Donald Trump (7:59)

We've ended weaponized government, where, as an example, a sitting president is allowed to viciously prosecute his political opponent like me. How did that work out? Not too bad, not too good.

Dan Bongino (8:18)

How did that work out? Well, in an Electoral college landslide, folks, there's no disputing the fact that this was an electoral college landslide. You can stick to your talking points all you want. Oh, there's no mandate. He only won the popular vote by. By X amount of votes. In a polarized country where large big cities in New York, California, Chicago, New York, Louisiana, Chicago and San Francisco move a lot of the popular vote in one direction, that's not an effective argument to make. You're losing. You're losing because you're not listening to Carville. Don't just stand there. Do nothing. Really. The line of the night, of course, was this. The border was a big issue. The borders turned chaotic. The open border has resulted in a fentanyl crisis, a child sex trafficking crisis, a logistics crisis, an illegal immigration crisis, a gang crisis, a public safety crisis. The open border under Biden was a disaster. There is no question this probably sunk the Democrats along with the economy. So you would think again that the Democrats would get up and at least applaud some measures being taken to secure the border, because it's almost a universally popular issue right now. Nope. And Donald Trump took the perfect opportunity to tell you what I was telling you the entire time. The Immigration and Nationality act allowed the president, whether it was Biden or Donald Trump, to shut the border to classes of illegal migrants for any reason, for any amount of time. Look it up. Joe Biden just didn't want to do it. And Donald Trump, in the light of the night, made sure he pointed that out. Whoever wrote this in the speech, I don't know who wrote this, Stephen Miller or one of the other guys. My gosh, you're right. This may be a Trump improv moment. This was the line of the night. Check this out.

Donald Trump (10:04)

The media and our friends in the Democrat Party kept saying we needed new legislation. We must have legislation to secure the border. But it turned out that all we really needed was a new president.

Dan Bongino (10:18)

What's the Bongino rule? What is it, folks, in the chat. Where am I going with this? Get ahead of me. Get. Come on. Yeah, he beat him. The punch. He's dropping dimes right here. Yes. Yes.

Vince Colonnese (10:30)

Who?

Dan Bongino (10:30)

Just. I'm going to see if anyone. Because sometimes the chat is a little bit delayed, but yes. Who did it for. Oh, man, you guys are so many. So many people. And I got to get the first one. Oh, man, I missed it. But you guys are. Now you're all getting sound bite. Yeah, soundbites and snapshots. You guys are the best here. D C, D, S. Buscemi. That's a snapshot. You're damn right. Sound bites and snapshots. And which one did Donald Trump have last night? Sound bites or snatch snapshots? Trick question. He had both. Messing with it. Imagine this. The snapshot of Al Green screaming with the cane. No one can hear him. The Senate. Excuse me. The House Sergeant at arms. They had to remove him while he's screaming Scrooge McDuck style. While Donald Trump's at the podium with the smirk and JD Vance is giving him the, you know, I don't really care, Margaret. Side eye. Do you have this? Yeah. You know what? We got to play this. We got to play this. I didn't really intend on playing, but it's perfect. You got this. You got the sound bite of the night. There were tons of them, but that was. That was definitely numero uno. This is for the snapshot. This is all people are going to remember on the snapshot side. Check it out.

Donald Trump (11:40)

Take your seat. Take your seat, sir. Take your seat. Finding that members continue to engage in willful and concerted disruption of proper decorum. The chair.

Dan Bongino (12:00)

