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Ep. 4212 Talarico COLLAPSES in Texas as GOP CRUSHES Dems in Early Voting!!! · Turley Talks

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[UNKNOWN]: Israel or Iran?
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[UNKNOWN]: Three times who has asked that, he refused to answer.
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[UNKNOWN]: Afterwards, he said that's a dumb question.
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[UNKNOWN]: And he was right.
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[UNKNOWN]: It is a dumb question, because the answer is so painful easy, but he couldn't say that.
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[UNKNOWN]: So at a certain point, it goes from either, this is political malpractice.
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[UNKNOWN]: The man has surrounded himself, including high-profile family members with individuals who have ties to care, which has been implicated in terrorism financing scandals, can't condemn the attack on the synagogue without condemning Israel in the same voice, can't celebrate the death of the Iatola, coming in, coming in, who killed Americans, and so on and so forth.
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[UNKNOWN]: Eventually, you have to confront the evidence of your own eyes.
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[UNKNOWN]: when you're a Democrat, and you've lost CNN, gang, you know it's over.
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[UNKNOWN]: This week was clearly the momentum shifter for the midterms.
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[UNKNOWN]: We've got the latest polls.
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[UNKNOWN]: We've got the latest and all the early voting, which the Republicans are absolutely dominating.
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[UNKNOWN]: The Democrats are getting crushed.
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[UNKNOWN]: We got more Republican money being poured into these races and the Democrats have ever seen and on top of it all, the great Democrat hope to finally turn Texas blue is missing.
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[UNKNOWN]: has literally disappeared from the campaign trail without explanation.
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[UNKNOWN]: So here we are officially 25 days before the midterms.
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[UNKNOWN]: And yeah, there's really no other way to say this.
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[UNKNOWN]: I'll just get straight to it.
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[UNKNOWN]: Things are completely unraveling for the Democrats.
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[UNKNOWN]: I mean, it's happening literally everywhere.
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[UNKNOWN]: over the last month, they and their left wing allies in the legacy media did their darned us to convince the nation through these ridiculously fabricated polls that there was an inevitable blue way.
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[UNKNOWN]: And a blue tsunami rising up to wipe out the Republican party for an entire generation.
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[UNKNOWN]: We never seen anything like this.
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[UNKNOWN]: all the polls every single one of them that was counted by CNN and MSNBC and ABC and NBC CBS and New York Times, they all claimed that the Democrats are going to be winning red state after red state, after red state was going to be a bloodbath, Ohio, Iowa, Kansas, Alaska, and the
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[UNKNOWN]: The Democrat finally found their golden goose.
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[UNKNOWN]: They found the single greatest, most dynamic candidate in the history of politics.
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[UNKNOWN]: And his name is James Tungarico, a man who openly claimed that God was non-binary.
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[UNKNOWN]: He was going to do what no other Democrat has been able to do in 30, not even Barack Obama.
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[UNKNOWN]: He, Cran's kid, Taloreco, was finally gonna turn Texas blue.
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[UNKNOWN]: And he was gonna do it, but like 15 points.
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[UNKNOWN]: He was gonna win Texas, and he was gonna win it in the blowup.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's all we've been hearing for the last, what, month and a half.
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[UNKNOWN]: And here we are, 25 days before the midterms.
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[UNKNOWN]: And that narrative, that,
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[UNKNOWN]: entire manufactured DNC legacy media fabricated narrative has completely collapsed.
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[UNKNOWN]: Oh, to be sure, there are some holdouts.
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[UNKNOWN]: No, quite there are some die hearts in the legacy media who continue to play the charade, but the problem here is that the posters are starting to herd.
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[UNKNOWN]: Right around this time, a few weeks before an election, the polls start doing two things.
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[UNKNOWN]: They inevitably tighten, so all those massive Democrat leads begin fading away.
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[UNKNOWN]: Poof, gone, just like that.
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[UNKNOWN]: And their polling results all start clustering together.
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[UNKNOWN]: All of the polls start showing more or less the same numbers.
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[UNKNOWN]: And they do this rather than risk publishing a conspicuous outlier.
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[UNKNOWN]: And that's because each polling firm's final poll was soon be judged against the actual results.
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[UNKNOWN]: And so herding protects a pollster from being the lone firm that was spectacularly wrong.
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[UNKNOWN]: Don't get me wrong.
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[UNKNOWN]: They're generally still wrong.
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[UNKNOWN]: They always lean to the left.
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[UNKNOWN]: We have studies on that that polling by definition, leans about four to five points to the left of the actual results.
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[UNKNOWN]: They're always there to benefit the Democrats because they're more propaganda than anything else and they're fundraising tools.
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[UNKNOWN]: They're they're used to raise.
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[UNKNOWN]: cash for the Democrat candidate when all said and done, but they, but they cluster around the same amount to same numbers.
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[UNKNOWN]: So at the end of the day, they said, well, we wrong, but we weren't the only ones.
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[UNKNOWN]: Everybody was something weird happened.
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[UNKNOWN]: Maybe the Republicans are cheating.
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[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
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[UNKNOWN]: And so ironically, the polls start shifting away from narrative to news.
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[UNKNOWN]: They start shifting away from narrative and at least more towards what's actually happening.
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[UNKNOWN]: They start to become more accurate.
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[UNKNOWN]: The closer we get to election day.
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[UNKNOWN]: And that's exactly what we're now beginning to see.
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[UNKNOWN]: Take a look at the latest from co-efficient.
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[UNKNOWN]: Now, co-efficient is a pretty good polling outlet.
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[UNKNOWN]: They were within one point of calling 2024.
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[UNKNOWN]: They're pretty accurate.
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[UNKNOWN]: We'll check out their latest on some of the more competitive Senate races.
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[UNKNOWN]: Take a look at that.
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[UNKNOWN]: And what do you know?
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[UNKNOWN]: Well, what do you know?
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[UNKNOWN]: The Republican is up in Kansas.
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[UNKNOWN]: The Republican is up in Nebraska.
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[UNKNOWN]: The Republican is up in Iowa, up in Alaska, up in Maine, up in Ohio.
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[UNKNOWN]: What do you know?
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[UNKNOWN]: And then we got ties in New Hampshire and Michigan, which is a nightmare for the Democrats.
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[UNKNOWN]: They never imagined that they would have to be defending those two seats.
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[UNKNOWN]: And then we got a Democrat up by just one in Minnesota in Minnesota.
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[UNKNOWN]: The Democrat is up by just one in Ilhan Omar's backyard.
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[UNKNOWN]: So among the top nine most competitive Senate races.
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[UNKNOWN]: are the Republicans are running away with them.
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[UNKNOWN]: But of all the Democrats' seats, they are all neck and neck.
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[UNKNOWN]: They're all tied.
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[UNKNOWN]: So another way of saying that of the top nine most competitive Senate races, the Republicans are either winning or are tied in eight of the nine.
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[UNKNOWN]: Okay, welcome to reality.
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[UNKNOWN]: We're back, okay, can we all just throw away the last 40 days of these stupid ridiculous polls that are there for, for odd to demoralize you and to raise dollars for the Democrats, that's the only reason why they exist.
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[UNKNOWN]: Can we throw those away, finally, and can we now settle in reality?
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[UNKNOWN]: That's polling, reflecting fact, rather than fabrication.
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[UNKNOWN]: We're now getting word that Charlie Cook, of the Cook Political Report, who is notoriously left leaning.
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[UNKNOWN]: He is admitting that a Washington Post-Pull, that is notoriously left leaning,
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[UNKNOWN]: of the state of Maine is about to drop that shows Susan Collins ahead of Troy Jackson.
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[UNKNOWN]: So if it does, that would be the second pole in a row with Collins leading.
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[UNKNOWN]: The first was in New York Times, CNU pole, which had a row of 49.40.
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[UNKNOWN]: So actually it would be the third, sorry, forgive me, be the third pole showing her in the lead after this co-efficient pole that just dropped in the last 24 hours.
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[UNKNOWN]: Now, we can actually stop right there.
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[UNKNOWN]: presuming that this latest poll hurting is accurate, at least when it comes to Maine.
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[UNKNOWN]: We can actually stop right there.
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[UNKNOWN]: And again, breathe in reality.
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[UNKNOWN]: The beauty of truth, the beauty of reality.
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[UNKNOWN]: We can get a very good sense now of the national political map in relation to Maine.
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[UNKNOWN]: And because that's because there is no known universe.
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[UNKNOWN]: No possible realm in reality, where Texas votes left of Maine, it don't exist.
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[UNKNOWN]: Max Mann, just trying, for any of you have been doom and gloom and I just try and I'm doing my best, I'm your patron professor, I keep you sane in the insanity.
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[UNKNOWN]: In the midst of all of this insanity, there was no possible realm where Ohio votes to the left of Maine.
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[UNKNOWN]: There's no conceivable universe where Iowa votes to the left of Maine or Kansas or Alaska.
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[UNKNOWN]: Now do you see how these co-efficient polls line up perfectly?
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[UNKNOWN]: then we can be assured that the Republicans are winning all these other solid red states.
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[UNKNOWN]: There is no conceivable universe where the Democrat is struggling in a reliably blue state and taxes is about to turn left.
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[UNKNOWN]: The electorate just doesn't work that way, especially after Susan Cohen's destroyed Jackson and that debate last night.
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[UNKNOWN]: She's a class out of the last two debates this week.
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[UNKNOWN]: She's a class act.
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[UNKNOWN]: I'm obviously not a big fan of her Rhino Republicanism, but that's the best you're going to get from a blue state like Maine.
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[UNKNOWN]: And she is a solid, strong candidate.
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[UNKNOWN]: She says season politicians.
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[UNKNOWN]: And when else, and then done, she's one of us, she votes our way and it looks like she's going to once again give us another relatively reliable Republican seat in the Senate, but the real five alarm fires you just saw earlier on for the Democrats is happening in the state of
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[UNKNOWN]: Michigan take a look at this.
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[UNKNOWN]: This is the latest from quannus insights polling.
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[UNKNOWN]: They have that Senate race a dead heat.
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[UNKNOWN]: Keep in mind.
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[UNKNOWN]: This is a dead heat in the state that has not voted for a Democrat Senator in 30 years in Spencer Abraham in 1994.
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[UNKNOWN]: That was the year the Gingrich Revolution.
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[UNKNOWN]: And if that debate last night that you just saw a portion of if that debate was seen by most.
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[UNKNOWN]: I mean, that was brutal.
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[UNKNOWN]: I mean, the guy's a lightweight and Mike Rogers is a pretty seasoned Republican candidate.
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[UNKNOWN]: He's pretty good.
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[UNKNOWN]: And that's not to mention, by the way, the things were already a disaster for else they had.
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[UNKNOWN]: He probably heard they're bringing out, they are rolling out old Barack Obama and a campaign from, did you see that?
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[UNKNOWN]: They're rolling out, Barack's phones.
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[UNKNOWN]: To come on out and visit Michigan.
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[UNKNOWN]: Which only means one thing.
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[UNKNOWN]: What does it mean?
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[UNKNOWN]: You guys know it put in the chat.
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[UNKNOWN]: What does it mean?
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[UNKNOWN]: What does it mean when Barack Obama has to come in and intervene?
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[UNKNOWN]: He has to come in and campaign for a Democrat in at least a state or a portion of the state that should be a slam dunk?
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[UNKNOWN]: What does it mean?
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[UNKNOWN]: You know what it means?
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[UNKNOWN]: It means the brothers ain't coming out to vote for you.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's what it means.
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[UNKNOWN]: The brothers ain't coming out to vote for a duel.
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[UNKNOWN]: Bro, bro, I had to do the exact same thing for Kamala remember what he came out to Pittsburgh and he started lagging his finger at particularly black men, you know, it's time for you to come out and the brothers got a vote for the sister got to make sure you get out there and support one of us you better do that you best be doing that or remembers as as Biden would say you ain't black
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[UNKNOWN]: I mean, just so pathetic.
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[UNKNOWN]: I make no mistake.
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[UNKNOWN]: He's doing the exact same thing here and it's not going to work.
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[UNKNOWN]: It's so patronizing.
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[UNKNOWN]: It's so utterly patron.
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[UNKNOWN]: This pathetic patronizing, a black man, when will it ever end, especially from Obama?
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[UNKNOWN]: It's not going to work.
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[UNKNOWN]: Don't take my word for it.
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[UNKNOWN]: Check this guy out.
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[UNKNOWN]: This is coming to town to campaign for Abdul al-Sayad here at the end of October.
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[UNKNOWN]: Is that going to make a difference with the black community?
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[UNKNOWN]: It didn't work for Kamal Harris.
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[UNKNOWN]: Well, work for Abdul?
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[UNKNOWN]: No.
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[UNKNOWN]: No.
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[UNKNOWN]: We love Obama.
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[UNKNOWN]: I love Obama.
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[UNKNOWN]: But I'm listening.
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[UNKNOWN]: You're listening a pig by any other man.
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[UNKNOWN]: It's still a pig.
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[UNKNOWN]: You can put lipstick on a pig, I think, say it's a pig.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's good old classical folk wisdom right there.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I mean, that's the very definition of a struggling campaign.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's a campaign in panic.
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[UNKNOWN]: More and more Democrats are coming out saying that there is no way that they can support this guy.
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[UNKNOWN]: This DSA guy.
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[UNKNOWN]: a Democrat, the socials of American not.
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[UNKNOWN]: And Democrat operatives are seeing a five-alarm fire here in Michigan, no question.
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[UNKNOWN]: Again, if the polls were as off as they are now, if they are as off, as they were when in the primary, when he was, L.C.
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[UNKNOWN]: Ed was supposed to win by like 15 points.
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[UNKNOWN]: And he barely squeaked by with one point win.
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[UNKNOWN]: If they're that off,
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[UNKNOWN]: forget it.
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[UNKNOWN]: I mean, Michigan's going to be an early night, but perhaps the real, real, super real five alarm fire is what?
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[UNKNOWN]: Where's that happen?
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[UNKNOWN]: And you know it.
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[UNKNOWN]: Where's Waldo?
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[UNKNOWN]: It's happening in the great red state of Texas where we are seeing the official meltdown of the James Talifriko campaign.
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[UNKNOWN]: This has got to be the single most bizarre development of any campaign in memory.
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[UNKNOWN]: James, say if you don't know, James Talifriko is officially MIA.
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[UNKNOWN]: uh... that is not an exaggeration uh... if you've not heard he has not been seen or heard from publicly in nearly two weeks it's been he's been gone he's been out of the public law entirely for thirteen straight days no campaign stomps no zoom calls nothing zippo not a no interviews no one seen him he he is our own version of most about cmini he's the if he's officially the cardboard candidate
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[UNKNOWN]: We literally have no idea what is going on here as campaign is claiming he has the flu.
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[UNKNOWN]: But a flu doesn't prevent you from appearing on a Zoom call.
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[UNKNOWN]: It doesn't prevent you from making appearances online and getting wiped into NBC from your bedroom.
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[UNKNOWN]: Oh, I'm doing okay, Chuck, I'm doing okay.
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[UNKNOWN]: I'm gonna be working for the Texan people.
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[UNKNOWN]: I'm gonna get through.
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[UNKNOWN]: I mean, a flu doesn't lock you away from all public contact.
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[UNKNOWN]: So something is obviously going on here, obviously.
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[UNKNOWN]: And the real tell, the real tell is not just the complete lack of transparency coming from his fledgling campaign, the real tell is coming from the complete silence from the legacy media.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's it.
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[UNKNOWN]: For me, that's it.
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[UNKNOWN]: The complete and total lack of interest in curiosity by the liberal corporate media regarding his whereabouts, speaks volumes.
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[UNKNOWN]: That tells you everything you need to know about how serious of a problem is said, I mean, just, I mean, counterfactual of us, if this were happening with Ken Pax, if Ken Pax and suddenly disappear from the campaign.
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[UNKNOWN]: Can you imagine any Republican sand senate candidate
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[UNKNOWN]: just went missing for 12 days.
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[UNKNOWN]: You know that CNN political in the New York Times it'd be all over the office.
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[UNKNOWN]: This is a son.
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[UNKNOWN]: He's gone.
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[UNKNOWN]: He's gone.
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[UNKNOWN]: He's given up.
