the ones that interfere in elections. You're exactly right. Kamala Harris, if she is the nominee, which I think she has the delegates now to be the nominee, not a single Democrat American in the United States voted for her for president this cycle, not a single one and a bunch of elite Democrats, a bunch of delegates who were appointed by, you know, Democrats are going to anoint her as the nominee and she's going to walk. I mean, the most undemocratic thing you could ever have happened is you have somebody now who's going to be your nominee who's never been voted on by single American and the 16, I think it's 16 million Democrats nationwide who did vote for Joe Biden. Their votes don't matter. They've just cast all of those votes to the side because they have now. And I think this was all purposeful. Whoever internally, I think it's probably Obama, but whoever's operating the Democratic Party forced Joe Biden to do an early debate so that he would show so that the American people could see just how bad he is. And then they would force him out so that Kamala could be the nominee because they know that Trump's going to be Biden and they think maybe Kamala would have a better shot at it than Biden would. But I think it doesn't matter who the nominee is on the Democratic side at this point. Trump's our nominee. As you saw the RNC, everybody's rallying behind him. He has the support in the country and he's going to be our next president. No, we can't agree with you more. I think the selection of JD Vance as a vice president kind of completes that ticket rounds it out for Americans gives a different dynamic to it that, you know, they were looking to add you want to ride that wave out of the convention straight to the ballot box. I think President Trump has always nailed it. And I think we're going to leave it at that congressman. We've got your congressional website live linked in the show description today. If there's anywhere else on social media or any other handles you like us put in as well, we'd sure be inclined to do that. Where can we find you? At Rep. Greg Steuby and then it's Steuby.house.gov on the official side. Absolutely fantastic as it is. Kitchen open for the first time with a congressman who's representing Florida 17 representative Greg Steuby. Thanks for joining us on the show today, sir. Have a great rest of the week. Yeah. Thanks for having me. President Donald J. Trump, come on out, sir. I think my favorite part about Trump rallies, Noah, is when Donald Trump comes out from behind the curtain and he holds up his hands like, I guess who it is, it's your favorite president. Maybe you've heard of me. Donald Trump held a huge rally in Grand Rapids, Michigan, filled whatever stadium they were using over the weekend over 25,000 spectators in attendance, obviously a little bit more secured than it was out in Butler, Pennsylvania last weekend. Man, it's so crazy that that was just like 10 days ago, you know. Well, it's still easier to fill the seats behind them too. Good point. J.D. Vance had some great points made in delivering remarks to the supporters before he introduced President Trump. However, J.D. Vance is doing a little rally on his own. I wonder if this was kind of taken into consideration when selecting him as the vice presidential nominee. So whirlwind RNC, then you do the Grand Rapids Trump rally the next day, J.D. Vance gets a day off to catch his breath and then yesterday he was in Middletown, Ohio in the afternoon and Radford, Virginia in the evening, both deliver remarks on his own to supporters. I think it was probably something that was a factor in Donald Trump selecting him that he had the energy to get out there on the campaign trail and do multiple events a day. I mean, if Donald Trump's nearly 80 and he does it himself, I'm sure he's expecting the person he's running on the ticket with to do it as well. We're going to be doing our comprehensive coverage of the Trump rally and those remarks right now getting things kicked off in our second new segment of the first of two big Tuesday editions of the podcast. No, a great catching up with Congressman Steuben for the first time. He was impressed. Definitely said he'll be back and it was good coordinating with his team and having him on the show. Huge supporter of President Trump through a hell of an outing at the Congressional baseball game last month as well. And you know, like I had mentioned, it's been a whirlwind week, week and a half for President Trump and everybody that's involved with politics, especially the team surrounding him. Why wouldn't he start off the rally talking about how crazy it's been for him? And you know, just less than two weeks ago, the man could have lost his life and how the support from the America First base is what's been pivotal. We talk about this all the time and getting him out of bed in the morning energized and back out on the campaign trail. Let's check it out. Let me begin this evening with a very special thanks to Americans nationwide, including all of you here today for your extraordinary outpouring of love and support in the wake of the horrific last Saturday event. And when you think