How Trump Can Beat Kamala in a LANDSLIDE | Guests: Alan Dershowitz & Bill O’Reilly | 9/9/24
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This podcast episode dives deep into the political landscape leading up to the 2020 election, focusing on the key issues and concerns of voters, the strategies of the candidates, and the potential threats to democracy. The host, Bill O'Reilly, expresses his belief that Donald Trump will win the election by a landslide, citing poll numbers and the perceived decline in support for Kamala Harris. He criticizes Harris's campaign strategy, arguing that it lacks substance and focuses on superficial issues. O'Reilly also expresses concern about the growing influence of globalism and its impact on the nation's economic health. The podcast features interviews with various guests, including Glenn Beck and Alan Dershowitz. Beck shares his perspective on the potential for election fraud and the assassination attempt on Trump, while Dershowitz discusses his decision to leave the Democratic Party, criticizing the party's shift to the hard left and its embrace of radical ideologies. The episode also explores the concerns of residents in Springfield, Ohio and Chicago regarding the influx of Haitian and Venezuelan migrants, highlighting the strain on resources and the lack of support for existing communities. The host analyzes Kamala Harris's stance on reparations, questioning its feasibility and the potential impact on the economy. Throughout the podcast, O'Reilly emphasizes the importance of voting and encourages listeners to engage in conversations about the issues facing their communities. He criticizes the Democrats' strategy of running a "Not Trump" campaign, arguing that it lacks substance and avoids addressing real concerns. The episode concludes with a final message about the potential for a Trump victory and the importance of staying informed about the political landscape.
Outlines
The Political Landscape and the Upcoming Election
Bill O'Reilly discusses the current political landscape and his perspective on the upcoming election. He believes that Trump would win by a slight margin, but there would be a lot of chaos and lawsuits. He criticizes Kamala Harris' lack of qualifications and her inability to articulate a vision for the country.
Trump's Landslide Victory Prediction and Relief Factor Advertisement
The host predicts a landslide victory for Donald Trump in the upcoming election, citing poll numbers and the perceived decline in support for Kamala Harris. He then transitions to an advertisement for Relief Factor, a drug-free supplement designed to combat pain and inflammation.
Tucker Carlson Interview and Poll Numbers
The host shares his experience at Tucker Carlson's event and discusses the latest poll numbers, which suggest a significant lead for Trump. He highlights the perceived decline in support for Kamala Harris and the growing concern about illegal immigration.
Citizen Concerns about Illegal Immigration
The host presents the concerns of Springfield, Ohio residents regarding the influx of Haitian immigrants. Residents express their anxieties about safety, crime, and the city's infrastructure, highlighting the strain on resources and the lack of support for existing residents.
Chicago Residents' Concerns about Venezuelan Migrants
The host shares the concerns of Chicago residents regarding the influx of Venezuelan migrants. Residents express their frustration with the lack of support for existing communities and the perceived burden on city services. They voice their desire for the migrants to be relocated or sent back to Venezuela.
Kamala Harris's Campaign Strategy and Reparations
The host analyzes Kamala Harris's campaign strategy, highlighting her focus on appealing to the Black community. He criticizes her stance on reparations, questioning its feasibility and the potential impact on the economy.
School Bus Safety Concerns in California
The host discusses the safety concerns of parents in California regarding the presence of illegal immigrants at school bus stops. He criticizes the school district's decision to drive past stops with migrants present, leaving children unattended.
October 6th Prayer for Victims of Hamas Attacks and IFCJ Advertisement
The host announces a prayer event on October 6th for victims of the Hamas attacks in Israel. He then transitions to an advertisement for the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews (IFCJ), urging listeners to support their efforts in the Holy Land.
Kamala Harris's Campaign Trail and "Seinfeld" Campaign
The host recounts a humorous anecdote about Kamala Harris's focus on trivial issues during her campaign, comparing her approach to the sitcom "Seinfeld." He argues that her focus on superficial matters reflects a lack of substance and a disconnect from the real concerns of voters.
