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3:11Welcome to the Tudor Dixon Podcast.

3:13I'm Tudor Dixon, and I'm going to take you on a little ride through Dem

3:17crash -outs of the past, I don't know, I'd say week and a half.

3:21So I thought first we should go through AOC's crash -out on the world stage

3:25as a Democrat 2028 presidential candidate.

3:29I think this is probably the best Dem crash -out of the week because it

3:34just keeps on going and keeps on going, and she can't let it go, so

3:38we can't let it go, because why would we let it go?

3:43First, let's talk about Taiwan, because, well, she doesn't know how to talk about Taiwan.

3:50So here it is. Would and should the U .S.

3:55actually commit U .S. troops to defend Taiwan if China were to move?

4:00You know, I think that this is such a, you know, I think that this

4:10is a, this is, of course, a very long -standing policy of the United States,

4:21and I think what we are hoping for is that we want to make sure

4:24that we never get to that point, and we want to make sure that we

4:29are moving in all of our economic research and our global positions to avoid any

4:36such confrontation, and for that question to even arise.

4:39Do you think that she was like, yeah, I pulled that out at the end,

4:42like I really, I got it, because she didn't get it, and you have to

4:47ask yourself, how does this happen?

4:49You literally went to the Munich Security Conference.

4:52You went to another country where you knew you would be talking about foreign policy.

4:58You would say, perhaps she was not prepared, because if you watched that clip, you

5:03would think she was not prepared.

5:06However, her staff says she prepared for quite a long time for this.

5:11So apparently it wasn't preparation that was the problem.

5:15It seems that she confused the assignment.

5:18See, I believe that AOC thought she was going there too.

5:23to spread her socialist theory, and therefore she could go to European countries and heap

5:29praise upon their socialist policies, which she did.

5:34Like, Americans are so jealous of you.

5:37We love you. We're so impressed by you.

5:40Please don't speak for me.

5:41Please don't actually go over there and say you know what Americans are thinking because

5:45you legitimately don't. Obviously, you don't even know American policy because she didn't get that

5:52right, the Taiwan answer. That's actually not the answer.

5:56That is not a longstanding policy that we're going to put troops on the ground.

5:59She was totally wrong, and she didn't do the research to get there and find

6:05out what she should say.

6:06She thought, if I go there and I say all of the socialist stuff and

6:12I talk about my socialist theory and then I go hard on hatred for Trump,

6:17it's going to be a huge success because they're obsessed with that.

6:20They're like, hatred for Trump, like, wins the day no matter where we go.

6:24What she didn't know is that she might actually need to know a little bit

6:28of basic history, too, but she kind of put herself in this position.

6:32This next one is really her fault.

6:35It's embarrassing for Americans in general because she did go to an American public school,

6:41and so you have to go, how did this happen?

6:43But she made this flub when I guess she was attempting to say something negative

6:49about Marco Rubio, but she made such a total, complete error that it was all

6:56over social media. Here's AOC talking about Marco Rubio.

7:02Rubio's speech was a pure appeal to Western culture.

7:09My favorite part was when he said that American cowboys came from Spain.

7:16I thought they came from Winnetou, but...

7:18I believe the Mexicans and descendants of African enslaved peoples would like to have a

7:25word on that. This was, like, immediate destruction.

7:29People instantaneously picked up on this.

7:33So she thought she was being, like, so cute because she was going to go

7:37through and correct Marco Rubio, because certainly in her mind, she was like, the Secretary

7:43of State said something and legitimately probably had no one check it.

7:48I mean, he certainly doesn't know history.

7:50There's no way he got this right.

7:52And you know, the best part about this is that she thought it through.

7:56She was like, when I get up and speak today, I'm going to say, the

8:01descendants of slaves, I mean, slave people would like to have a word because, you

8:08know, even in that moment, her little woke mind was like, do we say slaves

8:12or do we say slave people?

8:13I'm going to add people because that's going to make it a lot better.

8:15This is how their minds work.

8:19And I don't know, if she knows.

8:22I mean, this that era was a very ugly era for the United States of

8:26America. But slaves didn't ride in on horses.

8:29They didn't. That's not where they came from.

8:31And you might say, well, give her a break.

8:34She didn't know. She didn't know that they actually did come from Spain.

8:39And this boomerang zinger was just a total accident.

