Biden’s Year One Has Been “Epodentially” Disastrous

16 Dec 2021

BUCK: Here’s one thing. I wrote about this at BuckSexton.com this morning, and the headline is pretty self-explanatory: “Everybody Knows Biden’s First Year Is a Disaster.” Even Democrats are waking up to this reality because he did not deliver for them. People keep saying, “No, Buck, he’s doing exactly what he wanted.” No, he’s actually bad at being bad, meaning you can’t even execute.

He can’t even lead on the Democrats’ wrong and dumb ideas, which is making people on obviously the left upset as well as those of us on the right who have known this guy was gonna be a buffoon the whole time and that there was something inherently reckless about putting him in the Oval Office, right? So whether it’s the border, the economy, inflation, Afghanistan. Look covid policy right now.

Look at covid policy and tell me that this is anything other than an abject failure, more people dying from covid under Biden’s time than Trump’s time. So, where does this leave us? Well, my main man Clay Travis sent this around to our EIB team a few moments ago, and it is certainly adding fuel to the fire of speculation. There’s gonna be a lot of this kind of speculation in the days and, really, months ahead. Kamala Harris, according to the Wall Street Journal here, says she and Biden haven’t discussed running for reelection in 2024.

This is from Kamala Harris: “‘I don’t think about it, nor have we talked about it,’ she said in an interview, noting it’s their first year in office amid a pandemic.” Well, let me just say a few things. First of all, Clay, that she doesn’t think about it is a huge lie. (laughing) There’s no vice president of the United States who’s like, “I never even considered whether the big guy’s gonna run again or maybe I step in and try to help out a little bit myself.” These are politicians. They are obsessed with themselves. They wanted to keep going forward. They want to stay in power. Now, do you think this is just an inartful response from Kamala, or do you think that this is Kamala Harris realizing, “It’s time to push the old man outside into the cold?”

CLAY: I think it can be both because let me read you the full quote in the way it’s contextualized. She was directly asked by the Wall Street Journal whether or not she and he would mount another campaign in 2024, and this is the lead-in. “The White House has said repeatedly he plans to seek reelection in 2024.” Kamala was asked about whether Biden and she would seek reelection, and she said this: “I’m not going to talk about our conversations, but I will tell you this without any ambiguity: We do not talk about, nor have we talked about reelection.”

Okay. So I’ll read a little bit more. First of all, when you say to someone, “I won’t talk about our conversations,” but then you say exactly what the conversations were about, right? “I’m not gonna tell you about any of our conversations.” Just think about this if you’re in a marriage. You come up to me and say, “Hey, Clay, do you and your wife ever talk about having a fourth kid?”

By the way, she doesn’t want a fourth kid. We’re not having a fourth kid. But if I came out and said, “We don’t talk about our private conversations, but I will tell you this: We are not going to have a fourth kid,” that would be a direct conversation that we had that I am sharing with you. So she said, “We don’t talk about our conversations. We do not talk about, nor have we talked about reelection, because we haven’t completed our first year and we’re in the middle of a pandemic.”

All right. That’s her answer. Here’s the deal. They cannot trot her out for interviews, Buck, without her making the story something other than what they intended the story to be about because she is so inartful in the way that she responds to questions. Let me tell you what the easy answer to that question is. Have you guys talked about running for reelection?

First of all, the answer should be, “We don’t talk about our plans for 2024 in great detail ’cause we’re only one year in, but we are doing an incredible job, and my plan is that Joe and I will run for reelection in 2024. We plan on that.” Something along those lines, right? You can rehearse this answer. I think she is trying to push Biden out the door because I think that they had private conversations when she took this VP job, Buck.

I think that Joe Biden let her know, because he basically ran on this idea, “The future is yours. I’m, in the meantime, going to return America to stability, then I will step off the stage and you will be the nominee.” I think that’s what he told her. Do you think that’s likely that conversation, and now she’s getting nervous because she’s gonna be tethered to Biden potentially as the 2024 campaign plays out?

BUCK: Well, yeah. I don’t think she’s some strategist of any note when it comes to these things. I think if you’re Kamala Harris right now you probably don’t want to be thought of as the heir apparent ’cause your poll numbers are terrible. You’ve got nothing to show for anything yet, and even a lot of the Democrat media has started to say, “Hey, you know, who’s pretty great? Pete Buttigieg!” They started to do this, “Hey, look over here, everybody!”

CLAY: And he took most of the first year off for paternity leave! That’s how bad things are for the Biden administration, the guy they’re saying is doing the good job actually wasn’t there for months and they got the biggest supply chain crisis in the history, maybe, of America, and they’re like, “He’s done a great job at transportation secretary.” That’s how low the standard is.

BUCK: To be a no-show in the Biden administration is probably a smart move in a lot of ways when you see the results of what’s actually done by the people who are making the decisions here. But this will be fascinating to see. Here’s the only thing, though, that I keep in mind as I go through this: Joe Biden, nothing about him is really a surprise to me.

I thought maybe he’d be able to get through Build Back Better this year in some capacity but those election results, specifically Virginia — and then also the near-miss in New Jersey — I think that made a stiffened spine for Joe Manchin and, by the way, Kyrsten Sinema right now is also saying that she won’t go along with the break of the filibuster for the voting rights bill that they want to push through to obviously try to change the reality of how the election will play out next year.

So there’s some things you could have expected. Joe Biden… I remember I got invited a long time ago, like 2008 to see the third tier, the also-rans of the Democratic candidates. I was invited to to political event to just to sit there and listen by a friend — lady friend, neither here nor there.

CLAY: That’s why you went. You’re burying the lede there. She was good-looking.

