>> Many people noted in real time that Kimberly Guilfoyle was expressing herself in a particular
way, I'll say. And that got stronger as the speech went on. Here's her close.
>> Ladies and gentlemen. Leaders and fighters for freedom and liberty and the American dream.
The best is yet to come.
>> So okay. I know that some people are saying they got like vibes of somebody's trying out
for like the Empire spokesperson in Star Wars, or something. Or Mussolini's press secretary
or something. I personally was getting strong Galadriel vibes of all shall love me and despair.
That's definitely what I was getting.
And look, people get to be energetic. And if there was a crowd, maybe it would of feeled
appropriate. Maybe she was picturing a raucous crowd and so it seemed context appropriate.
But it just, I don't know. I don't know for a regular person. Jordan, you're not a regular
person.
I'm not a regular person. We dwell neck deep in politics. For a regular person, does that
win them over if they're not sure who they want to support?
>> I can't imagine that would be the needle mover. But one thing I think we talked about
earlier, the echo in the room cuz it was empty, was very funny and created a weird aesthetic.
But also just the overall tone and tenor. Screaming the best is yet to come in the middle
of a moment where half the country's out of work. For so many people and the job loss
doesn't discriminate based on political party. So when you see this, if you're watching at
home and you're out of work.
You might not have health insurance. You might be unable to pay your rent or your mortgage
payment, which a third of the country, that's their situation right now. When you have someone
like this, who's close to the president and a family of alleged billionaires and has been
in elite circles for years, telling you the best is yet to come.
Why would you believe that? And I would hope that most people see through this, because
if they support this, they're just voting against their best interest. But who buys
into that right now? It just shows they really haven't given much thought. They also probably
don't wanna acknowledge the reality of the situation in these speeches.
Which we saw people talking about economic successes and gains over the past few years
without acknowledging that it had been pretty much wiped out by the pandemic.
>> And there was some, I forget exactly who it was, some RNC representative or something
was like, you know what? I think people in this election are gonna ask themselves are
they doing better as of January than they were four years ago?
That doesn't work. We're not in January. We're in the now times and their dark times. And
I think that people know that. And that's why I wanted to cover this, not just because
it's kind of funny, and it'll get funnier in a moment. But we see what they're screaming
about, but what are they quiet about?
Quiet about the pandemic. They'll talk about right to choose and they'll bring up that
woman who said that her life was saved by Donald Trump making some change. But then
it turns out you can see tweets of her thanking him for it months before it passed. And it
turns out that it wouldn't actually help her anyway and the whole thing is so suspicious.
But they don't talk about the death toll. They don't talk about all who have needlessly
died. They try to present Donald Trump as some sort of forceful leader by saying again,
maybe the thousandth time will stick. That he restricted some of the travel from China
after the disease was already running rampant invisibly across America.
That to me doesn't scream giant leader, but maybe for some people it will. So yeah, they
screamed about cancelled culture and fascism and the immigrants and the mobs and all of
that. But they were quiet, I think about a lot of the things that are actually in people's
minds that are gonna determine, if they're not strictly partisan, who they're gonna vote
for.
I don't know, we'll see. I just want to quickly play this. It's a dark time. If we can get
a little bit of fun out of things, let's do it. So take a look at what an individual named
Dion posted online. >> Ladies and gentlemen, leaders and fighters
of the American dream, the best is yet to come.
>> Is this a vine or? >> Is this a vine? His was great. Get this
guy a spokesman job. He really sold that smile. I really believe that the best is yet to come
when he said it. So that's the Guilfoyle challenge. Everybody post your takes do your best.
It's hard to match Deon there. Anyway. Yeah, no, he did a good job. He did a good job.