8:43But here's the thing. The person who introduced horses to Mexico was actually named Cortez.

8:52Arnon Cortez. Like you would think this famous Spanish conquistador who shares a name with

8:59her would have kind of stuck.

9:01Like she, maybe even the family be like, well, yeah, we brought horses to the

9:05United States. We were horses to Mexico.

9:07Like where the recent horses exist.

9:10Now I'll give her credit.

9:11Like this is a Cortez with an S and she's a Cortez with a Z.

9:15But I got to tell you, if there was like some famous Dixon with a

9:19CK instead of an X, I'd probably still be like, yeah, man.

9:22Like that's kind of like my person.

9:25How can you flub this one when you are literally a Cortez?

9:31So you would be like, oh my gosh, that's so humiliating.

9:34This could not get worse for AOC.

9:37It could not get worse.

9:38Like how can you go on the world stage and it could get worse?

9:41And she would argue it really wasn't that bad.

9:44Like you didn't hear all my socialist theory.

9:46I came out with all these great socialist theories, but it does get worse.

9:52It gets worse because she's all like, Venezuela, let me talk about that.

9:58And she wants to talk about Maduro because she thinks that Trump, like apparently Trump

10:05is like judging countries on what side of the equator they're on.

10:09So this is what she had to say.

10:12You know, we look at what happened in Venezuela, for example.

10:16It is not a, it is, it is not a remark on who Maduro was

10:26as a leader. He canceled elections.

10:27He was an anti -democratic leader.

10:29That doesn't mean that we can kidnap a head of state and engage in acts

10:34of war just because the nation is below the equator.

10:39So awkward because it's not below the equator, but I'm also like, when did that

10:46become an insult? Are we like, oh my gosh, sorry, your girlfriend's like from the

10:50wrong. side of the equator.

10:51She's not coming over for dinner tonight.

10:53Is that legit a criticism of people?

10:56Do people have like the cool side of the equator and the uncool side of

11:00the equator? I've like absolutely never heard this argument before.

11:04And then I also think like, hmm, why does she use that weird accent?

11:10Because she's clearly got an American accent.

11:14Her first language is obviously American.

11:16She's like, hi, I'm AOC.

11:18Never is she like, I'm Alexandra Acuzo -Cortez.

11:22Like, that's not how she speaks.

11:24But then and she also didn't give Marco Rubio that same courtesy of like Marco

11:30Rubio had this speech, but she's like Venezuela.

11:34And she's like Maduro. I'm like, what in the world?

11:37What how does that happen that you suddenly have to like, is she proving her

11:43Latino -ness? I mean, I don't know what she's doing there, but she also is

11:50doing it in such an idiotic way because she genuinely gets the assignment wrong every

11:55time she gets the assignment wrong.

11:58And then one of my favorites was when she was trying to be really smart,

12:02but she was also like so incredibly complimented that she couldn't even hold her excitement

12:08in because the woman asks her on this panel, like, do you think if you

12:12were president today, would you put in a wealth tax?

12:16And of course, she's like, yeah, this is the woman who wore the dress to

12:20the rich person party that said tax the rich.

12:23Like, I'm so badass that I'm going to wear a dress to a party with

12:29rich people that rich people paid for me to go to.

12:32And I'm going to be like, in your face, I want to tax you.

12:35And that's going to make a huge statement.

12:37So obviously, obviously, we knew her answer, but she didn't know who was on the

12:44panel with her. And that's where we get the embarrassing part for AOC, because someone

12:50who isn't just talking about socialist theory, someone who has actually lived it, got to

12:57follow up with, no, you're not very smart.

13:01Here it is. So when you run for president, are you going to impose a

13:09wealth tax or a billionaire's tax?

13:11I don't think that I don't think that anyone and that we don't have to

13:17wait for any one president to impose a wealth tax.

13:20I think that it needs to be done expeditiously.

13:23You have the recipe that many Latin American countries applied many, many times.

13:29That is some relief in the short term, but end up being, you know, a

13:35tragedy for the future. It's like public expenditure, huge public expenditure, price controls, sometimes wealth

13:42tax, and you end up wealth.

13:46Wealth goes away, and you have just the tax, and you don't have wealth anymore.

13:51That was something that Peronism did many, many times.

13:54So all these recipes then create a cycle, no?

