Brian Hook (16:05)

But in my personal experience, I know that when we deter the Iranian regime, you have the countries that you described who are on the front lines of Iranian aggression doing everything they can to be a part of that deterring Iran. President Trump has no interest in regime change. The future of Iran will be decided by the Iranian people. We've said that repeatedly over four years. But what President Trump did say in Riyadh was that he would isolate Iran diplomatically and weaken them economically so that they can't fund all of the violence that's going with the Houthis in Yemen, Hamas, Hezbollah, pij, and these proxies that run around Iraq and Syria today, all of whom destabilize Israel and our Gulf partners.

Matt Walsh (16:54)

He, of course, is exactly correct about all of that. Now the anchor over at CNN and asks about, well, how are you going to do the Abraham Accords when the Saudis have said that they want a Palestinian state? And Brian Hook properly says, hey, we provided a peace plan when we were in office. It was the Jared Kushner peace plan, and it provided a Palestinian state possibility after a bunch of conditions, and we're ready to move forward with that. That's the plan we're gonna use moving forward here.

Brian Hook (17:17)

If you look at the really important work that Jared Kushner did when he was essentially leading so much of the diplomacy in the Middle east, he put forward a political and economic vision for peace between the Israelis and the Palestinians that many Arab governments officially said was a credible, good faith effort and they called for both sides to come to the table. That plan which Israel endorsed had a path to a two state solution. This war. The October 7th attack by Hamas has really not put anybody in much of a mood to be talking about this subject because obviously Hamas doesn't believe in a two state solution nor do they want a ceasefire. And after what hamas did on October 7, the There are many Israelis right now who are focused on other things, specifically keeping them safe from this kind of evil terrorism that they endured on October 7th.

Matt Walsh (18:15)