of it, it was exactly one week ago today, almost to the hour even to the minute. Incredible. What a day it was. As I said earlier this week, I stand before you only by the grace of Almighty God. That's true. I shouldn't be here. I shouldn't be here. Somebody J.D. or somebody else would be here, but I shouldn't be here right now, but something very special happens. Let's face it. Something happened. I want to thank Butler Memorial Hospital in Pennsylvania for the incredible job they did and service they gave and all of the great citizens of Butler, Pennsylvania and the surrounding area and everyone else for the job they did and the love that they showed us all. It was incredible, actually. What a time that was, what a time that was, nobody seemed, what a time to be alive. Stop just short of it, you know, and he would almost immediately segue into some of the things he was looking to talk about, but before he did, he had to highlight also that Joe Biden had already gone back in his, I guess, handing of the football figuratively in the nuclear context, talking about Kamala Harris and how she's going to stop Donald Trump, who's the threat to democracy. So we're already back to that and, you know, Donald Trump's probably not going to be telling the story too many times as much as he did at the RNC, but he is going to use it as a pivot point in talking about the Democrats' playbook and their usage of it on him. Let's check it out. I keep saying, "He's a threat to democracy." I'm saying, "What the hell did I do for democracy?" Last week I took a bullet for democracy. I don't know if you actually saw that clip, Noah, but when they started chanting Trump, he actually looked behind him at the people on the risers and then went like this. Like he covered his ear, like reenacted the part where the bullet grazes his ear and made a funny face. I was like, "Dude, this is the best timeline ever." And again, we do our comprehensive coverage of the Trump rally, so he always talks about greatest deportation operation, magnomics, which again, Noah invented, all of the other good stuff that he says is the Trump rallies, but we want to play the clips that you might not have heard, the ones that didn't make it to the news. And I don't know if you saw this, Noah. So since he's got the bandage on, he's had to do a little something different with his hair. Consequently, he's had to repart it and put it going towards the other way while that heals. So the actual part isn't getting involved with the bandage and the glue and stuff like that. So his hair part is reversed while his ear is healing. But when he looked up at the jumbo chon in the arena and I guess saw himself, well, he roasted himself because it looks a lot different than what we're used to. Let's check it out. No, I have to just interject. If you would turn off those cameras because I don't want to see the screen up there of me, that's very severe that come over. That's a severe sucker. What's with that one? It looks okay from the other side, but that is very severe. I apologize. Man. I looked up there. I said, whoa, look at that. Wow. That's like a work of art. So come over confirm? Oh, yeah. Only look at that one, don't look that one. So when he looks to, I guess when he looks to the right, it looks normal and when he looks to the left, the part's going the opposite way. So again, don't look at this side. Then he would go into no tax on tips, but he's like, maybe not for people like barbers. I'm very unhappy with mine right now. But it's just that genuine nature and kind of way in between or getting out of talking about something like the assassination attempt 10 days ago that Donald Trump uses to kind of lighten up the audience and then go into more policy driven stuff, get on kind of a serious note. But this group of people was absolutely fired up every time he completed a couple sentences. It was a USA or a fight, fight, fight or we love Trump and you know, he kind of needs that right now. I'll be completely honest with you. And as you'll see, some of the other stuff he talked about was definitely targeted in on Kamala Harris and Joe Biden. And then you know, a couple other stories that you might not have heard ever from President Trump that we're going to check out in just a sec. Guys, wherever you're listening to the show today, no matter what platform it's on, listen, we prefer Apple podcasts and it's for a reason. There's an Apple top 100. We enjoy being in that. It also massages the algorithms on the largest podcasting platform out there, which again is Apple and makes us more present in the suggestions for political podcast. You only have to type in stake now before we come up as number two. 