13:59Then you have this short -term relief, but then goes with inflation, shortage, then you

14:04have more poverty, and the cycle goes and goes.

14:10I love that woman. She's from Argentina.

14:12She tells it exactly as it is in such a nice way, but I cannot

14:17get past the way AOC reacts when she says, when you're president, she's like, that's

14:27so funny because I'm totally going to be, and we should do this expeditiously, like

14:32immediately, definitely on the wealth tax.

14:35And then this woman's just like, you know, honestly, you'll just be totally broke.

14:40And then actually, AOC did break.

14:44Personally, she broke. She broke when she got back to the United States, and people

14:50started mocking her for going to an international security conference with absolutely no understanding of

14:59foreign policy, and no attempt to learn who she was actually speaking with, who she

15:06was on panels with, what their history was.

15:09She looked like someone who went there on a whim with no staff, and yet

15:14she's a sitting congresswoman. Now she is a sitting congresswoman.

15:19I don't know if you knew this, but once upon a time, she was a

15:22bartender, and bartending makes her infinitely more qualified than anybody who has served in the

15:31public sector. Here's what she said when Fox News posted a tweet talking about Senator

15:38Kennedy mocking her. She responded back to this with, My having been a waitress makes

15:46me a thousand times more qualified to govern on behalf of working people than whatever

15:50lifelong politician nonsense you've swung from your whole career.

15:54Why should working people vote for you if this is what you think of them?

15:59Oh my goodness. Okay. So that's what she said, because Senator Kennedy compared her to

16:10Kamala Harris. Because like, honestly, if you listen to some of that, doesn't she sort

16:14of sound like Kamala Harris?

16:16So then she immediately pulls in.

16:18like I was a bartender.

16:19You can't mock me for sounding like Kamala Harris because I was a bartender and

16:24I get the working person.

16:26She wasn't a waitress. She was a bartender in her 20s.

16:32She was a bartender partying in her 20s before then she became a congresswoman and

16:39makes a good salary as a congresswoman, way more than a bartender, way more than

16:44a waitress. So I think it's almost insulting to people who have waited tables their

16:50whole life, waiting tables with three kids at home to say, I get you because

16:54in my 20s I was playing coyote ugly.

17:00That is not the same as being working class waitress.

17:06That is not the same.

17:07And the fact that nobody's called her out on that, but the reality is no

17:13one's called them out on anything, which is why they can end up going to

17:17these conferences and think that they're going to be praised for all the amazing things

17:22they're saying and that they can get away with what they get away with in

17:26the United States by just politicking away from that and going to and this is

17:30why Trump is bad and this is why everything should be free.

17:33But in real life, when you are really on the world stage, when you are

17:38really talking to heads of state, you can't politic around it.

17:43You have to be able to sit down and actually have intelligent discussions and negotiate

17:48and cooperate with people who are your allies and figure out what you're going to

17:53do with your adversaries. You can't just say, you know what, we're going to have

17:57this free utopia where everybody can just live and do whatever they want.

18:02It is ridiculous that she would go out there and lose her mind about this.

18:10But that wasn't it. I'm afraid like maybe her bartending days came back to her

18:16after that because it does seem like she got into the drink a bit after

18:19that. And maybe she was doing a little bit of screaming because she does this

18:25video with no voice. It's like almost like it's the dead of night.

18:32You hear someone snoring in the background.

18:35It's like she was like, oh my gosh, this is so bad.

18:39Things went so badly in Germany that I'm going to have to, you know what,

18:45screw it. I'm going to do a video.

18:47That's a good idea. As a sitting congresswoman in the middle of the night while

18:52I have someone snoring next to me, you can see like a headboard in the

18:57background. I'm going to do a video.

18:59But she has no voice.

19:01Like, is it because she talked a lot in Germany or is it because Germany

19:05went so bad that she was screaming when she came home?

19:08We don't know. My suggestion, you lose your voice.

19:13You're publicly humiliated. Don't do the middle of the night video.

19:18But that's not good enough for Alex.

19:20She's smarter than us. She had to do it.

19:24She had to tell you why this happened.

19:26And you're not going to believe why this happened to her.

19:30Obviously. It's because of Trump.

19:32Here it is. If you think that I don't understand foreign policy because out of

19:38hours of discourse about international affairs, I pause to think about one of the most

19:45sensitive geopolitical issues that currently exist on Earth.