That is a realistic view of the situation. And let us be real about something. The reason that the Saudi foreign minister has been talking about the Palestinian state so much is because Joe Biden has been talking about the Palestinian state so much. It's not possible for the Saudi kingdom to be anti Palestinian state more than the Americans. Well, the reality is, do you think the Saudis want a Palestinian state that will be sponsored funded giant terror apparatus against Saudi? Because that's who would be Iran would be funding that. That would be an Iranian proxy state. You think Saudi wants that? You think anyone in the region wants that except for Iran? The answer of course is no. You know how I know that? Because Jordan is 70% Palestinian. Anytime they want, they could have a Palestinian state by holding an election. You know why they won't? Because the minute they do hold an election, every member of the Hashemite dynasty will be hanging from a crane. That is the reason, by the way, the Biden administration on their way out there, doing precisely what you would think. They've set the world on fire. They did. Particularly in the Middle East. They set the world on fire. You can tell that the stark difference between the Trump administration 2.0 and the Biden administration, I mean it is astonishing. It's truly amazing. So Trump wins within one day. Within one day, Qatar, which is a cutout for the Iranian regime. Qatar sort of plays this weird middle of the road path with regard to Iran, where they take. They share oil fields with Iran, so they're very friendly with Iran. But they then try to present themselves as negotiators with the west, which is why you'll see Qatar Airways that is advertised in Western stadiums and all the rest of this sort of stuff. Well, Qatar, knowing that Trump is coming in, has apparently, according to CAN News, which is Israeli's public broadcast system, has now notified Hamas officials staying in Qatar they are no longer welcome and they must immediately make preparations to depart. That's all it took. Was Donald Trump winning He didn't have to do anything. And Qatar was like, man, he's gonna come in, he's gonna punish us for being friendly with Hamas, isn't he? Probably should kick these people to the curb. It just shows you what a change the Trump administration is from the Biden administration. What's the Biden administration doing? Well, meanwhile, according to the Washington Free Beacon, just before Tuesday's presidential election, the Biden Harris administration quietly waived mandatory terrorism sanctions on the embattled Palestinian government even as it determined the government's leaders are paying imprisoned terrorists and fomenting violence in breach of American law. The State Department, in a non public notice to Congress determined that the Palestinian Authority and Palestine Liberation Organization are not complying with agreements to curb terrorism against Israel and to end their so called pay to slave program which hands money to imprisoned terrorists for killing Jews. Those violations should trigger American sanctions, but the Biden Harris administration used its executive power to waive the sanctions. So they are removing sanctions from the terror sponsoring Palestine Liberation Organization and Palestinian Authority. The State Department told Congress, quote, a blanket denial of visas to PLO members and PA officials to include those who travel to the U.S. to advance U.S. goals and objectives is not consistent with U.S. government's expressed willingness to partner with the PLO and PA leadership. And not coincidentally, it turns out the Biden administration's willingness to humor all of the stupidity and garbage trotted out by Hamas and its media allies has real consequences. So last night there was a pogrom over in Amsterdam. So while you have complete mentally ill people like Jen Rubin over at the Washington Post declaring that Donald Trump, the most pro Israel president in American history, who won a giant chunk of Jews in New York, in New Jersey, in Florida, in Pennsylvania, in Michigan, while she declares that he's Hitler, actual little Hitlers are running around in the streets of Amsterdam beating up Jews. That's exactly what happened last night in Amsterdam. So what happened is that there was a soccer match between a soccer team called Maccabi Tel Aviv and Ajax, which is a, which is a national team in Amsterdam based in Amsterdam. And on the way in, apparently some of the Israeli fans were shouting rude things about, I guess there was some sort of scrum in which Israelis and Palestinian advocates were shouting at each other and some Palestinian flags which had been put out there in order to tick off the Israelis were torn down. None of that's good. What is an actual pogrom is what happened after the match. So after the match, apparently Israelis and Jews walk out of the match. They're not protected by police. Outside the stadium, and from what I am told by people who are on the ground, there were bands of young radical Muslims at basically every street corner waiting for people to attack them. And so you end up with film like this in Amsterdam. They're literally running after people in the streets and attacking them in. The streets of Amsterdam went on for like an hour and a half with almost no police response. You can see there a Jewish man presumably being kicked in the street. What are you going? Where are you going? Where are you going? Come here. Come. There was film of some of them actually driving cars, trying to run down Jews in the streets. Sagiv Barzani, according to the Wall Street Journal, a fan who attended the game said that he and other Israelis fell to the ground as they tried to escape the attackers. A planned demonstration against the Israeli team had been moved away from the stadium. Protesters still tried to go there and then clashed with police after the game. According to Barzani, his head was stomped on as people chanted, free Palestine. One fan was being punched in the face, another one being cut in the face with a key. I thought I was gonna die. Everyone was running like crazy. People were being thrown into the canals of Amsterdam. People were punching and kicking people, including in Amsterdam's Central Dam Square. One clip filmed from inside a car driving on the sidewalk, showed it hitting a pedestrian who rolls over it and onto the ground as a voice is heard saying, drive over him. Another video showed a man trying to offer his money to assailants who screamed for the children and free Palestine now. So again, just wonderful behavior here by the pro Hamas next. Who have now spread throughout the West. When you're running around the streets beating up Jews, that's what you call a pogrom. That is legitimately like the definition of a pogrom at this point. It was so bad that the King of the Netherlands, Willem Alexander, called up the Israeli president, Isaac Herzog, and apologized. He said, quote, we failed the Jewish community of the Netherlands during World War II, and last night, we failed again. Early this morning, Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schuf updated the president on all actions being taken and. And added his strong condemnation of the incidents. Meanwhile, Geert Wilders, who of course has been the big winner of the last election in the Netherlands, he said, I just spoke by phone with Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu and told him of my anger and shame on what happened in Amsterdam. There's no place for antisemitism in Jew hate in the Netherlands. I will do all I can to protect Jews and stop and expel Islamic radicals. He he also added that this is the consequence of what happens when you allow unchecked radical Islamic immigration into your country. He says they governed for 10 years and looked the other way for 10 years. We're not allowed to talk about Islam as a source of antisemitism. They did not dare to kick criminals out of the country. And now we have a Jew hunt in Amsterdam. Well, I mean, those are the wages of propaganda that was winked at and nodded at by the Biden administration, by a West that decided unfettered immigration from areas that hate the west was a genius idea, that softness on terrorism was actually going to be of benefit to the West. That's just some of the wages. Well, all that's about to come to a screeching Halt under Trump 2.0, because what the United States does has radical ramifications for the rest of the world. In just a moment, we'll get to the situation over in the Senate. First, did you know you spent a third of your life sleeping? That's around 25 years of your life in bed. With numbers like that, your mattress isn't just furniture, it's an investment in your wellbeing. That's where Helix Sleep comes in. I never thought a mattress could make such a difference until I actually tried Helix. But what sets them apart? 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Well, seems like when you're in the majority and then you say you're going to uphold the filibuster, that's a pretty good indicator that perhaps actually democracy is not ending. I think one of the most gratifying results of the Senate becoming Republican, the filibuster will stand. There won't be any new states admitted that. Give a partisan advantage to the other side, and we'll quit beating up the Supreme Court every time we don't like a decision they make. Okay, he is right about that again. Your institutions of American life are safe. They are safe. This is very good. It means that we are going to have predictable government for the first time in quite a long time, because I do not think that the Trump administration has any intentions of overrunning their appointed executive authority under the Constitution. Meanwhile, Jon Thune, who's a real possibility for Senate Majority Leader Since Mitch McConnell is stepping down right now, this sort of inside scuttlebutt suggests that it's between Thune who would be good. I know there are a lot of people out there who are suggesting that he'd be terrible. And by the way, they're kind of using Mitch McConnell as an example of what a bad majority leader looks like. Hate to break it to you, Mitch McConnell is the most effective Senate Majority Leader in Republican history. You like the Supreme Court the way it is, Right? You like what President Trump did during his first term. Almost none of that is possible without Mitch McConnell being an incredibly effective leader. That's not the same thing as necessarily going on TV a lot and being charismatic. You don't have to be Newt Gingrich to be an effective Senate Majority leader. You have to wheel, you have to deal, you have to manipulate. That's what it is. John Thune is a possibility. John Cornyn is a possibility. Rick Scott, as I say, is running for it. Here is John Thune yesterday, I think.

