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ever heard the old saying who is the

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greater fool the fool or the one who

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follows the fool I like that saying

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because it summarizes the stupidity you

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see in many people but often people

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don't say anything worried that they'll

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offend someone well fortunately for you

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dear listener I don't possess such

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concerns if I think someone's a

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idiot I let them know without the least

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bit of hesitation least they continue to

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spread their stupidity like the in inous

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disease it truly

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is if you work for a living why do you

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kill yourself

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working

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hello thank you for being here if you're

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like me and you actually have even a

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little bit of a masochistic streak in

0:51

you then you're going to enjoy this

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episode this may seem a little unusual

0:59

on but I'm going to start this out with

1:01

a small two-minute video when you watch

1:05

this video of course you're going to be

1:08

thinking well this is about

1:11

politics and maybe go to click the

1:13

remote no no please don't

1:17

no because that is the entire point of

1:20

you seeing this video is that I'm going

1:22

to

1:23

illustrate that it is not about politics

1:26

at all okay okay it's about learning to

1:32

be

1:33

spoonfed incredibly large amounts of

1:37

total and complete

1:41

so just sit back relax watch

1:45

this and then at the end I'll take it

1:48

from there okay here we go turning to

1:52

Commitment: 2024

1:54

that matter to Americans were brought up

1:56

during tonight's presidential debate

1:58

between former president Donald Trump

2:00

and vice president kamla Harris KCCI

2:03

Chief political reporter Amanda Rooker

2:05

and our political analyst Dennis

2:06

goldford join us again with the big

2:08

takeaways from tonight's debate right

2:11

there was a lot of issues they sparred

2:13

over things like immigration foreign

2:15

policy abortion but Dennis we are less

2:19

than two months away from the election

2:21

and right now polls show a neck and neck

2:23

race between Trump and Harris we've seen

2:26

in the past debates don't usually tend

2:29

to have a huge huge impact on this race

2:31

but with the closeness to election day

2:33

and the closeness in the polls you know

2:35

could tonight's debate make a difference

2:38

well we remember that with the debate in

2:40

June with with President Biden and

2:42

former president Trump uh that was just

2:44

an astounding moment and I don't think

2:47

there was that sort of moment in this

2:49

particular debate so there maybe was

2:52

some tweaking at the margins but in a

2:54

tight marginal race if it stays that way

2:56

anything marginal could make a

2:58

difference and after that June debate

3:02

President Biden dropped out meaning that

3:04

kamla Harris has not had that much time

3:07

to introduce herself to the the American

3:09

public I noticed that right off the bat

3:11

tonight she started by saying I a child

3:13

from a middle class family really trying

3:15

to introduce herself you know how how

3:17

did that strategy play out well I think

3:20

what she wanted to do again was was give

3:22

that sense of who she is but also in

3:24

particular she wanted to show that

3:27

number one she cares about the American

3:30

people and wants to be a uniter um but

3:33

at the same time she's no pushover she's

3:35

so strength because the Republican

3:37

approach has been uh that that she's

3:39

tremendously weak um former president

3:42

Trump during this whole debate never

3:44

looked at her once and just exhibited a

3:47

barely suppressed kind of contempt for

3:50

her which was just remarkable so she

