Speaker 1: Elam Omar is supporting the pro genocide students at Colombia.
Speaker 1: We've now been told that for the rest of this year,
Speaker 1: basically the calendar year up until graduation, they're going online
Speaker 1: learning at Columbia because the University of Colombia has lost
Speaker 1: total control of their campus and is complete another chaos.
Speaker 1: Now we also know who's behind paying for these violent
Speaker 1: and extremist events. I'm going to have that for you
Speaker 1: in a second, but I want you to hear what
Speaker 1: Alamo Mar says about the Jewish students at Columbia University.
Speaker 2: This is a member of the United States Congress.
Speaker 3: Listen carefully, how do you think this will translate to
Speaker 3: the Jewish students who are facing anti summatism here on campus.
Speaker 2: So I actually met a lot of.
Speaker 4: Jewish students that are in the encampmets, and I think
Speaker 4: it is really unfortunate that people don't care about the
Speaker 4: fact that all Jewish kids should be kept safe and
Speaker 4: that we should not have to tolerate anti semitism or
Speaker 4: bigotry for all Jewish students, whether they are pro genocide
Speaker 4: or anti genocide.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I think it's really unfortunate that people don't
Speaker 1: care about the fact that all Jewish kids should be
Speaker 1: kept safe. And then she says, I just got to
Speaker 1: read this correctly. We should not have to tolerate anti
Speaker 1: Semitism or bigotry for all Jewish students, whether they are
Speaker 1: pro genocide or anti genocide.
Speaker 2: Sol Mar just.
Speaker 1: Said that Jewish students at Columbia should be protected even
Speaker 1: if they are pro genocide.
Speaker 2: Did you hear that.
Speaker 1: I actually met a lot of Jewish students, she says,
Speaker 1: that are in the encampments. I don't believe that, and
Speaker 1: I think it's really unfortunate that people don't care about
Speaker 1: the fact that all Jewish kids should be kept safe.
Speaker 1: So the Jewish kids are in the encampment that are
Speaker 1: pro genocide killing all Jews, and they're Jewish, she's claiming.
Speaker 2: She's saying, well, they should be protected.
Speaker 1: This is a member of the United States Congress who
Speaker 1: is out there saying this right now, and she's walking
Speaker 1: around campus. Now, this is completely different than what Mike
Speaker 1: Johnson had to say. Speaker of the House went to
Speaker 1: Columbia University to look these radical anti Semits who want
Speaker 1: to go back to Hitler, the time of Hitler in
Speaker 1: World War Two and get rid of all the Jews.
Speaker 1: I'm glad that the Speaker of the House went by
Speaker 1: the way he should have gone and said very clearly,
Speaker 1: we are not going to stand for this. These universities
Speaker 1: should be held accountable for what they are doing right now.
Speaker 1: And what Johnson said at Columbia University, and you can
Speaker 1: hear the kids in the background screaming and yelling at
Speaker 1: him is something that.
Speaker 2: Every elected official should be saying.
Speaker 1: Unfortunately, it is not what is being said at all
Speaker 1: in this country because of people like Olama mar and
Speaker 1: others that are sitting there.
Speaker 2: Take a listen.
Speaker 5: Let me say this very simply. No American of any
Speaker 5: color or creed should ever have to live under those
Speaker 5: kinds of threats. That is not who we are in
Speaker 5: this country. Sadly, Columbia's administrators have chosen to let the threats,
Speaker 5: the fear, and the intimidation of the mob rule to
Speaker 5: overtake American principles like free speech and the free free
Speaker 5: exchange of ideas and the free exercise of religion. They
Speaker 5: have co opted First Amendment arguments to protect genocide and
Speaker 5: to elevate the voices of anti Semitism. They have proven
Speaker 5: themselves to be incapable of achieving their basic responsibility, which
Speaker 5: is keeping students safe. We just can't allow this kind
Speaker 5: of hatred and anti semitism to flourish on our campuses,
Speaker 5: and it must be stopped in its tracks. Those who
Speaker 5: are perpetrating this violence should be arrested. And I'm here today.