Jon Thune (30:40)

Going into it, if you looked at the polls, obviously everybody expected a tight race, but it was a very convincing, resounding win for President Trump and literally up and down the ballot. And we outperformed 2020 in 48 states and across all demographic groups and actually did better in 2,300 countries or counties, I should say, around the country than we did four years ago. So this was a, I think, an example that the American people have said enough is enough with the Biden Harris agenda. They're ready for a Different direction for the country.

Matt Walsh (31:18)

He's right. Obviously, the scaremongering that is coming from the news industry is truly amazing. So you have a piece from the Washington Post titled Trump Win complicates Biden's Lame Duck foreign policy. Well, I mean, his foreign policy is trash, so I would certainly hope so. Meanwhile, the Washington Post has 50 world leaders meet to strategize on how to deal with Trump. Well, I don't know. Maybe they ought to form their own robust foreign policies as opposed to just living off American largesse. Maybe they should stop kowtowing to. If they don't want to kowtow to the Russians, don't kowtow to the Russians. If your schmucks had actually done what you were supposed to before the Ukraine war, none of this would have happened. Instead, Germany decided to power its entire economy on unicorn farts in Russian oil. That seems to be the predictable response, is that Russia feels like it has leverage over Europe. Maybe Donald Trump will force you guys back into the realm of reality. According to the Washington Post, although they'd been preparing for months for a possible Trump comeback, European policymakers were facing the reality the continent is nowhere near Trump. Proof. A realization made more stark this week by the collapse of the coalition government in Germany, Europe's largest economy and political heavyweight. While German politics are effectively paralyzed and while European economies are struggling, policymakers acknowledge there is only so much leaders on the continent can do to deter Trump from launching a trade war, to reduce their dependence on the US Security umbrella while or to maintain American backing for Ukraine. So maybe they should do it themselves. I know. What a concept. What a concept. By the way, I know many European leaders secretly, quietly, a lot of the European leaders, not the big ones who you hear about, not the Emmanuel Macrons, the other European leaders, the ones who actually live under Russian threat. Many of them are ecstatic that Trump was elected because they think that Joe Biden is a weakling, because he is. Well, joining us online is the brand newly elected senator from the state of Montana, replacing the execrable Jon Tester. Tim Sheehy joins us on the line. Tim, congrats on your big win.

Tim Sheehy (33:05)

Thanks. And thank you for your help up here. You know, for those of you don't know, Ben came up and did a fantastic event for us in Kalispell in the final weeks of the election. And it was events like that that really helped people crystallize what's at stake because we had to save this country and we did. And from coast to coast, all socioeconomic Classes, all races, colors, creeds. A mandate was delivered that America wants to put America first again. And that's what we're going to do.

