Trump V Biden: Winning Strategy

Ruthless Podcast

Politics, News

4.7 • 5.8K Ratings

🗓️ 27 June 2024

⏱️ 87 minutes

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Summary

On this episode of Ruthless, the show kicks off with pre-debate analysis. With Donald Trump and Joe Biden facing off for the first time, the show dives into the strategies and stakes at play. The fellas discuss why Biden can't win but can force Trump to lose and how Biden's team might have underestimated Trump's willingness to accept any terms. As the first debate of the 2024 election season, the stakes are incredibly high for both candidates. Biden needs this debate more than Trump, aiming to silence critics and prove his capability amidst ongoing doubts. Conversely, Trump's challenge is to stay focused and avoid falling into traps set by Biden's team. The fellas also discuss the unique debate format and rules, including two commercial breaks, no opening statements, and no studio audience. The fellas explain the agreed-upon structure, including time allocations for responses and rebuttals, and the strategic choices made by both campaigns regarding podium positions and closing statements. In other news, has science gone too far? The fellas discuss. King of the Hill makes a return with a shocking twist. Finally, Riley Gaines joins the progrum to discuss her new book "Swimming Against the Current: Fighting for Common Sense in a World That’s Lost its Mind." Check out this great new site from our sponsor Americans for Prosperity: securebordersecureamerica.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Joe Biden actually can't win this debate.
0:02.6	What he can do is force Donald Trump to lose it.
0:05.6	I think they did it in the hopes that Trump didn't mean what he said
0:10.1	when he said anytime, any place.
0:12.3	And so they rolled it out there hoping he was going to say no.
0:15.0	But he said yes, despite the fact
0:18.0	that every single thing that you would negotiate
0:22.0	as a campaign are completely contrary to his interests.
0:26.7	It's like Rocky 4 when Rocky agreed to go to the USSR.
0:30.3	Yeah.
0:31.3	And fight Draggo there.
0:32.1	That's right. Trump's doing the same thing.
0:33.2	What I'm hoping that we get from these moderators tonight is short questions, the things that people have on their minds who are watching and not like a speech, not like, oh, I going to fact check you right here on the spot
0:44.0	nobody needs the old candy Crowley 2012 exactly it's kind of like a
0:48.0	striest and effect where you might have voters who have not been really paying
0:51.6	attention and the first thing they read is like Joe Biden voters who have not been really paying attention.
0:52.8	And the first thing they read is like Joe Biden is not on performance and
0:56.2	hands-in-jorie.
0:57.2	He's in that bad shape?
0:58.2	What I'm hoping for this debate tonight is 2016 Donald Trump.
1:01.4	Like, what was successful for Donald Donald Trump especially in that Republican primary was that he really wasn't debating his opponent
1:07.3	He was having a conversation with the voter with the audience. I'd like to see President Trump challenge Joe Biden, how many terrorists have walked into this
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