Speaker 5: I am here today joining my colleagues and calling on
Speaker 5: President Chaffi to resign if she cannot immediately bring order
Speaker 5: to this chaos. A Speaker of the House, I am
Speaker 5: committing today that the Congress will not be silent as
Speaker 5: Jewish students are expected to run for their lives and
Speaker 5: stay home from their classes, hiding in fear. In the
Speaker 5: House of Representatives, We've already acted to address anti semitism
Speaker 5: on campuses. We have passed a number of statutes to
Speaker 5: address this matter, and we call upon the US Senate
Speaker 5: to act upon our legislation now.
Speaker 1: Johnson immediately taking massive heat for calling for a president
Speaker 1: of the university that's lost total control of her campus,
Speaker 1: that is not keeping Jewish students safe, and has also
Speaker 1: been pretty clear that she's not a big fan of
Speaker 1: the Jewish people. So when Johnson said this, he was
Speaker 1: immediately challenged, right Aaron Burnett Overridge CNN gets in the
Speaker 1: speaker's face. Well, hold on, mister speaker, why do you
Speaker 1: need to get involved in the removal of a president
Speaker 1: of a private university?
Speaker 2: Listen to this.
Speaker 3: Is there anything Israel could do that would be over
Speaker 3: the line for you, because when you talk about stamping
Speaker 3: it out, I mean many innocent children have died and
Speaker 3: are dying at Israel's hands and the idea they have.
Speaker 6: There have been civilians murdered, but that is not the
Speaker 6: fault of Israel. It's the fault of the terrorists, the
Speaker 6: Hamas operators and soldiers, the terrorists who have used these
Speaker 6: people and put them into harm's way. Israel, I'm convinced,
Speaker 6: is doing its very best to prevent civilian casualties. But
Speaker 6: this is a war and they're fighting for their very existence,
Speaker 6: and they are not the aggressors. It is the other side.
Speaker 6: Some of the people here seem not to understand that,
Speaker 6: and I think that's a real problem. We can debate
Speaker 6: the merits of all these things, but what they're doing
Speaker 6: here is intimidating Jewish students. That's the thing that is
Speaker 6: so problematic.
Speaker 3: All right, So let me ask you about that, because
Speaker 3: when it comes to that. The NYPD, at least as
Speaker 3: of Monday, said they've not received a single call from
Speaker 3: Columbia University of reports of any physical harm.
Speaker 6: Well, no physical harm, right, But you have to speak
Speaker 6: to these Jewish students who are in fear of their lives,
Speaker 6: who are cowering in their apartments right now, who are
Speaker 6: not coming to class. In fact, the administration recognized the
Speaker 6: threat was so great they canceled classes. Now they've come
Speaker 6: out with this hybrid idea. Well, if you're Jewish, maybe
Speaker 6: you do want to stay at home, maybe it'd be
Speaker 6: better off for you. But it's so discriminatory, it's so
Speaker 6: wrong in every way. The responsibility of a university administrator
Speaker 6: is to keep peace on campus and ensure the safety
Speaker 6: of students job number one. If they're uncapable of doing that,
Speaker 6: then you need different leadership. I think this is time
Speaker 6: for a really strong hand.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to understand, though, why, a Speaker of the House,
Speaker 3: this is an issue you would want to get involved with.
Speaker 3: It's a private university, it's an issue happening here. Why
Speaker 3: is this something that you are choosing to get involved
Speaker 3: in and calling for the removal of a president of
Speaker 3: a private university.
Speaker 6: Well, they receive federal funding as well, and Congress is
Speaker 6: looking at all of these aspects to determine how they're
Speaker 6: using those funds. Is that appropriate if they can't fulfill
Speaker 6: their basic obligations. I don't think the American taxpayers want
Speaker 6: to be funding this kind of thing. We know that
Speaker 6: professors are engaging in this as well, some of the
Speaker 6: professors some have been supportive of the Jewish students, But
Speaker 6: I believe it's a small subset for what I've told.