Matt Walsh (33:27)

Yeah. So, Tim, obviously you beat Tesla pretty soundly here. You ended up flipping the seat by some 60,000 votes. 50, 60,000 votes. In a state like Montana that doesn't have a giant population, that is a solid margin. You beat him 53 to 45. Essentially. Those are big numbers. Now, the state of Montana has been a red state. They've been hesitant to kick out Jon Tester because he'd been masquerading for a long time as sort of a populist blue collar guy. And I think that's one of the stories of this election, is that people who masquerade got tossed out of office.

Tim Sheehy (33:57)

Yeah, the Democrat Party, as I've been saying, that the D on the ballot no longer stands for Democrat. It stands for deception. This campaign ran by the Democrats up and down the ticket from Kamala Harris all the way to the bottom were campaigns of deception. I mean, as you well know, at the same time, Kamala Harris is running commercials that were pro Israel in places that would help her and pro Palestine and pro Hamas in places that were not. You had Bob Casey and John Tester and Slotkin and all these others running campaigns, talking about how they were close to Trump, supported Trump's policies. Meanwhile, their voting record belied that and showed the truth that they have been 100% supporters of the Biden Harris Obama regime. So the deception collapsed. People were tired of the mainstream media complex. Another podcaster I love, Sean Ryan, who's a former SEAL like me, has a great. And he did a fantastic video in the wake of Joe Rogan's podcast with President Trump, three hour marathon where no stone was left unturned, where he said, what we just saw was the collapse of the credibility of the legacy media complex that has been manufacturing lies and false narratives that have been manipulating the voters of America for 50 years. And like John Thune just said in that audio clip you played, Americans said, enough is enough. We're tired of narrative. We're tired of misconstrued facts. The truth is the truth. And mass illegal migration, unchecked inflation, disastrous foreign policy decisions are bad. They're bad for our businesses, they're bad for our families, they're bad for our communities. And we are going to put our interests first. And as you heard me say at our rally, you know, it's been a key part of my message. It's not too much to expect for the American People to expect from their government that they've elected and that they pay for every day with more and more burdensome taxes. It's not too much for them to expect that that government should do what's best for them first. And that has not been what's happened in the last three and a half years. And we're going to fix it now.

Matt Walsh (35:43)

Tim, one of the things that has happened is, as you say, people have not put America first. When America is strong, America ends up first, and the rest of the world benefits from that. That is the message of President Trump's first term. I think that's what you're gonna see in his second term as well. The business community is ecstatic. They're over the moon about President Trump being elected. I mean, every businessperson that I know is just excited. Means that you're gonna have a stable, solid ground to work upon. One of the big problems under Biden and under the Democrats is that they can just rip the carpet right out underneath you any time you are trying to build a business. I mean, they can just destroy your business willy nilly. Meanwhile, Trump is talking deregulation. The Senate is going to be involved and I assume making the Trump tax cuts permanent, maybe going even further. It's going to be open. America is going to be open for business here.

Tim Sheehy (36:26)

That's exactly right. And the business leaders, a lot of them have you alluded to. It's kind of like the European leaders. They've been afraid to come out and stick their neck out, thank God. Freelan Musk making an unequivocal endorsement, saying, I'm one of the most successful business leaders in America. And I can tell you without hesitation, without question, without qualification, that Donald Trump and the conservative policies he's championing are good for business. They're good for my employees, and we need to put them in the driver's seat because we've seen in the last three and a half years, it really was a more extreme extension of the Obama policies from 08 through 16, which is anti business, which is more regulation, which is take your fate and instead of owning it yourself, hand it to the government and hope that they do better. Take your financial fate, take the fate of your business, take the fate of your family and abdicate it, and hand it to government bureaucrats who have no accountability, they have no experience. I mean, look at Lina Khan, who's our FEC chair, who functionally has zero business experience of any kind. She's an academic who wrote a bunch of papers, and they've been Put her on the bridge of the American economy, the most powerful economy in the history of the world. And she's done terrible, terrible things with it. And the number one most important single axiom of the American economy that, frankly, is what set America apart. Since day one, America's magic has never been our government or our military. It's been the fact that we were the first country in history to have been based on the entrepreneurial spirit, the achievements of the individual, and the unleashing of the power of the individual. And that's realized through a free market economy and ultimately through small business. And what we've seen is a war on small business, a war on ingenuity, a war on hard work, and that's gonna end. Donald Trump is gonna get full support from the Senate. It's very clear that what the Senate needs to be is not a rubber stamp for Donald Trump, but an engine for him, an engine to help him get these things done. Instead of just responding to his policy desires. We need to be a partner with his White House and with his appointees to ensure that we aren't just clearing the path for a bunch of executive orders that can get undone by the next president like we've been seeing these last few administrations. We need to pass laws that enshrine these priorities in law that can't simply be undone by the next administration, like securing the border. Enough of this executive order to secure the border back and forth. We need to pass a law that will withstand judicial review at every. At every step of the way to ensure that our border is secure so we can protect the lives and livelihoods of our people.