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And it's going to be a very nice poll, right? Who's your favorite candidate? Who would you like? Let's do it. Who would you most like to run against? Because, you know, you could say, who's the best candidate? We're saying, who would you like to, we'll start with Kamala Harris and then we'll go, and then we'll go to Crooked Joe Biden, and then we could possibly discuss if you have. So who would you like to most run against if you're us, if we want to win? Ready? Kamala Harris. Crooked Joe Biden. All right, I don't think we have to go too much. You know what? Isn't that leaked audio of Donald Trump on the golf course a couple of weeks ago where he's saying, yeah, I kicked that guy's ass at the debate. You heard he's dropping out. He's not doing it. Do you think he knew Noah? He had to have had some sort of indication, for sure. No, I agree, and I think that they have people working the other side, and they have some people that I'm sure relay information to them, you know, some of the crew members of the Titanic, or as I like to call it, the Biden administration. But even at this rally, so it sounded like the crowd didn't want Trump to run against Kamala Harris, even though he's going to destroy her, and enjoyed more of stop hitting him. He's already dead, continuing his campaign against Joe Biden. We would find out the next day it would be Kamala. But instead of going after Joe Biden, he would kind of immediately go into making fun of Kamala Harris. Let's hear it. White House from Crooked Joe Biden and Kamala. I call her laughing Kamala. You ever watch a laugh? She's crazy. You know, you can tell a lot by a laugh. No, she's crazy. She's nuts. She's not as crazy as Nancy Pelosi, crazy dancing. Did you see Nancy Pelosi is selling out Biden now? Did you see? She turned on him like a dog. Well, I don't know if he should continue all of a sudden. Where did that come from? She was 100% all of a sudden. She's not sure. Not sure means he's gone. But no, she's crazy as a bed bug. She's a crazy person. I don't know. We're going to open up our second edition of the podcast today with, as usual, an exclusive interview with Tennessee Congressman Tim Burchett, right? And he's got a lot of those famous southern phrases that he drops on the show. Not just the dad gums and Dagnavits, but he's got some good ones. Crazy as a bed bug? You ever hear that one before? I've heard that one before. What does it mean? Our listenership needs to know. We deserve to know. Our bed bug's crazy. Oh, man. I guess, apparently. That's usually where things like that come from. Oh, boy. No, I like it. I don't know. Maybe I think I've heard it. I don't know. It sounds familiar. You know what I've heard is that Donald Trump and Elon Musk are having a little bit of a best friend fest behind closed doors these days. You know, it was within four minutes of the assassination attempt 10 days ago being announced online that Elon Musk, quote, tweeted one of the original posts reporting and said, I 100% endorsed Donald Trump. You know, we heard about the super PAC being created and the money being announced that he's going to be donating and all that stuff. I really think that Elon Musk has the opportunity to make a lot of stuff in our federal government grade again and not just saying that in a cliche way. You know, there's things like space force and the iron dome that Donald Trump wants to put up around the planet. You want the biggest mind when it comes to all things space related on your team. If you have promises that you want kept in a four year administration, like Donald Trump's going to be having up. Yeah. I don't think you could have another guy that would be better to have on your team than Elon Musk. He's literally the Tony Stark of our generation or just our Tony Stark in the multiverse. Yeah. You know, it's going to be interesting to see how that plays out, but Donald Trump was talking about him at the rally. Let's check it out. Hey, Elon Musk, he's a brilliant guy. Every time I call him, he's talking about, I got a new idea for a rocket. You have to hit us. No, it's true. You know, the first time I ever saw this, I'm watching television like three years ago and I see a rocket engine, motor engine come down landing straight up into no wings, no nothing. And it's landing. I thought I was seeing things. What is that? And it's landing on a barge in the middle of the ocean. And then another one comes down and another one, another one, I guess four of them came down three or four and they land upright. I said, "What the hell was that? I've never seen that before." Now if that were government, you wouldn't see that for another 50 to 100 years. But it was Elon. Now think of that. And I called him and I've always had a good relationship with him, but I called him and I said, "What was that?" He said, "Well, we saved the engines. We saved the engines because it's very expensive to build." I mean, it didn't take me long to figure that if you saved them, that's good. But who the hell thought you could do that? No wings, no nothing, just like these big, long, massive tubes and they're landing gently right on the dot. I said, "That's the coolest thing I've ever seen." And you say, "How long would it take government to come up with that one? I don't think they ever heard of it. Perhaps they still haven't heard of it." But he's a very advanced person and he's doing other things that are great and so are other. We have to make life good for our smart people. We have some smart people. We have to make life good for our smart people and he's as smart as you