Folks. JD Gives them the. The old he ho thumb did snapshots and sound bites. You guys, listen. You all are the most amazing, fantastic audience because you guys learned so quick. I was a quick learner, too. I really absorbed everything with politics really fast. That's why we went from one career to the other and moved right away. Snapshots and sound bites. Look at this. Look at this. Man. Did you catch that? At the perfect time. Johnson. Mike Johnson's looking like, I can't believe I got to deal with these knuckleheads. Trump is smiling like, man, you guys just gave me a snapshot gift because he knows it. And JD's giving him the old Evo. Guys, look at his face. Hey, guys. Someone out. I know you guys are meme lords out there. Someone. Somebody put that up on X and Truth and just bumped that thing around. Man, that is. That's up there with. Listen to me to my Apple and Spotify crowd. You know I love you. You guys were there from the beginning. We didn't have video in the beginning, but please, you got to watch it. Go to 14 minutes into the show. You got to see that where he stopped. That. That is the greatest snapshot ever. You. What's that line they put onto it? Oh, yeah. And JD and Donald and Donald Trump checking him out. Guys, they say hang it in the Louvre. Hang it in the Louvre. That. Hang it in MoMA in Manhattan. That is just a beautiful picture. That is what politics is about. You starting to see it now when you woke up this morning, right? It was a really deep, detailed speech last night. But let's be honest. I mean, even you and I, who are MAGA supporters and we get it. Like we. This is what we do. We follow politics. At least me for now. How much of the speech, policy wise, do you really remember? I'm not trying to knock anybody. Don't take it the wrong way. All right, it was 100 minutes long. But you do remember that you will fully understand politics when you embrace that and tattoo it on your brain. Right direction, Wrong direction. Donald Trump. President Trump highlighted this last night as well. This is important because once you start talking about big global pictures of leadership, you want to make sure that American citizens who are responding to the President feel like they're responding to his policies by saying, yes, I think we are headed in this direction rather than the wrong one. That way. This was smart for him to highlight this. Check this out. V15.

Donald Trump (14:37)

Now, for the first time in modern history, more Americans believe that our country is headed in the right direction than the wrong direction. In fact, it's an astonishing record 27 point swing, the most ever. Likewise, small business optimism saw its single largest one month gain ever. Recorded a 41 point jump.

Dan Bongino (15:18)

Again, we got to go there again. What's the sound bite there? Number. Wait, before I even get to that. I love how Donald Trump, President Trump puts an accent on ever. Most ever. Just to kind of let it stew a little bit. He floats it out there and lets it kind of dwell in the ether. And then what are his. What's his political opposition doing out there? They're booing as Donald Trump is Talking about how the American people feel, a renewed sense of. Renewed sense of optimism. How do you think that sounds and looks? The answer is pretty horrendous. Is that really the snapshot and sound bite you want? I don't think they've thought this through. This is why I'm always encouraging you to not get emotional about politics. Passionate, but not emotional. There's a difference. All right, I may be picking nits, but passionate means. It bleeds to you. It matters to you. Emotional means, for me at least, it means you let your emotions overtake reason. That's what happened last night. The Democrats had a moment tactically to sit back, look like they were cooperating on issues where there's some supposed agreement. They didn't do it. They didn't do it. They chose to boo and hiss. Cancer patients are sitting on their hands, just, I tell you, in the most objective manner possible.

Donald Trump (16:44)

The most ever.

Dan Bongino (16:46)

Ever. The most ever, most objective ever manner possible. It was a total disaster for them politically. They just did not embrace snapshots and sound bites. And don't ever repeat the mistake with them. We're not going to win every political race ever, ever. Sometimes it's just best to sit back and do nothing. They didn't do it last night, folks. One of the things about President Trump that I find he's not afraid to inject, humor. Jeremiah and Elizabeth Warren, last night, that was a classic. But last night there was an opportunity to highlight an ongoing problem. Inefficiencies in our Social Security system that have led to excess payouts. People who don't, you know, people who may be dead, getting money, people who are older, getting Social Security. They are a powerful, powerful set of American citizens. They vote, they've worked their whole lives. They built this country. And listen, they're reliant on this product called Social Security. No matter how badly it's been mismanaged. We can't just pull the rug out from other them because they already, they paid into this program and feel justifiably so, like, hey, you know, I get my money out. I don't blame them. You'd feel the same way. So Donald Trump took an opportunity last night to use a little bit of sarcasm and humor to highlight an ongoing problem there. And sometimes these guys here know where I'm going with this because we had this conversation. Sometimes humor and sarcasm, which we are quite fond of here, can be some of your best weapons. Alinsky said it, too. Ridicule, your most potent weapon. Here's funny Trump last night. Check this out.

Donald Trump (18:30)

To The Social Security databases are age over 160 years old. We have a healthier country than I thought. Bobby.

