THIS Is What I'm Worried About In The Coming Election (Ep. 2308)

Update: 2024-08-14

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This podcast episode features Dan Bongino, a conservative political commentator, discussing his concerns about the upcoming election. He highlights two major issues: internal sabotage within the Republican campaign and the media's full-blown propaganda efforts aimed at rebranding Kamala Harris. Bongino criticizes Harris for her inconsistencies, her support for government healthcare takeover, and her role in the immigration crisis and the inflation crisis. He believes she is a weak candidate who is being propped up by the media. Bongino also discusses the media's declining credibility and the impact of their lies of omission. He argues that while the media is often ridiculed, they still hold power by selectively withholding information from independent voters. He uses a clip of Stephen Colbert's audience laughing at the idea of CNN being a journalistic outlet as evidence of the media's waning influence. Bongino argues that the Democrats' focus on immigration is not about compassion but about securing voting power. He claims they are actively trying to convert illegal immigrants into voters, citing articles and reports about the Biden administration's efforts to fly people into the country illegally. He also highlights the Democrats' long-standing rhetoric about "replacement theory" and "demographic destiny." Bongino directly addresses liberal listeners, accusing Kamala Harris of personally hurting them through her policies. He points to her role in the immigration crisis and her deciding vote on the Inflation Reduction Act, which he argues has contributed to the current economic hardship. He plays a clip of a woman in Philadelphia crying about the impact of inflation on her life, blaming the federal government. Bongino argues that Kamala Harris's support for Medicare for All would result in the cancellation of union healthcare plans, which he believes would be detrimental to union workers. He plays a clip of Harris expressing her support for Medicare for All, highlighting her willingness to dismantle existing healthcare plans. He also discusses the growing divide between union leadership and their members, with many workers feeling that their leaders do not represent their interests. Bongino explains why the media is trying to hide Kamala Harris from the public eye. He believes they are afraid of exposing her communist beliefs and her lack of qualifications to the voters. He plays a clip of Dan Goldman, a Democrat congressman, struggling to defend Harris's decision to avoid debates, highlighting the media's attempts to downplay her weaknesses. Bongino argues that the media is actually panicking about Kamala Harris's candidacy, recognizing her weakness and lack of momentum. He cites liberal pollsters who are not seeing the "Kamala phenomenon" in their data, suggesting that her support is not as strong as the media portrays. He also reminds listeners that polls consistently underestimate Donald Trump's support, urging them not to be swayed by the media's narrative. Bongino issues a call to action to the Bonsino Army, urging them to get 10 people to vote in the upcoming election. He emphasizes the importance of mobilizing voters and converting independents and persuadable Democrats to their side. He also warns against complacency, reminding listeners that the media is actively trying to steal the election.

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