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[UNKNOWN]: Clearly, he's law all this is bad.
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[UNKNOWN]: This is, and what does this mean for the Republicans?
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[UNKNOWN]: He says, I mean, this would be front page headline news.
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[UNKNOWN]: But instead, the legacy media,
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[UNKNOWN]: has gone totally radio silent.
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[UNKNOWN]: They're literally blacking out the story and that silence is to give away as far as I'm concerned.
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[UNKNOWN]: Something very serious is obviously going on here.
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[UNKNOWN]: Again, all we've got are rumors, all right.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's it.
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[UNKNOWN]: I don't have any.
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[UNKNOWN]: I'm not going to look into it.
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[UNKNOWN]: Well, according to my, so I don't have sources.
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[UNKNOWN]: I hang out libraries all day.
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[UNKNOWN]: I don't have sources.
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[UNKNOWN]: I just analyze from what I can see the same thing that you can see, right?
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[UNKNOWN]: According to reports, Taller Rico was last seen publicly in Texas at a football game on September 26th.
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[UNKNOWN]: That was the last time we saw them.
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[UNKNOWN]: So it's been 13 days.
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[UNKNOWN]: That was his last public appearance.
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[UNKNOWN]: Now, fundraising invitations subsequently placed in New York on September 28th in 29th.
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[UNKNOWN]: Then on September 30th, he appeared remotely and an event that he had, and he was reportedly supposed to attend in person.
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[UNKNOWN]: And he explained that he had developed the flu, the previous night received treatment at a Dallas medical clinic.
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[UNKNOWN]: Even although, I mean, that completely contradicted reports that he had been attending a New York fundraiser.
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[UNKNOWN]: I roughly, the same time, and by the way, he has to go to New York because the Democrats are broke.
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[UNKNOWN]: And we're going to get into that in a minute and this video, make sure you stick with me to the very end of this video, they're broke.
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[UNKNOWN]: The DNC is broke.
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[UNKNOWN]: And so he has to go to these private fundraisers to run money, all right, but anyway,
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[UNKNOWN]: That was it.
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[UNKNOWN]: That was the last we saw them.
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[UNKNOWN]: I mean, we're talking everything.
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[UNKNOWN]: He has no schedule public events at all leading up to November.
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[UNKNOWN]: Zippo none.
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[UNKNOWN]: There's been no contact whatsoever with them.
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[UNKNOWN]: I mean, if seriously, if this is somebody you knew, you would be very worried right now and let that hit you the legacy media isn't the least bit curious.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's the tell.
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[UNKNOWN]: So as I alluded to, there are rumors swirling out there that Talorica may have experienced mental health crisis and that he's entered a treatment facility.
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[UNKNOWN]: Again, to be clear, as I understand it, there is yet to be any solid confirmation of that.
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[UNKNOWN]: At this point in time, we do not know whether that information is true.
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[UNKNOWN]: There's no documentation.
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[UNKNOWN]: There's no medical confirmation.
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[UNKNOWN]: There's no verification of the source of that allegation.
23:34
[UNKNOWN]: And yes, there is also
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[UNKNOWN]: There is also a rumor going around that James Taloreco is now officially Jamie Taloreco.
23:43
[UNKNOWN]: Get you not there is a rumor yet a sex change everywhere.
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[UNKNOWN]: I mean, what do you even say to this so look at this point seems to me that
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[UNKNOWN]: The responsible conclusion is not that we know what happened to James Talarico.
23:59
[UNKNOWN]: God forbid anything bad.
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[UNKNOWN]: God bless the guy, but we don't know what happened to him.
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[UNKNOWN]: The real story in the end is that a major Senate candidate has basically left
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[UNKNOWN]: the campaign trail.
24:12
[UNKNOWN]: He's been publicly absent for 13 days.
24:16
[UNKNOWN]: The explanation offered by his campaign is generated obvious questions.
24:19
[UNKNOWN]: It's very dubious.
24:21
[UNKNOWN]: And the deliberate silence by the legacy media is the most telling aspect of it all.
24:25
[UNKNOWN]: Obviously something seriously wrong has happened.
24:30
[UNKNOWN]: And we're just going to have to wait to find out, but it's not an exaggeration to say his campaign looks to be in ruins at this point, not not that it ever had a remote chance of winning to begin with, I despise these right wing, these conservative ex handles as a well boy, that was a close shave for Paxton.
24:52
[UNKNOWN]: He got a real break here.
24:53
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, F you.
24:56
[UNKNOWN]: Why are you again, these are the same guys will look at you and tell you that the New York Times is fake news, but they'll turn around and believe the New York Times pulls.
25:08
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, I just have no patience with.
25:11
[UNKNOWN]: nonsense like that, Tala Freka was never even going to come close to winning this Texas Senate race.
25:18
[UNKNOWN]: It just doesn't work out mathematically, but now regardless, it now it's just it's all for not.
25:25
[UNKNOWN]: We don't even have to discuss it.
25:27
[UNKNOWN]: Obviously, you can put a fork in this campaign at this point.
25:30
[UNKNOWN]: And that's the pattern by the way that we're seeing all across the board.
25:33
[UNKNOWN]: This whole month long
25:37
[UNKNOWN]: fabricated campaign by both the Democrats and their mouthpieces, pathetic.
25:43
[UNKNOWN]: vial mouthpieces in the lying legacy media to demoralize and disparage Republicans while raising money for Democrats, these absurd polls are all collapsing.
25:56
[UNKNOWN]: Take a look at this by the way from Matt Towery of Insider, polling, it's very one of the more accurate polling outlets of 2024.
26:03
[UNKNOWN]: Here's what he is tweeting out.
26:05
[UNKNOWN]: This is what they're finding now.
26:07
[UNKNOWN]: quote, there is another definite wave that we are seeing, voter 65 and over are the most enthusiastic to vote of all demographics.
26:21
[UNKNOWN]: And they've moved back to the GOP in big numbers.
26:26
[UNKNOWN]: I will say that again because we've got data to back this up.
26:30
[UNKNOWN]: voters 65 and over are the most enthusiastic to vote of all demographics, and they have moved back to the GOP in big numbers.
26:44
[UNKNOWN]: Races are close in red states, but also close in some blue states.
26:50
[UNKNOWN]: a most unusual election cycle.
26:52
[UNKNOWN]: Lots of states are battleground states that have never been before.
26:57
[UNKNOWN]: So he's asking.
26:58
[UNKNOWN]: He's actually asking there, is this going to be a silver wave?
27:02
[UNKNOWN]: Forget the blue wave?
27:04
[UNKNOWN]: Are we going to be seeing a silver wave?
27:06
[UNKNOWN]: Is the midterms
27:08
[UNKNOWN]: Is this the midterms that will be ultimately decided by voter 65 and over because that's exactly the data that we're seeing coming out of the early voting, particularly in the state of Ohio now if you again, if you've been with this channel for a while, not make sure to smack that bell and subscribe button, but if you've been with us now for a while, you'll know for the last few weeks, we've been locked centered on Ohio.
27:34
[UNKNOWN]: And that's because Ohio has started their in-person early voting this week.
27:38
[UNKNOWN]: They already had their mailings and now they're doing the, they're still doing the mailings, but now they're doing their in-person and so far the numbers have been insane.
27:50
[UNKNOWN]: 65 and over are making up 60% of the voting constituency right now.
27:58
[UNKNOWN]: This is data coming from Hamilton County.
28:01
[UNKNOWN]: Now the key here is that according to exit polling from 22 and 24, the 65 plus demographic voted Republican by 12 points by double digits and that's what Matt
28:18
[UNKNOWN]: voters 65 and older have moved back to the GOP by huge numbers.
28:25
[UNKNOWN]: By contrast, the age demographic that historically votes most reliably Democrat, the under 30 vote has collapsed.
28:37
[UNKNOWN]: It's just 5% of the in-person early vote on day one
28:47
[UNKNOWN]: So you got sixty sixty two percent of the vote with a demographic of the vote with a demographic that's voting for Republicans by double digits and then that demographic vote that votes most reliably Democrat is barely making up three or four percent of your
29:08
[UNKNOWN]: your vote.
29:08
[UNKNOWN]: So if you're a Democrat, you're looking at these demos and you're seeing an absolute catastrophic catastrophe right there.
29:16
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, you don't have to look any further.
29:20
[UNKNOWN]: This is a Hamilton County is supposed to be super blue.
29:25
[UNKNOWN]: And your constituents that make it super blue aren't showing up.
29:30
[UNKNOWN]: So this election may turn out to be the revenge of the boomers, the 65 and up voter coming out in
29:38
[UNKNOWN]: and voting overwhelmingly Republican.
29:41
[UNKNOWN]: So that leads us now to the early voting.
29:44
[UNKNOWN]: We've got the polls that are shifting towards the GOP.
29:48
[UNKNOWN]: What are we seeing with actual in-person early voting because those are the real polls?
29:56
[UNKNOWN]: Right, the real polls are how actual people are actually voting.
30:01
[UNKNOWN]: Now what the New York Times tells us people will vote, the people they talk to, how they will vote.
30:07
[UNKNOWN]: No, these are actual people who are actually voting and we've got the stats and let's just say, for the Democrats, it's an absolute train wreck.
30:18
[UNKNOWN]: Wait.
30:19
[UNKNOWN]: until you see this.
30:20
[UNKNOWN]: But first gang, if you are just joining us, our super chats are up, so feel free to send in your comments, your questions, and it'll be my honor to answer them on this live stream.
30:30
[UNKNOWN]: Also, as you know, I do make predictions for living elections, markets, where the whole country, where the world is heading.
30:37
[UNKNOWN]: And I'll be the first to tell you a prediction is still just a prediction.
30:41
[UNKNOWN]: Turn on the TV and everybody's telling you exactly what the market does next quarter.
30:46
[UNKNOWN]: And sometimes they get it right, but more than that,
30:50
[UNKNOWN]: Let me tell you about what I'm seeing here.
30:52
[UNKNOWN]: There's one corner of the American economy where I don't have to predict the thing because the outcome has already been baked into the cake.
31:00
[UNKNOWN]: It's already written down.
31:02
[UNKNOWN]: It's called a tax laid and here's how it works.
31:04
[UNKNOWN]: So when people fall behind on their property taxes, the county still needs that money like now, for schools, roads, the sheriff, whatever.
31:14
[UNKNOWN]: So the county sells the unpaid tax bill to an investor.
31:20
[UNKNOWN]: And from that moment on, the debt is now owed to the investor with interest, and that interest rate is not set by your bank.
31:28
[UNKNOWN]: It's not set by Wall Street.
31:30
[UNKNOWN]: It's not even set by the Fed.
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[UNKNOWN]: It's set by state law.
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[UNKNOWN]: In some states, it's high as 12 to 24%.
31:38
[UNKNOWN]: written right into statute and secured by real American property.
31:43
[UNKNOWN]: Now here's the part of us.
31:44
[UNKNOWN]: Nobody talks about the owner gets a deadline and that deadline is written into law as well.
31:51
[UNKNOWN]: If they pay, you get your money back plus the interest.
31:54
[UNKNOWN]: If they never pay, the law gives you a path to the property itself.
31:58
[UNKNOWN]: Now think about that.
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[UNKNOWN]: Two outcomes, and both of them are spelled out before you would before you have to put in a single dollar.
32:06
[UNKNOWN]: That's not a prediction gang, that's a position.
32:10
[UNKNOWN]: Now, if you've been with me this year, you know my friend, J.
32:13
[UNKNOWN]: He's been doing this for years and teaching regular hardworking folks how to do it to and you watched him buy a tax lien live right in front of you, but every time you only saw half the story, the buy.
32:25
[UNKNOWN]: So this time, I asked J for the other half.
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[UNKNOWN]: the part nobody ever shows you what actually happens when the owner does not pay.
32:36
[UNKNOWN]: So next Tuesday October 13th at 8 p.m. Eastern 5 p.m. Pacific, Jay is hosting a free live masterclass who's going to buy a real tax lien live on call and then walk you through step by step how that deadline gets enforced when the bill never gets paid.
32:55
[UNKNOWN]: Now, here's the catch.
32:56
[UNKNOWN]: That live purchase happens once in real time.
32:59
[UNKNOWN]: There's no replay of it.
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[UNKNOWN]: When it's done, it's done.
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[UNKNOWN]: Again, this is Tuesday, October 13th 8 p.m. Eastern 5 p.m. Pacific register now at
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[UNKNOWN]: stop.
33:19
[UNKNOWN]: All right.
33:20
[UNKNOWN]: So this week in person early voting, which is the single most accurate indicator for how an election is panning out in person early voting has begun in Ohio.
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[UNKNOWN]: It gives us a snapshot of turnout enthusiasm and the electorate's partisan and demographic composition, especially when you compare it with similar past elections.
33:42
[UNKNOWN]: And when all is said to done,
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[UNKNOWN]: And again, this is a snapshot of Ohio in a couple of other states.
33:50
[UNKNOWN]: The early voting, again, I just, looking, I don't, I am an optimistic fellow.
33:59
[UNKNOWN]: You know that, I'm an optimistic fellow, but I also, you know, I'll be very honest with you when I see this ain't going so well.
34:09
[UNKNOWN]: I'm not one for hyperbole, just for hyperbole, say, all I can say to you, this is an absolute nightmare for the Democrats.
34:20
[UNKNOWN]: No, so, okay, so why don't I preface this then by pointing out that it's still very, very early, right?
34:29
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, most states haven't even started their in-person early voting.
34:33
[UNKNOWN]: It's very, we're, we're, we're barely in the second week of October for heaven's sake.
34:38
[UNKNOWN]: So things can certainly change.
34:40
[UNKNOWN]: So keep all of that in mind.
34:46
[UNKNOWN]: But it is the beginning of the race.
34:49
[UNKNOWN]: The race is started.
34:51
[UNKNOWN]: The start gun has shot.
34:52
[UNKNOWN]: And as things stand, this is not where the Democrats want to be.
35:00
[UNKNOWN]: And again, that's what I think Matt Taurrey was saying here.
35:03
[UNKNOWN]: This isn't good.
35:07
[UNKNOWN]: In Ohio, in person early voting,
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[UNKNOWN]: is down around 50% below 2024 in some of the most deep blue counties in the state.
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[UNKNOWN]: Now, this is from the wonderful and extraordinarily detailed analysis of tonerous use.
35:29
[UNKNOWN]: on X.
35:30
[UNKNOWN]: If you want to know where I'm getting a lot of this information, that's his X handle, right there.
35:36
[UNKNOWN]: You will definitely want to subscribe.
35:38
[UNKNOWN]: He is phenomenally put in a lot of hard work here, a lot of hours, and he's looking at the numbers coming out of all kinds of counties out of Ohio.
35:49
[UNKNOWN]: And here he's looking particularly at Hamilton County, which is a big Democrat County.
35:57
[UNKNOWN]: from his and modeling and he was excellent by the way in 2024.
36:01
[UNKNOWN]: So I'm very familiar with Tona Riss's work, but at this rate, the Democrat dominated turnout from Hamilton will be at the end of the day around 264,000 voters.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's about 44% of the county.
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[UNKNOWN]: That would be the lowest turnout
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[UNKNOWN]: since 1970.
36:35
[UNKNOWN]: You heard that, we're not, wait, this ain't 2022, we ain't 2024, gang, you heard that right.
36:43
[UNKNOWN]: This would be the lowest turnout from this reliably blue county since 1970.
36:52
[UNKNOWN]: That is the very definition of a turnout train wreck.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's a turnout train wreck for what Richard Nixon was president.
37:05
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, that's how far back we're going over 50 years for whatever reason, Ohio Democrats are not coming out and by the way, that appears to be exactly what we're seeing in Michigan.
37:20
[UNKNOWN]: That's why they're wheeling out all Barack Obama's bones to campaign for a
37:29
[UNKNOWN]: Now, you can see the same pattern, perhaps even more starkly in deep red counties in Ohio.
37:35
[UNKNOWN]: So here's the data coming out of Shelby.
37:38
[UNKNOWN]: You'll find this very fascinating because again, this is a pattern that we're seeing repeated day after day after day this week.
37:44
[UNKNOWN]: Again, in person early voting started on Tuesday.