Dan Bongino (18:47)

Again, I don't think that was in the prompter. I'm reasonably confident it wasn't. It was just an opportunity to kind of break up what's a very serious moment with a bit of sarcasm and humor and use it as a potent ridicule weapon like Alinsky recommended, who is a liberal activist, by the way, because there's no comeback to it. He's of course, talking to HHS Secretary Kennedy. Nobody does it like him. Nobody. People have been as good. Nobody better. He is really, really good at this. And he really made fools out of his opposition last night. Had a lot, you know, serious moments, lighthearted moments. You want to take people on an emotional roller coaster. It makes them feel alive, like they're part of something. I want to contrast that. Coming up next. And hat tip maze. More in advance. Great account. M A Z E M O O R E on X Great videos. He had the lowlights of one of Joe Biden's State of the Union addresses. And I want you to see the contrast between the two because contrast matter too, you know. Diamonds look nicer on a very specific background, even though it's the same diamond. You'll see what I mean. Coming up next, Patriot Mobile. Together, you and I have been fighting for the same thing. Freedom, liberty and the country we love. One of our biggest supporters over the years has been Patriot Mobile. They stuck with us through thick and thin. If you're part of the Bongino army, should be on Patriot Mobile. We need to keep supporting companies that share our values and stand for what we believe in. You can switch to Patriot Mobile with confidence, knowing you'll get outstanding nationwide coverage because they operate on all three major networks. Not only do you have a guarantee from Bongino here, that's me. You'll get the Patriot Mobile coverage guarantee. Remember, every dollar you spend supports a company believes in the first and second Amendments, sanctity of life and our veteran and first responders. Switching is easy. Keep your number, keep your phone OR upgrade. The 100% US based customer support team will help you find the perfect plan for you, even your business and your family. So go to patriot mobile.com dan or call 972-patriot. Get a free month of service with promo code. Dan can't think of a single reason you shouldn't be on Patriot Mobile. Check them out. That's patriot mobile.com dan or call 972-patriot next sponsor today. Ammo squared.com. do you remember the great ammo shortage of 2020? Shells were bare. Even online options were wiped out. Well, there's a company in Idaho helping to make sure that never happens again. It's called Ammo Squared. They've been helping over 80,000 members get their ammunition automatically since 2015. Here's how it works. You sign up. Pick your ammo from over 70 different calibers. Set an auto buy budget. Choose a shipping trigger. Over time your ammo accumulates and is stored for free in Ammo Squared's climate controlled warehous until you're ready to ship. What a great idea. No minimums, no extra fees. It's perfect for small budgets or anyone who wants to build up a stockpile without spending thousands or hundreds of dollars up front. Choose from over 70 calibers of ammo. Set your budget. Let Ammo Squared do the rest. Ammo Squared is a smarter way to stockpile ammo. Set it and forget it. Ship it when you need it. It's the easiest way to stay prepared without the hassle. Head on over to ammo squared.com. take the work out of buying ammo. 80,000 members and thousands of five star ratings can't be wrong. That's ammo squared.com. check them out today. Must be 18 or older and not prohibited from possessing ammo. Must be 21 for handgun ammunition. Thank you ammo squared.com Back to the show. Contrast what you saw last night. Funny Trump, Serious Trump. Confrontational when necessary Trump. He just knows how to take you on a roller coaster. Everybody needs to feel like life is living, like we're involved in this. You don't want to listen to Charlie Brown's teacher up there. Contrast that with this State of the union from Joe Biden with the mask wearing people in the background. Of course they probably still believe these things work. And stop Covid, check this out.

Joe Biden (22:41)

To do more than just build back. Better to build back. Have to build back better. Scientific breakthroughs took us to the moon. Now we're on Mars. Discovering vaccines gave us the Internet and so much more. Installing 500,000 charging stations along our highways. So let's end cancer as we know it. I spent a lot of time with President xi. Travel over 17,000 miles with them. I think you should be able to become a billionaire and a millionaire, but.

Dan Bongino (23:09)

Pay your fair share.

Joe Biden (23:10)

I've made it known. I've made it known that America's back. If we act to save the planet, we can create millions of jobs. With regard to Russia, I know it concerns some of you, but I made very clear to Putin. He understands.

