Topic: Nominee

11 chapters across the catalog

Douche Mobile
Episode 1676 12:31 - 14:09

1676: Douche Mobile

Kamala Harris vs Michelle Obama, Democratic Identity Politics and Nominee Speculation

Speculation continues regarding whether Kamala Harris or Michelle Obama will replace Joe Biden, as these are seen as the only options that satisfy the Democratic Party's identity politics. Sunny Hostin of *The View* argues that Harris is presidential and ready, while expressing doubt that the American electorate is prepared to vote for a Black woman.

Flying Cars
Episode 1675 35:38 - 40:27

1675: Flying Cars

Ian Bremmer Eurasia Group, Biden Nominee Predictions

Geopolitical analyst Ian Bremmer stated on Deutsche Welle that Joe Biden is physically unable to serve another four-year term. Bremmer predicted that Biden will not be the Democratic nominee on the ballot in November, suggesting that the conversation has shifted from mental acuity to a general consensus on physical capacity. He criticized the campaign's delay in addressing these concerns through media appearances.

Flying Cars
Episode 1675 1:02:25 - 1:03:46

1675: Flying Cars

Vivek Ramaswamy Michelle Obama Prediction, Big Mike Theory

Vivek Ramaswamy reiterated his theory that Michelle Obama will ultimately replace Joe Biden as the Democratic nominee. He argued that she is a "tested" figure who could rise above the fray of ambitious governors and senators. This sentiment aligns with long-standing speculation that Barack Obama remains a primary influence behind the scenes of the current administration.

Honorifics
Episode 1597 2:44:36 - 2:50:58

1597: Honorifics

Senator John Kennedy Grills Judicial Nominee on Pronouns

Senator John Kennedy questioned judicial nominee Mustafa Kasheubai regarding a court order that invited participants to declare their pronouns and "honorifics" such as "Mix." Kennedy also challenged the nominee on an article where he suggested setting aside "conventional ideas of proof" when dealing with issues of equity, diversity, and inclusion. The nominee defended the statements as being related to interpersonal respect rather than legal standards.

Five Bidens
Episode 1212 53:13 - 55:01

1212: Five Bidens

Hillary Clinton Sundance Interview, 2020 Urge

In an interview at the Sundance Film Festival, Hillary Clinton expresses a lingering "urge" to run in the 2020 election but maintains she will support the eventual Democratic nominee. She emphasizes the primary goal of the party is to defeat Donald Trump.

Hunger Stones
Episode 1066 6:30 - 9:33

1066: Hunger Stones

Supreme Court Hearing Grandstanding and Lindsey Graham on Judicial Hypocrisy

Senator Lindsey Graham criticized the Democratic opposition to Brett Kavanaugh, labeling the proceedings a "hypocrisy hearing." Graham noted that past liberal justices like Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen Breyer were confirmed despite their clear ideological backgrounds. He argued that a conservative president has the right to nominate conservative judges without being forced to pick liberals for the sake of "fairness."

Paraphilia
Episode 373 2:33:30 - 2:36:09

373: Paraphilia

Neil Cavuto's Ron Paul "Phenomenon" Commentary

The show concludes with a clip of Fox Business host Neil Cavuto describing Ron Paul as a "phenomenon" who draws crowds similar to Barack Obama's 2008 campaign. Cavuto suggests Paul is a "hit with a lot of liberals" and could be a formidable independent nominee. The hosts sign off, reminding listeners that "donating is love."

Carbon Cops
Episode 326 15:24 - 17:58

326: Carbon Cops

State Tax Policies and Rick Perry's Political Standing

The benefits of states without personal income tax, such as Texas and Washington, are compared to the high-tax environment of California. Governor Rick Perry is criticized for his efforts to implement toll roads across Texas. Despite local unpopularity regarding specific policies, there is speculation that Perry could become the Republican nominee for president.

Obama Sells Out To China
Episode 143 17:23 - 19:14

143: Obama Sells Out To China

Sarah Palin Media Perception and Political Viability

A discussion on Sarah Palin's public image contrasts her media portrayal as unintelligent with her high standing in Republican presidential preference polls. The conversation touches on her experience as a governor and her ability to communicate without a teleprompter. A comparison is made to a David Letterman segment involving Joe Pesci and the "head in a vice" scene from a mob movie.