BUCK: We don’t have to be talking about that. This is back when occasionally I’d go on dates with Democrats. So I go to this event. I go to this event, and it was like Dennis Kucinich, two other people who were running for president — Democrats I can’t even remember — and Joe Biden. Joe Biden was a third-tier candidate who had been running for decades but this time around at a time of national anxiety.

And, “Oh, gosh, Donald Trump is so scary and covid!” Putting this decrepit but supposedly grandfatherly figure forward somehow worked, right? I mean, he is currently the president of the United States. Given all of that, Clay, I look at this and I say, is it really beyond the pale that they’ll try this one more time and then maybe have him step down for health reasons after they think he gets reelection? ‘Cause I do believe this.

The Democrat establishment would rather try Joe Biden — even at age 82, 83, whatever he’ll be — against Donald Trump if Trump is in fact the Republican nominee again, than to risk running Kamala Harris against Donald Trump. I think Kamala Harris as a matchup against Donald Trump is something the Democrats know is just a nightmare for them.

CLAY: Oh, I think… Look, Kamala Harris against Donald Trump, they’re gonna get destroyed. I’m not even sure she would be the nominee in 2024. If Trump didn’t run and just decided to kind of play the grand pooh-bah role and, for instance, deputize Ron DeSantis as his chosen successor, Buck, that I think Ron DeSantis might beat Kamala Harris 57 to 43, right?

I think we might see a landslide of epic proportions because Trump is going to bring out the anti-Trump corps that are going to be against him no matter what. And I appreciate the fact that, as I said earlier in the show, Trump has taught people how to fight. But I think a younger candidate who has not been on the national stage, whether it’s a Ron DeSantis, a Tim Scott, whoever that person might be, I think is sometimes is harder to land a punch on. And if it’s Kamala Harris against a new breed of Republican, a younger version, then I think it’s incredibly hard for her to land any punches on them, and she will get destroyed.

BUCK: The first year of a presidency, they’ll tell you, “You have a get everything done that you really want to get done in the first six months,” some people say the first 90-days, “of a new presidency, right, of an entirely new presidency.” And then you get to run on what’s coming next, the next steps, you’ve set the groundwork, you’ve laid the foundation. Look at Obama with Obamacare. You look at how this has worked in the past for Democrats. Right now, they’re going into the midterm election year without even a foundation to build on, really.

CLAY: You’re right.

BUCK: You just have Joe Biden having made a whole bunch of promises that he was not able to keep, and looking increasingly frail and befuddled to the American people. Oh, which reminds me. I actually think this is perfect timing. Clay, we are about to learn a new word today, because it has never appeared in the SATs before. It might now ’cause it’s not actually a word. Joe Biden goes around saying this all the time. These are all different instances of his usage of the word “epodentially.”

BIDEN: (montage) Epodentially. Epodentially. Epodentially. Epodentially. Epodentially! Epodentially. Epodentially. Epodentially. Epodentially. Epodentially. Epodentially. Epodentially. Epodentially. Epodentially. Epodentially. Epodentially! Epodentially. Epodentially. Epodentially. Epodentially. Epodentially. Epodentially.

BUCK: It goes on for like almost a full minute. Clay —

CLAY: I’m trying not to get this caught in my head because I’m gonna find myself when I try to saying “exponentially,” I’m gonna say, “expondentially.”

BUCK: It’s not even a filler word! It’s a word that he leans into. It’s like, “We’re gonna make the country epodentially better!” He really leans into it. Not a word, Joe. Not a word.

CLAY. Oh, my God. And that I think is why Kamala Harris is trying to kick him right off the ticket here in this interview. The problem — and remember when people were concerned that Joe Biden was the Trojan horse candidate, and he was going to step down and Kamala Harris was gonna take over, because there was this fear that she was particularly skilled maybe in a way that Joe Biden was not?

Now people are afraid that Joe Biden is going to step down and Kamala Harris is gonna take over because as incompetent is Joe Biden is, Kamala Harris is far more incompetent. So the idea was, “Hey, you’re gonna have the runway to take over the Democrat Party, ’cause Joe Biden’s 78′ he’s gonna be 82 in 2024. There’s no way that he’s going to run again.” Now Democrats are going to try to run a guy who would be 86 years old at the end of his tenure. That’s unbelievable.

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Lt. Commander Bryan Stern Live with the Forgotten in Kabul

16 Dec 2021

CLAY: We’re gonna go to Afghanistan and talk about the situation on the ground ’cause a lot of people are still not paying attention to the Americans that have been left behind there. We have a clip, right, of Jen Psaki.

BUCK: First, we have retired Lt. Commander Bryan Stern, who is the cofounder of Project Dynamo, up next. He is on the ground now in Kabul, in Taliban-controlled Kabul, Afghanistan. Here’s Jen Psaki trying to respond to the question about Americans there.

DOOCY: Why is it that there are still Americans stranded in Afghanistan?

PSAKI: The United States does not track or put a tracker on American citizens traveling overseas. Let me just reiterate something that Tony Blinken said back in August, which is that if Americans who are in Afghanistan wanted to leave, we would help them get out. I would note that since that time, we have directly assisted 479 American citizens to depart Afghanistan.

DOOCY: Four-hundred-and-seventy-nine left behind is a lot higher than the 100 to 200 that President Biden was talking about. So, how’d you guys get the number?

PSAKI: There were people who determined they wanted to leave since then, and it is our responsibility to help them depart.

BUCK: We’ll get the real deal coming up here from retired Lt. Commander Bryan Stern of Project Dynamo on the ground in Kabul.