37:48
[UNKNOWN]: So we have three days of data, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
37:53
[UNKNOWN]: We're collecting todays, right?
37:55
[UNKNOWN]: We're in the midst of todays, but we have three finished days of data.
37:59
[UNKNOWN]: uh... this is shall be now shall be very very trumpy uh... he wanted by sixty three points very trumpy on day one of in person early voting democrats made up twenty nine percent of the vote while republicans made up forty five percent then as you can see on day two democrats fell twenty five percent republicans jumped to fifty one percent
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[UNKNOWN]: Democrats imploded to just 15% of the vote.
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[UNKNOWN]: It's just half of day one, but look at the GOP.
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[UNKNOWN]: They've surged to 55% of the vote.
38:46
[UNKNOWN]: So the pattern here is that the Democrats are plummeting while the Republicans are surging.
38:56
[UNKNOWN]: Take a look at this from Warren County.
38:57
[UNKNOWN]: Again, Warren County is another very Republican county, but you're seeing the same pattern.
39:03
[UNKNOWN]: Same thing, on day one of in-person early voting, Democrats were 34% of the vote.
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[UNKNOWN]: Republicans were 39% on day two.
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[UNKNOWN]: Democrats dropped to 32% of the vote.
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[UNKNOWN]: Republicans remained at 39% day three.
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[UNKNOWN]: Democrats dropped to 29% Republicans jumped to 42%.
39:29
[UNKNOWN]: That's the pattern.
39:31
[UNKNOWN]: Now again, we're seeing something similar in the early vote data coming out of Michigan.
39:37
[UNKNOWN]: It's not as detailed as Ohio.
39:41
[UNKNOWN]: Take a look at this though.
39:42
[UNKNOWN]: It's pretty good.
39:42
[UNKNOWN]: The red lines are Trump one counties.
39:46
[UNKNOWN]: Those account for folks.
39:47
[UNKNOWN]: 46.5% of Michigan's returned mail-in ballots that's well ahead of their pace at the same stage in 2024 and modestly ahead of 2022 when the Republicans crushed the state did very, very well.
40:03
[UNKNOWN]: The current share is already close to their election day levels in both cycles.
40:15
[UNKNOWN]: uh, in 2022 again, these are male and ballot.
40:17
[UNKNOWN]: So returns from Republican leaning counties aren't just showing up, but they're arriving earlier this year than in 2024, which suggests significant Republican enthusiasm, just like we're seeing in the great state of Florida in Florida, the turnout is literally 2024 all over again.
40:41
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, look at this, this is crazy.
40:44
[UNKNOWN]: The returns for both Democrats and Republicans are just literally one point more than they were in 2024 at this time, it's 1.5% more for Democrats, 1.3% more for Republicans again completely negligible difference, a point two difference.
41:04
[UNKNOWN]: When the end, because back in 2024, the Republicans went on to crush the Democrats by double digit margins.
41:09
[UNKNOWN]: In fact, some are saying that this looks like that Florida will end up being even more red in 2026 than 2024.
41:19
[UNKNOWN]: Again, here's what we're seeing in Georgia.
41:21
[UNKNOWN]: This is mail requests day by day comparing these midterms to 2022 and 2024.
41:30
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, look at this, in counties that voted for Kamala Harris in the same two-day window from third, so this is from 31 days out to the election to 29 days before the election.
41:42
[UNKNOWN]: Harris won counties grew the request grew by 2.5% but Trump won counties grew by 5% double the Harris won counties.
41:53
[UNKNOWN]: And you'll notice that the groups were much closer in 22 and 24 in terms of their, in terms of their requested ballots.
42:01
[UNKNOWN]: So there's there seems to be a bit of a breakout for the Republicans in Georgia mail requests as well.
42:06
[UNKNOWN]: Now, why is this happening?
42:08
[UNKNOWN]: What is going on here?
42:10
[UNKNOWN]: And again, I do.
42:12
[UNKNOWN]: I want to perhaps I want to be responsible here.
42:14
[UNKNOWN]: We are still early.
42:16
[UNKNOWN]: Things could change.
42:19
[UNKNOWN]: And they will.
42:19
[UNKNOWN]: Things will go up a bit, certainly for Democrats as we get closer to the election.
42:24
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
42:24
[UNKNOWN]: They will.
42:25
[UNKNOWN]: But, based on what we saw on 22 and 244, they're not going to change that much.
42:33
[UNKNOWN]: So why are we seeing such a dramatic drop in the Democrat early vote?
42:39
[UNKNOWN]: Again, this is not very Democratity of them.
42:43
[UNKNOWN]: Historically, Democrats do everything they possibly can to rack up these huge margins through early voting, both in-person and through mail, going into election day precisely because their voting constituencies can't compete with the massive Republican juggernaut turnout on election day.
43:04
[UNKNOWN]: But we're simply not seeing that right now.
43:06
[UNKNOWN]: As we speak at least, when it comes to the early vote data, we're getting and either red states or purple states, competitive states.
43:13
[UNKNOWN]: We're not seeing those characteristic margins.
43:17
[UNKNOWN]: So what on earth is going on here?
43:20
[UNKNOWN]: Well,
43:21
[UNKNOWN]: Believe it or not, none other than CNN may actually give us the clue to what's happening.
43:26
[UNKNOWN]: Check this out.
43:28
[UNKNOWN]: Presidential elections that look, the Republicans are gaining versus where they were eight years ago during Trump's first midterm election.
43:35
[UNKNOWN]: Take a look here, GOP gains in party registration margin versus election day 2018.
43:39
[UNKNOWN]: In Arizona, the Republican margin versus a Democrat, Republicans are up four points, have out Nevada.
43:44
[UNKNOWN]: Republicans up five points, have out North Carolina, Republicans up eight points, have out the Commonwealth, the Pennsylvania, Republicans up seven points.
43:52
[UNKNOWN]: So when you take a look at how people are actually registering, this is not pulling data compared to where we were eight years ago, Republicans are doing considerably better in what are the swing states at least normally in presidential elections.
44:05
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, so someone could look at this now, not to to our own horn here.
44:11
[UNKNOWN]: But if you've been with this channel for some time, if not, make sure to smack that bell and subscribe.
44:16
[UNKNOWN]: But if you've been with this channel, you'll know this is old news.
44:21
[UNKNOWN]: The mass voter registration advantage for Republicans is old news who have been covering this for almost two years.
44:30
[UNKNOWN]: CNN is only now catching up.
44:33
[UNKNOWN]: We've been reporting on what even the New York Times calls the Democrat voter registration crisis.
44:41
[UNKNOWN]: That's the word they use crisis.
44:44
[UNKNOWN]: We're between 2020 and 2024 Democrats lost over two million registered voters, 2.1 million.
44:52
[UNKNOWN]: while Republicans gained 2.4 million.
44:55
[UNKNOWN]: That's a net swing of 4.5 million voters in four years.
45:00
[UNKNOWN]: And since then, things have gotten even worse.
45:02
[UNKNOWN]: We've met another million votes in the, we've banked them in the Republican registrations.
45:09
[UNKNOWN]: Voters are fleeing the Democrats.
45:12
[UNKNOWN]: There were three million less Democrats than there were in 2020.
45:19
[UNKNOWN]: And the key here is area and denoted is that this is not polling data.
45:23
[UNKNOWN]: These are real people making actual decisions about how they identify politically.
45:29
[UNKNOWN]: And the Democrats have lost upwards of at least three million voters in the last six years.
45:36
[UNKNOWN]: Now, what are we seeing here?
45:41
[UNKNOWN]: Simply put, that voter registration advantage that the GOP has been rackin' up across the nation is yielding its fruits.
45:48
[UNKNOWN]: Democrat turnout has plummeted proportionate to the plummeting Democrat voter registration.
45:57
[UNKNOWN]: I'll say that again, because I think that's the key explanation or the Democrat turnout has plummeted proportionate to the plummeting Democrat voter registration.
46:10
[UNKNOWN]: So this is what we might call the inevitability of voter registry.
46:14
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, well, we don't want to get too cocky with it.
46:17
[UNKNOWN]: Because obviously, Republicans could fail to show up.
46:20
[UNKNOWN]: Republicans can pull a Tucker.
46:22
[UNKNOWN]: And so I'm going to teach the Republican Party a lesson.
46:26
[UNKNOWN]: I'm going to vote for else.
46:28
[UNKNOWN]: So yeah, yeah, that could happen.
46:30
[UNKNOWN]: Sure.
46:31
[UNKNOWN]: Republicans could fail to turn up and let whatever is left of the Democrats have one of their final heyday, sure.
46:38
[UNKNOWN]: But I'm saying that, I mean, I think the reason Democrat and by the way, we're not seeing that obviously in the early vote data by any stretch of the imagination, but the reason Democrats aren't seeing all of these early votes getting banked is because.
46:54
[UNKNOWN]: Those early voters are ceasing to exist.
47:01
[UNKNOWN]: And, and but you mix into the equation, the fact that nearly 4 million illegals have been deported and millions of dead and relocated names have been purged from their voter rolls over the last 18 months.
47:14
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, there appear to be far less Democrat voters and there were in 2024.
47:18
[UNKNOWN]: That's Larry's short, the historian, Larry's Shwikert's thesis.
47:20
[UNKNOWN]: He thinks we're seeing probably upwards about three million less voters because of the deportations and the cleaning up the voter rolls.
47:29
[UNKNOWN]: He doesn't count to my knowledge.
47:31
[UNKNOWN]: He doesn't count the voter registration, which he's fully aware of.
47:35
[UNKNOWN]: Maybe he does, maybe he counts the voter register.
47:37
[UNKNOWN]: But I think the voter registration
47:41
[UNKNOWN]: discrepancy, the decline for Democrats is over 3 million right now since 2020.
47:47
[UNKNOWN]: So anyway, so that appears at least to me, the most plausible explanation of what's going on here.
47:55
[UNKNOWN]: And if you could believe, I mean, it even gets worse for them.
47:59
[UNKNOWN]: This is why I'm very confident it gets going to be hard.
48:02
[UNKNOWN]: This is an uphill battle, but if ever we were able to do it, I think it is now.
48:11
[UNKNOWN]: And it could be summed up in one word and simple money.
48:14
[UNKNOWN]: I alluded to it with Tolerico money.
48:17
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, look at this.
48:18
[UNKNOWN]: This is the Republican big donor advantage.
48:21
[UNKNOWN]: We have never seen this before.
48:24
[UNKNOWN]: This is being written about, Analysts have noticed.
48:26
[UNKNOWN]: Kamala had all the big donors in her quarter and 24.
48:30
[UNKNOWN]: She wrote for every dollar, Trump raised she raised two.
48:33
[UNKNOWN]: All the billionaires were in a quarter.
48:35
[UNKNOWN]: Now it's a total inversion.
48:37
[UNKNOWN]: The Republicans of the mask nearly $1 billion for a midterm in big donor private cash, 830 million.
48:48
[UNKNOWN]: It's absolutely astonishing.
48:51
[UNKNOWN]: The Democrats are stuck at just around 200 million and it gets worse.
48:56
[UNKNOWN]: The GOP as we speak is outspending the Democrats 4-1.
49:01
[UNKNOWN]: That's pure dollar domination for to one.
49:04
[UNKNOWN]: In fact, this is the first time ever in modern political history, where the Republicans actually have more money than the Democrats, right?
49:13
[UNKNOWN]: Is that fun?
49:14
[UNKNOWN]: Funny?
49:14
[UNKNOWN]: Is that interesting?
49:15
[UNKNOWN]: You get you bankrupt USAID and all of a sudden you bankrupt the Democrats.
49:18
[UNKNOWN]: Huh?
49:19
[UNKNOWN]: Strange.
49:20
[UNKNOWN]: What a weird coincidence.
49:22
[UNKNOWN]: Thanks to Trump, the Republicans are literally a wash and cash all told the Republicans wore chests has exceeded over a billion dollars for the midterms.
49:33
[UNKNOWN]: And as a result, this is turning out to be the single most expensive midterms in history.
49:40
[UNKNOWN]: It's actually already sending, setting, spending records that are exceeding last year's presidential race.
49:47
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, to put it into perspective, television spending alone will roughly equal the combined advertising expenditures of the first 59 super balls combined.
50:00
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, look at this mass spending discrepancy.
50:05
[UNKNOWN]: it's insane.
50:06
[UNKNOWN]: And this is just a start of it.
50:07
[UNKNOWN]: This is the beginning of September.
50:09
[UNKNOWN]: So if you could see it there in Texas, the Republican Ken Paxton, he's outspending the MIA, Tala Freco by nearly a hundred million dollars.
50:20
[UNKNOWN]: In Ohio, Republicans increase their spending to $41.8 million versus just $15 million for Democrats, giving a GOP the GOP a $26 million dollar edge, Michigan followed with an $11.5 million Republican advantage.
50:34
[UNKNOWN]: New Hampshire has a $6.6 million advantage.
50:37
[UNKNOWN]: Iowa has a $5.2 million advantage, Alaska's $4.9 million, North Carolina $3.1 million advantage.
50:44
[UNKNOWN]: All together, Republican spending across these seven states increase by nearly $300 million, as compared with just 97 million for the Democrats.
50:53
[UNKNOWN]: And remember, historically, this is the one big fact you want to hold onto.
50:58
[UNKNOWN]: Historically speaking, the congressional candidate that spends the most money in a campaign wins 94% of the time.
51:10
[UNKNOWN]: That's what I'm saying, guys, we can do this.
51:13
[UNKNOWN]: It's going to be hard, but we can do this when all of a sudden done.
51:18
[UNKNOWN]: If these in-person early vote trends and fundraising trends and missing person trends hold, November 3rd won't simply be another election.
51:30
[UNKNOWN]: It may indeed be historic.
51:33
[UNKNOWN]: Remember, gang, we're going against the grain here.
51:36
[UNKNOWN]: Since 1932, there've only been three exceptions to the rule that the party in power loses seats in the midterms.
51:45
[UNKNOWN]: 1934, 1998, 2002.
51:48
[UNKNOWN]: Other than that, the party in power loses on average 20 to 30 seats in the midterms.
51:54
[UNKNOWN]: That's just, if past is precedent, that's what we're staring at.
51:59
[UNKNOWN]: So that's what we're ultimately fighting.
52:02
[UNKNOWN]: We're not fighting the Democrats, we're fighting historical precedents.
52:07
[UNKNOWN]: But if ever there were a time that we can rise up and make history, it is now.
52:14
[UNKNOWN]: Why not?
52:16
[UNKNOWN]: Fight fight, fight, win, win, win.
52:19
[UNKNOWN]: You did it in 2024, let's do it again.
52:24
[UNKNOWN]: Over to you guys, over to you, our super chats are still up.
52:26
[UNKNOWN]: So, fire away any questions or comments you have.
52:29
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52:32
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52:56
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53:48
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54:57
[UNKNOWN]: We can win the, you are not, we can win the, you are strong and valiant.
55:03
[UNKNOWN]: You said it comes down to which party has the most registered voters, but Texas has 8.3 million dams and 6.6 million Republicans and 2.9 million independence.
55:16
[UNKNOWN]: What makes Texas different?
55:17
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know where you're getting those numbers because Texas doesn't register by party.
55:22
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know where you're getting those numbers.
55:25
[UNKNOWN]: So you'd have to show me where you're getting those numbers.
55:31
[UNKNOWN]: Let me check real quick here.
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[UNKNOWN]: Texas.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and for that's what makes Texas hard to model because they don't, um, and I think you're a little low too, because they have about 18 million registered voters.
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[UNKNOWN]: Let's see, oh, I see they are doing some, they're doing they're getting those numbers while you're getting it from a modeling.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so the only so so I'm getting it to let's see you've got what numbers oh you've got totals yeah okay good 8.2 i've got 8.18.2 million democrat and then 6.5 million republican okay so Just i'm looking at that couple of things again that's a model so it's not so it's so you're not getting it from voter registration as what i'm saying.
56:42
[UNKNOWN]: But no, you have the same thing in North Carolina.
56:45
[UNKNOWN]: You have old school Democrat, the South.
56:47
[UNKNOWN]: And old school Democrats haven't voted Democrat obviously in decades.
56:54
[UNKNOWN]: So those are old school Democrats that have not changed their registration.
