Speaker 1: All right. So Donald Trump held two rallies over the weekend. We are really
getting into just the very, very end here of the 2022 midterm campaign period. We have debates
this week, next week, the week after, I'll be livestreaming a bunch of them. Donald Trump's
rally schedule has gotten very busy and each of these rallies wilder and crazier than the
previous. Let's go in reverse chronological order. Donald Trump speaking Sunday night or afternoon,
as it were, in Arizona in support of Carrie Lake and Blake Masters and other really dangerous,
extreme candidates. Donald Trump was completely, completely, completely incoherent,
talking about the planting of documents, jumping back and forth between they were
my documents and I had the right to have them at Mar a Lago to they planted the documents.
Listen to this. Making no sense. Soaking wet. Trump dripping wet. As he tells these lies.
Speaker 3: The National Archives put a trigger warning on the Constitution of the United States.
Did you know that? And the Bill of Rights and other great documents that we have in our country,
founding documents trigger considering them to be dangerous. They consider the Constitution
to be dangerous. These are radical left lunatics. And they lose documents. They plant documents. Oh,
let's see. Is there a book on nuclear destruction or the building of a nuclear weapon? Shipley
Let's put that back. So let's put that book in with Trump. Now, they plant documents. I mean,
they have a terrible reputation. Speaker 1: So Trump now saying,
despite at the very same rally saying, listen, these were my documents. They took them,
they got to give them back. They're my documents. Now he's saying, well,
they planted stuff and it included a book on how to make a nuke.
Wow. That's a new allegation. I hadn't heard that before. Trump then says, Listen, everything they
found was mine. They should give it all back away. But I thought you said they planted the
stuff. Was it yours or was it not yours? Speaker 3: They don't get enough credit.
By contrast, I had a small number of boxes in storage at Mar a Lago, guarded by Secret Service
and my people and everybody. I mean, it's safe when you look at these other people, what they
did and the FBI raided my home and violated my Fourth Amendment rights and many other rights. And
under the Sox decision, this is a very important decision that was made the court the Sox decision,
because, again, it had to do with Bill Clinton and his socks. There is no crime. You know,
there is no crime. It's not a crime. And they should give me immediately back everything
that they've taken from me because it's. Speaker 1: Mine, right? Oh, but I thought
you said they planted it. So now he says it's his stuff. Give it back. Fine. But for a while,
like 5 minutes earlier, the story was the stuff was planted. Another completely unbelievable
moment. Arizona gubernatorial Republican candidate Carrie Lake talks about Hunter Biden's crack pipe,
really elevating the discourse at these rallies. Speaker 2: Now, I got to tell you, you know, I
have some of these know nothing consultants who tell me, you know, you really need to
back away from President Trump right now. And I say to them, put down Hunter's crack pipe
right now. Woof. Wouldn't it be horrible? Wouldn't it be horrible? What would it say
about my character if I stepped away from my friends? If I step away from my friends,
that means I would step away from you. And I will never step away from the people of Arizona.
And so for those know nothing consultants and the media, I want to show you what it looks
like when I step away from President Trump. Speaker 1: Show us and gives Trump a big hug
there. So really just out of control with the Hunter Biden stuff. And then she and by the way,
she could win. She's leading by like a point or two right now. That woman could be the next
governor of Arizona, as scary and horrifying as that is. And then Donald Trump now also the
anti-trans and parents rights portion of these speeches. It's a staple at every rally now.
Speaker 3: One of the first things we must do is stand up for parents rights. Can you believe I'm
even saying that we're going to fight for parents rights? Who would ever think you have to say that
we're going to fight for parents rights? Can ten years ago, have you said that to say you're
crazy? What? Of course you're going to fight for parents rights today. You have to make a case for
we will get critical race theory out of our schools, out of our military, which we had
it out and out of every part of our federal, state and local governments. And at long last,
every parent in America must be empowered to opt out of the forced indoctrination in the classroom
and send their child to the public, private charter, religious or home school of their choice.
Speaker 1: Then he goes on to say, No teacher should be allowed to teach transgender,
whatever that means, without parental permission. So that is now a staple of
the rallies. That's the Arizona rally. Trump dripping wet, confused, extreme. But that was
nothing compared to the previous day's rally in Nevada, which is where we're going to go next