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Dave Rubin, host of The Rubin Report, begins by promoting G DeFi shoes and then dives into a discussion about Donald Trump's surprise appearance on Fox News' "Gut-Felt" program. He highlights Trump's authenticity and contrasts it with Kamala Harris's perceived lack of genuineness. Rubin criticizes the media's bias against Trump and their selective fact-checking, arguing that they unfairly mischaracterize his statements and promote a narrative of fear and misinformation. He also discusses the role of debate moderators, arguing that they often exhibit bias against Trump and collude with the Harris campaign. Rubin further contrasts Trump's off-the-cuff humor and genuine moments with Harris's perceived scripted persona and lack of authenticity, calling her a "non-playable character" candidate. He addresses concerns about Trump's deportation plans and argues that the media uses fear mongering tactics to portray him as a racist and a bigot. He then transitions to a community Q&A segment, promoting Home Title Lock and discussing the importance of protecting one's equity. Rubin responds to a viewer's question about high school reunions, sharing his own experiences and thoughts on the importance of maintaining old connections. He then discusses Tim Wall's call for censorship of misinformation and argues that such calls are a dangerous threat to free speech. He emphasizes the importance of the First Amendment and the Second Amendment in protecting free speech. Finally, Rubin discusses plans to expand The Rubin Report, including the possibility of adding on-the-ground reporters and citizen journalists.

Outlines

00:00:00

Trump's Authenticity and Media Bias

Dave Rubin discusses Donald Trump's authenticity and contrasts it with Kamala Harris's perceived lack of genuineness. He criticizes the media's bias against Trump and their selective fact-checking.

00:07:35

Media Cover-Up and Debate Moderators

Rubin discusses Megan Kelly's criticism of ABC News moderators David Muir and Kelly Ripa for their biased coverage of the Trump-Biden debate. He argues that the moderators only fact-checked Trump and that their actions suggest collusion with the Harris campaign.

00:19:08

Community Q&A, Free Speech, and Future Plans

Rubin transitions to a community Q&A segment, promoting Home Title Lock and discussing the importance of protecting one's equity. He then discusses Tim Wall's call for censorship of misinformation and argues that such calls are a dangerous threat to free speech. He emphasizes the importance of the First Amendment and the Second Amendment in protecting free speech. Finally, Rubin discusses plans to expand The Rubin Report, including the possibility of adding on-the-ground reporters and citizen journalists.

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Q&A

• What are some of the key differences between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris's political styles?

  Dave Rubin argues that Trump is authentic and speaks off-the-cuff, while Harris appears scripted and lacks genuineness. He criticizes the media's bias against Trump and their selective fact-checking.

• How does Dave Rubin view the role of the media in the current political climate?

  Rubin believes the media is biased against Trump and often misrepresents his statements. He criticizes the media's selective fact-checking and suggests that they may be colluding with the Harris campaign.

• What are some of the concerns about the upcoming election?

  Rubin expresses concern about the potential for election fraud and the possibility that the results may not be known for days. He also worries about the impact of misinformation and fear mongering on the election.

• How does Dave Rubin address the issue of political polarization within his own family and social circles?

  Rubin acknowledges the difficulty of navigating political conversations with family and friends who hold different views. He suggests tolerating differing opinions and avoiding confrontational discussions, while also emphasizing the importance of maintaining relationships.

• What are Dave Rubin's thoughts on the assassination attempts against Donald Trump?

  Rubin expresses concern about the assassination attempts and questions the security measures in place. He also suggests that the attempts may be part of a larger effort to remove Trump from office.

Show Notes