3:52

wanted to appeal to What's Left to that

3:54

broad American middle he wanted to

3:56

re-energize reactivate that make America

3:59

great again Trump core well Dennis thank

4:02

you so much for your Insight we'll send

4:04

it back to you in the

4:06

studio well what you think of

4:10

that maybe you didn't think very much

4:12

one way or the other but now here comes

4:16

the fun part because this is what we're

4:18

going to do I'm going to um play this

4:23

back in the equivalent of way back in

4:26

the day used to be known as slowmo

4:30

it won't be in slow motion but it will

4:32

be stopped so I can narrate and

4:35

periodically comment so I can

4:39

separate the truth from well the

4:43

I can tell you um yeah I'm I'm

4:48

basically going to be uh reinterpreting

4:51

it from ease until into actual

4:57

literal meaning or perhap perhaps non-

5:00

meeting if that's the case so why wait

5:03

let's get

5:05

started turning to Commitment: 2024

5:08

now many issues that matter to Americans

5:10

were brought up during tonight's

5:12

presidential debate between former

5:14

president Donald Trump and vice

5:15

president kamla Harris KCCI Chief

5:18

political reporter Amanda Rooker and our

5:20

political analyst Dennis goldford join

5:22

us again with the big takeaways from

5:24

tonight's

5:26

debate okay so the instant

5:29

aneous jumps out from Stacy's mouth so

5:33

let me break it down for you she starts

5:36

talking about um mentioning that the uh

5:40

this this whole entire thing was about

5:42

Trump and Harris talking about many of

5:46

the issues that concern

5:48

Americans that's just a straight up

5:50

lie or softer and gentler speak

5:54

a going maybe it's an end truth

6:00

what Americans care about this

6:02

is what at least if they're not brain

6:05

dead they should be caring about

6:07

okay they care about their

6:11

jobs having a job getting a job and

6:16

having a job that pays the bills

6:19

so they don't have to have two or three

6:23

jobs just a job eight hours that should

6:27

be enough that's what Americans

6:30

are concerned about also the price of

6:36

food Americans are concerned about the

6:39

price of food for

6:41

instance it shouldn't take for instance

6:43

$500 dollars to buy two bags of

6:47

groceries Stacy just thought I'd mention

6:50

that to you so they're concerned about

6:54

housing and they're concerned about the

6:57

cost of food and of course

7:00

employment but you said where they

7:04

discussed many things in America the

7:08

7:11

Stacy they talked about topical hot

7:14

button issues they talked about

7:16

immigration that's not going to be

7:17

solved tomorrow but that's not really

7:21

what is concerning most

7:24

Americans okay okay abortion yes it's

7:29

something that you know for the most

7:31

ridiculous of reasons has to be rehack

7:35

over again which is strictly for

7:39

political theater and for the purpose of

7:43

constantly distracting you about the

7:46

things that actually matter like

7:49

being able to afford to actually buy a

7:54

home and not pretending to own a home

7:57

because when you lose your job 3

8:00

to 5 years later well you're back to

8:03

square one again because the

8:05

bank comes and takes it away from you

8:07

that's not home

8:08

ownership and one last thing Stacy when

8:11

you first started this segment I have

8:14

this really corporate sounding I I

8:17

mean I've met more pleasant

8:19

prison guards okay commitment

8:25

2024

8:27

commitment what the a commitment

8:30

like in a relationship like somebody

8:33

that you're wanting to get together and

8:36

bang or something like that okay that's

8:39

being committed not this

8:43

I'll tell you something Stacy

8:45

my personal opinion as far as commitment

8:48

is concerned the only thing here that

8:50

should be committed is you to a funny

8:54

farm let's go

8:57

on right there was a lot lot of issues

9:00

they sparred over things like

9:01

immigration foreign policy abortion but

9:04

Dennis we are less than two months away

9:07

from the election and right now polls

9:09

show a neck and neck race between Trump

9:12

and Harris we've seen in the past

9:14

debates don't usually tend to have a

9:17

huge impact on this race but with the

9:19

closeness to election day and the

9:20

closeness in the polls you know could

9:23

tonight toate Make a Difference excuse

9:25

me corporate shill I mean Dennis

9:29

um shortest possible answer Amanda no it

9:33

doesn't matter it doesn't matter

9:36

whatsoever and as far as the contestants