Dan Bongino (23:30)

I guess. I guess nod. I guess he didn't understand. Snapshots, soundbites. What's the snapshot there? He's talking with mask wearing people in the background who sane Americans realize those things are useless. It is a show device. It is a prophylactic mechanism that engages in no prophylaxis whatsoever. What do you. There's a. Thank you, guys. There's your. There's your snapshot right there. There's your snapshot. Compare that with President Trump and JD Given Al Green the old get out of here heave ho as he's interrupting this looking like Scrooge McDuck. Oh, there we go. Oh, man. Just can't get any better, I'm telling you. Look at that now. Look at that. There you go. What a contrast. Look at those two pictures. This stuff matters in politics. If you don't understand it, please do me a favor, don't get into politics. It's okay. You may have a different skill set, maybe you're a good football coach, but if you don't understand how these imagery. This imagery matters, you're in the wrong space.

Donald Trump (24:38)

Take your seat, sir.

Dan Bongino (24:39)

Look at this. What a disaster. And they complained about Joe Wilson with the you lie thing. Maybe we get this Al Green screaming. Now, listen, anybody can say, hey, the speech was great. I mean, obviously, while I'm still in my political opinion role, I have a strong opinion about it. I do, however, try to be objective. I mean, you know, serious time, okay. It doesn't do me any good as a supporter of this movement we have built over the years to lie to you. If it was a garbage speech, I am obligated to tell you. I mean, I wouldn't call it garbage. I'd be nice about it, but I would still tell you, and we need to work on that. Last night was spectacular. It really was. It was also, and I think objectively bad, horrendously bad night for his opposition that just decided to embarrass themselves. I don't know why. I don't know why. They're usually smarter than this, but those are desert. Those are opinions. Back it up. Okay, here it is. Here's cnn. So I can't be accused by Stewart or anyone else who doesn't like us in the media. And we have a lot of people don't like us, as I'm finding out. Here is CNN discussing a poll where 69% of Americans had a positive reaction to the speech. 69% of Americans. You can't get near 70% of Americans to agree on anything. That's how good of a speech this was. Check this out, the results. What was your reaction to Trump's speech? 44% of speech watchers in our instant poll tonight say they had a very positive reaction to Trump's speech. 25% somewhat positive, 31% negative. Now I get it there. Where am I going with this? There are some people out there who are like, dan, you said 69% of positive reaction. Yes. That requires. Michael was a math major. Play the clip again. I'm rewind. You'll see what I mean. Some people are confused. Not you. Not you. I promise you there are people confused, going. I don't get it. I know you don't. I'm sorry, I can't help you. Michael, help him out. Sometimes we text Michael, well, my daughter has a math problem. They can't figure out. Michael's like, boom, boom right away. He never forgot his math. That's pretty good. Here, you want to put that, Put the screen up. What was your reaction to Trump's speech? Let's see if. Can we figure this out? If you're bongino haters, Michael gets it. He'll help you. Text him. Here's his number. You imagine that your phone would totally blow up. That'd be the. Oh, man. The RNC man. Remember that? Oh, my gosh. I had to change my. Couldn't take it. I couldn't take it. I'm sorry. It was just, what a meltdown after that. All right, this is again one of the highlights of the night. And folks, this is where President Trump, I believe, is different, is a different brand of Republican politics. Let's be honest, outside of Reagan, there hasn't been really a national Republican or international Republican figure who has really got his finger on the pulse of how people really worked in Donald Trump. And I think it's due to his business experience where he's had to deal with everyone in New York, from mob people trying to squeeze his construction sites to unions to city officials for labor contracts. He just has to know how people are feeling. This was a really amazing moment. Obviously special to me, having been a former Secret Service agent myself. It was a very nice thing to do. I texted Director Curran this morning from the Secret Service and I said, hey, man, really great job with the young man. Here is Donald Trump calling out a 13 year old battling brain cancer. They made him an honorary Secret Service agent. This was really nice and definitely worth checking out.

Donald Trump (28:21)

And tonight, dj, we're going to do you the Biggest honor of them all. I am asking our new Secret Service Director, Sean Curran, to officially make you an agent of the United States Secret Service.