57:01
[UNKNOWN]: But it doesn't keep in mind.
57:03
[UNKNOWN]: It doesn't come down to voter registration.
57:05
[UNKNOWN]: It's just voter registration happens to be one of the most predictive indicators for how an election is about to pan out.
57:14
[UNKNOWN]: So no, if you're dealing with taxes, you're dealing with...
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[UNKNOWN]: You're dealing with Democrats that are old school Democrats that vote now Republican just didn't change their affiliation, but the problem with Texas is they do not register by party.
57:30
[UNKNOWN]: It's not a partisan breakdown.
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[UNKNOWN]: So you have to rely on these models whether they're accurate or not.
57:35
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
57:35
[UNKNOWN]: I haven't looked into it.
57:38
[UNKNOWN]: Great question though.
57:39
[UNKNOWN]: Richard, Dr. Steve, is it Talarico campaigns right now?
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[UNKNOWN]: Rope a dope?
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57:55
[UNKNOWN]: I guess it would be a kind of ropa do because that's in a sense that's what the Republicans have been doing.
58:02
[UNKNOWN]: That's the strategy that the RNC is doing.
58:06
[UNKNOWN]: The strategy is to to get the Democrats to outspend early with all these idiot polls that it's very smart because the the Republicans knew that they would not be able to.
58:23
[UNKNOWN]: they're not going to be able to compete with the Democrats in the polling propaganda because the Democrats have all the legacy media, the legacy media pushes the polling propaganda.
58:33
[UNKNOWN]: So there's really nothing that you can, you can't keep, you can't, you just can't compete against it.
58:40
[UNKNOWN]: All right, let them have their party.
58:42
[UNKNOWN]: Let them rock and roll in August and September.
58:47
[UNKNOWN]: And then we're going to come in after they've all outspent their money.
58:51
[UNKNOWN]: We're going to come in and we're going to absolutely crush them in October.
58:56
[UNKNOWN]: And that's smart because that's when people actually start paying attention.
59:00
[UNKNOWN]: That's when you start getting the debates.
59:02
[UNKNOWN]: As we saw this week, our first round of debates.
59:06
[UNKNOWN]: And, and now as you can see, Tala Rico's poles are are snow diving are nose diving.
59:12
[UNKNOWN]: That's a snow diving.
59:13
[UNKNOWN]: Well, that's pretty good.
59:14
[UNKNOWN]: Have you ever snowdive and they they're snow that I did again, nose diving precisely because of the hurting.
59:22
[UNKNOWN]: It's happening, but also because in the end Republican voters are returning to to Paxon.
59:29
[UNKNOWN]: Remember what was a 12 out of 13 undecided had voted for Trump in 2024.
59:34
[UNKNOWN]: So there you go.
59:35
[UNKNOWN]: So I maybe he's doing his own version of Ropa Dope, but I think it's a little late for the for the for the dope part.
59:45
[UNKNOWN]: Rockdog Dr. Steve Democrats and their propaganda readers on PMS DNC are trying to tell everyone it's going to be a blue wave taking the Senate, taking the house governorships, flipping red states blue.
59:58
[UNKNOWN]: That's the case.
59:59
[UNKNOWN]: Why is it that their own internal polling shows the exact opposite?
1:00:02
[UNKNOWN]: Is it for the proof that if you don't despise the media, you don't hate them enough?
1:00:06
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, for sure.
1:00:07
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, first of all, when is MSNBC ever not promised a blue wave?
1:00:12
[UNKNOWN]: MSNBC lives off of blue ways.
1:00:14
[UNKNOWN]: MSNBC just gives crack to this ever, you know, depleting audience that that does want to be lied to because they can't handle reality.
1:00:23
[UNKNOWN]: Remember these are people don't know what a woman is.
1:00:26
[UNKNOWN]: So they can't handle reality MSN MS DNC gives them their gives them their dose of, you know, crack and then and then and they're fine.
1:00:37
[UNKNOWN]: And then they freak out after the election.
1:00:41
[UNKNOWN]: or they all, they inflate a win here where they're saying Roy Cooper and North Carolina.
1:00:49
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, we stole North Carolina.
1:00:51
[UNKNOWN]: This is huge, you know, they'll do everything they can.
1:00:54
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, we held on, you know, L.S.
1:00:56
[UNKNOWN]: I had one, yeah, you know, though inflate the hyper inflate a particular victory and lose.
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[UNKNOWN]: perspective of the map as a whole.
1:01:05
[UNKNOWN]: So yeah, now the MS MS MS NBC.
1:01:09
[UNKNOWN]: I don't even know how anyone keeping remotely called a news organization this point.
1:01:13
[UNKNOWN]: It's just it's it's DNC headquarters.
1:01:16
[UNKNOWN]: It's it's it's Bloomberg for DNC and it should be treated that way.
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[UNKNOWN]: Brian, my good friend, may be your recent video show that data registration early, voting, et cetera, contradict the polls, fox, particular pizmioff, pretending to be fair to conservatives and Republicans are using left-wing polling outlets for information.
1:01:37
[UNKNOWN]: Absolutely.
1:01:37
[UNKNOWN]: Two things.
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[UNKNOWN]: What are how many are fooled by such crap?
1:01:40
[UNKNOWN]: Good question.
1:01:41
[UNKNOWN]: And to how do any of these legacy outlets regain credibility just to do the same crap each election cycle?
1:01:48
[UNKNOWN]: Um, brilliant questions.
1:01:50
[UNKNOWN]: Um, I miss our chats, Brian.
1:01:53
[UNKNOWN]: Um, Brian's a, if you don't know, and we'll call it a minute, Eastern University.
1:01:57
[UNKNOWN]: We, uh, where we were in the academic world, we've been freed.
1:02:00
[UNKNOWN]: We have been liberated ever since now, but, uh, we were in the belly of the beast in many ways in the, in academia.
1:02:06
[UNKNOWN]: So, um,
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[UNKNOWN]: how many are fooled, you know, I think, I think a lot of people are unfortunately, you know, my thing is, look, they have less of an audience than ever.
1:02:21
[UNKNOWN]: But like you mentioned the Fox news polling.
1:02:23
[UNKNOWN]: Now, that does fool people.
1:02:24
[UNKNOWN]: And I, because Fox,
1:02:26
[UNKNOWN]: does still command a pretty sizable audience.
1:02:29
[UNKNOWN]: Rupert Murdoch's whole enterprise news core with New York Post and all has a very, very sizable audience, Sky News.
1:02:41
[UNKNOWN]: And I think they even have the telegraph, don't they have the telegraph in Australia?
1:02:45
[UNKNOWN]: And they push those pathetic bulls.
1:02:48
[UNKNOWN]: Fox polling, I wouldn't, you know, what did Elon once say about the Wall Street Journal?
1:02:57
[UNKNOWN]: I wouldn't lay out the Wall Street Journal for dropping some of my parrot and my parrot cage, you know.
1:03:05
[UNKNOWN]: That seems to do its job to disparage and depress.
1:03:10
[UNKNOWN]: And I've just noticed that from talking to Republicans, conservatives, they get really worried about polls.
1:03:17
[UNKNOWN]: I don't think they get worried so much about New York Times polls or CNN.
1:03:21
[UNKNOWN]: So I don't think they get worried about CNN polls, but they do get worried about like Fox News polls and they get worried about the polls that get push on X, which again, there's a lot for just, you know, rage bait and stuff.
1:03:34
[UNKNOWN]: So I think it, it does, it does, it does full, but from what we're getting from the early vote data is it falls only, it seems to further incentivize them to get out to vote.
1:03:56
[UNKNOWN]: So I haven't seen kind of the denna thore, jump off the cliff in flames or build your bunker and hide or the flip mentality.
1:04:08
[UNKNOWN]: Let's teach the Republicans a lesson by voting Democrat.
1:04:13
[UNKNOWN]: Let's see what lessons you just taught them to become more rhino because they're going to blame it on trying.
1:04:19
[UNKNOWN]: Anyway, I'm not seeing a lot of that.
1:04:22
[UNKNOWN]: That's for sure.
1:04:26
[UNKNOWN]: is it's only incentivizing Republicans to get out there and vote.
1:04:31
[UNKNOWN]: I do think it fools the Democrats, but I think they want to be fooled.
1:04:34
[UNKNOWN]: I don't think they can handle reality.
1:04:36
[UNKNOWN]: That's the thing.
1:04:37
[UNKNOWN]: What's the old saying, Brian?
1:04:38
[UNKNOWN]: You know this one.
1:04:40
[UNKNOWN]: You know, if you want to anger a conservative lie to him, if you want to anger a liberal telling the truth.
1:04:46
[UNKNOWN]: So I think there's a double entendre in that first one.
1:04:50
[UNKNOWN]: And then legacy media retains its credibility because the legacy media in its own limited sphere has monopoly on what is credible or not.
1:05:04
[UNKNOWN]: So they're considered to be the arbiters
1:05:11
[UNKNOWN]: of credibility, you know, just think of Abby Philip of CNN, a Scott Scott Scott Scott that's not true.
1:05:18
[UNKNOWN]: That's not and then she just she just rose out a total fib, a total lie.
1:05:24
[UNKNOWN]: But it has the there's a term for this in epistemology.
1:05:30
[UNKNOWN]: Um, see if I can remember it.
1:05:31
[UNKNOWN]: So it pissed amology for those who don't know is the, it's the, the study of what constitutes knowledge.
1:05:40
[UNKNOWN]: What, the, the frames of reference that give us knowledge.
1:05:43
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I think it's called representation.
1:05:46
[UNKNOWN]: So there are, so like when a doctor comes in with a white coat and a clipboard, it's back on the day.
1:05:54
[UNKNOWN]: Does it, does it, does it, Brian Regan have a whole funny skit on, you know, you go to the doctor, you're expecting the highest tech equipment imaginable and the first thing they hand you is a clipboard and 200 pages, you have to fill out and don't even think of coming back to the window until you finish that clipboard.
1:06:10
[UNKNOWN]: But they come in in a clipboard and a white, uh,
1:06:13
[UNKNOWN]: outfit.
1:06:14
[UNKNOWN]: And that is what's known.
1:06:16
[UNKNOWN]: It's some call it framing, some call it representation.
1:06:20
[UNKNOWN]: That tells you that whatever they're going to give you is knowledge.
1:06:23
[UNKNOWN]: Those are those are
1:06:25
[UNKNOWN]: Those are triggers that what you're about to hear isn't just a bunch of tabloid rumors.
1:06:31
[UNKNOWN]: This is a learned field that's going to provide real knowledge for you.
1:06:37
[UNKNOWN]: Now, you can get a second opinion, but when you get the second opinion, you don't go to a sorcerer, you're going to a astrologer.
1:06:43
[UNKNOWN]: You go to another doctor from that.
1:06:46
[UNKNOWN]: So the legacy media has existed for decades.
1:06:52
[UNKNOWN]: as having that kind of representative frame that they are mediating reliable information.
1:07:01
[UNKNOWN]: So they're the ones who define what is credible and what is not.
1:07:07
[UNKNOWN]: What's happened is you've seen it.
1:07:09
[UNKNOWN]: What's happened is the network society with all of us being hyperconnected in the internet just blown that cover away.
1:07:18
[UNKNOWN]: It's destroyed it.
1:07:19
[UNKNOWN]: Why?
1:07:19
[UNKNOWN]: Because we have
1:07:21
[UNKNOWN]: access to the same information, by the way, which we'll have through AI.
1:07:26
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I've access to the very same information that any doctor has, and an explanation that could be even more precise than a tire doctor could give us, right?
1:07:35
[UNKNOWN]: So that's what's happening to society as a whole.
1:07:38
[UNKNOWN]: It's bypassing the old industrial liberal order.
1:07:43
[UNKNOWN]: Um, with a digital cyber society in the way that email bypasses the post office and I think that's what's happened here.
1:07:51
[UNKNOWN]: We have access to the same information that Abby fill up a CNN has.
1:07:57
[UNKNOWN]: And we're finding that she's the one in the wrong.
1:08:01
[UNKNOWN]: We're in the position to fact check them.
1:08:04
[UNKNOWN]: But they're still living and for their dedicated audience, they still maintain that white coat.
1:08:12
[UNKNOWN]: Even when they're wrong, it's just where else are they gonna go?
1:08:15
[UNKNOWN]: That's where facts are coming from.
1:08:17
[UNKNOWN]: So I think in the end it's because they're meta-credible for their what remains of their audience.
1:08:23
[UNKNOWN]: And again, it is shrunk dramatically.
1:08:28
[UNKNOWN]: Texas and last shock.
1:08:30
[UNKNOWN]: I've been seeing a number of videos across my feet about the loss of color.
1:08:34
[UNKNOWN]: What impact do you think that has had on society and could that be the next pendulum to swing?
1:08:39
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know what you mean, are do you mean race?
1:08:41
[UNKNOWN]: The loss of color in terms of race.
1:08:45
[UNKNOWN]: Um, not sure what you mean by that Texas on Lashak.
1:08:48
[UNKNOWN]: Um, if, if you don't mind, if you could do a follow up on that, I mean, put in a center, something like that in the, in the, uh, in the super chat.
1:08:57
[UNKNOWN]: So I, you can give me a sense.
1:08:59
[UNKNOWN]: Um, I mean, I'm just, I'm assuming you're talking about, um,
1:09:06
[UNKNOWN]: Well, some call it the Beijing of America is that we're we're kind of mixing more and more so black white Asian Latino and so forth.
1:09:19
[UNKNOWN]: If that's what you're talking about, I mean, it depends.
1:09:22
[UNKNOWN]: It's happening, it's happening primarily between Anglo, European whites and Latino Hispanics.
1:09:33
[UNKNOWN]: That's the highest rate of intermarriage, if I recall followed by Asians and whites.
1:09:42
[UNKNOWN]: But what we're finding is that we're finding that the minority race, generally an ethnicity, generally embraces the majority race ethnicities politics.
1:10:01
[UNKNOWN]: So when there is intermarriage between say a white personal Latino person,
1:10:10
[UNKNOWN]: Um, the Latino person is more likely to adopt white politics than the other way around.
1:10:16
[UNKNOWN]: That's the, that's the, the majority dominant ethnicities, cultural norms tend to dominate the culture of the relationship.
1:10:27
[UNKNOWN]: And then when they have kids, all bets are off.
1:10:30
[UNKNOWN]: Those kids, uh, nine times out of ten will, will date, um, white people, for example, in
1:10:41
[UNKNOWN]: The kids are not technically white like in the, you know, the old European sense, but they're culturally white in that sense.
1:10:49
[UNKNOWN]: So if that's where you're going if it's known as the Beijing.
1:10:55
[UNKNOWN]: Of America, there's been a lot of research on that by Eric Kaufman called white shift.
1:11:01
[UNKNOWN]: It's like an 800 page book.
1:11:03
[UNKNOWN]: I've actually got it back there on on precisely these trends.
1:11:10
[UNKNOWN]: But we're not seeing a lot of intermarriage with with blacks blacks generally married within I'm just going on the on the stats as I understand blacks married predominantly blacks.
1:11:22
[UNKNOWN]: They have one of the lowest rates of intermarriage.
1:11:26
[UNKNOWN]: Islamists, like when you get more into Europe, Islamists, generally have low, like Pakistani, Islamists have very, very low intermaritrates, where as Algerian Muslims have tend to have higher intermaritrates.
1:11:41
[UNKNOWN]: assuming I know that's what you're talking about.
1:11:43
[UNKNOWN]: It's a fascinating field because the reason that's fascinating is because, you know, we're being told, a whites are going to be a minority ethnicity in our nation by 2050 nonsense.
1:11:55
[UNKNOWN]: That's not true.
1:11:56
[UNKNOWN]: It's not what's happening.
1:11:58
[UNKNOWN]: Now you do have to define white, wider, yes, you do.
1:12:01
[UNKNOWN]: But we've always done that.
1:12:03
[UNKNOWN]: There was a time it was Anglo and you never let a, you never let a server be considered white or something.
1:12:10
[UNKNOWN]: Well, now we don't.
1:12:11
[UNKNOWN]: There are an Italian, right?
1:12:12
[UNKNOWN]: Irish need not apply.