Speaker 6: They've allowed this to go on, and it is not
Speaker 6: okay with the American people. This isn't a part is
Speaker 6: an issue. This is about right and wrong and we
Speaker 6: got to call it for what it is.
Speaker 3: And so when people talk about genocide and say that
Speaker 3: Israel is engaging in genocide, do you think that that
Speaker 3: is a legitimate conversation that they should be allowed to
Speaker 3: have as part of First Amendment rights here?
Speaker 6: Well, of course, Look, I was a First Amendment lawyer
Speaker 6: for twenty years. I went to the courts and defended
Speaker 6: our First Amendment freedoms, religious expression, the writer, free speech
Speaker 6: on campus. I litigated those cases. Of course, the university
Speaker 6: is supposed to be the free marketplace of ideas. But
Speaker 6: when you shout down and physically threaten with intimidation and
Speaker 6: threats of violence at the other side, that is not
Speaker 6: a peaceful expression, a peaceful exchange with ideas. That's something
Speaker 6: very different, And that's what we're saying they need to
Speaker 6: get control of when they camp out around the campus
Speaker 6: and they prevent students from exercising their rights, that's the problem.
Speaker 1: By the way, the way that he described that is
Speaker 1: why he should be involved.
Speaker 2: Spot on.
Speaker 1: There's also one other part of this, and it's about
Speaker 1: the funding. And we did a show earlier this week
Speaker 1: where I talked about where some of the funding is
Speaker 1: coming from. But George Soros, we now know, is paying
Speaker 1: many of these student radicals who are fueling this nationwide
Speaker 1: explosion of Israel hating protests. This now coming from the
Speaker 1: New York posts. George Soros and his hard left allies
Speaker 1: are paying agitators who are fueling the explosion of radical
Speaker 1: anti Israel protests at colleges across the country. The protests
Speaker 1: which began when students took over Columbia University. And why
Speaker 1: did they pick New York because all the national media
Speaker 1: is there and it was going to be to get
Speaker 1: free press last week and then at Mushroom. Nationwide, copycat
Speaker 1: tent cities have been set up at colleges including Harvard, Yale, Berkeley,
Speaker 1: the Ohio State, Emrie University in Georgia, and all of
Speaker 1: them organized by branches of a Soros funded Students for
Speaker 1: Justice in Palestine known as SJP. And it's some students
Speaker 1: have clashed with police. Now, let me give you all
Speaker 1: of the different places where they're paid protesters. Okay, so
Speaker 1: you understand this is where they're paid mit Harvard, Emerson, Tufts, Yale, Cornell,
Speaker 1: University of Rochester, University of Pittsburgh, Ohio State University, George
Speaker 1: Washington University, Emory University, University of Texas at Dallas, University
Speaker 1: of Texas, at Austin, University of Minnesota, Northwestern cal Poly,
Speaker 1: University of California USC.
Speaker 2: That is just to name a few.
Speaker 1: You and paid protesters are showing up at these universities now.
Speaker 2: The SPJA parent organization has.
Speaker 1: Been funded by a network of nonprofits ultimately funded by,
Speaker 1: among other Soros, the billionaire left wing investor. At three colleges,
Speaker 1: the protests are being encouraged by paid radicals who are
Speaker 1: quote unquote fellows of a Soros funded group called the
Speaker 1: US Campaign for Palestinian Rights.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: This group provides up to seven eight hundred dollars for
Speaker 1: its community based fellows and between two and eighty to
Speaker 1: three thousand, six hundred and sixty dollars for its campus
Speaker 1: based fellows in return for spending eight hours a week
Speaker 1: organizing campaigns led by Palestinian organizations. If you think all
Speaker 1: this is organic, you're wrong. This is all being paid
Speaker 1: for by these raps on the left. That who's behind this,
Speaker 1: That who's paying for it. I want to dive into
Speaker 1: this specific point about these anti Semitic not just rhetoric,
Speaker 1: but threats against Jewish students on college campuses. The FBI,
Speaker 1: we are now being told this morning, is working with
Speaker 1: colleges specifically to warn of the anti Semitic threats violence
Speaker 1: amid the protests.
