Kamala returns with cringe speech: A Rob Finnerty breakdown
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[{'start': '1.600', 'end': '3.136', 'text': "Good evening. Welcome back  to Hannity. Glad you're  here. I'm Rob Finnerty, and  one of the worst people in  political America is back.  And she is exactly who she  was the day she lost to  Donald Trump. Dougie is heg  Emhoff, who cheated on his  wife with the kid's nanny,  then got her pregnant, then  got a divorce. And if it  were anyone else, I  wouldn't care. But the  media covered that all up  so they wouldn't hurt  Kamala. Nothing about that  on MSNBC, nothing in the  New York Times. Not even a  question. Instead, for 106  days, America got this  interesting part of how  people have talked about  your role here is how your  role has reshaped the  perception of masculinity.  And I'm not sure you  planned on that, but you  are an incredibly  supportive spouse. Has that  been an evolution for you,  and do you think that's  part of the role you might  play as first gentleman?  It's funny, I've started to  think a lot about this.  I've always been like this.  My dad was like this, and  to me it's the right thing  to do, you know, support  women. Okay, what a sad,  sad room this was. Last  night in Kamala's first big  speech since she lost the  election to Donald Trump,  which has got to sting.  That's really embarrassing  for any Democrat. Hillary.  Joe, Kamala. She lost the  popular vote. The House,  the Senate, all seven  battleground states. She  lost them all. And six  months later, Kamala Harris  still hates America just as  much as she did on Election  Day. Now, of course, I  recognize that America has  never fully lived up to  these ideals that for all  the gains we've made, the  American Dream has for  decades been slipping  further out of reach for so  many, and that the American  people deserve leaders who  make their lives better.  America has never fully  lived up to these ideals.  Spoken like somebody who  not only hates America, but  also just doesn't get  America. Which is ironic  coming from our border czar  under Kamala's watchful  eye, at least 15 million  criminal illegal aliens  crossed into our country.  And Kamala, from the bottom  of my heart and everyone  watching this program right  now, if America is so darn  bad, why is everyone coming  to America? If we're so  awful, why is everything we  do the envy of the rest of  the world? We are the only  country on the planet with  something called the  American Dream, which  Kamala Harris is in many  ways proof of, and a  product of a woman of very  limited intelligence, mixed  race, daughter of  immigrants, a woman of no  particular political  accomplishment who almost  made it to the white House,  a woman whose career  started, like so many  political careers with the  help of a mentor or, in  Kamala's case, a mentor  that you also sleep with. A  mentor who also happened to  be the very married mayor  of San Francisco, Willie  Brown, who we have spoken  to several times on this  program. I also wanted to  play this again, coming  from anyone else, this is  just a line in a speech.  But coming from this woman,  the impact is so much  different. And the saddest  part? She doesn't even see  the irony. For all the  gains we've made, the  American Dream has for  decades been slipping  further out of reach for so  many, and that the American  people deserve leaders who  make their lives better and  make our country stronger.  We deserve leaders who make  our lives better and make  our country stronger. I  completely agree, but I  have a question. Did Kamala  make our lives any better?  Did Kamala and Joe do  anything? And we mean that  honestly? Did they do  anything to make the lives  of average Americans better  or safer? War in Ukraine,  War in Gaza. Inflation over  9%. Record high credit card  debt. Record high gas  prices. Mortgage rates over  9%. Everything was more  expensive when Kamala was  vice president instead of  Doge. Our country was die.  This man right here was in  charge of U.S. Health. This  man right here was in  charge of nuclear secrets.  This right here was  apparently a press  secretary. And for four  years, Kamala took part in  the greatest political  coverup in U.S. History by  claiming that that man  right there was running the  country instead of pride in  America. It was trans pride  flags at the white House.  Instead of dignity. It was  an open border and millions  of criminals pouring into  our country instead of  dignity. At the white  House. It was this. Oh. We  talk on it. Just so you  know, we're gonna fight  every urge not to open  drawers, but it's in our  DNA. See, there's John  Lewis, so there we are on  the Edmund Pettus Bridge.  That was. Oh, wow. Wow,  honey, I know. Madam Vice  president. Yeah, that's a  guy with a beard and a  dress at the white House.  Do you see this chair right  here? George Washington sat  in this chair, we think we  don't know for sure. I  haven't asked anybody, but  I think Kamala is just not  terribly bright. But she  had six months to write  that 16 minute speech she  delivered last night. And  instead it was filled with  lines like this. The  courage of Americans who  are banding together in the  face of the greatest man  made economic crisis in  modern presidential  history. Kamala, I hate to  be the one to tell you  this. I thought your team  might have told you this,  but every economic crisis  we have ever gone through  in world history, not just  American history, world  planetary history was man.  Every single one. And the  Dow Jones Industrial  Average today, right now,  today is over 10,000 points  higher than it was when you  first took office in 2021.  So if this really is the  worst man made economic  crisis in history, I'll  take it. I'm fine with it.  I watched this speech last  night waiting for an  acknowledgment that would  never come. Waiting for  Kamala to acknowledge that  she was part of the  greatest political coverup  of our lifetime. That she  was instructed to pretend  Joe Biden was okay and  capable. And I was waiting  for an apology. Not for me,  for America, but instead we  got this Cory Booker, Chris  Van Hollen, Chris Murphy,  Jasmine Crockett, Maxwell  Frost, AOC and Bernie  Sanders, all who in  different ways have been  speaking with moral clarity  about this moment. I'm  speaking with moral clarity  about this moment when I  think of moral clarity.  This person right here is  not the first person on  planet Earth to come to  mind. But maybe that's just  me. No, no no no, because  this is what you all do.  I'm trying to get Mr.  Crockett. You're not  recognized, Mr. Crockett.  You're yelling. You don't  want. Calm down. No, don't  tell me to calm down. Calm  down because y'all talk  noise, and then you're out  of control. Because if I.  If I come and talk about  her, y'all gonna have a  problem. Excuse me for a  moment while I come up for  air. I'm just drowning in  moral clarity. Thanks to  Jasmine Crockett. Kamala,  though, was oddly honest at  one point about the  Biden-Harris  administration, although I  think she was talking about  the Trump administration,  although everything she  said applies to she and  Joe. It's an agenda, a  narrow, self-serving vision  of America. Where they  punish truth tellers. Joe  and Kamala favor loyalists  Joe and Kamala cash in on  their power Joe, and leave  everyone to fend for  themselves. Joe and Kamala.  That was the Biden White  House that she was just  describing. That's what we  all lived through for four  years. Kamala Harris is one  of these people where you  don't really have to  scratch your head to figure  out. When you think about  Kamala, she is a simple  woman and last night, for  me, confirmed everything.  We've always thought about  Kamala in over her head.  Yes. Unable to change or  modulate. Yes. The speech  you just heard could have  been delivered two years  ago, could have been  delivered on election  night, could have been  delivered six months from  now. And she wouldn't need  to change a thing. Except  for maybe this. Who saw  that video from a couple of  weeks ago? The one of the  elephants at the San Diego  Zoo during the earthquake.  That scene has been on my  mind. Everybody's asking  me, what you been thinking  about these days. Well.  Here are those elephants  were. And as soon as they  felt the earth shaking  beneath their feet, they  got in a circle and stood  next to each other to  protect the most  vulnerable."}]