BREAK TRANSCRIPT

CONGRESSMAN MICHAEL WALTZ: I can’t tell you how many veterans have reached out to me and just said they’ve never been more disheartened and disgusted with their own government — and the State Department in particular that they’re finding is more a part of the problem than helping them with the solution.

BUCK: What is the status of Americans left behind by the Biden regime in Afghanistan? We want answers. That was Michael Waltz, congressman, great guy, former lieutenant colonel, great dude. And he’s asking the question, we want to try to find some answers to now. We have Bryan Stern with us. He’s a multi-tour combat veteran who served in over 50 countries including Iraq and Afghanistan in the Army and the Navy. He’s a 9/11 first responder, a Purple Heart recipient, founder of Project Dynamo, a nonprofit that has been forward deployed conducting rescues and evacuations from Afghanistan since mid-August. Bryan, thank you so much for being with us.

STERN: Thanks for having me. I really appreciate it.

BUCK: Bryan, tell us what’s going on, where are you, what is this problem set, how do we fix it?

STERN: Right now… (chuckles) Tough questions. The easy one is right now I’m in Kabul. I’m in Kabul, Afghanistan, right now. We’re in the middle of conducting a pretty sizable evacuation of 50 green card holders and American citizens. So, we are actually executing as I talk to you. We’re doing PCR tests right now. (chuckles) How do we fix it? I don’t know, is the answer.

BUCK: Let me… Before we get to the how we fix, let me come back here ’cause I want to understand. Who is it left behind and how is it to get out? Because the White House so seems to be playing games. They make it seem like, “Oh, if people want to leave, they can just leave. We’re not their keeper; they do what they want.”

STERN: Yeah. So, you know, it’s hard, right? When the State Department says that, yes, that’s true, kind of like when the State Department says there are X-amount of Americans who want to leave. Yes, that is true in the context of there are a lot of American citizens who are married to people who are visa holders or visa applicants, and they, their spouses and their families cannot leave.

So if I’m an American daddy and I’m married to an Afghan mommy and the Afghan mommy has three children and the three children are undocumented, when you ask me as an American do I want to leave, the answer is, “No, I’m not leaving my family.” It turns into, “Well, that guy doesn’t want to leave.” That’s not exactly accurate. Technically it is, but there’s a little more depth to it that changes things.

CLAY: Bryan, appreciate you coming on with us live from Afghanistan. And I just want to confirm what I heard. Did you say that you’re trying to get people PCR tests, covid tests so that they can get out of Afghanistan? So, let me get this straight. The United States government, are they still requiring covid tests for American citizens to leave Afghanistan while they’re not requiring illegal immigrants coming across our southern border to have covid tests?

STERN: Absolutely, and we do it as a matter of course. We do it as a matter of course so that there’s no reason when we arrive in the United States — that there’s no reason — anyone says “no.” So what we’ve experienced is any opportunity to be an obstacle or a challenge or a problem we try and address those in advance —

CLAY: And, by the way, sorry to cut you off, but we appreciate all the work you’re doing, but doesn’t that seem crazy to you that you’re trying to get American citizens out of Afghanistan and you have to worry about whether or not they have covid tests in order to get back in the country, and yet we have an open southern border where we’re doing nothing?

STERN: Really and truly of all the obstacles that we face, the PCR piece is actually one of the easy ones. So, yeah, the PCR test is a requirement. We don’t do just that. We do… We actually do covid vaccines here in Afghanistan. So, every person that flies in the Johnson & Johnson, Grade A American covid vaccine shot again as a defeat mechanism so that no one can say, “Well, we’d love to let ’em in but, you know, the covid thing, can’t have ’em, no, no, no. Everyone is tested. Everyone is vaccinated.

BUCK: We’re speaking to Bryan Stern. He’s a multi-tour combat veteran, founder of Project Dynamo. He’s on the ground as we speak to him right now in Kabul, Afghanistan. Bryan, are the Taliban allowing Americans to leave who want to leave? How is it…? I mean, you are now in Taliban-controlled Afghanistan.

STERN: I was walking the streets today, and it’s a very weird thing. It’s a surreal experience, I must say. I’ve been to Afghanistan a bunch of times. I’ve been to Kabul many times. I worked in Kabul for six months, longer. It’s a weird vibe on the street. The Taliban, their position, if you will, is they’re not gonna do anything to an American. They don’t want to rock the boat.

They’re trying to demonstrate to the world that they’re real and legitimate and all those things. So because of that I tell people, people say, “Wow, you’re in Kabul, that sounds crazy.” I tell everyone it’s like going to the South Bronx, it’s scary but not exactly dangerous. You know, probably it’ll be okay is very much the vibe on the street here in Kabul, it’s like that where it’s kind of awkward, kind of weird, you get some funny looks, but the reality is they’re actually not gonna do anything, probably not — until, until they do, and that’s what we’re all afraid of. And so when does the shoe drop?

CLAY: Yeah, what is the expectation, Bryan, in terms of when you’re in Kabul and you’re walking around, you say it has an eerie feeling but, you know, nothing really is become calamitous. When do you think that other sure, proverbially, drops, in terms of your experience in Afghanistan?

STERN: I think as the economy fails, as starvation becomes real. The winter is here. It’s freezing here. My flight was delayed because (chuckles) the runway was covered in show, then ice, then low visibility. They still don’t have snowplows at the airport still to this day. So, Afghanistan’s always been a complicated country, a poorly resourced country but for foreign governments. As the situation and humanitarian crisis goes from bad to worse, that’s really when you start to see things fracture.

People need to remember the Taliban — you know, right, wrong, or indifferent — they are a transitional government, no different than when we switch from Republican to Democrat presidents or vice-versa. There’s always this period of transition. And then the dust settles and then, you know, the honeymoon So every and then real life has to start. The Taliban don’t have a lot of experience governing. So they have their work cut out for ’em regardless of whether they’re good, bad, or anything else.

