And welcome to the program on your Monday afternoon. And it is I mean, I don't even know. You guys might not even know this. Maybe it hasn't registered with you today, but today is a momentous day in history. This should be one of those days that that everybody remembers where they was, right alongside of so many of those other days where you're supposed to remember where you was.
But today marks a little over three thousand six hundred and fifty days of liberal tears because, ladies and gentlemen, it was ten years ago today that this happened. I am officially running for president of The United States. There are no words. How do you even have a straight face right now? There are no words to describe what just happened.
Ed Rendell, do you have any doubt that this is anything more than a carnival show? And you watched that speech today, and we all laugh about it. And I'm sitting here laughing out loud, you know Yep. You know, for for the entire, you know, front part of the show here as we're talking about it. I mean, it was a rambling a rambling mess of a speech.
That said, it was very entertaining. I was howling, howling. He's got gamudgions of money. He's got a lot of recognition, and he just became the twelfth presidential candidate for the Republican party. Is it typical Donald Trump fashion, or is it hilarity run amok?
This morning, some Republicans say they're worried Trump will turn the campaign into a circus. Party leaders worry Trump's presence will turn the primary into a joke. America's largest Latino civil rights organization called Trump an exceedingly silly man. Donald Trump is a fool. Hell froze over, and now we're stuck in the ice with Donald Trump.
Hey. There you go. Ten years ago today, ladies and gentlemen, and they thought he was a joke. Everybody, all of the late night comedians, they were on there talking. Even even I remember, Charleston's own embarrassment, Stephen Colbert going, hey, buddy.
It was funny. Hey. We've had a good time, but it's time for you to go. And over the past ten years, this man has become the most consequential president that this country has ever known. Well, I would say the top three, maybe the top four.
Of course, you got Washington, you got Lincoln, you got Reagan, and you got Trump. Those three, the most consequential presidents that we have ever had, and he continues to show just how consequential he is every single day. They even had big oh, oh, oh, by the way, president Trump sent out a thank you this weekend. He thanked all of the people that were going to the no kings rally. He said, thank you so much.
I thought we were gonna get a king to replace me, but but that didn't happen. Oh, my word. Did you see the owls this weekend? The old white liberals out there did you see them? Yeah.
Thanks. Yeah. That's a it's a good yeah. They were out there. Oh, they don't even they didn't even know why the heck they were there, ladies and gentlemen.
Some of these people had absolutely no clue why they were at this no kings rally, and I'll give you a great example. Here you go. Here's this one woman. I just I just I I'm just so scared. I'm I'm 74 years old.
I worry about everything, and I just I just I just am so scared and upset, and I don't and I don't understand voted for this person. Oh, I can tell you. I oh oh oh, call on me. I can tell you. I can tell you why.
I can tell you why 74 year old white liberal. I can tell you why they voted for him. Open borders. How about that? The economy.
Inflation. How about that? I mean, just that's just three right off the top of my head. How about that? That's why people voted for him in droves.
That's why he won 312 electoral votes. That's why he won the popular vote. That's why not only he beat Hillary Clinton, but he also beat Kamala Harris. Here here is Donald Trump. Beat the only beat two women running for president.
That's perfect. Good for you. And, ultimately, beat Joe Biden as well. We all know that. Right?
Absolutely. ...