get. You know, it was this weekend, I don't know if you saw it, it was Elon Musk and a lot of the big tech or the super billionaires that all changed their Twitter profile pictures to dark megapictures, red, hue, energized eyes. I see all these people out there, "Oh, Donald Trump's been in need of this guy and that guy and for the money." Okay, first of all, Donald Trump's raised more money than any candidate in the history of the Republican Party of the cycle, so that's number one, bullshit. And number two, why wouldn't you want the biggest moguls and big tech billionaires and people that have influence in this country to come together with four months left to the election and use their billions of dollars to stop Joe Biden and Kamala Harris from keeping the White House? Why wouldn't you want that? I mean, people just want like literally a militaristic America first geared regime to replace what's going on right now and just tell everybody how to live their lives and I can't believe how many people still feel that way after hearing Donald Trump speak, especially recently and especially after the assassination attempt. You know, he said it at the RNC for as much as people would like, "I'm not running for the president of the Republican Party, I'm running for the president of all Americans." And when you look at his policy platform, they don't just benefit Republicans. More money in your pocket benefits everybody, safe streets benefits everybody, global peace benefits everybody, secure borders benefits everybody. You know, if we're taking a nationalist on a populist angle onto how we're implementing all these fantastic, but I think that's one of the biggest things in the misconceptions that people say when they nay say and put negative, you know, light on Donald Trump's first term in office. He didn't do this, that or the other thing. It's because he's doing policies that are geared for all Americans. The more you do that, the more you'll just see that it's normal and you don't have to have Republican or Democrat, you have to have as Donald Trump always common sense. That's what he always says. And I think it's something that we miss out on a lot. One of the things I know President Trump is missing out on this is relationship and time spent with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un. Did you hear this one Noah? No. They sent a love note back and forth again. Almost. He was talking about, you know, Kim Jong Un was mad at some point during his presidency and wanted to build more rockets and test more rockets and do things with more rockets and, you know, Donald Trump's the first one to say it. There's a few things that you could say, but you can't say one thing. This is the end worth all the time. That's a no, no. You're not supposed to do that. He uses it on a daily basis. And you could probably think that Kim Jong Un is one of those people that just threw the end word around. That's nuclear. I can't believe I said it on the air, but it's the truth. And, you know, Donald Trump had a solution because he knew that Kim Jong Un liked things. He liked attention, but he liked things. He was very, a huge admirer of the American culture, believe it or not, especially baseball. Let's check it out. You know, a lot of times the press would say he gets along with Kim Jong Un, his lot of nuclear weapons. I got along with him. Great. You were never in danger with me as your president. And it's a good thing to get along, not a bad thing. I used to tell him, "Why don't you do something else?" All he wants to do is buy nuclear weapons and make them here. I said, "Just relax. Chill." He got enough. He got so much nuclear weapons. So much. I said, "Just relax. Go to a nice..." Let's go to a baseball game. I'll show you what a baseball. We'll go watch the Yankees, or we'll come watch Michigan at its home opener. How about that? We don't deserve them. We literally don't. And you want to know what? I guarantee 0% of that story is fabricated. That he literally told him that he needs to chill out. Go catch a Yankee game with him instead of having the incessant desire to develop and test nuclear weapons. And that's the thing. Donald Trump says it all the time. He always gave me a hard time for dealing with the people who are looked at as our enemies. You know, if the Democrats say that Vladimir Putin is evil and Donald Trump has a relationship with him where no countries get invaded and no new war start, and the price of gas and liquid natural gas is low during his administration, Donald Trump's a threat to democracy. But if Joe Biden comes in the office and says there's a red line in minor incursions and let's blow up Nord Stream and give them long-range weaponry to attack inside of Russia and jets and all this other bullshit. And then another war starts, Joe Biden saved democracy. You see the point we're trying to make here is, number one, the multiverse is real. Number two, these people live inside of, you know, just a fractured and false reality of what is good and what is not. I would much rather Donald Trump cuddle up with our geopolitical foes historically than have them try to test us and put American