Speaker 1: Let's talk about Vivek Ramaswamy as, uh, Donald Trump refers to him. Ramaswamy he
actually called him last night when Vivek kissed the ring and comes out and gives a full throated
endorsement of the failed former president, Donald Trump. You might remember that after
getting seven in Iowa, Vivek promise to win Iowa. He then came in fourth place with seven,
immediately ended his campaign and endorsed Trump. Well, special guests last night at Donald Trump's
rally in Atkinson, New Hampshire. Outcomes Vivek Ramaswamy Trump still not even with the common
decency to pronounce his last name correctly. We all knew that Vivek's campaign was destined
if you believe in fate. His campaign was fated to end with him sucking up to Trump. This speech
genuinely sounded like a job interview for Vice president. Take a look at this happened.
Speaker 3: We cannot let it continue. We're going down and we cannot let it continue. Last night,
I was honored to receive the endorsement of a man who has become a true leader and earned
the admiration of so many patriots. I have been a friend of his, even though we were competing
against each other. But I was a friend of his and we got along and he was saying,
he's a great president. And I guess. Speaker 1: They got along because
Vivek can. Continued to mostly say good things about Trump throughout the entire campaign.
Speaker 3: Say, why is he running? He keeps calling me a great president,
but he's a fantastic guy, a very smart guy. He's got some tremendous ideas. And, uh,
he's young and he's got some young ideas, too, and that's a good thing. So he has a big, beautiful,
bright future ahead. Vivek. Ramesh Swamy. Speaker 1: Come on, relish one of eight. If you
are in the middle of breakfast, lunch or dinner. I do warn you, this is pretty vomit ass. I'm just.
I do want to put that out there ahead of time. Speaker 4: Let's do this, guys. It's good to see
you. It's good to be back to New Hampshire. We miss you guys. We're going to make this
happen. And you guys know this. Well, you know this man. You know why we're here at Patriots
across the state. Yeah. Anybody cringing in the middle of a war in this country. That's
what this is. It's not a war between black and white. It's not between Democrat and Republican,
even in a deeper sense. It's between the permanent state and the everyday citizen,
between those of us who love the union. Speaker 1: By the way, Trump already bored.
You're only supposed to speak 30s when Trump brings you up and it's all supposed to be about
how great Trump is. So Trump's already visibly. Speaker 4: Bored, and states of America and a
fringe minority who hates this country and what we stand for. And right now, we need a commander
in chief who will lead us to victory in this war. Speaker 1: That's what we need in this country.
So this thing went on seven minutes. I'm not going to play the whole thing for you. It's
all like this. It's all basically a VP tryout. And we're going to talk about that a little more
deeply in a moment. Here is another moment from this very, very, uh, pathetic speech from Vivek
Ramaswamy. He says that truth is the way that they are doing all of these different things.
And it's kind of weird because I have not heard much truth at all from Trump's campaign.
Speaker 4: We believe those ideals still exist. This man is going to be your next
president to revive them. E pluribus unum from many one. And you know how we're doing it. We're
doing it by speaking the truth at every step of the way. Really? Two genders in this country.
Speaker 1: What a brave statement to make. Speaker 4: Period. That is the truth. Fossil
fuels are a requirement for human prosperity. Drill. Frack. Burn coal. Embrace nuclear energy.
Reverse racism is racism and open border is not a border. Parents determine the education
of their children. The nuclear family is the greatest form of governance known to
mankind. Capitalism lifts us up from poverty. Speaker 1: I think I think I have to stop it.
Okay, so. And I do apologize for subjecting people in the audience to that. This, to me, seems like
an audition. Maybe not for VP, but for something. Obviously many of us wondering what is the point
of any of this for Vivek? I asked him, are you running for VP? Is this all essentially to be VP?
He said, absolutely not. But his answer about VP has now changed and I want to talk about that next