Speaker 2: This coming from the Hill.
Speaker 1: They were talking about this the Hill of Publication. I
Speaker 1: want you to listen to what they had to say.
Speaker 7: War protesters across college campuses continue as more rests happened
Speaker 7: last night. College presidents are fighting to quell these protests,
Speaker 7: but could they just end up like former Harvard president
Speaker 7: Claudine Gay, who was forced to step down after backlash
Speaker 7: on how she handled anti semitism on that college campus.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean, it's entirely possible. We're hearing from a
Speaker 8: number of loam makers right now calling on the president
Speaker 8: of Columbia to step down because of these protests that
Speaker 8: are taking place on campus and because of this anti
Speaker 8: Semitism that is right now rampant all these college campuses.
Speaker 8: And you know, today Speaker Mike Johnson is actually planning
Speaker 8: to go to Columbia, go to the city, and he's
Speaker 8: holding a press conference. Who's going to talk about this
Speaker 8: rampant anti semitism on campus and take questions about it.
Speaker 8: So it's possible that he could join the chorus of
Speaker 8: voices calling on the Columbia president to resign. But look,
Speaker 8: this is becoming a real big issue on Capitol Hill.
Speaker 8: We saw New York republic We saw New York Republicans
Speaker 8: on Columbia's campus earlier this week. We saw a number
Speaker 8: of Jewish Democrats visit Columbia.
Speaker 2: Earlier this week.
Speaker 8: Now we're seeing the Speaker of the House second in
Speaker 8: lance of the Presidency to visit Columbia. This is really
Speaker 8: becoming a big issue in Washington. When lawmakers return to
Speaker 8: the Capitol next week, I think it's very possible we'll
Speaker 8: see some legislation about this, absolutely increased conversations about this.
Speaker 8: And we'll remember back after that anti semitism hearing, that's
Speaker 8: when gay Acts stepped down from her presidency at Harvard.
Speaker 8: It was after that questioning by a last Stephonics. So
Speaker 8: Kyra has really had a big role to play in
Speaker 8: this conversation about anti semitism on college campuses, and I
Speaker 8: don't expect that to wane anytime.
Speaker 2: Soon, anytime soon.
Speaker 1: So the question is, not only is the FBI now
Speaker 1: having to work with these colleges, but why is it
Speaker 1: that so many of these college not just professors, but
Speaker 1: presidents and the staff and the boards not doing more
Speaker 1: to stop the anti semitism. I can explain it. It's
Speaker 1: because they're the ones that have been teaching it.
Speaker 2: You look at the.
Speaker 1: President of Columbia University. She is an individual that said
Speaker 1: you should have understanding in essence for the terrorists after
Speaker 1: nine to eleven. That was after nine eleven, two thousand
Speaker 1: and one. She's been more radicalized since then. From twenty
Speaker 1: one to twenty twenty four, she's not backing down, Which
Speaker 1: brings me to the other part of this conversation that's
Speaker 1: so important. The FBI director says now that not only
Speaker 1: are the agencies sharing intelligence prevent violence on college campuses,
Speaker 1: but they're very concerned over the people that are at
Speaker 1: these events. Here is what Christopher Ray had to say,
Speaker 1: and it's more of an extended cut. We talked about
Speaker 1: a little bit of this earlier, but I want you
Speaker 1: to hear how concerned he is. He's obviously very concerned
Speaker 1: about what's happening on college campuses and the people specifically
Speaker 1: that are allowed to stay there in camp there set
Speaker 1: up their own crazy city in essence, and these administrators
Speaker 1: are not stopping these bad actors from coming in.
Speaker 9: There's an environment right now we're seeing play out on
Speaker 9: some college campuses, the protests over what's happening in Gaza.
Speaker 9: Are you watching that warily? Are you concerned about threats
Speaker 9: emanating from these demonstrations?
Speaker 10: Well, of course, demonstrations themselves are not something that we
Speaker 10: the I get involved in. But when violence ensues, that's
Speaker 10: when we get concerned. When you have threats of violence,
Speaker 10: and so we have seen even before October seventh, we
Speaker 10: saw a significant increase, especially in anti Semitic threats and
Speaker 10: anti Semitic violence, and since October seventh, that number has
Speaker 10: gone up quite substantially.
