This administration will shake things up.

0:00 Speaker 1 Sunday morning. Well, us is one of the smartest guys I know, keeps his ear to the ground. We have with us, Dick Morris, Dick Morris, I mean, uh, have we saved America? Yeah?

0:13 Speaker 2 We have, we have. I remember the stun silence on your show when I predicted this out come a week ago and uh, actually a few weeks ago. Uh, but it was evident to me that this country wanted to be saved, did not want to become a socialist republic, a communist government, and wanted to restore societal and of

0:36 enormous the power. And that’s why Trump won.

0:40 Speaker 1 And uh did you expect? I mean, you predicted a worldwide sweep there, I mean you just about got your wish.

0:52 Speaker 2 Yeah, I did. I did. I was the only one who predicted that. You know, there’s a thought here that I think is worthy And a big part of the Republican triumph was over social issues, economic of course, but also social. And there’s a maximum that I think we need to remind ourselves of. Politics is not the way

1:16 to change society. Culture is the way to change society, and politics can follow behind it in its weight, harvesting the results, but it can never make society change. You take gay marriage for example, years ago that that was anathemis of the American people. In nineteen ninety six Winners working for Clinton, he pushed hard to ban gay marriage,

1:41 and it was a consensus position then, not through politics, but to movies and television and culture. It became socially acceptable and now it’s a basic civil right and there’s consensus on the its legitimacy. And what the Democrats did this time was they got politics out of the head of social growth, and without preparing people for it, and

2:06 without talking about the importance of it, they visited the trans agenda on the American people and enshrined it in all kinds of legal protections. Indeed, cut men out of the equation and said they don’t have to be consented, which consents to be informed, and that really broke a barrier with men of both races and really led, I

2:31 think in part to the massive rejection of Ta Tamil House. I was astonished that at the end game, the issue she was pressing was to enable funding for gender chain surgery and counseling and medicine, and that’s how she chose to endure campaign. And it was insane to do that.

2:52 It was motivated by her desire to appease the gay constituency and their demand that she put this front and center when it was not with the American people and the Emerican voters on the one hand, saw it was distraction from the economic issues of the really importance of them and the perversion of the mandate that Harris wanted

3:13 to receive.

3:14 Speaker 1 And that’s a very very interesting How fast can President Trump achieve his goals?

3:25 Speaker 2 Well, I think very quickly. The Democrats have empowered him inadvertently. They never passed a budget for this coming year, and they just expected that they would win and then they would have a continuing resolution that would just lock in the old spending and not give the Democrats a chance to not give the Republicans a chance to explore the

3:47 new majority. And the Republicans said, no, we’re not going to do that. They’re going to close the government down on Christmas December twenty third, in a less the budget has passed, and it will be our budget. It’ll be passed, won’t be yours, and it’ll accomplish the cuts and the changes and everything that we want, not the ones that

4:08 you put in the budget. So he’s got to do this by December twenty third, and I think he will, and it’ll be rough. There’ll be a lot of changes and the ultimate outcome of it. But the idea is that I think the fundamental change, which is budgets, that will happen almost immediately.

4:26 Speaker 1 This boy, she’s going to be on at noontime today Sunday. What other new revelations are you going to talk about today? You’re on from twelve to two worldwide, one hundred and seventy three countries.

4:38 Speaker 2 Well, first thing we’ll talk about is I’m going to pick apart the election and identify why Trump won by as much as he did and why House lost by as much as he did. And then to the rest of the show, I’ll be taking your question that you just asked, which is how quickly to make Trump and

4:56 Trump make this transition and will the Democrats be able to scott up? And how soon will be changes be accomplished?

5:04 Speaker 1 Understood? Thank you so much. I’ll be listening to you at twelve o’clock to two o’clock and look forward to it. Thank you. Kat