1:12:14
[UNKNOWN]: We've gone through those kinds of permutations as a, as an ethnicity over, over, you know, all of the years imaginable, so you can, you can define white more broadly.
1:12:31
[UNKNOWN]: But ethnically, the cultures, the customs, traditions associated with whiteness as it were, are generally get adopted by the, by the, the integrating ethnicity.
1:12:46
[UNKNOWN]: So intermarrying, ethnicity.
1:12:48
[UNKNOWN]: So it's fascinating stuff.
1:12:49
[UNKNOWN]: It's very, very interesting.
1:12:50
[UNKNOWN]: So with that, then,
1:12:53
[UNKNOWN]: there are scholars who see that no, the white majority in America will remain predominant for the foreseeable future.
1:13:01
[UNKNOWN]: But you're yes, you're going to have to redefine specifically what is whiteness for that sense, but not necessarily a biologically that is, not necessarily culturally.
1:13:15
[UNKNOWN]: Paso liati am I saying that right?
1:13:18
[UNKNOWN]: Why are masquerers always on the political left?
1:13:20
[UNKNOWN]: That's a good question.
1:13:23
[UNKNOWN]: I think because of the symbolism of the mask.
1:13:29
[UNKNOWN]: So all cultures have symbols.
1:13:32
[UNKNOWN]: So what a symbol comes from the Greek word to throw together.
1:13:37
[UNKNOWN]: Seem value.
1:13:38
[UNKNOWN]: We still use, it's related to the word ball.
1:13:41
[UNKNOWN]: You throw a ball, right?
1:13:43
[UNKNOWN]: Symbol.
1:13:45
[UNKNOWN]: Symbol to throw together and you're throwing together a meaning with something material, something substantial.
1:13:52
[UNKNOWN]: And I think the mask,
1:13:56
[UNKNOWN]: symbolized, it was like flying the flag.
1:14:00
[UNKNOWN]: It symbolized one's commitment to a liberal elite that you believe in an expert class that you believe ought to be ruling society.
1:14:16
[UNKNOWN]: and expunging it as much as possible of these knuckle dragging, you know, Hicks, who carry their guns and chew their tobacco and vote Trump.
1:14:32
[UNKNOWN]: It's technically known as Neo feudalism, where a mass amount of money
1:14:39
[UNKNOWN]: is in the hands of very, very few over, you know, what was it about six, seven years ago?
1:14:47
[UNKNOWN]: 50% of the world's wealth was in the hands of about 400 people today.
1:14:52
[UNKNOWN]: It's only about 100.
1:14:53
[UNKNOWN]: Thanks a lot, Elon.
1:14:57
[UNKNOWN]: He's one of us, fortunately, so he'd be more of an aristopopulist wealthy person as opposed to this neo-futalist.
1:15:05
[UNKNOWN]: So there's tremendous amount of power and wealth in the hands of very few.
1:15:09
[UNKNOWN]: And then they enforce their way upon us through a new kind of religious fundamentalism.
1:15:14
[UNKNOWN]: That's why they're called a neo-futalism.
1:15:16
[UNKNOWN]: So it's like this new medieval fundamentalism through wokeness.
1:15:23
[UNKNOWN]: The mask, just like, you know, an inquisition cleric or something would have, would have symbolic clothing, the mask is a symbol that you belong to that order that you want that order.
1:15:37
[UNKNOWN]: So it's very, yes, a mask will definitely out you as a as a faithful member of the far left for sure.
1:15:49
[UNKNOWN]: 28 ounce bear.
1:15:51
[UNKNOWN]: I had Donald's by 11, but downsize it by eight due to Republicans for jolly and fish back right.
1:16:00
[UNKNOWN]: And I don't think you have to do that with Donald's probably not.
1:16:04
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, it's still sizable number.
1:16:06
[UNKNOWN]: You're safe there.
1:16:08
[UNKNOWN]: I still keep Donald's in double digits, especially if
1:16:13
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, with what we're seeing right now, it looks like Florida could possibly be even more red than it was in 2024.
1:16:21
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, it's between tech, remember Texas and Florida, what is it now?
1:16:27
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, Florida, I think it's a new taxpayer every 60 seconds.
1:16:32
[UNKNOWN]: And Texas gets a new taxpayer every two minutes every 120 seconds.
1:16:38
[UNKNOWN]: So these states are becoming more red, well, certainly Florida because that's why people are moving down the floor.
1:16:44
[UNKNOWN]: Texas is a little bit more of a mixed bag, but it's certainly gotten more red.
1:16:47
[UNKNOWN]: You know, a voted for Trump by like eight, if I recall in 2024 and then 14, I'm sorry, eight in 2020 and then 14 and 2024.
1:16:55
[UNKNOWN]: Texas is getting more more red.
1:17:00
[UNKNOWN]: for sure.
1:17:01
[UNKNOWN]: But it also makes back and that so many industries are moving down to taxes.
1:17:05
[UNKNOWN]: And then you never know who you're getting when you get all these industries coming in.
1:17:09
[UNKNOWN]: It could be anybody, you know, you're going to stuff.
1:17:11
[UNKNOWN]: That's what I think the larger Atlanta Metro area, it's one of the reasons why Georgia's becoming bluer is because of all the companies that are moving into the Metro Atlanta Metro area.
1:17:24
[UNKNOWN]: But
1:17:24
[UNKNOWN]: Now, but yeah, he's still, he's way, I mean, just all these polls, there have been polls that show her his opponent went up by two or three or four.
1:17:33
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, it's like, they're not even in the realm of reality.
1:17:36
[UNKNOWN]: It's absurd.
1:17:38
[UNKNOWN]: But anyway.
1:17:41
[UNKNOWN]: Richard, what reason do the big oil companies have to undermine Trump's agenda when he's doing everything for them to grow more than any time before?
1:17:50
[UNKNOWN]: Are they?
1:17:51
[UNKNOWN]: That's a good question.
1:17:53
[UNKNOWN]: Are you seeing with some donors?
1:17:54
[UNKNOWN]: Maybe you're seeing with donors.
1:17:55
[UNKNOWN]: But no, a big oil wants Trump.
1:17:58
[UNKNOWN]: Big time.
1:17:59
[UNKNOWN]: Chevron, Exxon Mobile, they're all, they're leaving California, New Jersey, respectively, they're going down the taxes.
1:18:08
[UNKNOWN]: They're all in with the, they know Democrats mean the Greta Ising, the Tuneberg Ising of Energy Policy, and that is a disaster for them.
1:18:22
[UNKNOWN]: So, no, they're 100% buying Trump.
1:18:24
[UNKNOWN]: I don't see any reason, but if you have some specifics,
1:18:30
[UNKNOWN]: Big Chungus, do we have to worry about early votes, cannibalizing our turnout, not trying to do them, just trying to think gradually, absolutely.
1:18:37
[UNKNOWN]: Now it's very important, very important consideration.
1:18:41
[UNKNOWN]: No, that's far now.
1:18:44
[UNKNOWN]: So what's the pattern that you're looking for with cannibalism?
1:18:47
[UNKNOWN]: Well, it's the exact problem with the Democrats.
1:18:50
[UNKNOWN]: You're seeing a mass turnout.
1:18:52
[UNKNOWN]: Say, let's stick with early voting because mail in is trickles in mass in person early voting turn out on day one.
1:19:03
[UNKNOWN]: And then it goes down on day two.
1:19:06
[UNKNOWN]: And then it goes down even more in day three.
1:19:08
[UNKNOWN]: And then it keeps going down on day four.
1:19:09
[UNKNOWN]: That's cannibalizing.
1:19:11
[UNKNOWN]: So what Big Trungus is talking about there is your die-hard voters, your super duper propensity voters.
1:19:21
[UNKNOWN]: So come out of every elect.
1:19:22
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, they literally camp out at the polling place.
1:19:25
[UNKNOWN]: They all vote first.
1:19:28
[UNKNOWN]: And then you're reliant now on the load and no prop voters voters have only voted once or not at all in the last four elections to just kind of keep the votes coming in especially on election day.
1:19:43
[UNKNOWN]: What you would see.
1:19:46
[UNKNOWN]: graphically for precisely such cannibalization is huge margins at the beginning that start to dissipate as the days go along.
1:19:57
[UNKNOWN]: Now they may trickle up here or there as the weeks go by, but it is that reverse, it's a ski slalom that arc that you're seeing going downward, that suggests that you're dealing with
1:20:16
[UNKNOWN]: the opposite or a steady flat, steady, uh, vote, totally coming in.
1:20:25
[UNKNOWN]: That suggests you are actually dealing with a very stable.
1:20:30
[UNKNOWN]: constituency, most likely low to no they're kind of coming in that they had a good go TV get out the boat campaign to get them out there like cliff maloney by the way guys I do need to tell you I Sorry big chunk of them who just put this in parentheses for those of you who saw the cliff maloney interview.
1:20:50
[UNKNOWN]: for door's wins wars, we set a record for fundraising forum.
1:20:56
[UNKNOWN]: We set a record, we're his number one fundraising experience on social media, I've seen Cliff work as magic, I've been to a couple of his events down in Florida, he's amazing, he's wonderful.
1:21:13
[UNKNOWN]: And this is what he works with turning points and you name it.
1:21:17
[UNKNOWN]: It's just absolutely amazing stuff.
1:21:19
[UNKNOWN]: But you guys, I mean, Cliff is blown away.
1:21:22
[UNKNOWN]: I got the tech saying, I've never seen anything like this.
1:21:25
[UNKNOWN]: So a huge thank you to all of you.
1:21:28
[UNKNOWN]: Again, doors win wars or just look up Cliff Maloney and if you want to continue to give.
1:21:34
[UNKNOWN]: So anyway, that's would be the kind of get out the vote campaign where you go to the doors of Republicans who are known to load a no-proper's and get them to vote early and then you just wait for your
1:21:49
[UNKNOWN]: you wait for your super Republicans to show up on election day.
1:21:53
[UNKNOWN]: Just historically speaking, super Republicans show up on election day, super Democrats show up on first day in person early voting.
1:22:02
[UNKNOWN]: That's just the.
1:22:03
[UNKNOWN]: So they do cannibalize.
1:22:06
[UNKNOWN]: The question, though, is, can you rack up as enough of the margin?
1:22:11
[UNKNOWN]: to survive early, to survive the election day vote for Republicans.
1:22:18
[UNKNOWN]: Because election day vote can have all kinds of problems.
1:22:22
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, the machines aren't working.
1:22:24
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, whoa, whoa, who's the guy and Carol Burnett, the Tim Burton?
1:22:29
[UNKNOWN]: Was it Tim Burton?
1:22:30
[UNKNOWN]: Was it Tim Burton?
1:22:31
[UNKNOWN]: I forget his name.
1:22:31
[UNKNOWN]: He used to play or
1:22:34
[UNKNOWN]: When the shuffle walker, I'm coming, I'm coming, so they get, you get, you get the old man to do maintenance on the on the voting machine meanwhile, you know, your lunch break was over a half an hour ago and you see the line hasn't moved and then, you know, there's a lot of problem whether there's a lot of problems that could go on.
1:22:57
[UNKNOWN]: So that's the risk Republicans always have on election day, but, um,
1:23:02
[UNKNOWN]: who are always had on election day that Democrats don't have.
1:23:05
[UNKNOWN]: But what we're seeing is that the total of Democrat in person early vote is going down, where Republicans are either going up or they're slow in studies.
1:23:15
[UNKNOWN]: So that suggests cannibalization on their part, non-canibalization on our part.
1:23:23
[UNKNOWN]: Dan was such momentum in early voting.
1:23:26
[UNKNOWN]: Do we know votes aren't stripped from election day?
1:23:29
[UNKNOWN]: Will red voting on election day be less definitive than usual?
1:23:32
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, so that's basically what we're just talking about.
1:23:35
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, it could be, but Republicans generally,
1:23:38
[UNKNOWN]: They have such an overwhelming vote on election day, wouldn't really matter.
1:23:44
[UNKNOWN]: And we did this in 2024.
1:23:46
[UNKNOWN]: This is kind of like 2024 all over again.
1:23:48
[UNKNOWN]: We came out in mass and early voting, again, like what Cliff Maloney has been doing with Pennsylvania Chase, doors when wars.
1:23:57
[UNKNOWN]: we finally got to get out the vote campaign in gear.
1:24:02
[UNKNOWN]: It looks like it's really good this year, which I'm really excited about.
1:24:06
[UNKNOWN]: I know Elon's been wanting to fund this as well, so hopefully Elon's behind it as well.
1:24:12
[UNKNOWN]: His network.
1:24:14
[UNKNOWN]: So, um, we should be fine.
1:24:16
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, again, it could happen.
1:24:19
[UNKNOWN]: Republicans may not show up on election day, but there's no, there's no historical indicators that suggest that we're, we're losing Republican voters on election day.
1:24:29
[UNKNOWN]: That's because Republicans tend to focus their low to no prop voters as the early voters and then their super prop voters voters have voted every election.
1:24:46
[UNKNOWN]: Maga Arizona Kevin Stankowitz free speech USA polls are 5% left of correct.
1:24:56
[UNKNOWN]: So maybe censored in debanked trucker convoy Canada polls may be 10 15% left.
1:25:06
[UNKNOWN]: of correct in the Alberta independence, okay, referendum, where polls show leave at a high 35, okay?
1:25:13
[UNKNOWN]: So maybe 50 now it's interest, well, I did a video on on this magazine.
1:25:17
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know if you saw this.
1:25:19
[UNKNOWN]: I did a video on this this week after Elon said, hey, I'm all for Alberta Saskatchewan Quebec independence.
1:25:26
[UNKNOWN]: Where I mentioned that there is concern that the voting that the polls are getting tighter the polls may be a lot closer than what like the CBC is is is telling us so yes that's that's I like the stats you're giving us and that may indeed be the case I don't think it's going to dissuade anyone from voting
1:25:50
[UNKNOWN]: I think the, the, our overlords believe that it diswaves us and demoralizes us, disparage us us and we fail to shop to vote.
1:26:00
[UNKNOWN]: I don't think that's happening.
1:26:01
[UNKNOWN]: We saw the, I mean, just even get the sign they, the petition to get the referendum, you saw those long, long lines, those were people who wanted it.
1:26:11
[UNKNOWN]: And, and I'll bird, of course, we're talking about.
1:26:14
[UNKNOWN]: So, so you may be on to it.
1:26:16
[UNKNOWN]: So, yeah, we're going to keep a real close eye.
1:26:17
[UNKNOWN]: What do we, I think, just 10 days away or so.
1:26:19
[UNKNOWN]: It's pretty amazing stuff.
1:26:40
[UNKNOWN]: So Arizona's a tough one, as I understand it.
1:26:46
[UNKNOWN]: Again, I, so Seth Keschel is, to me, he's the best election analyst out there, just the most accurate.
1:26:53
[UNKNOWN]: He has the best methodology.
1:26:56
[UNKNOWN]: And he will use history as precedent and for right or for wrong, Arizona likes governors for two terms.
1:27:06
[UNKNOWN]: It's just it's just what they do.
1:27:08
[UNKNOWN]: It's very rare for Arizona to have a governor for just one term now that doesn't that doesn't count that or that doesn't take into consideration that Hobbes got in to office by some rather strange circumstances that she had a little something to do with but.
1:27:29
[UNKNOWN]: So that might hurt her and the polls do appear to be getting closer and closer as they're hurting.
1:27:37
[UNKNOWN]: But the problem you have in Arizona is just, there just seems to be this default difference to the incumbent governor.
1:27:46
[UNKNOWN]: Let me see my list in, in the house races that we need to win Arizona 1.
1:27:57
[UNKNOWN]: It's a Trump plus 3 Northeastern Maricopa County District.
1:28:02
[UNKNOWN]: It's a 50 50 race, it looks like.
1:28:06
[UNKNOWN]: Jay Philly is running there, we'll have to take a look as some of the numbers start to come in in terms of early voting and in the district and again, but it's maricopa so it's it's hard to to determine right now at least.
1:28:27
[UNKNOWN]: That's the only one I'm looking for in terms of what we
1:28:33
[UNKNOWN]: uh, to uh, to 18 Arizona 1 J. Feeley, we'll have to keep an eye on that.
1:28:39
[UNKNOWN]: Um, the Democrats, not many seems to be very leftist in that, that can hurt as well.