Speaker 9: Are you actively monitoring these protests.
Speaker 10: We don't monitor protests, but we do share intelligence about
Speaker 10: specific threats of violence with campuses with state local law enforcement.
Speaker 10: But we don't monitor protests.
Speaker 1: We don't monitor protests now, Christopher Way telling Lester Holt,
Speaker 1: the FBI doesn't monitor college campus protests, but it is
Speaker 1: sharing intelligence about specific threats of violence with law enforcement
Speaker 1: on college campuses, which is very much a contradictory statement there.
Speaker 2: Now, I'm glad that.
Speaker 1: The FBI director is admitting there's a real problem and
Speaker 1: we're seeing this all over the country. I'm glad that
Speaker 1: he's sharing this intel. But what we're witnessing on these
Speaker 1: college campuses right now is and the fact that there
Speaker 1: are people that are still giving to these college campuses
Speaker 1: are just one of the most insane things I've ever seen.
Speaker 1: The other problem is these college campuses now are not
Speaker 1: having to teach.
Speaker 2: Any type of quality education.
Speaker 1: It's now just a place for people to go and
Speaker 1: be kumbaya. Why because the government's now giving away all
Speaker 1: of this money to buy votes, and it's paying off
Speaker 1: student loan debts.
Speaker 2: Let me give you another example of what I'm talking
Speaker 2: about here.
Speaker 1: We now found out that the Biden loan payoff program
Speaker 1: paid off the loan of a violinist to the tune
Speaker 1: of a quarter million dollars. Now this is your tax dollars.
Speaker 1: This isn't some random bank account that doesn't exist. Right,
Speaker 1: they didn't have anything to do with you. This is
Speaker 1: your tax dollars. Take a listen.
Speaker 11: Yesterday Primetime introduced you to Joel the violinist, the man
Speaker 11: who went to school for nine years only to learn
Speaker 11: that playing the fiddle wouldn't cover his student loans. So
Speaker 11: Joel told Business Insider he had to make a choice,
Speaker 11: quit music and get a real job or just let
Speaker 11: his debt stack up.
Speaker 2: Easy decision.
Speaker 11: Joel kept jamming, throwing the majority of his debt into
Speaker 11: forbearance and then just paying the bare minimum for twenty years.
Speaker 11: He racked up a quarter million dollar debt. That was
Speaker 11: until Biden took your tax dollars and paid it off.
Speaker 11: But music isn't the only thing that drives Joel. He
Speaker 11: loves meditation, and now he says he's got his financial freedom,
Speaker 11: and he wants to fund.
Speaker 2: Important long term goals.
Speaker 11: Like studying meditation in India. Biden's America has become neverland.
Speaker 11: People don't have to grow up. The audience not having it.
Speaker 11: You guys texted us. I would say, you're frustrated. You're
Speaker 11: paying for Joel the downward dog across the world.
Speaker 2: So we had to dig deeper into who this is.
Speaker 11: And what he's really doing with our money. For starters,
Speaker 11: Joel's tunes or dei, his concerts focus on underrepresented artists,
Speaker 11: and he's got more musical talents than just violin. He says, quote,
Speaker 11: I can booty pop.
Speaker 2: I'm no Beyonce, but I can do it. Not joking.
Speaker 2: So don't worry, America. Your money is in good hands.
Speaker 1: So this dude went to college for nine years. Nine years,
Speaker 1: he racked up two hundred and fifty thousand dollars of debt,
Speaker 1: and your tax dollars just went to pay this idiot
Speaker 1: the two hundred and.
Speaker 2: Fifty thousand dollars that he owed.