BUCK: Bryan, we gotta ask you, are you optimistic that all Americans who have been left behind in Afghanistan will get out in let’s say the next six months, and is the Biden administration taking this as seriously and doing as much as they should?

STERN: The answer to your first question is, will they all get out? I’ll tell you, on behalf of Project Dynamo, we’re donor funded. So a little plug for us, ProjectDynamo.org. Please help. We are 100% donor funded. As long as there are Americans or green card holders left behind and we are funded we will continue to bring them out ’til they’re all home. Will they tell all get out as long as we have funding? Yes, they will, I can make that commitment.

BUCK: And the Biden administration component of this, are they doing everything they can?

STERN: I think that until everyone’s home there’s always — there’s more to do. There just is. If the State Department did five flights today, I would say, “How come we didn’t do six?” But this is a very hard problem set. It really. It’s very difficult. There are so many pieces to it. You know, I’m reluctant to say it’s any one person’s fault or one person’s problem ’cause it really isn’t.

It isn’t. Were mistakes made? Definitely. Mistakes are always made. Were decisions made that shouldn’t have been made? Absolutely, for sure. Was this thing…? Could this have gone better than? It couldn’t have really gone any worse is what I would say. But, you know, are they doing all that they can do? We put a man on the Moon. We work see golf balls from outer space. We invented the internet. We are an incredible capable country.

In my mind, there’s no reason why a not-for-profit like mine is evacuating American citizens tonight. I have an 18-month-old little boy who has a U.S. of passport. His passport, I have it in my hands, says “We the People on it,” same as mine. I don’t understand why this kid has been trying to get out since August and we’re December and we’re having that conversation.

That was a hard pill for me to swallow as a patriot, as an American. It’s not political. It’s not political whatsoever. It’s just as an American, we don’t leave our people behind ever, ever, ever, ever, ever. It is beat into us in the military. And I’m looking at an 18-month-old little boy, and he needs me to get home. That’s very strange to me. Very strange.

BUCK: Bryan Stern, veteran, founder of Project Dynamo. Go support Project Dynamo, and, Bryan, thank you so much for being with us.

STERN: Thank you very much. Really appreciate it. Thank you.

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President “I’ll Fix Covid” to Set Death Record

16 Dec 2021

BUCK: When you look at what the numbers are right now, Clay, how could you think that Fauci and the health bureaucrats in this country are anything but a massive failure? This is just up on the Daily Mail. “CDC issues,” CDC, folks, “grim forecast warning that weekly covid cases will jump by 55% to 1.3 million by Christmas Day.” That’s deaths. Remember they keep saying we’re all protected from hospitalization and death? A little bit but not entirely even if vaccinated.

It’s better, certainly, to be vaccinated than not. but there are still people going to the hospital that are vaccinated. There are still people… Again, think about what was promised six months ago. “Deaths will surge 73% to 15,600 a week as Omicron becomes the dominant strain.” That’s according to the CDC forecast. So we went through all this stuff. We’ve done all this masking, all the social distancing, all the shots, more shots, booster shots… for this? This is what the end result is? It’s kind of hard for people to take.

CLAY: The data is likely, I believe, if you look at it that we are going to set a new all-time record for cases at some point in January. So one year. And that’s significant because Joe Biden when did he come into office? January 20th or whatever heck Inauguration Day was. Essentially one year after Joe Biden took office and said that he was going to solve covid, that there were gonna be no issues going forward with covid, we are likely to set an all-time record for the number of cases of covid that exist in the country.

Now, remember last year we barely had any vaccines that were distributed, we barely had any therapeutics. And here we are coming up on a year of the Biden regime where they said they’re gonna solve covid and there’s gonna be no issues, we’re gonna likely be at or near an all-time high for cases.

BUCK: Cornell University has gone to full remote, okay? Cornell University, technically just an Ivy League school. Just saying.

CLAY: Andy Bernard’s alma mater.

BUCK: There you go.

CLAY: For Office fans out there.

BUCK: Keith Olbermann too, by the way, but I think he went to the ag school. So Cornell has gone full remote. And they have a big omicron outbreak specifically as I understand it, over 900 cases, Clay. According to Cornell’s own administrators, almost all of the cases — almost all of the cases — are fully vaccinated individuals ’cause you had to be vaccinated to be on campus, right?

So unless someone was forging it or lied or had some exemption they were vaccinated. Now, I understand. They will always retreat so this, “Oh, but you’re much safer if you’re vaccinated.” No, no, no. The 20-year-olds who are getting vaccinated were never at risk. They were forced to get the shot, let’s remember. They were forced to get the shot to stop from being infecting and spreading, and they are doing that anyway. So the “pandemic of the unvaccinated” line that Biden used is not accurate. It’s not fair.

CLAY: It’s also just a complete lie, and it’s like six months old. Remember one of the first things Joe Biden said if you want to go back in time a year ago when he took office he said, “Guys, if we just wear masks for a hundred days, covid will be over!” That was his first pitch. “Hey, we just need to wear masks for a hundred days and covid will disappear.”

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Elizabeth Warren Blathers Back at Musk, SCOTUS

16 Dec 2021

CLAY: We’re gonna have some fun for you, one of the dumbest people in media, Joy Reid, fired up about Elon Musk. But we talked about this yesterday, maybe the day before. Elon Musk and Elizabeth Warren going back and forth at each other over taxes and tax rates and tax being paid and everything else. And Joy-Ann Reid decided to jump in. But make no mistake what’s going on here. I think this a calculated decision, Buck, by Elizabeth Warren.