1:28:47
[UNKNOWN]: So we'll keep an eye on that.
1:28:48
[UNKNOWN]: But that's that's the problem with Arizona, uh, Arizona is, we tend to go with, but I'm all, I want to see Andy Biggs win no question.
1:28:57
[UNKNOWN]: And if anyone could do it, he can do it.
1:29:01
[UNKNOWN]: Um, is Alberta independence, a clash of civilizations.
1:29:04
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
1:29:05
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, sure.
1:29:06
[UNKNOWN]: It is.
1:29:06
[UNKNOWN]: It's, it's just, I mean, maybe it's a lighter one.
1:29:09
[UNKNOWN]: It's a thinner one.
1:29:10
[UNKNOWN]: Not as much as Quebec, the Quebec war, uh, nationalism's a whole different story.
1:29:17
[UNKNOWN]: That's a clash of civilizations because it's really ethnic.
1:29:22
[UNKNOWN]: really draws from culture and stuff, but so does Alberta.
1:29:25
[UNKNOWN]: Alberta, generally speaking, as I'm seeing it, Alberta really is a legit sort of, um,
1:29:34
[UNKNOWN]: It's almost like, yeah, it's just grown apart from Ottawa.
1:29:38
[UNKNOWN]: It feels, of course, slided by Ottawa and their equalization payments.
1:29:44
[UNKNOWN]: They feel like they're paying for the entire confederation off of their productivity.
1:29:49
[UNKNOWN]: While the rest of the confederation kind of, the other provinces are just lazy and they just
1:30:03
[UNKNOWN]: auto is doing everything they can to frustrate Alberta's oil industry and natural resource exports and and they tend to be more pro-Trump but it's I just don't see it as a clash as I think it's almost almost administrative or just really
1:30:25
[UNKNOWN]: just a more of a political dispositional difference.
1:30:30
[UNKNOWN]: It might, I mean, don't get me wrong.
1:30:32
[UNKNOWN]: Some hardcore Albertans will say, no, this is clash civilizations.
1:30:36
[UNKNOWN]: We don't want anything to do with this left wing globalist nonsense.
1:30:39
[UNKNOWN]: Sure, okay.
1:30:40
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, but I don't know if it's the same as the Franco civilizational sentiments we get with Kebekwa nationalists.
1:30:53
[UNKNOWN]: I may be wrong, but I'm not necessarily seeing that.
1:30:59
[UNKNOWN]: Vaughn, Cassidy regarding the satanic prayer.
1:31:04
[UNKNOWN]: on the satanic prayer spoken in Iowa on October 6, do you feel it's spiritually psychologically such invocations have power personally?
1:31:12
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, sure.
1:31:13
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, of course.
1:31:15
[UNKNOWN]: Of course, of course they have power.
1:31:18
[UNKNOWN]: Um, absolutely.
1:31:20
[UNKNOWN]: Um, and that that that's that's bad bad juju.
1:31:24
[UNKNOWN]: You do not want to do that.
1:31:25
[UNKNOWN]: You do not want to invoke satan over your proceedings,
1:31:35
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I mean, I think more and more we're recognizing that the metaphysical is inescapable, okay?
1:31:43
[UNKNOWN]: Even in physics, physics deals ironically with the metaphysical.
1:31:49
[UNKNOWN]: It deals with mathematical symbols that are not themselves substantial, but they're real, they exist.
1:31:56
[UNKNOWN]: But no one's ever seen the number one.
1:31:59
[UNKNOWN]: And the number one isn't simply an adjective.
1:32:02
[UNKNOWN]: Doesn't just describe, you know, one pen or one table.
1:32:06
[UNKNOWN]: One exists.
1:32:07
[UNKNOWN]: Numbers exist and yet we've never bumped into one.
1:32:13
[UNKNOWN]: We've never seen the number one.
1:32:14
[UNKNOWN]: Well, some have stepped in number two, yeah.
1:32:20
[UNKNOWN]: But we've said numbers to exist.
1:32:22
[UNKNOWN]: What would what would happen to the order and symmetry of the world?
1:32:25
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, it would
1:32:26
[UNKNOWN]: the world would be completely unintelligible without it, so numbers exist, but they exist and as it were in another world, for a gust and they exist in the mind of God.
1:32:35
[UNKNOWN]: We are always dealing with theory and metaphysics that then substantiate the physical world.
1:32:43
[UNKNOWN]: And that's what physics is about, why physics is like the most awesome science in that sense because it deals both with the material and the spiritual, but the theoretical, the equative, the mathematical, and then the evidential, and then they bring the two together.
1:32:59
[UNKNOWN]: And when you start invoking Satan, you are invoking a very bad metaphysics.
1:33:05
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, outside of Satan worshippers, outside of maybe some pagan systems and so forth, but or even, I guess, maybe a pantheistic system, but if you're dealing with classical, you know, theistic systems, you do not do that.
1:33:21
[UNKNOWN]: that's not something you do.
1:33:23
[UNKNOWN]: And then just practically speaking, we can see that play out.
1:33:27
[UNKNOWN]: If Satan, if you have a politics where Satan is no different than Christ, in terms of your prayer invocations, well then don't be surprised if they start doing, you know, trans surgeries on kids, because there's no difference between male and female, although the surgery does acknowledge
1:33:51
[UNKNOWN]: You know, but if, if, if you, if there's no difference between Christ and, and say, and then, why is there a difference between a man and a woman?
1:34:01
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, metaphysics matters and, uh, and now I know where they're coming from, the idea is, well, we, and again, I don't know what it is with Iowa, right, because we, we had that whole stupid.
1:34:14
[UNKNOWN]: satanic monument set up in the Iowa State House.
1:34:20
[UNKNOWN]: So I don't know what it is with Iowa, but I don't know if Satanists are just, you know, maybe they're trolling them.
1:34:27
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know what, but there is this idiotic notion that the status of post to be neutral when it comes to religion, which ironically is not a neutral position towards religion.
1:34:40
[UNKNOWN]: you're in effect saying all religions are the same.
1:34:43
[UNKNOWN]: That is very biased view.
1:34:46
[UNKNOWN]: So it's self-defeating.
1:34:47
[UNKNOWN]: It's absurd, it's idiotic.
1:34:49
[UNKNOWN]: And yet, Republicans often think they're being fair and they're being constitutional when they're pulling out crap like that from their butts.
1:34:59
[UNKNOWN]: So now I think it has very real spiritual effect, very bad spiritual effect.
1:35:09
[UNKNOWN]: But it also has just practical effect.
1:35:12
[UNKNOWN]: Just imagine the way it sets
1:35:15
[UNKNOWN]: are cognitive conception of the world.
1:35:18
[UNKNOWN]: If you don't know the difference between good and evil, you're not going to know the difference between in a man and a woman, which is said so, or between freedom and tyranny or any other offices.
1:35:31
[UNKNOWN]: Johnny, the wind's kid, we just awarded.
1:35:34
[UNKNOWN]: He planned mass shooting in all of America by someone inspired by ISIS.
1:35:38
[UNKNOWN]: It's frustrating because I have a Muslim friend, but it doesn't change the group proving that they want us dead.
1:35:47
[UNKNOWN]: my mom was in Turkey and learned that Quran says Jesus is a prophet.
1:35:51
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know what to believe.
1:35:52
[UNKNOWN]: Still, it's fair to feel we don't want Muslims in our country because we don't know who to trust, who isn't a possible terrorist, right?
1:35:59
[UNKNOWN]: Very good, John, it was good.
1:36:01
[UNKNOWN]: All right.
1:36:01
[UNKNOWN]: So,
1:36:03
[UNKNOWN]: Let me see if I can bring some clarity here.
1:36:06
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, Jesus is a prophet and Islam.
1:36:09
[UNKNOWN]: He is not the son of God.
1:36:11
[UNKNOWN]: He is not the second person of the Trinity.
1:36:13
[UNKNOWN]: So in many respects, the Jesus of Islam does not have that much to do with the Christ of Christianity.
1:36:22
[UNKNOWN]: I'm sorry, I'm just as a theologian.
1:36:23
[UNKNOWN]: I just don't see it.
1:36:25
[UNKNOWN]: Um, they do affirm the perpetual Virginia or I'm not the perpetrator.
1:36:30
[UNKNOWN]: I don't forget, but they do affirm the virgin birth.
1:36:33
[UNKNOWN]: They take some things.
1:36:34
[UNKNOWN]: Sure.
1:36:35
[UNKNOWN]: But in terms of the infinite plentitude of love and delight shared.
1:36:40
[UNKNOWN]: by the Father Son of Holy Spirit, the Trinitarian fountain, infinite fountain of love and glory and communion and fellowship that's then spilled out into creation.
1:36:53
[UNKNOWN]: And then when creation falls, that infinite love goes down to the deepest depths, literally of Hades in order to draw back that fallen creation into the inner life of God's love.
1:37:06
[UNKNOWN]: That's nowhere.
1:37:08
[UNKNOWN]: that's not there, that's not as long, that's Christianity.
1:37:11
[UNKNOWN]: So just don't, I wouldn't, I just think that money's the water, just, I mean, I can respect and I have a lot of respect for the Islamic faith, particularly unfortunately, unfortunately, what's going on with Iran right now, the Shiite faith, the Shiite Islamism is, I find very beautiful and incredibly aesthetically amazing, and some of its
1:37:37
[UNKNOWN]: No, what what happened there seems to me in Minnesota is, you know, it's a classic case of if you import the third world you import the third world's problems and we are we are dealing with a civilization.
1:37:56
[UNKNOWN]: that is not Western.
1:37:58
[UNKNOWN]: It is not rooted in Jerusalem, Athens and Rome.
1:38:01
[UNKNOWN]: It was not synthesized in London and then traveled and carried over and realized its ultimate expression through Philadelphia.
1:38:10
[UNKNOWN]: It's simply not that.
1:38:11
[UNKNOWN]: world.
1:38:12
[UNKNOWN]: That's a civilization that sees the world very differently.
1:38:16
[UNKNOWN]: It sees the sacred very differently.
1:38:18
[UNKNOWN]: It sees God very differently.
1:38:20
[UNKNOWN]: It sees humanity and men and women very, is there overlap?
1:38:24
[UNKNOWN]: Absolutely.
1:38:25
[UNKNOWN]: There's plenty of overlap.
1:38:26
[UNKNOWN]: So that's why you can have a dear friend who is a Muslim God bless him.
1:38:31
[UNKNOWN]: Absolutely.
1:38:32
[UNKNOWN]: I've had wonderful relationships with Muslims before.
1:38:41
[UNKNOWN]: right?
1:38:42
[UNKNOWN]: We know we're going to die, but we know if we, you know, the venn diagram that that Kamala likes so much, you got these circles and they cross over at one point and it front makes an oval.
1:38:54
[UNKNOWN]: We know that we could step outside that oval and then we're going to be like, okay, I can't go there and they'll be like, no, I can't go there.
1:39:04
[UNKNOWN]: You know, sure, but inside that
1:39:12
[UNKNOWN]: Um, metaphysically, it's impossible for their not to be, but that said, um, you're dealing with a civilization by and large that is, is very anti Western.
1:39:24
[UNKNOWN]: and seize the west as a great evil and that ought to be conquered.
1:39:29
[UNKNOWN]: And that has to be completely renounced.
1:39:32
[UNKNOWN]: And if it's not completely renounced, then we're just like Elon has said, then we're we're going to have a reckoning at some point.
1:39:40
[UNKNOWN]: You cannot have two incompatible cultures in the same country together because eventually there's going to be a reckoning.
1:39:52
[UNKNOWN]: Rebel Squirrel, you mentioned the aburning Quebec, a separatist movement, being championed by Elon Musk yesterday, might the polls there be underestimating supporters as well as the polls here, have done for GOP support absolutely, absolutely, no question about and they probably are.
1:40:06
[UNKNOWN]: I bet it'll be much, much higher.
1:40:09
[UNKNOWN]: just like we heard earlier from maga so um no absolutely yeah I talked about that earlier so you know absolutely right rebel squirrel I think they are I think they are we've got 10 days we'll see I would love to see if there's a study to compare where we were 30 years ago or sell with the Quebec poles in 95 and how how it kind of fits into all that
1:40:38
[UNKNOWN]: uh... steven uh... in nizak and nizak don't forget uh... the february twenty-one time magazine article on the shadow campaign to fortify the election there are republicans out there who are loyal to the democrats keep an eye on them yeah yeah yeah there are there are but again they're remember we're not here only to obstruct and oppose we're here to build and govern
1:41:02
[UNKNOWN]: And we won.
1:41:03
[UNKNOWN]: So yes, we always have to worry.
1:41:04
[UNKNOWN]: There's some issues with our denotheers and our myths and traders and our myths and so forth.
1:41:10
[UNKNOWN]: But anyway, that's the hold on.
1:41:16
[UNKNOWN]: I'm getting a note here.
1:41:19
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, we're getting a lot of comments coming.
1:41:21
[UNKNOWN]: All right.
1:41:23
[UNKNOWN]: Um, let's see, brother Theodore Liz, just a steel man this.
1:41:26
[UNKNOWN]: Let's say, Telerica wins Texas.
1:41:29
[UNKNOWN]: That's more than a steel man.
1:41:30
[UNKNOWN]: That's that that's plutonium method.
1:41:33
[UNKNOWN]: Given that what are the rest of the polls predict the overall Senate composition would be, oh, I have no idea.
1:41:39
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, because that's just that just complete again, that.
1:41:43
[UNKNOWN]: You're talking about flaming snowflakes at that point, square circles.
1:41:46
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, it's just, again, because the math isn't there.
1:41:49
[UNKNOWN]: So that would mean, basically what that would mean is Republican sat out of a Texas election.
1:41:58
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you would have like the lowest turnout, maybe, since I think Seth Cashell has said, you would need like 2014, you would have to be the lowest turnout
1:42:12
[UNKNOWN]: And by the way, we're not seeing that.
1:42:15
[UNKNOWN]: We're not seeing that in all the early voting data.
1:42:20
[UNKNOWN]: So you would need them, and at the same time as the Republicans didn't turn out, the Democrats would have had their best super turn out ever that we've never seen before.
1:42:34
[UNKNOWN]: So that's what you'd have to have.
1:42:36
[UNKNOWN]: So if that got, if that got replicated all over the country, then we just would have a flip Senate.
1:42:44
[UNKNOWN]: It'd be, you know, 53, 54, 55 Democrat seats.
1:42:51
[UNKNOWN]: It would be, it would be a massive, massive tsunami.
1:42:56
[UNKNOWN]: It would be that.
1:42:58
[UNKNOWN]: But again, we would get indicators of that.
1:43:00
[UNKNOWN]: We saw that coming in 2008.
1:43:04
[UNKNOWN]: We saw the Republican juggernaut coming in 2010.
1:43:08
[UNKNOWN]: We saw it in 1994, but the polls were, at the time, remember the polls were not as partisan.
1:43:14
[UNKNOWN]: Then as they are now, they were still partisan.
1:43:17
[UNKNOWN]: Russia always reminded us of that, but not as partisan as they are today.
1:43:21
[UNKNOWN]: So yeah, I just don't, again, I'm looking for it.
1:43:26
[UNKNOWN]: If it's there, I'll be the first one to tell you.
1:43:28
[UNKNOWN]: And like I crack,
1:43:30
[UNKNOWN]: It's going to suck, Trump is going to have to rely totally on executive orders from this point forward.
1:43:37
[UNKNOWN]: And then we have to get our butts into gear for 2028.
1:43:40
[UNKNOWN]: I'll be the first one to tell you that.
1:43:42
[UNKNOWN]: Why not?
1:43:43
[UNKNOWN]: I'm not doing anybody any favors, not saying.
1:43:45
[UNKNOWN]: If anything, I'll go about, I'll go into rage porn, or fear porn, right?
1:43:51
[UNKNOWN]: What the would the sky is falling?
1:43:53
[UNKNOWN]: The Democrats are going to crush us.
1:43:54
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, no, let me, let me, let me play something like, maybe it'll help
1:43:59
[UNKNOWN]: It'll help my views, but I'm not doing that.
1:44:01
[UNKNOWN]: You know, I'm never do that to you guys.