Speaker 1: Pay it off so that he could waste nine years
Speaker 1: of his life doing a job that everybody could have
Speaker 1: told him was not going to be able to cover
Speaker 1: the two hundred and fifty thousand much less make a
Speaker 1: live so now he can live his best life. He says, right, well,
Speaker 1: I mean, I bet you live is living a pretty
Speaker 1: good life during those nine years when he was screwing
Speaker 1: around in college. You want to guess who this guy's
Speaker 1: going to vote for? What do you bet that this
Speaker 1: guy's going to vote for Joe Biden? Because Joe Biden
Speaker 1: just spent two hundred and fifty thousand dollars of your money.
Speaker 1: You are the taxpayer to pay for this guy to
Speaker 1: screw around and meditate and be a violinist in college
Speaker 1: for nine years, and he's somehow the victim, not you,
Speaker 1: the person that just paid off the two hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty thousand dollars in student loan debt in the almost
Speaker 1: decade he's spent in school as a quote meditating musician.
Speaker 2: This is Biden's America, all right.
Speaker 1: I want to also get to something else here, and
Speaker 1: it deals with the economy.
Speaker 2: You may have seen that. I mean, the Dow is
Speaker 2: down like six hundred points at some point.
Speaker 1: Which was shocking, and we're now learning more about what's happening.
Speaker 1: The White House is coming out defending the terrible economic news.
Speaker 1: White House brought out their top guy, Bernstein, who said
Speaker 1: that Biden's economy is quote great, and we will defend
Speaker 1: it all day long. This is grocery inflation, according to
Speaker 1: Consumer Price Index has been zero. They say for the
Speaker 1: past two months. Well guess what, you're paying countless dollars
Speaker 1: more now for groceries than you did a year, two,
Speaker 1: three years ago. And everybody knows it. So the White
Speaker 1: House just flat out lying to your face.
Speaker 2: Listen to this.
Speaker 12: Now, we've seen a lot of news about energy from
Speaker 12: this president, you know, limiting LG exports when it comes
Speaker 12: to permitting future permits to non free trade agreements. You've
Speaker 12: seen the Alaska while life refuge to taking thirteen point
Speaker 12: three million acres off the table. That's putting pressure on
Speaker 12: gas prices, which have been inching up over the past month.
Speaker 12: And we've seen overall CPI inflation go up. Maybe because
Speaker 12: of that. Are you worried that inflation is not gone?
Speaker 12: First of all, and you know it's hits here to stay.
Speaker 13: We have a lot more work to do on lowering
Speaker 13: costs on behalf of the American people, and that is
Speaker 13: absolutely at the heart of our agenda, whether it's negotiating
Speaker 13: lower prescription drug prices. Capping the price of insulin at
Speaker 13: thirty five dollars a month, saving millions of Americans eight
Speaker 13: hundred dollars a year on their insurance coverage. Our work
Speaker 13: is definitely.
Speaker 12: Not but Jared, lowering those costs are only for a
Speaker 12: small portion of Americans. You know, a lot of Americans
Speaker 12: are feeling all the gas prices going up. They're feeling,
Speaker 12: you know, nineteen percent entries in all items, grocery items
Speaker 12: up twenty one percent since President Biden came into office.
Speaker 12: This is what people hold on.
Speaker 13: Let's unwrap a lot of that, because I do want
Speaker 13: to get to the gas price. So, grocery inflation, at
Speaker 13: least according to the Consumer Price Index, has been zero
Speaker 13: for the past two months.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 13: That doesn't mean the grocery prices are back to where
Speaker 13: we'd like to see them, but grocery inflation has flattened
Speaker 13: a great deal and that certainly helps, especially at a
Speaker 13: time when people's paychecks are beating prices again, thirteen months
Speaker 13: in a row, in a year over year basis, midwage
Speaker 13: workers wages have beat prices. They're buying powers going up. Now,
Speaker 13: let's talk about gas. So one of the things that.
Speaker 2: I just have to laugh here for a second.
Speaker 1: That stats as he's saying this are up on the
Speaker 1: screen as the White House is lined Tod Well, hold on,
Speaker 1: I mean things are great, right, We'll defend this economy
Speaker 1: all day long.
Speaker 2: We think it's amazing. How many of you think it's amazing.