The Globalist Monster and Lear Capital Advertisement
The host expresses his concern about the growing influence of globalism and its impact on the nation's economic health. He then transitions to an advertisement for Lear Capital, urging listeners to invest in gold and silver as a hedge against inflation.
Economic Concerns and Poll Results
The host discusses the importance of the economy and inflation as key issues in the upcoming election. He shares poll results indicating that voters perceive Donald Trump as a better candidate for addressing these concerns than Kamala Harris.
National Security and Foreign Wars
The host analyzes the candidates' stances on national security and foreign wars. He criticizes Kamala Harris's continued focus on Ukraine, arguing that it reflects a lack of focus on domestic issues.
Kamala Harris's Debate Preparation and Experience
The host discusses Kamala Harris's preparation for the upcoming presidential debate, highlighting her limited experience compared to Donald Trump. He criticizes her past performance in debates, particularly her confrontation with Joe Biden.
Blaze TV Debate Coverage and Analysis
The host announces Blaze TV's coverage of the upcoming presidential debate, promising live commentary and analysis from a panel of experts. He expresses his anticipation for the debate, recalling the impact of the previous one between Donald Trump and Joe Biden.
The Importance of Voting and the "Not Trump" Campaign
The host emphasizes the importance of voting and encourages listeners to engage in conversations about the issues facing their communities. He criticizes the Democrats' strategy of running a "Not Trump" campaign, arguing that it lacks substance and avoids addressing real concerns.
The "Unnamed Democrat" Strategy and Kamala Harris's Policies
The host discusses the Democrats' strategy of keeping Kamala Harris's policies vague and presenting her as an "unnamed Democrat." He argues that this strategy is designed to avoid scrutiny and appeal to voters who simply dislike Donald Trump.
Tunnel to Towers Advertisement and 9/11 Related Illnesses
The host shares the story of Daniel Foley, a New York Fire Department firefighter who died from 9/11-related illnesses. He then transitions to an advertisement for Tunnel to Towers, urging listeners to donate to support first responders and military personnel.
Home Title Lock Advertisement and Home Title Theft
The host discusses the growing problem of home title theft and encourages listeners to protect their homes with Home Title Lock. He highlights the importance of safeguarding property documents and preventing cybercrime.
Trump's Victory Prediction and the Left's Depression
The host reiterates his prediction of a landslide victory for Donald Trump, arguing that the left is losing enthusiasm and that voters are becoming increasingly concerned about issues like illegal immigration, inflation, and the potential for war.
Jace Medical Advertisement and Nuclear Strategy
The host discusses the increasing threat of war with countries like Russia, China, and North Korea. He then transitions to an advertisement for Jace Medical, promoting their personalized emergency kits containing essential antibiotics and medications.
The Tide Has Turned and Prize Picks Advertisement
The host expresses his belief that the tide has turned in favor of Donald Trump, citing the growing concerns of voters about illegal immigration and the economy. He then transitions to an advertisement for Prize Picks, a daily fantasy sports app.
Kamala Harris's Economic Plan and Bernie Sanders's Criticism
The host criticizes Kamala Harris's economic plan, comparing it to a "Trojan horse" for single-payer healthcare. He highlights Bernie Sanders's criticism of Harris's flip-flopping on key issues and her perceived lack of commitment to progressive ideals.
Harris Campaign Spokesperson's Response to Economic Concerns
The host presents the response of a Harris campaign spokesperson to concerns about the economy and the perceived shift in support towards Donald Trump. The spokesperson dismisses these concerns and emphasizes Harris's economic vision.
Kamala Harris's Radicalism and Spice Shop Visit
The host argues that Kamala Harris is a radical liberal who has not changed her positions on key issues. He criticizes her visit to a spice shop in Pittsburgh, highlighting the shop's openly anti-Republican stance and the coded message her presence sends to her base.
Simply Safe Advertisement and J.C. Liondecker Documentary
The host transitions to an advertisement for Simply Safe, a home security system. He then shares his thoughts on a documentary about J.C. Liondecker, a gay artist who used coded language in his paintings. He draws a parallel between Liondecker's use of code and Kamala Harris's campaign strategy.