1:44:06
[UNKNOWN]: William Livingston and Superstika, thank you so very, very kind of you.
1:44:13
[UNKNOWN]: I'd have to see here is one of my great comments that you've been waiting for Telewrico suffering from high estrogen levels.
1:44:19
[UNKNOWN]: He's on a named changing vacation of unholy matrimony to Skymic Adams.
1:44:24
[UNKNOWN]: All right, well now we know it's been confirmed.
1:44:27
[UNKNOWN]: All right, put that down.
1:44:29
[UNKNOWN]: Send those treats out immediately.
1:44:30
[UNKNOWN]: I love the Skymic Adams.
1:44:33
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, my heavens.
1:44:34
[UNKNOWN]: Sorry.
1:44:35
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, again, I've just never seen anything like it.
1:44:38
[UNKNOWN]: Slob Nationalist.
1:44:40
[UNKNOWN]: love that name, Slav, Nationalist.
1:44:43
[UNKNOWN]: College of Jeskou is currently being targeted by the Romanian and EU deep state.
1:44:47
[UNKNOWN]: What's your opinion on this?
1:44:48
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I mean, it's the Trump playbook.
1:44:50
[UNKNOWN]: It's the Bolsonaro playbook.
1:44:53
[UNKNOWN]: It's, I mean, you know he would have won.
1:44:55
[UNKNOWN]: You know that, it came out of nowhere.
1:44:57
[UNKNOWN]: They didn't even pay any attention to that first round.
1:45:01
[UNKNOWN]: elections to him.
1:45:02
[UNKNOWN]: I don't think there was a one single major Romanian news expezae of calendar Jeschku and then he wins and he wins very handling and then all the polls came in for the runoff and he was good across the liberal globalist and so they arrested them
1:45:31
[UNKNOWN]: So, no, this Europe is going through a civil war right now, and it's the populist versus the globalists.
1:45:43
[UNKNOWN]: It's a more complicated civil war because you have those two levels of government, what they call a neo-medievalism.
1:45:50
[UNKNOWN]: So you've got your new Holy Roman Empire, which is your EU and the Bullets and Brussels, and then you've got your local national elections, but that are limited.
1:46:00
[UNKNOWN]: They can only do so much given the so-called obligations to the EU.
1:46:06
[UNKNOWN]: And what we're finding is that there's very little
1:46:13
[UNKNOWN]: seems to me that there's very little that the bullies and Brussels can really do in the end to stop this.
1:46:20
[UNKNOWN]: National's populous parties have grown by 400% in the last 20 years.
1:46:25
[UNKNOWN]: Keep in mind, Georgia Maloney's brothers have Italy when I was out there, when I was in
1:46:35
[UNKNOWN]: And when she was there, she, at the first time I saw her, she rocked the roof off the place.
1:46:39
[UNKNOWN]: Mattel Savini of Legos there as well.
1:46:41
[UNKNOWN]: She was only, her partner was only getting about three to five percent of the vote.
1:46:46
[UNKNOWN]: And now she's the most popular Prime Minister in Europe.
1:46:50
[UNKNOWN]: For all her warts, she's very shrewd politically.
1:46:55
[UNKNOWN]: And my thing is take what you can get.
1:46:58
[UNKNOWN]: Don't complain.
1:46:59
[UNKNOWN]: Take what you can get.
1:47:01
[UNKNOWN]: and she's been she's been brilliant, the longest serving modern day prime minister in Italy.
1:47:08
[UNKNOWN]: It's very, very fascinating.
1:47:09
[UNKNOWN]: So anyway, there's no holding it back.
1:47:13
[UNKNOWN]: It's going to break out.
1:47:15
[UNKNOWN]: George Sku will break it.
1:47:16
[UNKNOWN]: If not him, the movement will break out orthodox Romania's two powerful, it's too strong in the soul.
1:47:24
[UNKNOWN]: The culture, the civilizational imprint is in the DNA, Romanian DNA, and it's just, it's just going to take time, but it will come through.
1:47:33
[UNKNOWN]: It will.
1:47:34
[UNKNOWN]: You'll win.
1:47:35
[UNKNOWN]: Don't you worry.
1:47:38
[UNKNOWN]: Danny, love you from Illinois, I hope USA will say is it Illinois?
1:47:43
[UNKNOWN]: No, that's not Illinois.
1:47:44
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, look, is that?
1:47:45
[UNKNOWN]: What is I L?
1:47:47
[UNKNOWN]: Daniel S.R.
1:47:49
[UNKNOWN]: What is that?
1:47:50
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, I'm so sorry.
1:47:51
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
1:47:52
[UNKNOWN]: I should, I should, but I don't.
1:47:54
[UNKNOWN]: Hope USA will say the world got blessed, Danny.
1:47:56
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you.
1:47:57
[UNKNOWN]: God bless you, my friend.
1:48:00
[UNKNOWN]: uh... lingo there is a saying when the u.s. sneezes u.k.a.
1:48:04
[UNKNOWN]: catches a cold that's what i love that's a please vote g.o.p.
1:48:08
[UNKNOWN]: and help us out over here we have not cases in the u.k. as well yeah hopefully it's only temporary rupert Nigel uh... i i hope they join forces
1:48:23
[UNKNOWN]: and they crush the left, the labor party, they should.
1:48:29
[UNKNOWN]: The good news is, is labor's is never been so unpopular.
1:48:35
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, I know there are polls that come out that,
1:48:38
[UNKNOWN]: The polls of late, particularly showing them was their best polling since the election, but even the election, they're polls horrible, right?
1:48:46
[UNKNOWN]: Because it was the zero seat campaign that they benefited from punishing, rightly punishing the Tories, who are just insufferable.
1:48:54
[UNKNOWN]: So you should be all right, I got to meet Nigel, Nigel's wonderful man, he's really, I don't know if you're a rooper, low guy or a Nigel Farage guy or a person, sorry, forgive me.
1:49:10
[UNKNOWN]: He's wonderful.
1:49:10
[UNKNOWN]: You're making an amazing Prime Minister and a lot of your problems, I think we'll get resolved, especially when it comes to the border.
1:49:34
[UNKNOWN]: Now again, again, voter registration in this sense is just it's just it's too hard to overcome there's just too many Republicans in South Carolina say you don't have to worry about that.
1:49:50
[UNKNOWN]: Not at this point again, we will we'll see in the early voting we'll see if there are red flags, but I don't expect any.
1:50:00
[UNKNOWN]: Janky future, loss of color, the growing absence of color and aesthetic industrial design, is that where you were coming from buildings infrastructure, home and tier as an exterior, is the dumbing down of color and design?
1:50:11
[UNKNOWN]: Think brutalism, is that where you were coming from Janky future?
1:50:15
[UNKNOWN]: Or you asked for that.
1:50:16
[UNKNOWN]: And there I go off on Eric Hoffman's white ship theory and so forth, like that.
1:50:21
[UNKNOWN]: Sure, absolutely, color, color signify things, colors, or I mean, we do have sacred colors, some symbolic colors, red is historically red is love, blue is eternity, put the two together, you get purple, hence the color of Christ's robe at his crucifixion, at his trial.
1:50:44
[UNKNOWN]: Why does purity, black is death, yellow signifies, gold signifies, heaven, divine presence, yellow is a reflection of that green paradise.
1:50:56
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, you could go on and on and artists use those colors in such a way to communicate and shape, communicate sacred realities to the moral imagination.
1:51:09
[UNKNOWN]: You know, yeah, so if we're getting dollar and dollar in color, it means that our symbolic world is shrinking.
1:51:18
[UNKNOWN]: And therefore, we're losing touch with the metaphysical.
1:51:21
[UNKNOWN]: And when you lose touch with the metaphysical, you just begin to, you begin to shrink as a, as a, as a culture, the culture begins to contract.
1:51:30
[UNKNOWN]: Again, the good news is that, like I argue, in Siv calls him, the demographics are all moving in the other
1:51:38
[UNKNOWN]: Religious Conservatives are having more kids than ever before while secular liberals are having less kids than ever before So that's what that's the direction the world is is going in but In the meantime like what you're saying with brutalism and so forth and with liberals who've taken over our Institutions Yeah, in the meantime.
1:51:58
[UNKNOWN]: I mean you just have to
1:51:59
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, after just deal with it, but yes, we do live, especially in our urban areas right now.
1:52:06
[UNKNOWN]: We are living an increasingly ugly world, a concrete world, a colorless world, and the vivaciousness of color is a sign of the spring tide of cultural life.
1:52:22
[UNKNOWN]: Samuel Murray, I'm fascinated by the red green alliance.
1:52:25
[UNKNOWN]: It's been around for decades, but early on the green was completely subservient to the red, now it's an alliance.
1:52:33
[UNKNOWN]: It's so obvious that
1:52:35
[UNKNOWN]: The next steps are a green red alliance and then green dominance.
1:52:40
[UNKNOWN]: People such as Melanchol, this in France, must know this.
1:52:44
[UNKNOWN]: He grew up in Morocco.
1:52:46
[UNKNOWN]: So to what extent would the left accept his love?
1:52:49
[UNKNOWN]: I see the power acquiring nature of his love as attractive to leftists.
1:52:55
[UNKNOWN]: In your opinion, what is the future of this alliance?
1:52:57
[UNKNOWN]: I, that's a very sophisticated question.
1:53:01
[UNKNOWN]: Samuel.
1:53:02
[UNKNOWN]: And unfortunately, I see it as the wave of the future for the left.
1:53:06
[UNKNOWN]: I do.
1:53:07
[UNKNOWN]: There's just no way around it.
1:53:09
[UNKNOWN]: And very much for the reasons you're talking about.
1:53:13
[UNKNOWN]: So the key ingredient in all of this is third worldism and third world is believed that Western civilization is the single greatest evil on the planet.
1:53:23
[UNKNOWN]: And that the third world uprising against the first world is not just morally justified, it's morally obligatory because the West is evil.
1:53:34
[UNKNOWN]: And if you want to be on the side of God, you've got to fight evil.
1:53:38
[UNKNOWN]: And what we're finding is the Islamic call to Islamic revolution, to push back against the great Satan, that that seems to be something that really tracks with third worldists.
1:53:56
[UNKNOWN]: So, um,
1:53:58
[UNKNOWN]: It's also found in the microcosm of free Palestine and the Gaza concerns where, like, and you hear Mamdoni talk about this, you know, where IDF soldiers are seen as occupiers, proxy occupiers on behalf of Western civilization that funds them.
1:54:27
[UNKNOWN]: Palestinian people are symbols of the oppressed third world.
1:54:33
[UNKNOWN]: And so they're rising up and standing up for them shows that you're on the side of a righteous cause this over and against the great evil.
1:54:43
[UNKNOWN]: The reason why I tend to associate with socialism communism,
1:54:48
[UNKNOWN]: is because both third-worldism and communism, Marxism, whatever, sees all the problems that people have in this oppressor oppressed binary.
1:55:02
[UNKNOWN]: So they both see a,
1:55:07
[UNKNOWN]: a common oppressor that's completely de-contextualized.
1:55:12
[UNKNOWN]: So, you know, the white Western males always the evil villain, no matter what.
1:55:18
[UNKNOWN]: And they always see the same oppressed, always the same victim, again, regardless of context.
1:55:25
[UNKNOWN]: So that victim could be trying to do a terrorist attack well, but you drove them to do that, you white Western male.
1:55:34
[UNKNOWN]: Both third-worldism and Marxism see the world as a binary between a press or in press and therefore they fit together like a glob to make it even better.
1:55:46
[UNKNOWN]: Marxism is a globalism so it gives the third-worldness access to a globalist like rhetoric, a universalist rhetoric.
1:55:55
[UNKNOWN]: Again, that Mamedani will constantly defer to.
1:55:57
[UNKNOWN]: So my universal
1:55:59
[UNKNOWN]: ideology enables me to be just as concerned about the plight of the Palestinian as I am about the plight of a bodega owner or something like that.
1:56:11
[UNKNOWN]: So in Brooklyn.
1:56:13
[UNKNOWN]: So there you go.
1:56:13
[UNKNOWN]: I think they're going to be dancing together for a long time here.
1:56:18
[UNKNOWN]: The good news is that
1:56:20
[UNKNOWN]: this movement is despised by half the left, half the left wants nothing to do with it.
1:56:26
[UNKNOWN]: So I think it's always going to remain a very minority movement.
1:56:32
[UNKNOWN]: William, today I'm Dr. Turley, what do you, what's your opinion on last night's debate with I'll say Ed and Mike Rogers, do you feel Rogers, best of them in gained any advantage and polling data?
1:56:41
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, well, we'll see on the polling.
1:56:43
[UNKNOWN]: Again, the polling is skewed.
1:56:45
[UNKNOWN]: We want to, we want to keep very much in our, well, it will, like I said, it will begin to.
1:56:51
[UNKNOWN]: heard, but we do want to keep an eye on the early voting.
1:56:54
[UNKNOWN]: That's that's the key indicator.
1:56:56
[UNKNOWN]: No, I thought he wiped the floor of them.
1:56:58
[UNKNOWN]: No, Mike Rogers a pretty seasoned politician.
1:57:00
[UNKNOWN]: This is not his first rodeo.
1:57:02
[UNKNOWN]: He's been in, he's been in other campaigns before.
1:57:05
[UNKNOWN]: So where's this is L.C.
1:57:06
[UNKNOWN]: Ed's first campaign in it and it showed.
1:57:09
[UNKNOWN]: It showed.
1:57:10
[UNKNOWN]: I don't think he was very good.
1:57:15
[UNKNOWN]: To me, when we see a color explosion and bright colors on cars, houses, businesses, everywhere, taking back God's rainbow.
1:57:22
[UNKNOWN]: That's a good question.
1:57:23
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know the answer.
1:57:24
[UNKNOWN]: When I mean, we are seeing a Renaissance of Christian art today.
1:57:30
[UNKNOWN]: Makada Fujimura, he's a very good, a very famous artist, Adrian Hart.
1:57:35
[UNKNOWN]: He's known as the King's iconographer, iconography, Christian art, they're all making a huge comeback right now.
1:57:44
[UNKNOWN]: So.
1:57:47
[UNKNOWN]: Magga, when Xavier or Bicarara are Bacera, I should say with him failing Steve Hilton doing well in California, Governor campaign with Spencer Pratt's help, Steve Hilton actually win the California Governor's race or forced Democrats to spend money in California.
1:58:01
[UNKNOWN]: Good question.
1:58:01
[UNKNOWN]: Well, we'll see.
1:58:02
[UNKNOWN]: We'll see in the next few weeks, it's going to force money spent in California.
1:58:07
[UNKNOWN]: I just think Democrats think they've got California's so lined up.
1:58:11
[UNKNOWN]: you know, with with fraud literally baked into the kid.
1:58:15
[UNKNOWN]: They just literally made it legal with with them.
1:58:18
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, we won't know who the winner of that race is officially right until 2028.
1:58:23
[UNKNOWN]: The beginning of 2028.
1:58:27
[UNKNOWN]: You know, it's just so ridiculous.
1:58:30
[UNKNOWN]: But that's good.
1:58:32
[UNKNOWN]: Again, it's just going to be a hard ask.
1:58:34
[UNKNOWN]: I'm really all for Steve a thousand percent.
1:58:38
[UNKNOWN]: I would love Steve to be the governor.
1:58:40
[UNKNOWN]: I live.
1:58:41
[UNKNOWN]: I'd move under a administration of Steve Hilton.
1:58:45
[UNKNOWN]: I would love it.
1:58:46
[UNKNOWN]: But, you know, again, just the questions, are there enough vote?
1:58:50
[UNKNOWN]: Are there enough for publicans and enough switchovers to vote for him?
1:58:55
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
1:58:56
[UNKNOWN]: In California,
1:59:00
[UNKNOWN]: uh... let's go to the next one uh... super buff shaft and he bakes covered up the gp county wiping out election filed that's why told you the twenty one Arizona state audit is the proof of a coup and no one is still talking about it while you are
1:59:17
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'm sorry.
1:59:19
[UNKNOWN]: Did, yeah, I just, yeah, behind all that one.
1:59:22
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
1:59:23
[UNKNOWN]: I'm not talking about it, obviously.
