In an insightful interview on "The Joe Pags Show," former DOD Chief of Staff Kash Patel joined Joe Pags to discuss the Democratic selection process, the recent assassination attempt on former President Trump, and other pressing political issues.
Patel began by criticizing President Biden's decision not to seek re-election, calling it a "political insurrection." He argued that the Democrats have taken the vote away from the American public and suggested that Democrats in those states should file lawsuits against their own party.
Discussing the financial aspects of the election, Patel explained that there is a significant amount of money, approximately $200 million, raised by the President and VP. Pags inquired about the fate of these funds now that Biden has decided not to run. Patel emphasized that the FEC governs these funds very seriously, hinting at potential legal issues that might arise regarding the allocation and use of this large sum.
Pags asked whether it matters who is on the ticket come November and why former President Obama has not endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris. Patel speculated that Obama does not believe in a Kamala Harris ticket, which could explain the lack of endorsement.
Patel also claimed that the Democrats did not plan Biden's exit thoroughly, suggesting that there must have been a disagreement causing them to scramble for a solution.
Switching gears, Patel shared his support for Trump’s VP pick, J.D. Vance. He highlighted Vance’s achievements and explained why he respects Trump’s decision to choose him.
Addressing the assassination attempt on Trump, Patel noted that what they see in private mirrors what is seen in public – Trump’s unwavering dedication to America.
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