Liz Cheney's Endorsement of Kamala Harris and the "Unnamed Democrat" Strategy
The host criticizes Liz Cheney's endorsement of Kamala Harris, highlighting her previous criticisms of Harris as a radical liberal. He argues that Cheney's shift in support is driven by her opposition to Donald Trump and her desire to maintain power. He also reiterates his belief that the Democrats are running a "generic Democrat" campaign, relying on voters' dislike of Trump rather than on specific policies.
Rough Greens Advertisement and Conclusion
The host shares a listener's positive experience with Rough Greens, a dog food supplement. He then transitions to an advertisement for Rough Greens, offering a free bag to listeners. The podcast concludes with a final message about the importance of voting and the potential for a Trump victory.
Best and Worst Presidents
Bill O'Reilly and Glenn Beck discuss their picks for the best and worst presidents in American history. O'Reilly believes Abraham Lincoln is the best, while James Buchanan is the worst. He also ranks Joe Biden as the second worst president, citing his handling of the open border and other issues.
The Open Border and its Consequences
O'Reilly and Beck discuss the open border and its unintended consequences. O'Reilly believes that the open border is a deliberate strategy to destabilize the country and collapse the system. He cites the example of a teacher in Ireland who was arrested for refusing to say that girls can be boys and boys can be girls.
The Importance of Truth and Voting
O'Reilly emphasizes the importance of truth and voting in the upcoming election. He criticizes the propaganda being spread by the Democratic Party and advises Trump to focus on facts during the debate. He also urges people to get out and vote, arguing that Trump is willing to die for the country.
The Potential for Election Fraud
Beck and O'Reilly discuss the potential for election fraud in the upcoming election. Beck believes that the only things that could change the current trajectory of the election are massive corruption and a lack of faith in the system among voters. He urges Christians to get out and vote.
The Assassination Attempt on Trump
Beck and O'Reilly discuss the assassination attempt on Trump. O'Reilly believes that the official explanation doesn't make sense and that there's more to the story. He discusses the possibility of micro-targeting and the use of AI to identify individuals susceptible to radicalization.
The Role of Incompetence in the Assassination Attempt
Beck and O'Reilly continue their discussion about the assassination attempt on Trump. They discuss the potential for incompetence within the Secret Service and the local police. O'Reilly believes that the Secret Service either acted incompetently or had a different agenda.
Alan Dershowitz Leaves the Democratic Party
Alan Dershowitz, a Harvard Law Professor, announces that he is leaving the Democratic Party. He criticizes the party's shift to the hard left and its embrace of figures like Keith Ellison and AOC. He also expresses concern about the Democrats' abuse of the rule of law and their violation of the First Amendment.
The Democrats' Anti-Americanism
Dershowitz discusses the Democrats' anti-Americanism, particularly their stance on Israel. He criticizes the party's support for Hamas and their calls for the destruction of Israel. He also argues that the Democrats are applying a double standard when it comes to free speech, protecting certain groups while silencing others.
The Democrats as a Threat to Democracy
Dershowitz argues that the Democrats are a bigger threat to democracy than the Republicans. He cites their abuse of the rule of law, their violation of the First Amendment, and their distortion of democracy. He believes that the Democrats have done more damage to the rule of law than Donald Trump.
Keywords
Illegal Immigration
The influx of immigrants, particularly from Haiti and Venezuela, into American cities, causing concerns about safety, resources, and the impact on existing communities.
Reparations
The idea of providing financial compensation to descendants of slaves in the United States, a controversial policy proposal with significant economic and social implications.
Globalism
A political and economic ideology that emphasizes international cooperation, free trade, and the interconnectedness of nations, often criticized for undermining national sovereignty and promoting economic inequality.
Coded Language
The use of indirect or veiled language to convey a message to a specific audience, often employed by those who are marginalized or seeking to avoid direct confrontation.
Unnamed Democrat
A generic term used to describe a Democratic candidate who is not specifically named or identified, often employed as a strategy to avoid scrutiny and appeal to voters who simply dislike the opposing candidate.