Speaker 1: The majority of Americans, by the way, do not believe
Speaker 1: that things are amazing right now, because we're saying that
Speaker 1: Bidenomics clearly equals major inflation and everybody knows it. We're
Speaker 1: witnessing it right now. In fact, Bloomberg put it this
Speaker 1: way on Bloomberg TV earlier today.
Speaker 14: This isn't going to make for great reading this morning,
Speaker 14: and the Oval Office is it. Bidenomics equals inflation is
Speaker 14: not what Bidenomics, the narrative was supposed to align with.
Speaker 15: Well, that's not what it represents. And look, I understand
Speaker 15: this is your poll. You're gonna promote it, but I think.
Speaker 1: Overall I love this. James Sperling is White House Okay,
Speaker 1: he's a White House guy. The guy he's like, well,
Speaker 1: this is your poll, right. The polling shows the American
Speaker 1: people believe that Bidenomics is a disaster and that the
Speaker 1: President is not paying attention to just how bad it
Speaker 1: is in this country economically. And so his response is, well,
Speaker 1: this is your poll at Bloomberg, and you guys are
Speaker 1: you're promoting your poll. Okay, so you're saying at the
Speaker 1: same time, screw you to the American people, right, that's
Speaker 1: what you're saying.
Speaker 2: Am I wrong?
Speaker 1: You're saying, well, I don't care what the poll says,
Speaker 1: and the American people are hurting the American people. We
Speaker 1: don't care that they're saying that Bidenomics isn't working very well.
Speaker 1: We're going to keep running with this now. Bloomberg also
Speaker 1: came up with this. Listen to this. Three quarters of
Speaker 1: swing state voters say that Biden is responsible for how
Speaker 1: they feel about the economy right now, and Trump has
Speaker 1: increased as leads over Biden in swing states, and.
Speaker 16: A majority of swing state voters med see worsening economic
Speaker 16: conditions in the coming months, so it doesn't spell optimism
Speaker 16: for the Biden camp. Less than one in five respondents
Speaker 16: say they expect inflation and interest rates to be lowered
Speaker 16: by the end of the year, and then more than
Speaker 16: three quarters say that Biden is responsible for how they
Speaker 16: feel about the economy, which isn't a very good mood,
Speaker 16: and more than half said that he is very responsible.
Speaker 1: More than half say is very responsible, and three quarters
Speaker 1: say yeah, it's Biden is responsible for how they feel
Speaker 1: about the economy. So the numbers are coming out. The
Speaker 1: numbers are clear. The American people are holding Joe Biden
Speaker 1: accountable for Bidenomics, and they're holding them accountable for how
Speaker 1: how bad things are right now in this country. Janet
Speaker 1: Yellen coming out Treasury Secretary saying we have to we
Speaker 1: have to have a sustainable fiscal policy and President Biden
Speaker 1: is committed to that.
Speaker 2: Really, because you guys are.
Speaker 1: Spending one trillion dollars every one hundred day with a
Speaker 1: Biden budget, right, So this is the promise.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: The President is even out there today saying that we
Speaker 1: got to get things under control in Syracuse, New York,
Speaker 1: all right, And what did he have to say?
Speaker 2: He's toaluting infrastructure. Infrastructure, folks, listen and all folks.
Speaker 17: All over the years, I asked business leaders like Sanjay
Speaker 17: because the other team kept criticizing me for wanting to
Speaker 17: make these investments, you know, things like the infrastructure bill,
Speaker 17: which is over twollion dollars and we're going to have
Speaker 17: a we have an infrastructure decade coming. Last guy had
Speaker 17: Infrastructure Week and never showed up.
Speaker 1: But that's your president of the United States of America.
Speaker 1: The other team kept criticizing me for wanting to make
Speaker 1: these investments. We have an infrastructure decade coming. Last guy
Speaker 1: had Infrastructure Week and never showed up, and the audience laughed,
Speaker 1: there's your pre planned line by the president. Now, look,
Speaker 1: that may work in a room, okay, with people that
Speaker 1: are paying to see you, paying to be there, wanting
Speaker 1: to give you money because they believe in socialism. But
Speaker 1: even listen to the president here saying, quote, we're exporting
Speaker 1: American jobs, and you're supposed to clap for this, and.
