direction of America determined Tuesday

0:00 Speaker 1 Sunday morning, three days in the election, which way is the world going to go? Well, one of our best gurus, we have Governor David Pattison with us, who has a lot of common sense, and Governor Patterson, what do you think.

0:21 Speaker 2 Well, I think it’s most important for the country to recognize that after our quadrennial referendum on leadership and presumably policy, that we start to come together and understand why the election went the way it did. I think there are a couple of things that people who might want to vote for Vice President Kamala Harris should learn if President

0:47 Trump wins, and of course if she wins, there are a few things that I think people voted for President Trump should learn so very quickly if President Trump wins. I think that Democrats have we got to face the inexorable problem that we’ve had with the border as it is right now, and the fact that even though President

1:11 Biden has cut the number of people were coming in from the border pretty significantly in last six to eight months, we are still trying to catch our breasts from all the people been shipped to different parts of the country without any federal aid going with them, and it just basically became a mess, and American people would vote for

1:33 President Trump because they want to end the mess. The second issue that I think that Democrats have to learn the president wins is that you can’t continue to think that you’re controlling the narrative. So few press conferences, so few opportunities to learn who the presidential candidate from the Democratic side was delays, and all it did was fuel

2:01 the fire for President Trump, who’s never afraid to appear anywhere. In the event that Kamala Harris becomes our forty seventh president, I think that people who voted for President Trump have got to understand that finally the public became exhausted. They were exhausted with these situations, things that he says, denials that he makes, comments that he made about the election

2:33 already being stolen in Pennsylvania. There’s no evidence to that, And I think that that exhaustion factor is something that people who even believe in him and voted for him would have to understand. And then the final thing would be if as President Harris wins, we have to understand that a lot of people have won the presidency of

2:57 the United States and were not looked upon as a standing leaders starting with Harry Truman, and then on the other side in two thousand President George W. Bush. People thought he didn’t deserve to be anywhere, but he served two terms very admirably and was underrated. So remember the candidate that sometimes doesn’t look as if they’re going to

3:19 be that strong might be. So those are the governor only.

3:24 Speaker 1 My only fear is that she doesn’t have the experience to deal with world leaders. And if the same people that are running President Biden’s campaign are going to run her campaign, then I’m worried about that. And she has made remarks that she believes in open borders, and if you believe in open borders, I believe in immigration, but

3:51 I don’t believe that we should just let everybody in.

3:54 Speaker 2 I think that she has had to carry the water for Democrats because that’s been the position for the last four years. If I were her, I wouldn’t have done that, even though the president.

4:07 Speaker 1 I rather have you a president.

4:09 Speaker 2 Well, you know, I think that’s a pretty good idea. But considering all of it, people tend to not always be who you think they are when they actually get elected. And the one thing I will say about Harris is that people who knew her in her early days of leadership Attorney General and that kind of thing, said that

4:30 she’s a real tough hombre in those days, and they can’t understand why she has changed so much. So she changed so much because she was in California. But I think that the jury would still be out even if she wins, that she’s an ineffective leader. I think that’s something that remains to be seen understood.

4:51 Speaker 1 Governor David Patterson. On November fourteenth, we are having a group of Democrats and a group of Republicans go together for dinner to sort out having peace in the world. I hope you can.

5:07 Speaker 2 Join us, So you mean I can come and I don’t have to bring my riot helmet.

5:11 Speaker 1 And you do, you do, and you don’t have to pay the check. Thank you, Thank you so much for coming coming on and uh see you Tuesday night while we’re counting the tallies. Absolutely