Dan Bongino (28:52)

Good for you, Sean. President Trump, that was very nice gesture. And by the way, total snapshot there. Total snapshot. That commission book that, you know, that thing you see like in the X Files, FBI, that, that's, that looks like a real commission book. I have one. I was looking around for mine, but since I didn't even say it. Sorry, I don't mean to get off track. This is the last day in the studio, so there's almost nothing here except for the, you know, gizmos. People send a couple on the desk and that's really it. I was going to show you my commission book that, that looks like a real commission book. That's pretty cool. So good job, Director Curran. Hey man, this stuff matters, you know, it's the government, it's serious stuff. But this doesn't. It takes but a moment to make. Government employees we pay for, whether it's Director Curran, the Secret Service of the FBI, we don't have to be stiff. There's nothing wrong with being relatable. There's nothing wrong with that at all. We're there to serve you. It's public service. Public service. We work for you, not the other way around. This government operates by consent of the govern. We work for you. And there's nothing wrong with showing a human side to even a United States government enterprise like the Secret Service. Nice job, folks. I told you. The media response, the media meltdown to the one the first term and now the early days of the second term and these early days of the second Donald Trump victory have been borderline hysterical. But I'm going to tell you something and again I say this, putting on serious dam bongino hat here. The response to this 13 year old young man with cancer by Nicole Wallace last night at MSNBC is one of the most disgraceful things I've ever seen in media. I'm going to tell you something. I don't speak for Fox, I never did even when I worked there. 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Nicole Wallace (34:27)

And I hope he lives the life he wants to live. He wants to be a cop. He knows what he wants to do. And maybe when you have childhood cancer that crystallizes. And I hope he has a long life as a law enforcement officer. But I hope he never has to defend the United States Capitol against Donald Trump's supporters. And if he does, I hope he isn't one of the six who loses his life to suicide. And I hope he isn't one who has to testify against the people who carried out acts of seditious conspiracy and then live to see Donald Trump. Pardon those people.

Dan Bongino (34:58)

Folks, do you understand the level of derangement you have to have and the hatred for Donald Trump? Excuse me, to take from a story of a 13 year old with brain cancer having his moment as an honorary Secret Service. Aiden, he's not going out there protecting the President. They didn't issue him a firearm last night. It was obviously meant to be a light hearted moment to celebrate this young man and his battle with this potentially and sometimes likely terminal disease. He's 13 and you took out of that, that. What do I, Let me see. You're on the show. You're like, what are my viewers at MSNBC want to hear tonight? I've got an idea. You never hear Jesse Watters joke on the Five where he says permission to make an analogy. They do that because the running joke is analogies can go wrong really quickly. They can. And you got to kind of be careful on the air. You don't make light or something. So that's kind of where that comes from. Give you a little inside baseball. Nicole should have asked the same question. Permission to make an analogy here to January 6th. And some of you, what do I think even the crazies over there would have been like, I could tell you for sure. Guy and Michael be like, they'd be behind the scenes. Like, yeah. He would be like, did you sleep well last night? Like, how. You're right. Do you need an eye cream? We're gonna ghee would stop the. He may even cut out of the show. There are things you just don't do. This is a young man at 13 who's been through a tragedy in his life. Your viewers. Look at this. There's the picture. I mean, you got Director Curran. Just enjoy it. You think that how. Sorry, guys. I'm just. I can't imagine watching this program at MSNBC and thinking, you know, I really hope somebody makes a January 6th analogy. Like, what? Oh, my gosh, they have this title. You just don't hate the media enough. I guess not in this case. I can't imagine a worse moment. I don't care about Nicole Wallace. I don't do media boycotts. It's a waste of everybody's time. Just telling you, if someone in NBC doesn't call her up and be like, you really need to apologize, I would be astonished. It's just a terrible moment. Here's another awful moment last night. Democrats, of course, refusing to shake hands with President Trump's Cabinet members. Members of the cabinet, show some respect. It's not hard. I had. I don't get this. Oh, Dan, what would you know about that? Gee, I don't know. I was an agent for Barack Obama. You know, when you leave the detail. I don't know if you know this. When you leave the president's detail, you have the opportunity to take Oval Office photos with your family. I took him. Barack Obama is the president, United States. I have the photos. They're not hanging all over my house, but I have them. I didn't say no, I'm not taking the pictures. You just shake their heads. What's a big deal? No, he's like, here, let me shock everyone. Breaking news. Everybody is in a work environment out there. If your workplace has more than two people like you and your wife, right, which is a lot of small businesses mid size and certainly large businesses, everybody goes to work with someone they don't like. It's a good point. I mean, Guy and Justin can't stand each other. It's like a UFC match in here. The other day, Michael had to break it up. It was like a rear naked choke going on. He had the leg hooks in. I was like, guys, this is like an HR problem. We can't have this in the workplace. There's not even a mat on the floor, but he does it anyway. They give each other a high five and get the show done. Apparently not the Democrats. Watch this. Check this out. Look at. Look at what's happening. The Democrats are not even acknowledging the Cabinet right now. I just don't remember that being. At least they would get up and shake their hands. Just a visual here that they're. They're not engaging. This is not a pathway for it to part of bipartisanship. How bad does it have to be where CNN's like, yeah, I'm not really sure this is a winner. You just shake their hands. This isn't complicated, folks. In the chat, some of them like, did he really. No, no, they're united. It's actually, they're united against me in the Star wars front with the ongoing drama over Rogue One. They're the. They're the best of friends. They love each other. And, you know, it's. When you ever. You mentioned Road Rogue One, it's like a unity moment where they both fire bombs against me. I mean, it's really ruthless, too. You would think this company was called, like, you know, Guy and Justin Inc. The way they don't even care. Like, sign the checks, whatever. Doesn't matter. Doesn't matter. No respect. Like Rodney Dangerfield. No respect. I gotta have fun, guys. I gotta have fun. I gotta put my serious hat on soon. Got serious things to do. Not leaving you without a smile. I was just telling Evita that this morning. I said, man, we're gonna laugh a little bit before this wraps up. Hey, don't let me wait. I know. I got the Joy Behar clip. Did you see the Joy Behar clip?