As the Biden administration is floundering and as there is more and more public discussion — certainly way more than that private discussion — about whether or not Joe Biden is going to run in 2024, I think that Elizabeth Warren is trying to stake out a position for herself on the leftward edge of the Democrat Party potentially for the primary going forward, ’cause people are talking about Kamala, they’re talking about Mayor Pete, and Elizabeth Warren’s kind of waving her arm — Pocahontas — and saying, “Hey, wait a minute! You’re forgetting about me,” and she came out and said, “It’s time to pack the Supreme Court” straight up, not tiptoeing up to it at all. Let’s play cut 4.

WARREN: The problem we’ve got is, first, that Mitch McConnell hijacked this court. He stole a Supreme Court seat so that President Obama didn’t get to name someone, and then he crammed through a nominee just weeks before President Biden was elected. We’ve got a court that, over time, is taking out the basic notion of the rule of law, the idea that we decide something and we pretty much stick with it. This court has lost the respect of the American people, and the only way I believe that we’re gonna rebuild that is we need to bring in more justices, we need to get some balance back in this court.

BUCK: This is just blather. This is idiotic beyond even what you could express through analysis of her words. First of all, what is she even saying? The process is the process, and it was not broken or changed in any way. The Senate did what it did, and we have a Senate that has certain rules for how you get a Supreme Court nominee through. Mitch McConnell didn’t change the rules. Mitch McConnell didn’t say what now the libs are saying, which is they want a one-time break.

A one-time break in the filibuster so they can get through a big voting rights change, which would essentially federalize state elections, which would open up a tremendous door to fraud and the inability to even catch election fraud because of the way they want to structure it. This is just, when they don’t get their way, the institutions have to be scrapped or changed dramatically. When they do, the institutions are sacred. This is the classic Democrat thing. It’s the same you’re hearing now about how the Senate is “antidemocratic” because they represent states and not individual population centers. This is what they always say when they don’t get their way.

CLAY: And the idea that you’re going to create more political legitimacy for the Supreme Court by — for the first time in hundreds of years — expanding the number of Supreme Court justices is a ridiculous argument that Elizabeth Warren certainly has to see through. And, Buck, the argument of, “Hey, they don’t respect precedent,” well, it was only a few years ago that gay marriage was allowed to become the law of the land. The Supreme Court typically…

Now, they’re worried about what’s gonna happen with Roe v. Wade, but the Supreme Court typically has been over the last 40 or 50 years very expansive in terms of creating rights that may or may not have existed under the textual analysis of the Supreme Court. So all of a sudden you get threatened because Trump — and this is a big deal, and I think it doesn’t get enough attention.

For somebody out there who was an anti-Trump person, Trump got three Supreme Court justices on the court, relatively young ages, that are gonna be there for the next — theoretically if they stay healthy — sometimes 30 and 40 years for these justices. The Lincoln Project people out there, Hillary Clinton would have made all three of those appointments but for Donald Trump getting elected when she did. And if that had occurred, God forbid what the Supreme Court would be saying right now ’cause they already had a strong left wing.

BUCK: It’s so transparent, though. With Warren, she’s just giving voice to a common theme on the left, and it is the Supreme Court is political when it doesn’t give us the political outcome we want.

CLAY: That’s right.

BUCK: Right? It’s politicized when I don’t get my way. This is like a child throwing a tantrum, right? If they don’t want to share their toys, that’s okay. When someone else in the sandbox doesn’t share their toys, though, they’re being mean. It is a childish view of the Supreme Court that you get from Democrats. It’s obvious. But they convince themselves of it and it doesn’t matter. Oh, we should court pack because the court has lost legitimacy? Think about how stupid that is.

CLAY: Before the court’s even issued a ruling, by the way, Buck.

BUCK: They don’t even know! Clay, this is what they always do. They know Biden Year One is a disaster. The Democrat brand is circling the toilet bowl right now. They know it’s in bad shape. So what are they already preparing for? Break-the-glass plan, man! They’re trying to figure out how they can change the way not who or why they want to vote, how votes with counted, where votes are cast, what the legal system is around the election. They want to change the rules of the game because they can’t win the game as it stands right now, and they know it.

CLAY: This is an area, by the way, that I think Trump missed on in the 2020 election. Joe Biden got to run the entire campaign without ever having to take a position on whether or not the Supreme Court should be expanded, and nobody in the media hammered him on it. You don’t get to just say, “Oh, I don’t really want to answer that question.” You’re running for president of the United States! It’s kind of a big issue. And he hasn’t even still to this day, to my knowledge, has not given an official position himself on whether this should happen or not.

BREAK TRANSCRIPT

CLAY: I can’t believe this clip is real, Buck. Every now and then we play a clip and I just… My jaw drops over how insanely stupid it is. And you know how often it is connected to either Joy Reid on MSNBC or Joy Behar on The View? A huge percentage of the time. The two Joys are probably the dumbest people in media, and that’s saying something, ’cause there’s a lot of dumb people in our industry. But can you think of someone who consistently says dumber things than the two of them?

BUCK: The guy who is running for lieutenant governor of Texas, the former Republican turncoat, Dowd. He’s up there. There are a few. There are a few. Steve Schmidt on MSNBC says stunningly stupid things. But he says it as though he’s just cracked a thesaurus before he comes on air to use some big words to make it sound less dumb to some people. But, no, I mean… I don’t know. Joy Behar is really, I think, in a class by herself.

CLAY: But at least she’s —

BUCK: She’s a comedienne.

CLAY: In her defense, she was a comedienne. So, she’s not necessarily known for being a political heavyweight. She has kind of stumbled into whatever job she has found.