men, women, children and interests at risk. Don't you agree, Noah? Yeah, I don't understand how anybody thinks that having a good relationship with another, maybe not a world superpower, but another world power is a bad thing, all right? That one always perplexed me. The man walked in North Korea for the first time ever as a sitting US president, and before they sat down to eat, called the man fat to his face. Literally. Imagine his secret service detail when he did that because I don't think that was planned. No, look how nice and handsome and thin we're looking here. And then we all look and then it was like, it was like a scene from the office because Kim looks at the camera and they zoom right in on his face. It was one of the most, I mean, I think touching the orb, feeding the fish in China, the sword dance, and then calling Kim Jong Un fat were like four of the best foreign policy highlights for me of Donald Trump's first term in office. And this was just, it's lunacy the way they look at this stuff. And listen, when you're talking with your friends and family about things outside of the economy or safer streets or better schools, that might entice them. Remember, never lead into a conversation on why you should vote for Donald Trump by saying he appointed three Supreme Court justices that help overturn Roe v. Wade. That's not the way to lead in. You start off with the economy, but then you could talk, if you wanted to take Kim Jong Un to see the Yankees. Everybody wants to see Aaron Judge and Louis Soho. So we'll see by the end of this, you know, term an office and when Donald Trump takes back the White House in January, if they are, get out to a Yankee game, that would be absolutely crazy if he came to the United States and they went to a Yankee game away game in North Korea. Imagine that MLB in the Hermit Kingdom. Well, the ratings can't get worse overall. Well, yeah, they were the last sports organization to stop kneeling for the flag and all that stuff. Oh, did you see this? Just a real side note before we play the last clip here, LeBron James is going to be the person that runs out with the flag for the USA men's basketball team. The man who literally sat and dropped it, right, who sat through national anthem after national anthem after the virtue single known as BLM, they let LeBron James run out with it. Not one of these young upstarts who still stand for the flag and honor this country. They're going to let the biggest douche bag in the history of the NBA run out with the flag. It's gross. And so is he embarrassing. Yeah, it certainly is. Well, I mean, I don't know. I know you don't really fall sports, Noah. He had to hit a game winning shot with like two seconds left because they almost lost to not Sudan, North Sudan the other day. They beat them by one point. That would be like me and you trying to play against an NBA team. That's how bad North. Literally lost to like one of the facets of Al Qaeda or Al Shabaab. They almost lost to them. Absolutely wild to see how this is kind of played out. Wait, so he actually did run out with the flag? No, they've just finished going to. They just finished the preseason portion of like the warm up games for the Olympics. I believe the Olympics start next week in Paris, France and yeah, I saw them like playing against Germany or something like that last night, I think for the big four. They beat Germany by like 10, but they almost lost again to Northern Sudan. They beat them by one point and it was announced this week that he will be the flag bearer for the walkout when they do the introductions at the Olympic stadium in France. Well, it just goes to show you that everybody is changing their posture based on who they think the next administration is going to be because this is not going to be the administration of kneeling during the national anthem and standing and burning flags. And that's the thing I think you're right now because the last thing LeBron James wants in the last few years that he's going to be a player in the NBA, he's almost done. Is having Donald Trump hammer him on social media or whenever he goes out to the press 24/7. Donald Trump has said if he ever decided to leave politics and start coaching in the WNBA, he would draft LeBron James as the first ever transgender WNBA player and start a team with him. So as we always play on the show, here's the wrap up, the close out from Grand Rapids, Michigan. Let's listen. One movement. One people. One family and one glorious nation under God and together we will make America powerful again. We will make America wealthy again. We will make America strong again. We will make America proud again. We will make America safe again. We will make America great again. Thank you. Great rally, great attendance, great crowd interaction. Create energy. No, what do you think? I mean, it's always going to be high scores for post assassination Trump. Rate it one through ten. I'm just giving him an honorary nine-five again. I like it. I'm going nine-one. I think Donald Trump and JD Vance are starting to gel in the campaign trail playing off of each other. I think the America First movement is picking