19:50I'm afraid the issue is not my understanding.

19:53But rather, the problem is perhaps you've gotten adjusted to a president that never thinks

20:00before he speaks. It's not my fault that I paused, didn't pause, like ummed and

20:08hummed and mumbled through an answer for a very long time to then give the

20:16wrong answer because apparently even all of that thinking that she did, unlike Trump, she's

20:23a thinker. Folks, we've got a thinker here.

20:25And she thought for a really long time and then she still came up with

20:29the wrong answer. But it's Trump's fault, of course, because that's what all of them

20:35say, which is why they lost in 2024.

20:40And I don't really want to give them advice because I'm loving this.

20:44I mean, I think we broke her because she legit like did two more videos

20:49after this and they were very similar.

20:51They're like, you know, we're looking at her face really close and she was talking

20:56about snow and being off work.

20:59And then she was like, I'm answering a question of if I'm the same at

21:03home as I am at work.

21:05And she's like the same.

21:06Yeah. Only a little goofier.

21:08Like no one asked you that because we already knew.

21:10We already knew there was like no more depth at home than there is at

21:14work. So why are you doing these videos?

21:17Please. We've lost her. But don't worry.

21:21She's going to resurface in 2028 and she'll run.

21:25I don't know if she'll run for president.

21:27I think she'll run for president.

21:29That smile, those giant teeth sticking out.

21:32She can't help it. She wants it so bad she can taste it.

21:35And Bernie's telling her she's going to get it.

21:38He's not like, hey, just so you know, the elites of our party let us

21:41get to a certain point and then they kick us out.

21:43I mean, Bernie, come on.

21:45Nothing. changed? We know you were the choice.

21:49You were the choice. And then they put Hillary in your place because Hillary's so

21:54much better. You know who they will like this time?

21:57They're probably going to like Gavin, Gavin Newsom, or as Trump lovingly calls him, new

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25:22I don't know if you knew this, but Gabby, he can't read.

25:27Did you know that? He can't read.

25:30Isn't he a success story for being totally illiterate?

25:34He can't read. But first, guess what?

25:37He went to Germany, too.

25:40Yeah, he went to Germany.

25:41You know that story that you've heard about Americans traveling to Europe and they became

25:46like the ugly American. They're like the American that's like, you know, we're so arrogant.

25:52We're so right. And they say things that you go, don't say that.

25:59But they still say it anyway.

26:01So let me tell you a little story.

26:04I was one time on a flight with a German guy and it was a

26:09flight from Detroit over to Germany.

26:12So we were on the flight for quite a long time.

26:14And he was talking to me about like German history.

26:18And he we were he was talking about how different America is.

26:21He was he's living here now.

26:22And he said, you know, you guys have like this competitive side and people win.

26:27And he's like, we don't really let one person get ahead of the others.

26:31We kind of want everybody to feel like we're a team together.

26:35And I remember saying looking at him and saying, oh, yeah, you you had a

26:39problem with that once, didn't you?

26:40And he was like, it's like such a sore point.

26:43We're so ashamed of our history.

26:44We're so ashamed of what happened with World War Two.

26:49It's obviously not something that you as a politician who's over there talking to other

26:56world leaders about leadership bring up.

27:00But somebody didn't give Gavin the message.

27:03So here he is. But I want to remember all those images of masked men,

27:09the secret police, something familiar in Germany.

27:12Those. First images came out of my state, the second largest city in the United

27:17States of America. We saw 4 ,000 National Guard federalized.

27:21First time, we're never sitting there like this.

27:23And 700 active duty Marines sent not overseas, but to the second largest city in

27:28the United States of America, militarizing the streets of my city.

27:32Masked men, masked men showing up, unaccountable, no IDs.

27:37So. The people in Europe, just for all American politicians, they actually can see the

27:45news and they can see what's going on in America.

27:47So in case you're listening and you didn't watch that, he legitimately has a German

27:52politician next to him and he says, we have masked men on our streets, pats

27:58him on the back and goes, you know, a little bit about that, don't you?

28:01Like nothing like bringing up the worst part of history.

28:06And I'm sure this guy's like, no, I don't because I didn't do that.

28:10I wasn't alive. I mean, what if he patted him on the back about slavery

28:14and was like, you know, a little bit about that, Gavin.

