Migrant crime in the City.

0:00 Speaker 1 Sunday morning, nine days to the election. What is today is Tony Corbernetti. He was chiefest staff to Mayor Giuliani while he was mayor, and he’s seen it all. Tony, it’s nine days to the election. What the heck is going on? What’s on your mind?

0:19 Speaker 2 John? You may remember I was one of the first people to tell you, probably a year ago, that Biden would not be the Democratic nominee. I kept saying it and saying it. Even March April. People were saying to me, absolutely not, you can’t change him, and I said, there’s no way he’s making it to the end. I was

0:37 right about that. What I was wrong about was I thought one of the I thought the nominee would be one of the governors North Carolina, Kentucky, Maryland. I figured they’d bring someone in that was clean, that the President Trump didn’t already have a history with me.

0:52 Speaker 1 That’s what I think. What I heard was what President Obama wanted.

0:56 Speaker 2 To do, and by the way, that might have been a winner. I think that would have been a winner by coronating Kamala and by the way, unsuccessfully trying to make her. Obama. If you remember, the media immediately galvanized around her and said, oh, we’re so happy it’s her.

1:16 She’s the smartest, greatest, most wonderful thing to ever happen to the party. And she proved there’s two things she doesn’t have. She doesn’t have the charisma or the competency to win. And I now it’s coming home and it’s bearing fruit for the Republican Party. And I think for the first time I can safely say, if you know,

1:40 said where am I putting my chips, it would be on President Trump. And I have not been there the whole time. The whole time, I’ve said the Democrats have a great chance to win. This for the first time, I’m telling you. And why do I say that. It’s something as simple as look at the ads.

1:57 Speaker 1 Now.

1:57 Speaker 2 Someone said to me, a third of the ads being running the swing States are about trans The trans issue is not about trans people, Okay, It’s about leadership. And when someone says, should a ten year old be able to buy a handgun?

2:15 Speaker 1 Of course not.

2:15 Speaker 2 Should a ten year old be able to buy alcohol? Of course not. Should a ten year old tattoo his face? Of course not. Should a ten year old be able to change his sex without telling his parents? Well, yes, I think they should. That doesn’t mean that that person is a crazy lefty. It means that that person can’t

2:31 stand up to a lobbyist group because there’s no one lobbying to sell a ten year old a handgun, okay, but there is someone lobbying to have them change their sex without telling their parents. And if you don’t have the courage to stand up and say no to that, you don’t have the courage to lead. And I think

2:49 that’s right where they’re showing the weakness of this Democratic ticket.

2:55 Speaker 1 So what’s gonna happen in nine days?

2:57 Speaker 2 I think in nine days, Trump wins North Carolina, Trump wins Georgia, Trump wins Arizona, and Trump wins Pennsylvania, and then you’re done. The path that was given to her was as an you know, not in Africa, as a woman of color. Go take North Carolina, Go eat into Georgia, you know, take some of the Hispanic vote in Arizona.

3:25 Put Trump on his heels, and she wasn’t able to do it.

3:28 Speaker 1 Tony Colbornetti, thank you for coming on this Sunday morning, Thank you for your your wise thoughts and well Noe MD, thank.

3:36 Speaker 2 You to be here.

3:36 Speaker 1 John thank you, thank you,