up on that and feeling energized. I also think that this schedule is going to be rigorous, but if we look at the people who are at the forefront leading the movement and getting these people motivated to head out to the ballot box in November, you got the two men that we need in the moment doing the shepherding that we need. I think this is going to conclude what we're talking about. Listen, you get the talking points between the talking points. Everybody knows that Donald Trump talks about border security. He talks about migrant crimes. He talks about the bad economy and how geopolitically. Things aren't so good for America right now are standing in the world. However, we bring in those pieces in between that kind of put like a personal spin on it and also a smile on your face so you can get the entirety of the Trump rally and maybe bits you might have missed. Maybe pieces you're forgotten about, but here you go. You got them again on stake for breakfast. We're getting ready to jump in with Georgia Congressman Andrew Clyde right now, but before we do, another check in with one of our partners. With our principles, we don't identify as America first, we live America first. We're a vet founded, vet focused and obviously period. So if you haven't had a cup of beard vet, buy a bag, hope us continue to support veteran charities every month. And as we always say, stay awake, not woke. Use promo code stake for 10% off your order. Joining us next on the show today is the Congressman who represents Georgia's 9th congressional district. Always great to catch up with Representative Andrew Clyde. Welcome back to the show. Well, thank you. It's always a good to be on stake for breakfast. And we got a bunch of stuff to talk about this weekend. I think even before we touch on this weekend, let's take it back a little bit more. I mean, over the course of the last 10 days, we've had a whirlwind of news cycle happening in here in America, the assassination attempt on President Trump's life, the investigation which proceeded and albeit being slow to get off the ground, we did see a little bit of accountability today. We'll touch on that in a second. And then the Republican National Convention kind of want to get your commentary starting off with what happened up in Butler, Pennsylvania and taken us through the RNC. Well, I'll tell you, I am just so thankful for God's hand of protection on President Trump. I mean, you know, a quarter of an inch, and we would be literally a nation in mourning right now when we would have a completely different narrative. So very, very thankful for that. So just, it's heartbreaking for those that were wounded and also the comforatory family who lost their dad and father and husband and, you know, the complete abysmal failures of the Secret Service are on full display. And we saw them yesterday. We're seeing them more. There's a homeland hearing going on right now about it, and we will learn a little later this week about the assassination attempt task force and who's going to be on it. And I believe that it will take a little time, but we will get to the truth and hopefully we will do it as quickly as we possibly can and do it in a much shorter timeline than with the Secret Service said that they were going to offer, which was 60 days. Yeah, that's absolutely unacceptable to the American people. And I think even with the resignation of the Secret Service director, Kimberly Cheetel today, I don't think it's going to be enough for America. You know, you mess up something operationally. Obviously, they look for accountability. Maybe not in the Joe Biden administration, especially when the top boss of the Secret Service is Alejandro Mayorkas, the already impeached in the House DHS secretary. But the fact of the matter is by her stepping down, I think a lot of America is starting to look at this as well, now she really doesn't have to answer questions unless they subpoena her and she decides that the congressional subpoena is enough to kind of play chicken with. How do you think moving forward? I mean, I think the assassination attempt committee and the full investigation into there is a definite step in the right direction. I think yesterday, it's actually surprised me to see both sides of the aisle for the most part. We're on the same page. I was actually pretty shocked when Jamie Comer and Jamie Raskin put out a corresponding letter which said that they both called for her resignation. But the fact of the matter is we have to get to the bottom of this and I think it's a lot more than, you know, we missed a couple eyes and didn't cross a couple of teas here, Congressman, and America is kind of, you know, really chopping at the bit to find out what happened. Well, I mean, the Secret Service has a no-fail mission and they failed miserably. And so there has to be accountability. There have to be people that are fired or resigned, or that resigned. It's just not acceptable that our Secret Service who protects all of our high-level government employees, you know, in the executive branch that they fail and they did miserably. We saw that yesterday, accountability will be coming and I'm very confident