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Chapter 1: What are the highlights of Trump's State of the Union address?
what's up everybody welcome to a brand new episode of part of the problem i am dave smith rolling solo for this episode and uh of course we're going to be talking about last night's state of the union address um the fifth
that Donald Trump has given and obviously the first of his uh his new um his new administration uh let me just real quick before we start I just a couple quick plugs uh there are still limited seats available for uh Buffalo this weekend I'm I'm headed out there tomorrow tomorrow and Friday night I'll be out in Buffalo with Robbie the Fire Bernstein um and then uh
And Saturday night, we'll be up in St. Catharines, my first time back in Canada in many, many years. The early show is sold out. I believe there are some tickets available for the late show. It's going to sell out quickly. If you want to come, make sure you go over to ComicDaveSmith.com right away and get them. And then, of course, Boston, just a couple weeks away at Laugh Boston there.
The ticket links are all available at ComicDaveSmith.com. And of course, as I've mentioned a couple times, the tickets are moving fast. I will be back at the Soho Forum in May debating immigration against the Cato Institute's Alex Norwash. Looking forward to that very much.
Should be a good old libertarian scrap about where exactly libertarians should fall on immigration with me being more of the restrictionist and Alex being closer to the open borders side of things. Okay, so... Donald Trump's State of the Union last night. Let's get into this. I got a couple clips lined up, and there's a few things that I kind of wanted to talk about it.
And also, I will do my best to get to some listener questions in today's episode. If you guys are in the live chat, go ahead and throw some questions in there, and I will do my best to get to some of them. Okay. Let me just say this to start. Generally speaking, I don't like State of the Union addresses. I think that they're boring and lame. They're just never good. They're never entertaining.
They're never honest. It's always spin. And I never like the special interest stories and all of that. I'm just not a fan of the State of the Union in general. So...
that's my bias coming into this and certainly um you know look i'm i'm a radical libertarian and so anytime we're talking about a president there's always going to be things that i disagree with them on and there's several things that i think trump said that i don't agree with him on and we could get into a few of those
great grading on a curve of that, you know, all that being, you know, considered in the background. Let me, let me just start. I'll start by saying that in terms of effectiveness, like just in terms of the politics, which is what a state of the union is all about anyway. Um,
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Chapter 2: How did Trump's past presidency influence his State of the Union address?
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it's it's amazing that like you have the democrat the democratic party is i mean what a multi-billion dollar operation you know i mean it's an operation that when in power controls trillions of dollars but as an organization itself is a multi-billion dollar organization
um uh kamala harris um raised an insane amount of money uh joe biden and i mean he started losing some when he went senile but he raised a ton of money in 2020 um they're they're a huge and they've had one focus i mean one focus since at least november probably if we've
uh believe some of the reporting about the internal polling they've known for quite a while that they were going down in this election um and their one focus is like okay how do we get back we're down and out and trump's higher than ever how do we deal with that and then to look at it and you're like and this is what you came up with you'll have an old man wave his cane you'll you'll have a bunch of miserable like ladies heckling okay all right
All right, anyway, let's play a couple of the clips. I think I got two clips lined up. In either order, Natalie, let's go to one and get a little feel for it.
This is my fifth such speech to Congress. And once again, I look at the Democrats in front of me, and I realize there is absolutely nothing I can say to make them happy or to make them stand or smile or applaud. Nothing I can do. I could find a cure to the most devastating disease, a disease that would wipe out entire nations or announce the answers to the greatest economy in history,
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