Vince Colonnese (40:00)

What?

Dan Bongino (40:01)

Joy Behar clip. Stand by. This is the last day in the studio, the last day. We had some good moments here. You know, we had some good moments, but good moments at bad times. I mean, Guy, you guys, you and Michael, remember when President Trump was shot in the head? I'm calling him on the phone, like, guys, we gotta. Like, he was like, what do you want to do? Like, I think we should just go live. And, you know, we didn't know too much other than he was obviously shot in the head. But we came in, we knocked out a show, and then when President Biden Said he was leaving the race. I'm like, we got to do it again. And so many shows here, they, you know, the coverage after election day. So if everybody. You got the wave, an emoji guy, throw one in the chat. And I know it's just a place. It's, you know, whatever. But it's not that. It's that we had the memories and the memories are going to be tied to this place. It's just four walls and a floor. But the emotions around it are tough. This is the last podcast we will ever do from here. Tomorrow's show you will see will be from the new studio. And we're gonna give it. Yeah, there you go. Yeah, man, you guys gonna miss this place too. I'm gonna show you something. This is just this thing here. It's just a tv, man. There's a. Can you do the two shot there? Yeah, look there you have Oscar winners and nominees. Anybody want to watch a TV show in the back? That's all. This is the new studio. We got New York City bricks in the background. You'll see them later. A real iron pilings, bookcases, fancy lighting. All this other stuff, multiple sets here is just basically a converted apartment. I'm going to miss this place. So sorry, guys, didn't mean to divert off the topic. And yeah, look, zoom out. Look, gizmos. This is geese little what Lego guys here the rhino. Was that Jen Psaki. We got the clown. We got. This is. And then you're all like cards people have given me, including Gi. This is Justin people's elbow. Gi Karate man. Bucky Dent, my favorite baseball player. Someone gave me the Bucky Dent card. No, I'm going to miss this place some. A lovely young lady gave me this bongino thing I have. I try to keep everything, folks. Once in a while it gets lost in transit, but. Oh, here's one more too. I was doing a book signing in Oklahoma. The Tulsa Police department special ops team. That's a pretty badass patch right there. And then hat tip. Danny Boy O'Connor, House of Pain. Gave me a little house of painting signed my. My tape cassette. So last show from here. Goodbye studio, old studio. Welcome in the new emotional. Maybe cry a little bit. Just kidding. We'll miss you though the show tomorrow. So you're gonna tune into tomorrow's show, see the new studio for the first time. The guys, by the way, been busting their ass. I want to thank him. But it is. When I say a new studio, I mean it's a whole new setup everything, the electronics, everything. So we're kind of flying by the seat of our pants a little bit tomorrow. So if there are some snafus in tomorrow's show, I hope you guys are cool with. All right. Because we're doing this no matter what. Okay, back to the show. Sorry about that. The View has always been as. I'm going to miss this, by the way, because once I put my nonpartisan government service hat on, my opinions are going to stay inside. I've got a job to do. Raise my right hand. I plan on doing it in a nonpartisan manner, obviously, or I wouldn't accept the job. So I'm going to miss the View because it is a source of ongoing content for the show and humor. Here is Joy Behar again with the ridiculous argument that Donald Trump's win was not some kind of a landslide. It was in this hyper partisan environment. And she tries to bait Stephen A. Smith into it. Stephen A. Smith, who acknowledges he's not even a Trump supporter, kind of looks at like, really? Did you follow what just happened about two months ago? A little less than two months ago. Check this out. And he's been going around with his cronies touting his so called landslide, landslide and blow out win. But he won the popular vote by 1.5%, one of the smallest ever. And he won the general election by less than 50%.