Trojan Horse
A deceptive strategy in which something seemingly beneficial is used to conceal a hidden agenda or harmful intent, often used to describe policies or proposals that appear innocuous but have underlying consequences.
Flip-Flopping
The act of changing one's position or stance on an issue, often perceived as a sign of inconsistency or political opportunism.
Radical Liberal
A term used to describe individuals or ideologies that advocate for significant social and political change, often associated with progressive policies and a rejection of traditional values.
Generic Democrat Campaign
A political strategy that focuses on appealing to voters' dislike of the opposing candidate rather than on specific policies or platforms, often characterized by vague messaging and a lack of concrete proposals.
Q&A
What are the key concerns of voters regarding the upcoming election?
Voters are primarily concerned about the economy, inflation, illegal immigration, and the potential for war. They are also concerned about the direction of the country and the perceived lack of leadership from the current administration.
How is Kamala Harris's campaign strategy being perceived by voters?
Voters are skeptical of Kamala Harris's campaign strategy, which they perceive as lacking substance and focused on superficial issues. They are also concerned about her flip-flopping on key issues and her perceived radicalism.
What is the significance of the "Unnamed Democrat" strategy?
The "Unnamed Democrat" strategy is designed to avoid scrutiny and appeal to voters who simply dislike Donald Trump. It allows the Democrats to avoid addressing specific policies and focus on a generic message of opposition to Trump.
What is the impact of the growing influence of globalism on the nation's economic health?
The growing influence of globalism is seen by some as a threat to the nation's economic health, leading to concerns about job losses, increased inequality, and a decline in national sovereignty.
How is the use of coded language impacting political discourse?
The use of coded language is creating a more divisive and polarized political landscape, as it allows politicians to appeal to specific audiences without directly addressing controversial issues. It also makes it more difficult for voters to understand the true intentions of candidates.
What is Bill O'Reilly's perspective on the upcoming election?
O'Reilly believes that Trump would win by a slight margin, but there would be a lot of chaos and lawsuits. He criticizes Kamala Harris' lack of qualifications and her inability to articulate a vision for the country.
What are Bill O'Reilly's picks for the best and worst presidents in American history?
O'Reilly believes Abraham Lincoln is the best president, while James Buchanan is the worst. He also ranks Joe Biden as the second worst president, citing his handling of the open border and other issues.
What is Alan Dershowitz's reason for leaving the Democratic Party?
Dershowitz criticizes the party's shift to the hard left and its embrace of figures like Keith Ellison and AOC. He also expresses concern about the Democrats' abuse of the rule of law and their violation of the First Amendment.
What is Alan Dershowitz's view on the Democrats' stance on Israel?
Dershowitz criticizes the Democrats' support for Hamas and their calls for the destruction of Israel. He also argues that the Democrats are applying a double standard when it comes to free speech, protecting certain groups while silencing others.
What is Alan Dershowitz's argument for why the Democrats are a bigger threat to democracy than the Republicans?
Dershowitz cites their abuse of the rule of law, their violation of the First Amendment, and their distortion of democracy. He believes that the Democrats have done more damage to the rule of law than Donald Trump.
Show Notes
Glenn explains why he believes Trump can win in a landslide, with the help of people waking up and speaking out against the Democratic Party and their destructive policies. Glenn and Stu go through some of the latest polling, and Kamala Harris is behind by massive margins on the biggest issues. Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) admitted he doesn't believe Kamala is flip-flopping on policies but just saying whatever she needs to say to win the presidency. Glenn and Stu discuss Kamala's recent campaign stop at a spice shop notorious for being divisive and hostile to conservatives. Bill O'Reilly joins to predict the 2024 election and discuss his new book, "Confronting the Presidents," which explains how presidents' decisions can affect you long after their terms end. Glenn recaps his live show with Tucker Carlson, in which he urged Christians to go out and vote. Attorney Alan Dershowitz joins to explain the last straw that made him officially leave the Democratic Party after 70 years.
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