Rod Blagojevich
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4 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 26 Mar
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But they show he learned the lesson that you can't trust those Washington insiders because they'll infiltrate your government. And they'll be the ones who will try to not carry out your orders. You know what you really can't trust?
I'm pretty good at patting myself on the back. I was in that business. So I'm going to pat myself on the back. I called it. I think I'm Tucker. And even before that, I was saying Trump was going to sweep all the battleground states.
Yeah. That was propaganda. It was wild. Yeah.
They were propping her up. It was really thin. They did that with Obama. They got away with it then. They propped this guy up to be this demigod that he's not.
Was it today? I think it was yesterday. She was talking about joy. Is that the one?
You're right in this lies. It's based on lies. It's not forcing people and It's not the will of the people, and they're just lying to you.
Right. They took away the rights of the people and the Democratic voters to choose their nominee.
I'll tell you what happened. You've been lied to over and over again by the establishment, Democrat Party, and their allies in the media, that that's a very serious threat. My daughters are fearful of some of this, and that Donald Trump is this rotten guy, and he's not those things. They've been demonizing him for so long, and this is on purpose. This is part of the political strategy.
And eventually, most of the people saw through it. And you don't give yourself enough credit. But when you had Trump on here and then you eventually made your decision, you swayed a lot of people and made a real difference in that election. So thank you for that because I think that's part of saving America before America could become great again. Which is a good thing, isn't it?
Why wouldn't America want to be great again? Well, it certainly should be. I mean, it's all... And it is great, isn't it? Why do the Democrats seem to think America's not so great? We've had a lot of problems. There's wrongs in our history, of course, in the original sin of slavery, Jim Crow and segregation, and the treatment of black people in America. That's all very real. They've been screwed.
But spite of it all, this is a country that offers the opportunity we talked about and corrects those mistakes. But the problem, I think, in some respects today with the Democrat Party is now it's a question of reversing. It's no longer let's judge people, but not by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character.
Let's overcorrect. Exactly.
I have a long history as a Democratic governor and congressman supporting a woman's right to choose. I haven't changed my view on it. I'm a huge Trump supporter, but I haven't changed my view on it for the same reasons that you just explained. Not to mention the fact, who am I as a man to tell some woman what she could do with her body?
No, it's very complicated. And the people on the other side, the pro-lifers, these are good people who genuinely believe that this is the killing of a baby. What Roe v. Wade had said in this decision, you know, it broke it down into trimesters. And within the first trimester, that's a life and being, but it's not a human being. And that always seems sensible to me.
But the idea of government doing what you just described, can you imagine a guy like me who's gone through what I've gone through with the government, what it did to me and to my family, not being sympathetic to what you just said about the fear women have?
You know, right.
Yeah. And a lot of those people who were demanding those masks and would deny your right to choose whether you have a vaccine or not, the same ones who are very much pro-choice when it comes to a woman's right to choose, but they don't apply the same standard to other things. I know. It's so fascinating. And it's that inconsistency. My body, my choice. Yeah. Right. Right.
Yeah.
There was a guy in prison named Crow. He was clearly a Dodgers fan. How did I know he had a tattoo? Dodgers, right on top of his head. And I sang to this guy and about 110 others at the GED graduation with my prison band, G-Rod of the Jailhouse Rockers.
No, they didn't allow that.
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