Nicole Wallace (44:12)

So what kind of mandate is this, really?

Vince Colonnese (44:14)

It is a mandate and I'm going to explain why. And I don't mind the question, but let me be very clear. I'm no supporter of Trump. I'm a supporter of truth and the facts. And here's the facts. The man won every swing state. He increased, in terms of his vote, voter turnout in his favor from the standpoint of blacks, Latinos and young voters. He increased his numbers in that regard. From 2020, 89% of the counties shifted to the right. That's a mandate. We can sit up there and play around all we want to in 2020. They didn't. TRUMP didn't win the popular vote. He didn't win the Electoral College vote. A matter of fact, the Republicans hadn't won the popular vote, if I remember correctly, since 2000, 2004, but they did this year. So 20 years after they last won a popular vote. They won the popular vote. They won the Electoral college vote. The man won every swing state and on top of it all, 89% of the counties shifted against. I don't understand how people can look at that and say there's no Mandate. There's a mandate.

Dan Bongino (45:13)

I want to pile a quick tactical point onto Stephen A. Smith's commentary there to Joy Behar, who's just sitting there speechless as Stephen A. Just rattles off a series of accurate statistics. By the way, folks, you have to understand, all of this was done the Donald Trump resounding victory swing states, a movement of minority voters and elsewhere and other things as well, which he just mentioned. This was all done in a political use. The buzzword, the ecosystem, whatever, where the entertainment community, largely the sports community, the music community, the acting community, the academic community, the corporate environment was certainly the media environment, which is obvious from that last segment, was all tilted to the Democrat side here. Analogy for you. Permission granted. Thank you. It's like going into a boxing match where you have 20 ounce gloves on, your opponent has chainmail, has headgear, a chainsaw and a blowtorch and you win the match and you win it by decision. You get where I'm going with this? The context matters. People might say, well, that wasn't an impressive victory. He only won by a split decision. Yeah, when you factor in the the opponent had a blowtorch, body armor on and a chainsaw While you had 20 ounce gloves and a hand tied behind your back, it's pretty darn impressive. That's pretty good analogy that. That's what's going on here. Donald Trump had the mechanisms of government, law enforcement weaponized against them. There's no question about that. None media. I just went through the whole list, the entertainment community, all of them calling him all kinds of vicious, horrible names. And he still wins every single swing state and the popular vote. I think that that's worthy of an impressive landslide mandate title. Donald Trump did something last night. President Trump did something very impressive last night too, folks. When you're in a debate with someone, what do they call this has a name, it doesn't matter. But there's this technique people have in a debate and I'll drop this on you and put it in your little toolkit. When you're debating someone on any issue, one of the most effective things you can do is say, I'm debating he about Rogue One. Right. He loves Rogue One. Me, I'm getting there, but I'm not sold yet. What you say to people is, let me make the case that Rogue One is not the best Star wars movie. But here's what he is going to say. It is one of the most effective debating tools. Why? Anybody know in the chat? Because when gee says it, you look smarter, not him. Even if the point he makes is genius, why do you look smarter? Cuz you look like you're able to predict the future. You do. You look like, my gosh, you're in guy's head. But keep in mind, you're not really. Let me relate it back to politics. You always know what a Democrat's gonna say about tax cuts, right? No matter the tax cut, they probably hate it. Correct. So you don't have to be the Stygian witches or, you know, Carnac from the Johnny Carson show to say, my opponent here is going to say he hates these tax cuts and here's why. The rich should pay their fair share. That. You saw Biden say it before in that State of the Union thing. Why do you know that? Because they always say that. It doesn't take a genius or a super genius, but when you say it to an audience, you look more impressive. Here's Donald Trump last night beautifully employing this debating trick right there when he says, no matter what I say tonight, the Democrats will not get up and applaud. And then, in fact, they didn't. And he looks very pressured for doing it. Check this out.