9:40

being so neck and neck are

9:42

concerned we're only talking a

9:45

difference in reality here of Coke and

9:48

Pepsi on the real issues if you examine

9:52

the real issues both of them have

9:56

virtually nothing to say about about the

10:00

things that I previously mentioned that

10:03

really matters because they have no real

10:07

clue about how to address those

10:10

issues so again the very short answer

10:13

Amanda is no it doesn't matter whatso

10:18

ever

10:21

next well we remember that with the

10:24

debate in June with with President Biden

10:26

and former president Trump uh that was

10:29

just an astounding moment and I don't

10:31

think there was that sort of moment in

10:33

this particular debate so there maybe

10:36

was some tweaking at the margins but in

10:38

a tight marginal race if it stays that

10:40

way anything marginal could make a

10:43

difference are you kidding me Dennis get

10:46

the out of here astounding anything

10:49

between Trump and Biden

10:53

astounding you've got to be what

10:55

Kool-Aid are you on Dennis boy they must

10:59

pay this corporate shill a lot of

11:01

Buu bucks to dish out this

11:04

premium top grade now if you

11:08

really want to see something astounding

11:11

you really want to witness something

11:13

special closeup video of snails having

11:17

sex that is

11:20

astounding let's move

11:23

on and after that June debate President

11:27

Biden dropped out meaning that kamla

11:29

Harris has not had that much time to

11:31

introduce herself to the the American

11:33

public I noticed that right off the bat

11:35

tonight she started by saying I am a

11:37

child from a middle class family really

11:39

trying to introduce herself you know how

11:41

how did that strategy play out while

11:44

Stacy I have to say you read your

11:47

corporate Q cards very well as far as

11:51

getting to know Harris is concerned are

11:54

you again are you kidding

11:57

me I haven't had that much long to get

12:00

to know how much how long does

12:03

it take we know who camell Harris is

12:07

Stacy it doesn't take uh four five 6 7 8

12:11

10 12 years to figure it out we

12:14

basically know who she is what she did

12:17

and what she's about but then again I'm

12:20

not looking for Celebrity Status here

12:23

Stacy and the other thing is too it's

12:26

like he wants to get to know people I

12:28

actually come from very humble

12:31

beginnings and middle class background

12:34

Stacy I don't give a if she was the

12:37

loved child of the Pope and the cleaning

12:40

lady at the Vatican it's

12:42

completely

12:44

irrelevant

12:46

Christ all right let's hear some

12:49

more well I think what she wanted to do

12:52

again was was give that sense of who she

12:54

is but also in particular she wanted to

12:57

show that number one she cares about the

13:00

American people and wants to be a uniter

13:03

um but at the same time she's no

13:05

pushover she's so strength because the

13:08

Republican approach has been uh that

13:10

that she's tremendously weak um former

13:13

president Trump during this whole debate

13:15

never looked at her once and just

13:18

exhibited a barely suppressed kind of

13:20

contempt for her which was just

13:22

remarkable so she wanted to appeal to

13:25

What's Left of that broad American

13:26

middle he wanted to re-energize

13:29

reactivate that make America great again

13:31

Trump core well Dennis thank you so much

13:34

for your Insight we'll send it back to

13:36

you in the studio I have to you have to

13:39

stand in a you have to stand back in

13:42

absolute a Dennis thank you for

13:45

you saved the very best serving of

13:51

for the very end it's a it's

13:54

amazing I I just I I I don't know what

13:57

to say I'm I'm I'm I'm and

13:59

speechless because this whole the the

14:03

the the Trope dentist and the the

14:04

delivery the delivery

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14:51

laughing the very first time I heard

14:53

this this about Chamilia caring

14:57

about people

14:59

let's make something perfectly clear as

15:01

I finish this up either Harris or Trump

15:05

either one of them don't give a

15:08

whatsoever in any way shape or form

15:11

other than getting elected um about the

15:14

American people none zero they're

15:18

they're in the big club and well you me

15:21

and a whole hell of a lot of other

15:22

people or not so if you drink that

15:25

Kool-Aid well I've got some Lakefront

15:28

proper

15:29

in Arizona if you'd like to

15:32

contact me that I'd love to sell you um