Matt Walsh (38:54)

Now, Tim Sheehy, one of the things that's amazing about you, you are an energetic dude. I mean, that is a long campaign, and I can sense that you are raring to go. You're gonna get in Congress, and as you say, you know, Senate needs to be an engine, needs to be moving fast, because, you know, you never know what the next election is gonna bring, which means you got a two year period to do an enormous amount of things. And I know you're gonna be a leader in doing that. Senator Tim. Senator elect Tim Sheehy from Montana. Again, congratulations. And we'll see you in D.C. thanks, Ben.

Tim Sheehy (39:17)

Let's get it done.

Matt Walsh (39:19)

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Joy Reid (41:21)

Now, also Latino men who, despite the utter Disrespect shown by Trump and his promise to deport some of your mixed class, mixed status families. Most of them voted in a 55% majority to make the deportations happen. Y'all voted with Stephen Miller and David Duke and against your own sisters and chose Kamala, who chose Kamala Harris with 60% of their votes. So you own everything that happens to your mixed status families and to your wives, sisters and abuelas from here on in.

Matt Walsh (41:56)

Oh, man. Just keep going with this. Seriously, just keep going with this. Really keep doubling down on this. Joy read. I really love it. More identity politics. More blaming Americans, honey. Jamie Hostin joins the crew. She is also blaming Latino men. Now she says they're sexist. That's the real problem.

Joy Reid (42:12)

Latinos in Texas, a district that's 97%.

Matt Walsh (42:15)

Latino, went 75 percentage points for Donald Trump. Why?

Joy Reid (42:19)

Misogyny?

Matt Walsh (42:20)

No, it's on the border.

Ben Shapiro (42:21)

The border crisis is on their doorstep.

Matt Walsh (42:23)

And they were begging people to care.

Joy Reid (42:25)

About it for years.

Matt Walsh (42:26)

We need to take some lessons.

Joy Reid (42:27)

That's what that was.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (42:27)

The lessons are not.

Brian Hook (42:28)

Knock, knock.

Matt Walsh (42:29)

Who's there?

Brian Hook (42:30)

Oh.

Matt Walsh (42:30)

Oh, my gosh.

Joy Reid (42:31)

It's whooping.

Matt Walsh (42:33)

Oh, my goodness. These. These folks. So. Wow. Meanwhile, former vice chair of the DNC agrees. This is Michael Blake saying that Americans are racist. Just keep doing this, please. More. Pour it on. Pour it on. Keep calling Americans racist. Keep calling Latino men sexist. Please do it. Keep just yelling at the American people about how terrible they are for not having elected this absolute nothing burger of a candidate on a terrible agenda that Americans hate. Please keep telling Americans how they're the worst people ever. That's a way to victory. Do it. Do it.

Michael Blake (43:03)

Democrats, we have to be very clear of calling them on who they is. Donald Trump is a white supremacist who has a Project 2025 agenda that wants to implement that. And anyone who voted for those policies need to be clearly counted on that. When you see what happened on Tuesday, it was in particular white men and white women who unfortunately decided to not vote for the vice president. Yet they elected black women in the Supreme Court in Michigan. Yet we had victories in Ruben Gallego's going to win in Arizona. Yet we had victories in North Carolina. It was the fear of a black and South Asian woman that we have to speak about. And if we're not clear about race, gender and class, we are ignoring the truth of what's happening in the country right now.