BUCK: Joy Reid went to Harvard, folks.

CLAY: Did she go to Harvard?

BUCK: Joy Reid went to Harvard.

CLAY: (sigh)

BUCK: Yeah.

CLAY: I don’t know that Joy Behar graduated from high school. So the Joy Reid stupidity is far more disappointing, all right? So, I want you to listen to this argument. So, you guys know this ’cause we talked about it and hopefully you saw it. Elon Musk, I don’t agree with everything associated with his relationship with China. That’s pretty much the only thing I can point to with Elon Musk that I’m like, “Hey,” and I don’t expect for every public figure to agree with me on everything.

So I’m not one of those people who’s like, “I’ve got a litmus test, and if you don’t agree with 10 out of 10 things with me I can’t appreciate you.” No. I like most of what I see Elon Musk doing and saying. I love that he’s a capitalist. I love that he’s a warrior for free speech.

That he’s willing to stand up to these stupid, indefensibly absurd rules and policies associated with different identities that are out there. I love that he attacks cancel culture. So he’s been going after it with Elizabeth Warren. Before that, he was going after it with Bernie Sanders. So Joy Reid decided that she needed to defend Elizabeth Warren, and this is the clip that was on her show last night. Listen to this.

REID: Elon wasn’t happy. So he did what he always did and stomped his little feet and insulted Senator Warren, calling her an angry mom and referring to her as “Senator Karen.” (dramatic pause) So for so many reasons, being a freeloader and a selfish and disrespectful one — and for misappropriating black vernacular for misogynistic purposes — Elon Musk is the absolute worst. You know, Senator Warren has better things to do than fight with Junior Birdman on Twitter.

BUCK: Okay. Elon Musk is the richest man on the planet because he’s really smart, okay? (laughing) So the notion that he’s…

CLAY: He created his wealth out of nothing. Didn’t get rich ’cause his dad had money or his family had money. He is the ultimate capitalist in the entire world.

BUCK: So that’s interesting but the other part of it, I think as many people may have said, “Huh?” So this term “Karen,” which I actually… People use it and I might even use sometimes. I don’t really like it. I think it is a term used to disparage white women, right?

CLAY: No doubt.

BUCK: But sometimes it seems pretty appropriate. I get it. It’s for the person who calls the manager unnecessarily and is complaining and being difficult about somebody. But there’s some tones, there’s some aspects of it that I find a little troubling. Put that aside for a second. We’re not allowed to use the term “Karen” now?

CLAY: (laughing)

BUCK: I just want to know. It is a a term of disparagement by Joy Reid’s own admission here for white women but because she says it comes out of “the African-American vernacular”?

CLAY: Did black people create the “Karen” insult? Is that…? I don’t even know the etymology originates.

BUCK: So now I or you or Elon Musk can’t say the word. Look, it’s so stupid that I think we spend too much time on it, but —

CLAY: Cultural appropriation in general is stupid, right?

BUCK: It’s a dumb idea ’cause all cultures appropriate.

CLAY: Yes. You and I drink coffee. It came from Ethiopia. The internet was invented in America, basically, right? Democracy came out of Greece and Rome.

BUCK: We have rugs because of Genghis Khan, Clay, right? We can do this all day.

CLAY: Right. The entire goal of civilization is to appropriate good things, right? That is how civilization advances. “Oh, your thing is better than mine. Oh, I’m going to take this.” But here’s what’s kind of funny. First of all, he’s defending Elizabeth Warren, who appropriated being a Native American and actually claimed that he was a Native American for purposes of getting her own job, which is why I think, of all the insults that Trump ever made up, “Pocahontas” is one that legitimately makes me smile every time I see it applied. She is a liar, and then she released her own DNA test, remember, Buck, and it showed she was like one 1/800th of Native American?

BUCK: I will have you know that I made fun of CNN because when they did this initially, CNN was like, “Elizabeth Warren proves her Native American heritage!” They were going with it. They were a part of it, they’re like, wow, Elizabeth Warren coming out swinging with 1.4% Native American heritage, like they —

CLAY: It wasn’t even that high. I think it was like one out of a thousand.

BUCK: It was tiny, but it was .01, whatever it might have been. It was like everybody… You and I literally have more Native American heritage. But CNN’s comms shop came after me. “Oh, blah, blah, you probably weren’t even watching us.” No, I was watching; you guys are just a bunch of idiots. But Elizabeth Warren is a little upset with Elon, you can tell because they’re not using somebody who has such a big following on his own that the mainstream media can protect from that person.

CLAY: Good point.

BUCK: The way that Trump could, in some ways Elon can too ’cause so many people want to hear what he has to say so Warren’s a little upset about it.

WARREN: The world’s richest freeloader evidently has a very thin skin. (snickering) But you know the part that really makes me anger about this is on behalf of every public school teacher, every waitresses every computer programmer who actually paid taxes, that means they paid more than Elon Musk did! But the days when these guys not only get to rake it all in, but then rub everybody else’s nose in it while they head off into outer space and declare how they did this all on their own when they were subsidized by the federal government and subsidized by every waitresses and by every public school teacher who paid their taxes? This is wrong.

BUCK: Yeah, every waitress across the country who’s listening to the show right now is saying, “Elon didn’t send spaceships out there because of my extra tips, okay?” Elizabeth is being such a demagogue. Everybody knows this is Marxist, class-warfare crap — and, by the way, she’s worth did 12 to 15 million, I think, something like that herself. She was seen on a private jet, Clay, yesterday.

CLAY: Yeah, and here’s the thing. If I could point towards anybody in the public eye right now and say, “I hope my kids could grow up like this guy,” Elon Musk would be at the top of the list, right? He created… Think about how amazing this guy is. He decided, “Hey, you know what? I want to send rocket ships to space. I think I can do a better job of it than NASA,” and he did!