Speaker 17: It's clear we have the strongest economy in the world.
Speaker 2: That's a fact, million new jobs created in three and
Speaker 2: a half years.
Speaker 17: Unemployment hasn't been this low for this long for fifty years,
Speaker 17: wages arising. Instead of importing foreign products, we're exporting and
Speaker 17: exporting American jobs, We're exporting American products and creating American jobs.
Speaker 1: We're exporting American jobs. It's clear we have the strongest
Speaker 1: economy in the world. As the American people, they're not
Speaker 1: buying the lies that you're telling them right now. They're
Speaker 1: not buying this idea that you guys are somehow killing
Speaker 1: it because they're living with these insanely high prices that
Speaker 1: we're dealing with right now. It is obvious that the
Speaker 1: president of the United States of America is in real
Speaker 1: trouble when it comes to the economy and the American people.
Speaker 1: I'll give you another headline, Biden's gains against Trump vanish
Speaker 1: on deekomic issues. New poll shows the president's trailing Trump
Speaker 1: in six of seven swing states. Is a majority of
Speaker 1: pole respondency, the economy worsening by the end of the year.
Speaker 1: And what does he say? He says, everything's great. Donald
Speaker 1: Trump coming out to the media talking about these new
Speaker 1: numbers as he's stuck in court with clear election interference.
Speaker 1: Here is what he had to say about Bidenomics.
Speaker 18: As you probably have subverbing things have happened, But the
Speaker 18: biggest seems to be that the gv just announces all
Speaker 18: the way down to one point six percent the setting south.
Speaker 18: It's for the good worse gas prices in Donald holl On,
Speaker 18: you were just also announced seven dollars and sixty cents
Speaker 18: gasling is going way up energy thoughts are going way up,
Speaker 18: and the stock market is in a sense crashing the
Speaker 18: number a very bit. This is Bidenomics, sketching up with them.
Speaker 18: It's lucky that it's sketching up before even police.
Speaker 9: Office is supposed to have in this office.
Speaker 18: But this is Bidenomics. It's destroying our country at the border,
Speaker 18: destroying our country with other countries. They no longer respect
Speaker 18: the United States. I think the dollars in tremendous trouble
Speaker 18: in terms of currency. This is going to be the standard,
Speaker 18: and it's going to be the standard with me. With
Speaker 18: You're going to lose the dollars the standard.
Speaker 9: That'll be like losing the.
Speaker 18: Biggest moral we've ever lost.
Speaker 2: And it's a shame.
Speaker 18: But it's all the way down to one point six.
Speaker 18: I don't tell you nobody good that would be possible.
Speaker 18: And it looks like it's sending.
Speaker 9: Down from there.
Speaker 1: President Donald Trump telling you the truth. The GDP just
Speaker 1: announced it's all the way down to one point six
Speaker 1: and it's heading south. Gasoline is going way up, energy
Speaker 1: costs are going way up. This is Bidenomics. This, by
Speaker 1: the way, is what the election is going to be about.
Speaker 1: This is exactly what it should be allowed be about,
Speaker 1: and when it was announced this morning, calling it stagflation,
Speaker 1: here's what it sounded like.
Speaker 19: At first quarter GDP the annual rate one point six
Speaker 19: percent between January and March. The expectation was two point
Speaker 19: four percent. This is a much lower than anticipated number.
Speaker 19: As a refresher, the final three months of last year
Speaker 19: growth was three point four percent. So we're going from
Speaker 19: three point four percent all the way down to one
Speaker 19: point six percent. The consumer is slowing down, inflation remains high.
Speaker 19: The Atlanta Fed as of now has their GDP GDP
Speaker 19: now number at two point seven So there you have
Speaker 19: at one point six percent. First look at first quarter two.
Speaker 1: I don't see how Joe Biden overcomes this. And this
Speaker 1: is exactly why they're going to try to lock up
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. This is what it's all about. Please make
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