Matt Walsh (43:49)

I mean, can I just point out that white people actually voted for Trump at a lower clip than they voted for him in 2020. That's actually what happened. The only constituency where Trump actually lost ground, he lost one point with white voters in 2024. And then he blew her out. Why? Because a bunch of people who weren't supposed to vote for him voted for him. But please keep going with this. Probably the number one question I get from listeners lately is how can I get in the conservative fight? Well, it's really important to know where your dollars are going. Most credit cards are funneling millions of bucks to left wing causes and candidates, hoping you don't actually notice. Now you have a choice. COIN is America's conservative credit card. Find them at c o I g n.com with every single transaction you advance at conservative causes and charities at no cost to you. COIN empowers you to take back our country with every single swipe. It's a great looking credit card. You'll take pride in using it. It's bright red with we the people on the front. Coin works everywhere. Visa is accepted. It comes with 100% US based customer service and consumer protections. Thousands of patriots are earning cash back while fighting the left wing agenda. The demand is so high, there's now a waitlist. It's a movement. Join it. Go to c o g n.com and join the waitlist today. Be sure to select a daily wire in the how did you hear about a section because that helps them and it helps us as well. Terms apply. Go to coin.comdisclosures for full details. Once again, c oign.com and sign up today. How about Alexandra Ocasio Cortez? You know, former bartender, she coyote ugly over here. Here she is explaining how it's all misogyny and sexism that is responsible for Kamala Harris's loss.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (45:24)

The fact of the matter is, you know, this race may not have been decided by any one individual factor, but misogyny is very, very real in this country. As another widely known woman of color in office, you know, I knew that sexism and racism were real. But it was not until I got subjected to a national stage that I actually was shocked at how bad it is. You know, you grow up with it, but there is something about being on the receiving line or just nationally exposed to millions of eyeballs at once that you feel that fire hose and you actually understand how deeply ingrained it is. And it is not partisan. It is in it transcends.

Matt Walsh (46:26)

More tears. More. I require more tears. More. Okay, so I have some more tears for you. How about professor and New York Times columnist Tressie Mcmillian Coppham urging Dems to double down on identity politics, like on Comedy Central, because it's been working so well. They need more of it. Please be my guest. Please keep going, please.

Joy Reid (46:46)

As Donald Trump has proven, what he has proven and the way he has won has proven is that every voter has an identity. Every voter has an identity. And he tapped into one of the most powerful of American identities. He tapped into white identity. Right, Right. And he said, you don't need to be ashamed of this identity. I'm gonna give it a name, and I'm gonna make you feel good about it, and you don't have to sacrifice a thing. Donald Trump played identity politics like a fiddle.

Matt Walsh (47:12)

Mmm.

Joy Reid (47:13)

So when you say that the Democrats lose because we pay identity politics, it simply isn't true. This is about whose identities win. When you appeal to them, that means you should double down on the identities of your base.

Matt Walsh (47:28)

Please keep doing this. By the way, Trump did not run on identity politics. He ran on the reverse. You guys ran on the idea that everybody's a member of a race or a class. Donald Trump ran on the idea that everybody wants American opportunity and you should leave us the hell alone. That's what he ran on. But again, I just. I keep the. You know, keep going down this rabbit hole, please. It'll be great. I think that that'll be excellent. Meanwhile, the actual tears are breaking out. Apparently, Harvard professors have been canceling class, which is exciting because probably the kids are learning more not being in class than being in class. According to the Harvard Crimson, students awoke to a somber campus following Donald Trump's reelection to the presidency early Wednesday. My heart dropped a little bit, one student said. Apparently, professors have decided to cancel some classes they encourage students to process in the aftermath of the election, adjusting course requirements in kind courses like Sociology 1156, Statistics for Social Sciences, and Applied Math 22A, Solving and Optimizing, as well as several general education courses, including the Ancient Greek Hero and Popular Culture in Modern China. Canceled their classes Wednesday. Made attendance optional or extended assignment deadlines. Man, you know, one of the more fun experiences of my life, actually. I remember the 2004 election. I was at Harvard Law School during the 2004 election. I remember that night. John Kerry, who was from Massachusetts, of course, he had set up his victory party just a few stops away on the line. And I remember everybody was prepping for a Kerry victory. And then, of course, he lost. And the next day was just a joy. It was just wonderful. I was walking around campus having voted for George W. In 2004. And everybody was so upset and down. All I thought to myself was, it'll be okay. It'll be okay. And y'all seem real. You know what? I hope that the people at Harvard continue to continue to spiral the toilet, because frankly, my alma mater is not in good shape anyway. Meanwhile, again, it is fun to watch the celebs. The celebs are also freaking out over at the New York Times. My goodness, they're going to need some serious opiates over there. The New York Times had all the members of their editorial page talk about the worst version of a Trump administration. What a nightmare it would be. They apparently took it from inside some sort of pantry somewhere without any makeup, looking like an outtake from 10 Cloverfield Lane. Here. Here is Ezra Klein and the rest of the photogenic crew at the New York Times explaining how everyone will die and the earth will explode in a ball of fire because Donald Trump is going to win.