He said, “Hey, you know what? I want to reinvent the car so that we’re not reliant on oil,” right? So in theory we could create more energy independence and he did it. And, oh, by the way, on the Joy Reid attack, Elon Musk is an immigrant from South Africa. So he’s actually, unlike her, 100% an African-American. He was born in Africa and now he lives in America. He is an African-American.

So I’m not even sure that she could accuse him of cultural misappropriation since unlike here he’s actually an African-American, born in Africa, now an American.

BUCK: And you know what his sin is, of course. There are all these lib billionaires. A lot of them are people that have made money through financial services, and people like Soros who made his money through a lot of currency speculation — and often to the misery of other countries having their currencies devalued over the years.

There are people that do that but as long as they support the right causes, they remain untouched by this, right? Jeff Bezos buys the Washington Post so Jeff Bezos gets left alone by the whole media, also because he obviously buys his ink by the barrel and has it delivered by drone to your front door so people tend to leave him alone. Because Elon believes in capitalism — and also, because he has been, along with you and me, questioning all this stupid…

Remember when, you know, six feet of social distancing was the mantra that was going to save us all? Now we know it was completely arbitrary and moronic, all the mask stuff. Suddenly we discovered masks can stop all respiratory illness if we only wear them for… Not true. He knew that. So he’s been questioning that apparatus too. So he’s a target for the Marxist nonsense. And other billionaires, of course, who write checks to DAs who let criminals out to go beat old ladies with lead pipes and not get punished, they don’t get this treatment from Elizabeth Warren. I wonder why.

CLAY: Yeah, and credit to, Rush, too for Fauxcahontas — which was a play on Pocahontas — and then one of the funniest tweets. Sometimes the insults land, and I thought Trump on Elizabeth landed really well. He put up a new campaign slogan for her. Remember? (laughing) It said, “Warren 1/2020th” to make fun of the fact that her percentage of being a Native-American that she ran with that. I mean, that was an amazing logo.

BUCK: Clay, it’s not just that she appropriated it. We have to remind people of this because otherwise the media will do a whitewash of all of this. She leveraged our racial entitlement system of affirmative action in this country — and that is what it has been called in Supreme Court decisions. She leveraged that as a fraud to get hired at places as a law professor where she absolutely would not have been hired otherwise.

CLAY: That’s right.

BUCK: So she gamed the racial entitlement system to her benefit —

CLAY: Yes.

BUCK: — and elevated herself professionally, and now turns around and wants to pretend that she’s a friend to truckers and waitresses. Yeah, sure she is.

CLAY: She sent in a recipe to a Native American cookbook.

BUCK: “Powwow chow.”

CLAY: “Powwow chow!” (laughing)

BUCK: That was awesome.

CLAY: One of the most amazing and cited her cheekbones as evidence of the “fact” that she was a Native American. (laughing) The fact that she sent in a recipe called powwow chow!

BUCK: I think that was the name of the book. But yes.

CLAY: Oh, powwow chow. Yeah, okay. But still pretty funny, right? That she would be in any way defended by somebody citing appropriation by anyone is beyond insane. Remember Rachel Dolezal, before you couldn’t, the NAACP white woman who claimed she was black. When Rachel Dolezal claimed a heritage that she didn’t actually have, she got canceled. People were like, “Oh, my God. How dare you pretend to be black.” Elizabeth Warren did it her entire career, benefited off of it, and she’s running for president!

BUCK: By science and biology, race is actually much more of a mixed and variable categorization, right? Race is actually largely an artificial categorization because you have people who are multiracial, biracial. That’s all reality that we’re all living with every day, you know? That’s the things are. Great. Sex-gender is actually a physical, binary reality, but you can change that according to the left.

But if you try to play the… Look, I’ve been saying for a while, you know how you bring down the affirmative action system for college admissions? You just have every kid who thinks this is garbage — because it is — apply as something that will advantage them. Just over… Do an Alinsky-style overwhelming of the system of racial entitlement. Then they would actually cause some real problems ’cause you know who forced them to do, Clay? Say, “Your skin is not actually the right color for that designation that you claim,” which starts to sound pretty darn creep owe to, folks, right? That sounds pretty reasonably.

CLAY: Also, we got a pretty big Supreme Court case dealing with Harvard admissions associated with Asian applicants that could also blow up our noxious Rachel politics because as we talked about a little bit yesterday. Asians are, as you said, “white adjacent.” They’re not considered to be minorities because they’re too successful right now.

BUCK: That’s what the left says. I think that’s horrible.

CLAY: That’s what their argument is for why they should be treated differently when it comes to Harvard applications and everything else.

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CLAY: Hope all of you are having a great run-up to Christmas, the holiday season, wherever you may be across the country. People that are not having, necessarily, a great time? We played yesterday the mayor of San Francisco, London Breed, who called for an aggressive expansion of policing because she’s so fired up about all the crime that’s going on.

Things have gotten so bad in San Francisco, Buck — you teased this as we went out to the last break and I saw this story, and I was like, “This cannot be true.” People in San Francisco are now leaving their trunks open because they are so afraid of people breaking into their car, they want to make it clear that they have nothing in their trunk; so please don’t break into my car. Listen here to cut 14 as people in San Francisco discuss the rampant crime that is leading them to leave their trunks open.

STEPHANIE SIERRA: We see the aftermath of car break-ins all too often — windows smashed, glass shattered — but now some people are getting so fed up, they’re leaving their trunks open, hoping that’ll at least spare them the hefty bill to get it fixed. (voice over) Call it the price of parking in the Bay Area. But now it’s come to this: Trunks left open in broad daylight in Oakland.

