Michael Whatley Former RNC Chairman; nominee for U.S. Senate, North Carolina
Supporting Trump's agenda.
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Automated transcript · uncorrectedSunday morning. Time for Americans to think about what the heck is going on this morning. I have a common sense friend of mine. His name is Michael Watley, and he’s the chairman of the Republican National Committee. But more important, he’s got common sense. Well, Michael, John Kasmantine’s here tell us.
I mean, I just noticed, is there any common sense Democrats left? No?
You know, it’s absolutely amazing right now that you know, the Democrats just got completely wiped out nationally in the twenty twenty four election. They lost the White House, they lost the Senate, they lost the House because they were running in open borders, inflationary spending week America agenda. And right now every Democrat is doing what they can to
double down on that same type of agenda. I mean, you’ve even got the former spokeswoman or a President Biden leaving the Democratic Party and saying that she can’t stand to be in the Democratic Party anymore. You know, it is unbelievable that one of the biggest perpetrators of the fraud that you know, Joe Biden had his full mental faculties,
is actually leaving the Democratic Party. You know, I think the other big thing that I saw. You know, just recently was this mayoral debate up in New York City where you know, every single Democrat in that debate said, you know that anti Semite and Hama supporter Makmood Khalil should be released from his custody. You know, Zoraen Mamdani
vowed to use taxpayer funds to pay for medicaid for illegal aliens. You know, the speaker of the New York City Council said it is her mission to protect criminal illegal aliens and that ICE has no place on Rikers Island.
It is absolutely amazing to me that the entire Democratic Party is fighting harder for criminal illegal aliens than they do for American citizens.
And right now, I interviewed Jack Ciarelli yesterday who was running for governor of New Jersey, and I said to him, why are you your two Democratic senators want to bring the criminals back to New Jersey after they’ve been deported.
Yeah, it is. It is remarkable right now that there is not a single Democrat who wants to stand up and fight for the economy, wants to stand up and fight for our kids. You know, I mean, every single one of them is doubled down I’m putting boys and girls sports in men and women’s locker room, you know.
And you look at the big beautiful bill. Right, eighty percent support across the country, including seventy two percent of the Democrats, eighty one percent of independents want to see the Trump tax cuts extended. And yet every single Democrat in the House of Reports Presentatives voted know on that bill, and every single Democrat in the Senate has said they’re
going to vote no on this bill. So you know, right now, the Democratic Party, I don’t know who they’re representing, but it certainly is not the people of New York and it’s not the people all across the country you need.
I’ll tell you during our five o’clock show. We have common sense Democrats. We have Judge Richard Weinberg, and we have Governor Patterson. And the problem is the bizarro Democrats are going after common sense Democrats, and a lot of them are too scared to stand up to them.
Yeah, it really is remarkable within that Democratic conclave right now where they are. And on the flip side, look what Donald Trump is doing. I mean, the Republican Party is now the common sense Party. We are the party that’s fighting for every family, every worker, every community, you know, and even.
Every union member to bring jobs to America instead of exporting them.
Yeah, and there’s a reason that he is getting more you know, Democrat union members to come across and support him and his agenda than we’ve seen really since you know, going back to Ronald Reagan, and I think that you know, we got the bill done through the House. We’ve got that bill coming up in the Senate. It is the
embodiment of his agenda. It is tax cuts, it is border security, it is immigration control, it is national security. It is all about unleashing American energy and making sure that our consumers are going to pay less at the pump and pay less for electricity. Uh. This is what the American people elected him to do. And and it’s
great to see who believes and promises made promises. Ket And I.
Know we’re we’re making sure we bring the price of energy down and in so many areas, I’m sure that needs help. And the small refineries are asking for help too. Maybe somebody will look into that too. And what do we have. I think we only went down to one hundred and thirteen refineries in the whole country.
Yeah, look, you know, the fact is that we’re going to be able to lower the price at the pump when we lower the price of oil, and when we also take away red tape. You know, I think one of the things that people look at when they hear, you know, the President’s economic plan. All they hear is
tariffs and trade right now. But the fact is, it’s about tax cuts and tax policy. It’s about cutting red tape and having the right regulatory policy and making sure that our trade policy is going to be fair for every American, and that red tape policy, Scott Vessant, Great Secretary of Treasury said it just last week, is one
of those areas where you’re not going to read a lot about it, but it is going to have a huge impact on the economy over the next three years.
Now, mister chairman, Yes, you talked about the debate that angew Promo was having with the Democratic Socialists. There was nine people and there was you know, I guess all of them were banging on Promo’s door. H And the fact is it’s ranked choice voting, so I don’t know who’s gonna win the Democratic primary. And yesterday, the day before,
on Thursday night, I had an exclusive with Eric Adams on on w ABC, and there was a great interview, and I urged a lot of people to support Eric Adams because President Trump. He’s working well with President Trump, he’s working well for with our borders. Art Tom Tom Holton.
And the fact is I want to I’m dedicated to make New York City safe again. And right now, President Trump, they all want New York City safe, so they’re using each other.
Yeah. Look, New York deserves better. Every New York family deserves to live in a community that is safe. It deserves to have a job that is going to pay them the wages that they need, to be able to afford their rents, to be able to afford groceries, to be able to afford gasoline, and to be able to
get an education that’s going to allow them to move up. That’s the dream for every American. It’s the dream for every New Yorker. And we need leadership in New York that is going to fight for the communities, you know, all the communities across the city and every family in all of New York and in New York City.
I agree on mister chairman. What else do you have on your mind? This Sunday morning.
You know, look, I think the biggest thing that we’re looking at right now is the big, beautiful bill, and we want to make sure that the Senate follows the House’s path and gets that bill done. You know, when we talk about the embodiment of President Trump’s agenda, it’s about economic growth. It’s about making sure that we have
an economy for every family that works for every family in every community. It’s about that national security angle. It’s about homeland security and deporting violent, criminal, illegal aliens, keeping our community safe. This is is so important. And you know, we have you know, two senators in New Jersey and two senators in New York who said that they will
not vote for this bill, despite the fact that eighty percent of the people support this bill. And I think everybody should be really active in reaching out to the members of the Senate and telling them get this bill done.
It’s good for America.
Percent. You know, it’s not perfect, but would I tell everybody between the Senate and the Congress that we’ve got to get this done. We we got to get an economy going. And you know, I make predictions. I think if we get our economy going and we bring back jobs to America and we’re going to have the greatest
economy ever over the next year or so.
And if we don’t get this bill done, we’re going to have a twenty thirty tax increase for every family in New York. And the fact that you have all of the Democrat Senators, all of the Democrat House members are voting in lockstep to bring about the largest tax increase in American history just shows you how disconnected the
Democratic Party is from the people of New York and America.
And you know what I tell all my Democratic friends, They’re trying to tick the clock and trying to get a worst economy to make the economy do bad so the Democrats could have a better twenty twenty six And that’s not fair. They got to be Americans first before worrying a about the Democratic Party.
I couldn’t have said it better myself.
Thank you so much, Chairman Whatley, and God bless you, and God bless America.
John, Thanks so much. Have a great Sunday.
Sunday, June 8, 2025
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