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Alfonse D'Amato Former U.S. Senator from New York

Biden's debate a setback for his campaign.

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Speaker 1 What is this Sunday morning? Is Senator Alfonse to motto one of the smartest guys I know. He did very well for New York City, New York State, and for the rest of the country. Senator, my god, our country is in a mess and I need a reading from you.

What the heck is going on after that debate?

Speaker 2 Well, look, you’ve got a group of Democrats who want to get Biden to step aside. All right. I don’t think Biden is going to do it, and I hope he doesn’t. I want to tell you why I believe, and the polls seemed to indicate what I’m saying. The Carmilla Harris would be a much more difficult opponent than

Joe Biden. I think that tomp beats Biden, beats him bits the undecided to vote not fifty to fifty, but overwhelmingly for Trump because they’ve seen how horrible Biden is. Jamila Harris even now she’s only running several points behind Trump.

And let me tell you something. The African American community, which is beginning to be much more supportive of Trump, if Harris is the candidate, I am very fearful that they rally and the Hispanic community rally behind her, and she becomes a winner. You can beat Trump, or rather Trump can beat Biden. No trouble, No trouble, Harris, believe

it or not. To beat Trump. With the American vote, which has been slipping away all right, going to either neutral and some to Trump in bigger numbers than he ever had, will rally behind Harris. Womy okay, will rally behind Harris. The last thing we knew need is to push Biden out?

Speaker 1 Doesn’t Harris? Doesn’t Harris hurt Biden having heard as the vice president because a lot of people, a lot of people, and I don’t wish anything bad on anybody, don’t think that President Biden will make it through the next four years.

So in other words, if you if you vote for President Biden, you’re actually voting for Vice President Harris.

Speaker 2 Well, don’t you think that Harris is a tougher candidate to Biden. Biden’s wounded people don’t sure about him. You put Harris there, guess what happens The Democrat state, Democratics and African Americans who were falling away come rallying back. Women, Okay, vote for Harris. I have to tell you, she’s a much more dangerous candidate than Joe Biden. Sleep beat Joe.

We beat him. When I say we beat him, plump beats free beat Joe, understand does not does not beat Harris. So you understand that if.

Speaker 1 If Joe Biden decides not to run, then then the Democratic Party is going to make Harris the uh the.

Speaker 2 The automatically, Yes, they automatically have to go to her. If they don’t go to her, they lose all of the African An American vote, they lose women. Trump wins bet. So I gotta tell you our best bet those who want Trump to win is that Sleepy Joe stays in and that he runs Trump. He loses to Harris. And

most people don’t realize that. They don’t realize it. Well, if you look at the numbers, she’s only running two points behind, she’s only running two points behind Trump. But if she becomes the nominee, let me tell you her numbers go up. Trump loses best bet. Trump’s best bet, Joe Biden’s to Kennedy has his best opportunity to win.

Did you ever think of that before?

Speaker 1 Don’t you know? I didn’t think that she was that relative. I just thought that, uh definitely go to baby Gavin Newsom or somebody else.

Speaker 2 No, they would forget it. The Blacks and the party would would desert. They know that Trump is not going to throw the delegates against her because of anything. You want a Democrat to win, and she has the best chance of winning if people think about it, if you analyze the numbers. Just look at the numbers. Where she

stands now, Where she stands now, she’s holding two to three points behind behind Trump. Let me tell you if she becomes to candidate, she beats them.

Speaker 1 Understood. Santa Domado, thank you for your voice. You’ve had your voice out there for a long time and you continue to speak out for America. Thank you so much. Have a great Thanksgiving weekend, and we’ll catch up again real soon.

Speaker 2 Good Man with your John Fine out

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