28:16Like what in the world?

28:19Have a little bit of.

28:22Class, have a little bit of understanding, you can't do things like that.

28:26So that was bad. It was probably really annoying for the people over there.

28:31It was probably one of those things were like, you slick little scumbag, get out

28:37of here. You are not.

28:39I mean, this is the contrast between Gavin Newsom and Donald Trump.

28:45But I would say even the contrast between Gavin Newsom and a Barack Obama.

28:50You just don't make crucial mistakes like that that are so embarrassing.

28:56You don't. He doesn't come off as presidential.

28:59He comes off as like that bully that came that rich bully who kicked the

29:06kid who didn't have any money and told him his clothes were ugly.

29:09That's how Gavin Newsom comes off.

29:11But Gavin Newsom wants you to think that he's totally different.

29:15He's written a book and I think it's like the book is telling one side

29:20of his life. Like I lived with this mom who didn't have a lot of

29:23money. Don't mention that his dad was super rich and gave him all kinds of

29:29safaris to Africa and money to start a business.

29:33And he went to great schools.

29:34No. Gavin wants you to think he's just like you or I guess he wants

29:42people to think he's not very smart.

29:45So he took a book tour and he stopped in Atlanta to have a fireside

29:51chat with Atlanta mayor Andre Dickens.

29:54The problem is he was in front of a predominantly black audience.

30:00So the mayor is black.

30:02He had this conversation with him.

30:04I am. You'll see people saying this wasn't a black audience, but I'm taking from

30:09the local news there. Quoted I'm quoting this.

30:14They said it was predominantly black audience.

30:17And this is what he had to say.

30:20I'm not, you know, I'm not trying to impress you.

30:24I'm just trying to impress upon you.

30:26I'm like you. I'm no better than you.

30:30You know, I'm a 960 SAT guy.

30:35And, you know, and I'm not trying to offend anyone, you know, trying to act

30:39all there if you got 940.

30:43But literally a 960 SAT guy.

30:46I cannot. You've never seen me read a speech because I cannot read a speech.

30:55It may be the wrong business to be.

30:56You've never seen him read.

30:58Did you know that he can't read?

31:00That the governor of California can't read?

31:05He's never read a speech because he can't read.

31:09I mean, it actually makes so much sense when you look at California that you're

31:13like, oh, my gosh, this is why nothing is going well in California because he

31:18can't read. Although he told everybody he can't read because he's dyslexic.

31:24So I don't know what's more insulting, like pretending all dyslexic people are illiterate and

31:29that they can't read because they do.

31:32They do read. He can't read, though, because he's dyslexic.

31:37He can't read at all.

31:39Although when he didn't like the banned books in 2022, he actually could read.

31:46He put he put out this tweet that said.

31:51He was reading the banned books, reading some banned books to figure out what these

31:57states are so afraid of.

31:59Now, I'll give you this.

32:01He ended that sentence with a preposition, so maybe he doesn't know grammar.

32:05But he he was reading those books.

32:10He's actually sitting there looking at the books and saying that he's reading banned books.

32:19Hmm. Maybe he didn't know what was in the books because he couldn't read.

32:25Maybe that's why he was like, why are they banning these books?

32:28Why are they so bad?

32:29He couldn't read them. So.

32:32Oh, wait, wait, wait. But then he actually could read because he posted this video.

32:41a few years back when he was talking about reading a book.

32:47You've written a hell of a book, and I don't say that lightly.

32:50I went through it in a quick hour and a half, almost two hours.

32:55And trust me, I don't read very fast, but it reads at an unbelievable pace.

33:00It's so well written. And of course, it's so familiar because I fell a little

33:04bit adjacent to so much of the subject matter, but it's 18 chapters.

33:08It's an impressive piece of work, 263 or so pages.

33:14Whoa, wait a minute. 260 pages, and he read through it in an hour and

33:19a half? He has figured it out.

33:20He's figured it out. He's actually a total liar.

33:24I mean, think about this.

33:26He is a total liar.

33:27He can read. He's lying to you.

33:30But now he's caught in that lie.

33:32And he's also caught pandering to Black people because essentially what he was saying there

33:38is, I'm also no better than you.

33:42I think you guys are really dumb.

33:45I think you're dumb, so I'm going to tell you I'm also that dumb.