DRENNON LINDSEY: It doesn’t really surprise.

STEPHANIE SIERRA: Oakland’s deputy interim police chief Drennon Lindsey says. It’s the first she’s heard of it, but it’s happening in San Francisco too. The San Francisco Police Department has reported a 32% increase in car break-ins paired with a 25% increase in auto burglaries. Same story in Oakland.

BUCK: Think about what this really means. It’s people that are so terrified and anxious about their car being broken into, vandalized, stuff being thrown from them, they’re essentially creating a “please, please don’t rob me” sign by leaving the trunk to their car open. I remember ’cause I lived in New York in the nineties when things were really bad, Clay, you would see this all the time.

There would be these people who would put “no radio” signs — little-handmade “no radio” signs — in the window and that was just a constant reminder as you look at around, a psychological hit you would take of wow, there’s a lot of crime in this city and remember when everyone had The Club in their car, on the steering wheel? That became a big thing for a while.

CLAY: Yeah. I remember in the nineties, Buck, and a couple my friends lived in neighborhoods where it was pretty sketchy, and we would leave the car unlocked because you were afraid. You’d take anything of any value out of the car and then you would leave your car door unlocked so if somebody wanted just get in your car and look through it, at least then they wouldn’t break your window.

I’ve never heard of leaving the trunks open, but then that disappeared, right, because the only thing that Joe Biden might have gotten right in his political clear was the 1994 crime bill, which crime collapsed as a result of us putting more police officers on the street, not letting criminals. The “three strikes and you’re out bill” that now everybody hates, you see. I was reading this morning an article — I think it was in the Wall Street Journal — about all the DAs. There now are requirements that you have to be charged with a felony 10 times in some places — 10 felonies — before you face significant bail. It’s unbelievable.

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CLAY: Bad news for you, Buck. I saw this last night. I put it on Twitter. (laughing) We have jokingly called your one-shot Johnson & Johnson the Spirit Airlines of vaccines because one of your buddies termed it that, right, which was a great line.

BUCK: Right, and I think we’re not getting a sponsorship by Spirit Airlines anytime now soon, Clay.

CLAY: I’m flying Allegiant tomorrow so I’m just hoping it lands. I will tell you this. News came out that your Johnson & Johnson covid vaccine has 0% effectiveness against Omicron.

So @BuckSexton really did get the Spirit Airlines of covid vaccines. https://t.co/JZwoABJCtZ

— Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) December 16, 2021

BUCK: Wait a minute. Was it real zero or was it…? (laughing)

CLAY: I will read the headline. The headline is…

BUCK. Oh, my God.

CLAY: I want to read the headline to make sure ’cause I also clicked on it.

BUCK: It wasn’t like 5% protection, Clay?

CLAY: No, ’cause I tagged you in it too, but I want to make sure that I did not get it wrong. The headline is pretty fantastic. This is from the Daily Mail: “Johnson & Johnson’s covid vaccine produces virtually NO,” all caps, “antibody protection against Omicron variant in lab studies.” Virtually no! I actually am gonna pull up the article again now and see. Maybe you got a 1 or 2% protection here.

BUCK: I’m looking for whatever number I can get here, Clay. Look, I’m not concerned. You know why? Because despite the suppression of this conversation by the people that are supposed to be all about the science, I have a little something called natural immunity because I’ve already had covid.

CLAY: That’s right.

BUCK: So I’m not worried and I don’t particularly care for all the fearmongering around people like me. I’m 39, soon to be 40, and I already have had covid. They made me get this stupid shot because by… Everyone that I know who thought they were going to… You only have two options in New York: forge it or get it. There was no… ‘Cause they actually did check everywhere in Manhattan. All restaurants and bars are checking, even some coffee shops will check. So, if you’ve got the Johnson & Johnson vaccine and you already had covid, the city of New York made me go through pain, irritation, discomfort for no reason whatsoever.

CLAY: That’s a hundred percent right. Here’s the official word. “South African virologist Penny Moore found the J&J shot provides undetectable” levels of protection for everyone who had the J&J shot, and here’s the quote. “The situation, I think, is even more alarming for the J&J vaccine — there was no detectable neutralization in our assay.” So, yes, you have zero protection from the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.

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DESANTIS: I think what you see now with the rise of this woke ideology is an attempt to really delegitimize our history and to delegitimize our institutions. And I view the wokeness as a form of culture Marxism. They want to tear…

CROWD: (applause)

DESANTIS: They want to just… It’s not just, you know, people say, “Oh, you know, they’re leftists or socialists.” It’s not just like taxes and all that. Yeah, they do want that, and that’s not good. But they really want to tear at the fabric of our society and our culture and things that really we’ve taken for granted like the ability of parents to direct the upbringing of their kids.

BUCK: Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida there absolutely correct, and he keeps taking actions to defend people as parents, people’s rights to have their children instructed in a way that is in keeping with a, well, sane view of mesh and the world around them. Clay, I gotta tell you, Governor DeSantis, it’s like he was created in a lab of conservatism to save the state of Florida.

CLAY: I think this is, honestly… We talk a lot about what the legacy of Trump is going to be. I think the legacy of Trump is going to be, “He has emboldened a lot of younger politicians to say,” gotta be careful here, “‘F— it,’ and just say exactly what they think as opposed to worrying about what the media might say in response and that there is a massive number of people out there that will have your back. Because how many times did they say, “Oh, Trump said this! He’s done as a political figure.” They couldn’t cancel him, and I think he’s emboldened a generation of Republicans to be fearless in advocating for what they believe, and DeSantis is one of the first to take that mantle up.

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