Donald Trump (49:04)

And once again, I look at the Democrats in front of me and I realize there is absolutely nothing I can say to make them happy or to make them stand or smile or applaud. Nothing I can do. I could find a cure to the most devastating disease, a disease that would wipe out entire nations or announce the answers to the greatest economy in history or the stoppage of crime to the lowest levels ever recorded. And these people sitting right here will not clap, will not stand, and certainly will not cheer for these astronomical achievements. They won't do it no matter what. Five, five times I've been up here. It's very sad and it just shouldn't be this way.

Dan Bongino (49:55)

You see that? Listen, man, it's a free country. I am an avid, firm, passionate supporter of the First Amendment. Speak out. You don't like Donald Trump, Say what you got to say, but you can't. Everybody who thinks this guy is some kind of, you know, unhinged, whatever, you're totally missing the forest for the trees. He does these things like this because he has a natural kind of instinct for this political back and forth that is, people do that in debates all the time. And then what happens? The camera pans over and he's absolutely right. No one's responding. No one's clapping for even the good stuff. Hey, America's back. The Democrats, you know, sitting on their hands. Employ that in your debates. And you'll see it is an unbelievably effective tool to disarm what your opponent's going to say before they even say it. I want to bring this up again because I don't want to miss it. I only have a Let me see what a few shows left we Got next week, March 14th be the last podcast. After that Vince Colonnase will be taken over. I promise you're going to love him. He will be at 10am 10am Eastern Time and it's going to be an interview based show. He has the best guests, he has tremendous access to people. He has an unbelievable show. He'll also be taken over on radio as well. There was a question from the audience. Is Vince going to be streaming the radio to Rumble? I'll get you answers for all this stuff, I promise. As you can imagine, given this opportunity presented by President Trump, AG Bondi and Director Patel, I didn't have a lot of time. So we're still working through this with you. I'm not going to lie to you. I'm you know this show is authentic for a reason. When I don't have an answer, I'm not sure yet. I will get that for you. But I can tell you this. The Haley Show Rumble.com Haley H A Y aliy is happening. Evita shows already been going. Rumble.com Evita Vince's show is happening at 10am and I will get you more of the details. It should be on this feed here as we transition. I transition out so you won't have to do anything. All you have to do is watch. Bongino army thank you again. I want you to know my wife and my daughter and I are trying to read as many emails as we can. I got one last night from a 70 year old grandmother who loves the show and told me how she was not big on watching stuff on the Internet before we started and now is hooked. I got your message and it means the world to me. I wasn't big on watching stuff on the Internet either and now look what happened. Thank you guys so much. I'll be doing the radio show here in just a few minutes on Rumble if you want to tune in. And I will be back here from the new studio tomorrow at 11am Fingers crossed. Fingers crossed. You should just watch in case it's a total train wreck. Just watch. It'll be fun. We can watch it with lights fall down. It'd be great. It won't. It won't. He's like will there be a public execution no, no, no, no. It's okay. I rushed. I had a rusher, but I couldn't help it. All right, enough for me. See you in the radio show a little bit back here tomorrow. You just heard the Dan Bongino Show.