that we will get to the bottom of it because we can never allow this to happen again. Just like when Ronald Reagan was shot, the Secret Service Director resigned then for that abysmal failure and same should have happened here. But I was very thankful that she was forced to and subpoenaed to testify and she did testify because she simply showed the entire country what kind of lack of leadership there was at the Secret Service and that her firing was a hundred percent justified. Now, does it come off as a surprise when you see how, you know, in EP, she was at completing the task here when Joe Biden, Kamala Harris and even Alejandro Mayorkas have done nothing but protect and kind of defend the job that she's done as the director of the Secret Service? Well, yeah. I mean, she couldn't even tell you how many shots were fired or how many cartridge cases there were on the roof or actually, not that she couldn't. She wouldn't. Correct. She knew the information, but she would not tell the United States Congress. And that to me is absolutely impeachable. She needs to go. But she also needs to be forced to testify again if we need her. No, I completely agree with you there as well. And then coming out of that and seeing President Trump able to make such a strong return through the Republican National Convention, I mean, you want to talk about a diverse ticket of speakers that we saw there, everybody from the all-stars that you guys got up on Capitol Hill, both in the upper and lower chamber. In addition to, you know, you had the president of the Teamsters, you had the Pipe Fritter Union president there, you had people who were affected by open border policies, people whose sons or daughters lost their life at Abbey Gate in Afghanistan, you know, you had some of the most pivotal people in today's culture both now with Dana White and maybe when we were kids, Congressman, like Hulk Hogan. And you know, you talk about the messaging and then Donald Trump completes the ticket with JD Vance and then delivers a home run in his address to the nation, accepting the nomination. I think it was an absolutely fantastic and widening of the 10 RNC, different than I've seen over the past four or five election cycles. And I think coming out of that, President Trump's got a pretty strong win. It has back taken him all the way to the ballot box in November. Well, I think you're right. I mean, I think this was a complete cross-section of America that we could see at the RNC. You had speakers from all different backgrounds, all different topics, all different experiences. And I think that was very important. And then President Trump's selection of JD Vance just goes to show you that he is not looking at his four years only, but he's looking at the next four years and the four years after that to make sure that the make America great again, policies, those America first policies have a champion to continue forward. And I think JD Vance was a great pick in that regard. And I think that they will do very well together and that he will give JD Vance an incredible boost in the next election cycle after President Trump leads our nation for the next four years. That's an excellent point there. And then I just kind of want to see how you're seeing the whole Joe Biden situation shake out. Are we, is this just a case of the deep state coming for a scout because they're done with Joe Biden? Is this what a soft coup like we see in maybe third world countries? Is it a constitutional crisis, a combination of both? Maybe something different. We're kind of touching on with, we've got four members of Congress coming through the show today and everybody's kind of got a different view of it, but it's all kind of encompassing the same narrative and want to see how your office is looking at it. Well, I think this is a perfect example of the deep state. This goes to show you in my opinion that the Democrat party is really controlled by the elites at the top, those with the money and they're exerting their influence right now. It doesn't really matter to them who is on the ticket as long as they can control the ticket. And that's exactly what is happening right now and you are seeing that in full display right now. I mean, for all those electors to swap immediately from Joe Biden to Kamala Harris and for her to be the coronated as the new nominee, I mean, this lady couldn't even get a single solitary vote four years ago when she was running for president. I mean, anyway, she's an abysmal failure. She owns every solitary Biden administration policy that has done damage to our country, whether it's from inflation because she was the person that the tie vote breaker on the inflation reduction act, which now has caused our nation 40 year high inflation, you know, to be in the borders are to have 9.7 million illegal aliens, including 2 million Godaways and over 300 that we know of on the terrorist watch list and crime illegal alien crime is rampant. And that has touched my very community, Athens, Georgia, with the murder, the brutal murder of Lake and Riley at the University of Georgia. Correct. And that is just one example. That's one example of multiple