15:35

if I had anything to say like I said as

15:38

I finish this up and I know I've I've

15:39

worn your ear or your eyes off for 15

15:42

minutes or so now um you know if there's

15:46

there's two basic different ways of that

15:49

they're trying to worm and squirm their

15:51

way back onto the public Dole because

15:54

that's what this is really all about and

15:57

if you want to know in a future video

15:59

I'll go into that into depth to explain

16:02

where I'm coming from okay

16:04

okay um neither one of them give a

16:07

about the American people it's about

16:09

getting into office any way they can and

16:12

they'll say and just about do anything

16:15

to do that but in summary here's what I

16:18

would have to say about this um two

16:21

different approaches to trying to

16:23

accomplish the same thing okay

16:26

um Harris is using the old old Democrat

16:30

tried and true technique basically it's

16:33

with an attitude of her constant her

16:36

constant cackling laughing it's like

16:39

permanent and the smirk that virtually

16:42

never leaves her face okay and I

16:45

personally find that really annoying but

16:48

that's that's just me but um yeah you

16:51

don't you don't get much more patently

16:56

disingenuous than than Kamal Harris

16:59

god um not to mention the fact yeah

17:02

except for in a very thieving and

17:04

conniving way uh yeah it's not a whole

17:08

lot of like a saucer there's no depth

17:10

there on anything so she doesn't go off

17:12

of prompters and she doesn't talk about

17:16

you know what's been called you know

17:17

meat and potato on the table the dinner

17:20

issues because she doesn't have any real

17:23

plan there is none the only plan

17:27

is any way she can to get into office

17:30

that's that's the plan but it's the same

17:32

old you notice the platitudes of you

17:35

know getting rid of the um the

17:39

divisiveness and this they've been

17:42

saying this same old tired Trope about

17:45

we need to come together and unify and

17:48

all this horseshit for the last 40 years

17:51

that I've been listening to this

17:53

horeshit and she has a very what I'd say

17:56

is rainbows unicorns and puppy dogs

18:00

approach to this you know to this

18:04

election whereas Trump is different

18:07

Trump is a whole different Critter that

18:10

appeals to a different segment of

18:12

thought Trump comes in he come in and

18:15

say he'd have a date or something like

18:18

that this is all you know this is all

18:20

figuratively speaking of course but I'm

18:23

saying if it was a beautiful if America

18:25

was and its people were a beautiful

18:28

woman she would come in and soon as she

18:30

got into his apartment he'd kind of

18:33

unceremoniously rip her clothes off slap

18:36

her across the face and throw her in the

18:40

bedroom and say I'll be in in 5 minutes

18:42

you're getting

18:44

that's

18:47

Trump but the thing that appeals to

18:51

people about

18:52

that at least he's

18:55

honest yep if anybody's going to get

18:57

and if you're going to get

18:59

fck at least he's honest just one other

19:03

quick side note I want to make a

19:04

prediction here again this is not

19:08

partisan I'm not wishing one creature

19:11

over the other and right now they're

19:14

both really bad as far as I'm

19:17

concerned but having said that I'm can

19:21

predict and I think with a a very good

19:23

degree of

19:24

certainty Trump's going to win Trump

19:29

however you feel whether that brings you

19:31

know pleasant thoughts or whatever or

19:34

just hell on Earth to your mind

19:37

I really sincerely don't believe the

19:40

numbers that I see and what and what I

19:42

know in the final analysis there are a

19:45

number of states um there are four or

19:48

five

19:50

Bedrock uh fence sitting borderline

19:53

States but they're really in a pinch

19:56

they're going to roll Republican

19:58

and if she doesn't win minimum a minimum

20:03

of four of those

20:05

States mathematically she's out that's

20:09

it pure and simple so you could wish and

20:12

hope and dream and again of rainbows

20:15

unicorns and puppy

20:17

dogs yeah and just you know we're just

20:20

going to do it but that's not what

20:23

actually does it and so all of this

20:27

debating

20:29

does it matter for a hill of beans

20:31

because

20:33

again I believe Trump's going to win but

20:35

then again the bigger point is that all

20:40

of us and I mean all of us are going to

20:53

lose ah here's actual footage of my

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