33:49I think you can't read, so I'm going to tell you I also can't read.

33:53Why in the world is it not a point where people in the Democrat Party

34:00are saying, we are tired of being told we can't do things.

34:03We are tired of being insulted.

34:05We are tired of being told that we are total idiots and that we must

34:09vote for you because you're just as big an idiot.

34:12He can read. He's lying to you.

34:15And then the best part is that he gets called out on it.

34:18And he loses his mind about getting called out on it because Sean Hannity says

34:26he puts out a tweet and he just says, hey, here's the video.

34:31Gavin Newsom thinks a 960 SAT makes him like Black Americans.

34:38Let that sink in. So now we have to cue the AOC -style meltdown for

34:43Gavin. He must have gotten over -served at the French Laundry or something because suddenly

34:49he decides to respond and he says, you didn't give a beep about the president

34:56of the United States of America posting an ape video of President Obama or calling

35:01African nations beep -holes, but you're going to call me a racist for talking about

35:06my lifelong struggle with dyslexia?

35:10Spare me your fake effing outrage, Sean.

35:12Wow, that was aggressive. Mary Catherine Hamm posted like she feels like this dyslexia is

35:20suddenly like Joe Biden's. Remember when he suddenly ended up with a stutter?

35:28Like, oh, we've never known that Joe Biden had a stutter, but he does have

35:33a stutter. And now we never knew that Gavin Newsom was dyslexic.

35:36And he even is like, you bet you didn't know this.

35:39Yeah, because you read just fine.

35:43But then as soon as he gets called out on it, he goes crazy.

35:46And this is a new thing on the left to just continually throw out the

35:50F -bombs and swear and curse.

35:52And it's like, the more I curse, the more powerful I am.

35:55And it's in writing. It's permanent.

35:58What you put out there is permanent.

35:59I mean, also, this video of him is permanent.

36:01So he obviously has lost it.

36:07Let's remember, not only has he insulted Black people with this, but he's also told

36:13dyslexic people, you're illiterate and you can't ever read.

36:17This is the part that doesn't jive.

36:20It's just like, I've got low test scores.

36:23I can't read, elect me.

36:26Based on the state of California, we can understand that there is a bit of

36:32a problem there. But the idea of like, look, I have a better idea.

36:38Don't talk about the state of California.

36:40Let's tell them I can't read.

36:41They're going to love me a lot better now.

36:43But let's face it. These two presidential hopefuls, they come by their unhinged responses, honestly.

36:50I mean, let's face it, they watched Hillary Clinton run for president and she hasn't

36:56changed one single bit. Let's take a quick commercial break.

37:00We'll continue next on the Tudor Dixon podcast.

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40:54And she is, now that she didn't win, even more angry.

40:58And guess what? She went to Germany too.

41:01And she was there with all her TDS glory.

41:04Here it is. Peter, do you agree that the Trump administration's actions on Ukraine have

41:11produced a rift in the West?

41:13Well, first, I think you really don't like him.

41:17You know, that is absolutely true.

41:19But I really, not only do I not like him, I don't like him because

41:24of what he's doing to the United States and the world.

41:26And I think you should take a hard look at it if you think that

41:29there is something good that will come out of it.

41:31What I think Trump is doing in America, I think it is reaction.

41:38Reaction. Reaction for something that, for some policies that really went too far.

41:44Too far from the regular people.

41:47Too far from reality. So, you know, we saw the cancel culture.

41:52We saw the woke revolution.

41:56I don't agree with the gender revolution.

41:59The climate alarmism. Which gender?

42:01Women having their rights? No, let Peter go on.

42:05I think there are two genders.

42:07But some of us think that there is more than one or more than two,

42:13sorry, more than two gender.

42:15I think there is male and female.

42:17And the rest probably is a social construct.

42:20So this is something that went too far.

42:24But does that justify selling out the people of Ukraine who are on the front

42:27lines dying to save their freedom and their two genders, if that's what you're worried

42:32about? Can I please finish my points?

42:34I'm sorry that it makes you nervous.

42:39I'm really sorry for that.

42:40It makes me nervous. It makes me very unhappy.

42:42No, no, no. But seriously, can we let Peter finish, please?

42:45Can we let Peter finish, please?

42:47Thanks. I have to, I have to say one more thing.

42:51You said that Ukraine fights for our future and for our freedom.