examples that you can cite across our entire country of illegal aliens that if they were not here had not been brought in by Joe Biden's pro program, these atrocities, these criminal these brutal criminal acts would never have happened. And this is his legacy on America. Well, then that's that leads me into my final point that I want to catch up with you on today, Congressman. And that's, you know, how does House Republicans or just the Republican Party as a whole kind of stand messaging here. You made a lot of great points about Kamala Harris's resume. She really doesn't have one. I mean, at least Joe Biden, when he ran for president, albeit at his advanced age and decreased mental capacity in addition to the fact that he was one of the cringiest senators in the history of this country. He did have some political capital to kind of bank on, you know, pre-established relationships within the party. You want to talk about the fact that he served as Barack Obama's vice president for the course of eight years. I mean, those are all moving parts there. Kamala Harris, she doesn't have deep ties to the Obama's. She doesn't have deep ties to the Clinton. Didn't seem like she had a great relationship with Nancy Pelosi when she was in the Senate. And when you look at everything that you had mentioned, Joe Biden's resume is essentially her resume only in regards to this political cycle because she's the vice president of the United States. It seemed like it would be a slam dunk. But of course, the news is saying that she, you know, fundraising records and she's cool and hip and all this other stuff. I don't really think that resonates with the middle class voter or all of these demographics that have been trampled on by the Democrat party when they can't afford to put food on their table or a roof over their head or keep their kids in sports or even get health care, you know, or decent education, anything like that. How important is it to stay on task with the messaging that this is essentially just Joe Biden with another name at the top of the ticket and we have to hold him accountable for the policies that he put on the American people for the last four years. Well, I think it's absolutely critical that we tie Kamala Harris to Joe Biden's policy because she, she was part of implementing those policies. She was actually part of the policy right there. So she owns every solitary bit of it and legitimately owns it. Now, to have the American, the average American working man and woman to identify with Kamala Harris, I don't think that that's even going to happen. I think that's really difficult for folks to do. But you know, we'll see. I think they identify with President Trump. I mean, even though he's a billionaire, he said, I want you to be rich. I want all of you to be wealthy. I want to build the greatest nation in the world, the greatest economy in the world, all right, for the greatest nation in the world. And he did it literally in the four years, he did it. So he has this incredible record to run on. And we have this abysmal record of the Biden, Harris ticket or as Biden said initially in his administration, the Harris Biden ticket, correct, you know, remember that, you know. So, so there's a tremendous difference here. The American people will see it. We just have to stay on task and stay on message and show them that it's the policies. You know, I'm not into identity politics, okay. But I'm about policy differences here because policy are what really affect Americans every day lives. And that's what they need to understand and see front and center every day for the next hundred days. So that's the most important thing right there, and we continue to stress the importance of everyone getting involved, whether it's at the local community level, whether it's, you know, donations to the candidates, not just at the top of the ticket, but you know, winning back the White House is only one of three things that need to happen, and that's retaining a sending the House majority and of course flipping the Senate to the Republican side. So on day one of the next Trump administration, we get start getting those policies that get this country back on track. I think no one could stress that enough more than the people coming out of Congress right now. You made a great case for today, Congressman. And again, this is always great. Catch it up with you today. We've got your congressional website live linked in the show description anywhere else on social media. We can check you out. Yeah, you can go to Clyde.house.gov and you can go to wrap underscore Clyde on Twitter and on Facebook and you can follow us there. And we'll be following you again up until the time you can join us on the show next time. This is the Congressman who's representing George and I and he's obviously fighting for all of America out there. This is Representative Andrew Clyde. Thanks for joining us on the show. So have a great rest of your week. Thank you. Great to be with you. Guys, we're coming back with another all new edition of the state for records podcast. So sit back, relax and let us change the way you consume your news. [BLANK_AUDIO]