1:59:25
[UNKNOWN]: Foxbop, when our Atlanta residents could start piling up bathrooms, sinks, rusting ahead, quarters, front doors.
1:59:32
[UNKNOWN]: You let that sink in.
1:59:34
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, this is going to be an exciting year for that with the paramount takeover.
1:59:40
[UNKNOWN]: And with Elon, no, we don't know that Elon is going to be a partner in this.
1:59:43
[UNKNOWN]: It's a big merger.
1:59:45
[UNKNOWN]: What is 70 billion dollar merger?
1:59:46
[UNKNOWN]: 70 billion dollar buyouts.
1:59:49
[UNKNOWN]: So they're looking for they're looking for capital.
1:59:52
[UNKNOWN]: And of course, for Elon, I mean, 70 bill is not.
1:59:54
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, again, the guy is so much money.
1:59:56
[UNKNOWN]: It's insane.
1:59:57
[UNKNOWN]: So yes, but that would that would be the ultimate blowback for sure.
2:00:08
[UNKNOWN]: Dan, I think we should have a conversation on the right about how seriously we take the leftist media.
2:00:13
[UNKNOWN]: They only get views because we cover them.
2:00:15
[UNKNOWN]: It's time we stop being dependent on them for reporting and polls.
2:00:18
[UNKNOWN]: Couldn't I couldn't agree with you more?
2:00:20
[UNKNOWN]: Again, I
2:00:22
[UNKNOWN]: I just think like Elon says, where the media now just laugh at them, mock them, ridicule them.
2:00:30
[UNKNOWN]: Or even better like you're saying here, ignore them.
2:00:33
[UNKNOWN]: And I just ignore them.
2:00:35
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know what the business model is.
2:00:37
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, I do it with Newsmax.
2:00:40
[UNKNOWN]: I'm on Newsmax almost every weekend.
2:00:42
[UNKNOWN]: And I do like what's their segment they do, you know.
2:00:46
[UNKNOWN]: The what just the the woke nonsense or or something and I do there's a couple of segments I'll do on wokeness and on news and the you see the media media madness is on one of them and I forget what they woke loony or woke whatever.
2:01:01
[UNKNOWN]: on the second one.
2:01:02
[UNKNOWN]: And what do we do?
2:01:04
[UNKNOWN]: We play the the silliest, most idiotic examples of legacy media and the and and something in woke world.
2:01:13
[UNKNOWN]: And then we comment on it and show how a certain idiotic it is.
2:01:16
[UNKNOWN]: It seems, it seems our audiences like that, but I'm with you, in generally like actual hard news, pay no attention to it.
2:01:25
[UNKNOWN]: They exist for one reason, one reason, only, and that is to push the arch of history in the direction of the left.
2:01:32
[UNKNOWN]: That's why they exist.
2:01:36
[UNKNOWN]: Texas on the shock.
2:01:37
[UNKNOWN]: I meant literal color.
2:01:38
[UNKNOWN]: Yep.
2:01:38
[UNKNOWN]: There you go.
2:01:38
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
2:01:39
[UNKNOWN]: Instead of red blue yellow.
2:01:40
[UNKNOWN]: We have the shade shades of paleness.
2:01:43
[UNKNOWN]: Yep.
2:01:44
[UNKNOWN]: So I answered that earlier.
2:01:45
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
2:01:45
[UNKNOWN]: Excellent.
2:01:46
[UNKNOWN]: Thanks, Texas on the shot.
2:01:48
[UNKNOWN]: Scotty today.
2:01:50
[UNKNOWN]: I think boundaries are more of described by religious bent.
2:01:52
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
2:01:53
[UNKNOWN]: You're speaking at the Christian white culture, which has many skin tones.
2:01:57
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
2:01:57
[UNKNOWN]: No.
2:01:57
[UNKNOWN]: Sure.
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[UNKNOWN]: Sure.
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[UNKNOWN]: Sure.
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[UNKNOWN]: Sure.
2:01:59
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
2:02:01
[UNKNOWN]: I think we're talking about the same thing.
2:02:03
[UNKNOWN]: I think boundaries are more often described.
2:02:05
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, but there's also there's also net there's ethnic religious Christianity as well Greek Orthodox Russian Orthodox Bulgarian Orthodox Ethiopian Orthodox Copic Orthodox there is there is there's the black church is a very different than say you know if there is such a thing your typical white shirt well the joke was that
2:02:25
[UNKNOWN]: Right, the joke was if you're a white person you want to experience a black church you listen to Tony Evans and if you're a black person want to listen to a white church you listen to Charles Stanley you know it's just those are you know again they're they're just funny little way caricatures of the traditions but the Korean church is a very.
2:02:48
[UNKNOWN]: vibrant thriving church.
2:02:49
[UNKNOWN]: The first church I went to after committing my life to Christ was a Korean press material in church that had an English ministry.
2:02:56
[UNKNOWN]: It was wonderful.
2:02:57
[UNKNOWN]: And there's still their bigger than ever now.
2:03:00
[UNKNOWN]: So anyway, no, I mean, ethnicity is still there.
2:03:05
[UNKNOWN]: And ethnicity still matters when you're dealing with the structure of culture, society, politics, and demographics.
2:03:14
[UNKNOWN]: You're going to have to work that out, but the magic and the beauty of Christianity is the doctrine of the image of God, so doctrine of the image of God says fundamentally we are all created.
2:03:28
[UNKNOWN]: with an innate dignity and worth that is itself inherently divine and that that is not specific that goes back to Adam is not specific to any particular race or ethnicity.
2:03:40
[UNKNOWN]: So that's that's the key.
2:03:42
[UNKNOWN]: You could still have your ethnicity, could still have your cultural practices and so forth.
2:03:46
[UNKNOWN]: Thank heavens because I like sumo wrestling.
2:03:48
[UNKNOWN]: I like Japanese.
2:03:49
[UNKNOWN]: I like anime.
2:03:50
[UNKNOWN]: I like ethnic practices.
2:03:53
[UNKNOWN]: I enjoy that.
2:03:54
[UNKNOWN]: I am what's known as an ethno affiliate.
2:03:56
[UNKNOWN]: I enjoy other ethnic practices as well as my own.
2:04:02
[UNKNOWN]: But the doctrine of the image God always mandates.
2:04:05
[UNKNOWN]: that every human being, regardless of race, ethnicity and so forth, is afforded the same dignity and same worth as we afford God himself.
2:04:16
[UNKNOWN]: And that sense, or a flexion I should say of God himself.
2:04:21
[UNKNOWN]: Aggie, love you, Dr. Steve, best.
2:04:23
[UNKNOWN]: Patriot professor, everything.
2:04:24
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you, Aggie.
2:04:26
[UNKNOWN]: That's so sweet of you.
2:04:27
[UNKNOWN]: Aggie, Doc, for Trump, love it.
2:04:29
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you, Aggie.
2:04:30
[UNKNOWN]: You're the best.
2:04:31
[UNKNOWN]: Tori, I don't think it's just straight Trump, but I think it's also people are looking at this going.
2:04:36
[UNKNOWN]: It's under Republicans or straight Communism.
2:04:38
[UNKNOWN]: So Republican, I agree with you.
2:04:40
[UNKNOWN]: That is, that is Professor Larry Schweikertz.
2:04:45
[UNKNOWN]: thesis.
2:04:45
[UNKNOWN]: His thesis is as bad as Republicans are, and they are bad, no crowd, and they're good, too.
2:04:51
[UNKNOWN]: But their boy, they're plenty bad as bad as they are, at least they don't want to kill you.
2:04:58
[UNKNOWN]: So that, that is working to in our favor.
2:05:01
[UNKNOWN]: No question.
2:05:04
[UNKNOWN]: The ball, Texas Democrats are now pushing the message that we're voting on election day.
2:05:15
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I don't know if that's because the ballot dumps generally are going to be mail-in ballots.
2:05:22
[UNKNOWN]: Careful with, again, don't, I know.
2:05:24
[UNKNOWN]: I know we all have, they have TDS and we have PTSD, post-traumatic stress disorder from that 3AM dump on November 3.
2:05:34
[UNKNOWN]: I guess technically, November 4th of 2020.
2:05:37
[UNKNOWN]: I know, I'm Pennsylvania's in my backyard.
2:05:39
[UNKNOWN]: We were up 800,000 votes when we all went to bed.
2:05:42
[UNKNOWN]: Or like, well, there's no way they can make that up.
2:05:44
[UNKNOWN]: Whoa, thank you again, right?
2:05:46
[UNKNOWN]: But I get, I just think the election integrity is already a little, I just, they tried, they couldn't do it in 2022.
2:05:53
[UNKNOWN]: They couldn't do it in 2024.
2:05:54
[UNKNOWN]: I think it's going to be very hard for them to do it in 2022.
2:05:57
[UNKNOWN]: If they do, we all know.
2:05:58
[UNKNOWN]: Again, it worked because we didn't know it took us by surprise.
2:06:02
[UNKNOWN]: It's like the pandemic.
2:06:03
[UNKNOWN]: It worked because in terms of the lockdowns, it worked because it took us by surprise.
2:06:08
[UNKNOWN]: But they can't really do that.
2:06:10
[UNKNOWN]: Again, no, I think that's I would say I think, oh, we'll come out and drove on election day.
2:06:16
[UNKNOWN]: I think that's copium.
2:06:17
[UNKNOWN]: I think it's just, they don't know what else to say, to try to explain away this total lack of enthusiasm.
2:06:24
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, they can't.
2:06:25
[UNKNOWN]: They can't turn around and say, yeah, we're screwed.
2:06:26
[UNKNOWN]: They can't do that, so that's what they're left with.
2:06:32
[UNKNOWN]: Politically, correct.
2:06:33
[UNKNOWN]: Before I ever tell you, if we go has a great vast support network and unlimited resources for mental issues, given all the leftist experience, Rosa Yotano, Kathy Griffin, they can direct him, they can help him most certainly, was certainly poor guy.
2:06:47
[UNKNOWN]: I hope he's okay, but obviously he just blew up this campaign, whatever it is.
2:06:55
[UNKNOWN]: Benjamin Rogers, my son is 14.
2:06:57
[UNKNOWN]: I'm a supplementing his education.
2:06:59
[UNKNOWN]: I bought him Sith calls.
2:07:00
[UNKNOWN]: I'm all right.
2:07:00
[UNKNOWN]: Art of war.
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[UNKNOWN]: How to win friends and influence people, Carnegie.
2:07:04
[UNKNOWN]: His needs, her needs, the prince.
2:07:07
[UNKNOWN]: Ah, yes.
2:07:08
[UNKNOWN]: Do you have any other suggestions?
2:07:12
[UNKNOWN]: Um, I mean, so I love, uh, I love the similar really, uh, J.R.
2:07:18
[UNKNOWN]: Token.
2:07:18
[UNKNOWN]: I think it's a, it's probably the greatest methameth ever told to be honest with you, because it, it, it, it brings in all the great Greek.
2:07:27
[UNKNOWN]: Scandinavian, your ancient myths of old and then recass them and retell them in a in a in a Christian world, but without all the Christianes, right?
2:07:39
[UNKNOWN]: But the basic theology that's guiding all of this is very, very Christian.
2:07:44
[UNKNOWN]: So I'd love the similarly.
2:07:46
[UNKNOWN]: I love the brothers Kay, the brothers Karamal's off, at Dostaeevsky.
2:07:52
[UNKNOWN]: It's a big read.
2:07:53
[UNKNOWN]: Both of those are big read.
2:07:54
[UNKNOWN]: Well, Karamal's off is a
2:07:58
[UNKNOWN]: And I'm a big narnia guy, love line witch in the wardrobe, you know, but the whole old seven, those series, so that's really very, very rich stuff, very beautiful stuff, anything in the non-fiction realm.
2:08:20
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, there's something should pop up into my head.
2:08:22
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know why.
2:08:24
[UNKNOWN]: Ah, we'll just have to give it a go.
2:08:26
[UNKNOWN]: That'll give you a good start.
2:08:27
[UNKNOWN]: Ask again, though, Benjamin, that's brilliant.
2:08:30
[UNKNOWN]: 14's a great age, too.
2:08:32
[UNKNOWN]: Victoria, smart and common sense commentary as usual, love it.
2:08:35
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you.
2:08:36
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you so much, Victoria.
2:08:37
[UNKNOWN]: Very kind of you.
2:08:41
[UNKNOWN]: It's got a sense that do little report in the 50s Western culture has been exposed to soft propaganda, Dora, Bond, Iron Man, Avatar, Trivia pursuit, few recognized the most effective propping.
2:08:53
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, Jay Dyer does a lot of good stuff on the symbolism of this.
2:08:59
[UNKNOWN]: Um, yeah, you know, it's, it has hurt us.
2:09:02
[UNKNOWN]: No question.
2:09:02
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, just the, the secular liberal pagan propaganda, but the good news is, you know, it's a, it's a worldview that's dying away.
2:09:11
[UNKNOWN]: And then we're growing demographically.
2:09:15
[UNKNOWN]: Religious populations of the fastest growing populations on the planet were secular populations are dying.
2:09:25
[UNKNOWN]: Victoria Iowa should call in an exorcist immediately, yes, yes, they should.
2:09:30
[UNKNOWN]: And absolutely absurd and ridiculous display of religious ignorance and illiteracy, no question.
2:09:41
[UNKNOWN]: From seductive Steve, which we make of the former German spy chief being Rasm.
2:09:46
[UNKNOWN]: I'm in caught up with that one, Franz.
2:09:48
[UNKNOWN]: So I don't know.
2:09:50
[UNKNOWN]: I'd have to take a look at that.
2:09:53
[UNKNOWN]: Sorry for that.
2:09:54
[UNKNOWN]: Dan, I disagree their oil companies want Trump to have a crowd to make a big stink about the environment to get elected.
2:10:00
[UNKNOWN]: Then protect.
2:10:01
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, there you go.
2:10:01
[UNKNOWN]: All right.
2:10:01
[UNKNOWN]: That works.
2:10:02
[UNKNOWN]: Then protect the big companies with obstructions policy policies against their competition.
2:10:07
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I guess so, but you know, I'm going to get why why piss off the guy that's in power or the party that's in power.
2:10:14
[UNKNOWN]: I just don't see it.
2:10:16
[UNKNOWN]: But again, if you have specific examples, I'll be happy to look at it.
2:10:21
[UNKNOWN]: Texas, of all the rumors about teleureka, what do you think can be dismissed?
2:10:26
[UNKNOWN]: Dismissed out of hand, I want a sex change.
2:10:29
[UNKNOWN]: I, that would be, I mean, that would be insane.
2:10:32
[UNKNOWN]: I just don't see that.
2:10:33
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know why I do that.
2:10:35
[UNKNOWN]: That's the one I would dismiss.
2:10:37
[UNKNOWN]: But for all we know.
2:10:43
[UNKNOWN]: Mitchell, if we win the midterms, what do you think would happen with the left, would they break a part with a flip?
2:10:49
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, they'll flip, um, the, I mean, the establishment wing will say because we went to far left and the far left wing will say we didn't go far left enough, that's basically what's going to happen.
2:11:05
[UNKNOWN]: Jagga, is it too late for Trump to declare a national emergency on voting?
2:11:11
[UNKNOWN]: No ballots, ID, only in person.
2:11:13
[UNKNOWN]: I think so.
2:11:14
[UNKNOWN]: I think so, yeah.
2:11:17
[UNKNOWN]: He's done a good job with it.
2:11:18
[UNKNOWN]: Again, we already have the database that can cross-reference citizens voting.
2:11:25
[UNKNOWN]: So the post office can turn over.
2:11:30
[UNKNOWN]: mail-in ballots, they send out, and that can be cross-reference with Homeland Security.
2:11:36
[UNKNOWN]: And then, if any state exemplifies significant numbers of illegal voting, who are not non-citizens voting, harming Dylan is already said they're going to be prosecuted to the fullest in a law.
2:11:50
[UNKNOWN]: We're talking secretaries to state.
2:11:52
[UNKNOWN]: So, they're doing pretty well.
2:11:57
[UNKNOWN]: All right, guys.
2:11:57
[UNKNOWN]: Great.
2:11:58
[UNKNOWN]: Great questions.
2:11:59
[UNKNOWN]: All right, fascinating stuff.
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