Tim Sheehy (49:59)

The worst version of a Donald Trump administration is very, very bad. One that is not only extremist, but also effective in that extremism.

Matt Walsh (50:08)

Emboldened by a series of Supreme Court rulings, you know, perhaps bolstered by support in both houses of Congress, you know.

Joy Reid (50:17)

Trump will fulfill his promise to be addicted dictator on day one. He sends troops into neighborhoods like my own to try to round up undocumented immigrants. That he sets up a network of camps, mass deportations.

Matt Walsh (50:34)

It would likely plunge the United States into something like a recession. His tariffs likewise promised to spike prices for most Americans and cause costs to go up dramatically.

Tim Sheehy (50:44)

That version of Trump could result in.

Matt Walsh (50:46)

Abandoning Ukraine to advancing Russian armies, could result in extraordinarily erratic foreign policy in the Middle East.

Tim Sheehy (50:54)

I mean, Donald Trump often talked about things like bombing Mexico to deal with drug cartels. People stopped him from doing that, but.

Matt Walsh (51:00)

There'S not going to be any adults in the room this time. The worst version of a Trump administration.

Brian Hook (51:04)

Seeks various forms of retribution against Trump's enemies.

Matt Walsh (51:09)

Real. And what a terrible editorial page they have to him to harass and undermine this political opposition. This leads to substantial resistance, mass protest, and also drives his enemies into a cycle of radicalization, intensifying unrest and conflict, and in the process, doing profound, impossible, permanent. He's the only one who talks about the left here, basically, when nothing we could do by voting or using our existing institutions will reverse the consolidation of power. I can't believe these people see ending if really manifests in the ways that he and other conservatives have discussed them. And I have a great fear that that's exactly what's going to happen over the next four years. Wow. Well, your fears, you know, I feast upon them. I feast upon them because the things that you're saying are ridiculous. Ridiculous. I mean, some of them, I hope happen, frankly. I hope that President Trump makes our enemies fearful. I hope that President Trump restores the constitutional order by firing a bunch of people in the executive branch. But most of that stuff is just you guys, you know, getting high off your own farts in the car. So perhaps you ought to take a second look at your life right now. You got everything wrong in this election. Maybe you're getting that wrong, too. It's funny. They make all these mistakes and then they never actually take in the mistakes that they've made. It's really incredible. Nicole Wallace over on msnbc, she has announced that she is deleting her Twitter. Well, don't let the door hit you where the good Lord split you, lady.

Ben Shapiro (52:44)

I have this sort of insatiable interest in every bit of wisdom you can impart. And as a journalist, I hear you about girding ourselves for this moment. As a human. I deleted Twitter today. An act of self preservation. And because I was no longer able to find the things I was interested in, I'm seeing a lot of things that I'm not.

Matt Walsh (53:08)

Well, a sad story for all of you again, as they shed their tears. Donald Trump is moving forward. This is an administration that is going to staff up. From what I see, the staffing decisions look good. It looks like an administration wants to hit the ground running because Trump's done this before. And again, that I'm unaccustomed to this sort of optimism. I'm just not used to it, folks. I'm gonna have to take the weekend to rest up and recover and then come back with my A game because, frankly, I'm short on sleep. But I'm high on life because it was a good week and hopefully next week will be just as good. In just a moment, we're gonna get to the resistance. Yeah. As Democrats are trying to figure out how they resist. If you're not a member, become a member. Use Coach Shapiro checkout for two months free on all annual plans. Click that link in the description and join us. Dam.