42:58I think first, Ukraine fights for Ukraine's future, Ukraine's freedom, Ukraine's sovereignty and independence.

43:07That's a long one, but I love it.

43:09It's so funny to me because she just becomes totally nuts.

43:13Even the moderator in Germany has to say to her three times, let him talk.

43:19He has to stop her and say, please, let me finish.

43:23Like, this is not a debate.

43:24You have to remember, she's on a panel.

43:27This is not her opponent.

43:28She's on a panel with this guy.

43:31And you have to also think about the fact that she is saying women's rights

43:36are... being taken away. What are you talking about?

43:39Women's rights are being taken away.

43:41She's complaining that she doesn't have the rights that she has in America that she

43:44that she should have in America.

43:46Let's remember, this is a woman who was the first lady of the United States.

43:52And you can say, well, she got there, obviously, because her husband was president.

43:57And that's just kind of a give me.

43:58OK, well, even if we're going to give her that one, she then becomes senator,

44:03a U .S. senator. Now, granted, she goes to a blue state.

44:06She becomes a U .S.

44:07senator, but she gets elected.

44:09She's a U .S. senator.

44:11Then she's given the position of secretary of state.

44:15So you would think that as a woman who has been first lady, then goes

44:20on to be a senator, then goes on to be secretary of state.

44:24A, she would not complain that she doesn't have rights.

44:27And B, she would understand who she's talking to, because here she is talking to

44:32a Czech politician from the Czech Republic, a country that allows no immigration, that is

44:39very concerned with culture. And to be quite honest, they're not exactly where the United

44:44States is when it comes to women's rights.

44:46Women have rights there, but they're definitely treated differently.

44:51They are definitely seen as a different group.

44:54I have friends in the Czech Republic.

44:55My daughter plays soccer in the United States.

44:58And they were like, oh, we don't really want girls playing soccer in the Czech

45:02Republic. Their culture is very different.

45:05She was secretary of state.

45:08She starts yelling at the guy instead of being understanding, instead of getting where they're

45:15coming from. It's so embarrassing.

45:18But the reality is, she's so upset about losing to Donald Trump that she again,

45:27just like AOC, just like Gavin Newsom, they thought, we'll go there.

45:34AOC thought, I'll rip on Marco Rubio.

45:36I'll rip on this administration.

45:38I'll just go in there with my socialist theory, and I will win the day.

45:43And then she fell flat on her face.

45:46And then you've got Gavin Newsom, who's like, I'm going to call them the Gestapo.

45:50I'm going to call them Nazis.

45:51I'm going to pat the guy from Germany on the back and be like, dude,

45:54you get it. This was you.

45:56And I'm going to win the day.

45:58And he fell flat on his face.

46:00And then you've got Hillary, which you're kind of like, why is Hillary still there?

46:03Like Hillary, retire. Go keep Bill out of trouble.

46:07What are you doing on the world stage again?

46:10And she's not even trying to win the day.

46:12She is just a crotchety rag.

46:14Like she is just a crabby, crabby, crabby lady.

46:17And she is destroying their party.

46:19So folks, today, this is the sorry state of the Democrat Party.

46:25But there's a lesson in this for all of us.

46:27And the lesson is, don't sit back and laugh.

46:31Actually, we totally deserve to get to sit back and laugh because this is ridiculous.

46:36But sit back and laugh at how stupid they are.

46:40But more importantly, go vote.

46:42Because if you don't vote, these crazy, stupid, idiotic, pandering fools, pandering whether it's the

46:52way you say a Spanish name or the way you talk to Black Americans or

46:58the way you are talking to women.

47:01And let's not forget Hillary's hot sauce moment.

47:04These people, if you do not vote, these people will be in charge.

47:09You are the only barrier to keep these loons from getting into power.

47:13So if you learned anything from this podcast, please, please, please come in these midterms.

47:20Get out there. Stop these lunatics from getting in power.

47:23Look in your state. You've got an AOC.

47:25You've got a Gavin Newsom.

47:27You've got a Hillary Clinton.

47:28They're just trying to get through.

47:30And they're getting through on these small local elections.

47:33They're getting through on these congressional elections.

47:35And they're getting through even into these gubernatorial elections.

47:39I mean, Gavin Newsom got there and he can't even read.

47:42So please, please go vote.

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