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Wicked Radio 11-5: Our Comeback Story Starts Today · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: How many years we talked about this day, how they're
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Speaker 1: thinking about it?
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Speaker 2: Four plus years, that's how long. And your American comeback story,
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Speaker 2: our comeback story, everybody's story is starting right now. In fact,
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Speaker 2: polls are open right now in two thirds of the
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Speaker 2: country and more to open soon. And he used to
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Speaker 2: think that it was all, you know, a separate kind
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Speaker 2: of deal. He can talk about news, you can talk politics,
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Speaker 2: the future of the country, whatever, and then your personal
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Speaker 2: success on one side of the thing. And you know
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Speaker 2: the two shall never meet. No, it's all tied together.
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Speaker 2: And that's why I call it a comeback story for everybody.
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Speaker 2: And we'll get to that, and we'll get to the
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Speaker 2: last rally, the last rally for Trump, and he was
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Speaker 2: well confidence, got a good description of it and having
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Speaker 2: a good time the last rally as a candidate, I
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Speaker 2: should say, because I don't think he's done going on
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Speaker 2: the road. We'll talk about that as well as an
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Speaker 2: election integrity update that I think should make you feel
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Speaker 2: better about things. And uh, well, I'll also start this
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Speaker 2: off with the first polling results from Dixville Notch, New Hampshire.
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Speaker 2: What a scene that is. I love American traditions that
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Speaker 2: we actually do this kind of thing, tiny, tiny little town,
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Speaker 2: and that's another result that may surprise you. But first
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Speaker 2: of all, before any of that happens, thanks to Finding Me,
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Speaker 2: thanks to find a Wicked Radio, this is going to
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Speaker 2: live as a post a replay on x and YouTube
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Speaker 2: later on. We're live right now, obviously, and might even
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Speaker 2: have some results as we come in here through the
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Speaker 2: next fifteen minutes who the heck knows? And the audio
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Speaker 2: podcast too, where you can find him wherever you get him.
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Speaker 2: But most importantly, let's go to the American tradition, tiny
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Speaker 2: little Dixville Notch.
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Speaker 1: New Hampshire.
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Speaker 2: Why we still do this, I have absolutely no idea,
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Speaker 2: but we do. And it's one of those American traditions.
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Speaker 2: It's like groundhog Day, right going to punksa tawny Pennsylvania,
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Speaker 2: while we go to Dixville Notch for the first results
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Speaker 2: of the American election system in a big one. And
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Speaker 2: these are the results. First of all, this was amazing.
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Speaker 2: This happened just a little while ago.
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Speaker 1: I had to watch it.
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Speaker 2: I had no idea about the pageantry they actually have
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Speaker 2: at Dixville Notch, but let me tell you something, it
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Speaker 2: is awesome. They do the national anthem and a grand introt,
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Speaker 2: whole little cabin, the room, everything is all dressed up,
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Speaker 2: and they got a guy with an accordion doing the anthem.
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Speaker 1: Fantastic.
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Speaker 3: It's now midnight.
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Speaker 4: Nville.
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Speaker 2: Okay, so the polls are open and we got to
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Speaker 2: get to the results, right. It didn't take long. So
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Speaker 2: they're open. They go into a little a little curtain booth.
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Speaker 2: How did it all work out?
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Speaker 1: Closed? Oh, it took about a minute.
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Speaker 3: I'll be in the county for president. Three for Kamala Harris,
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Speaker 3: three for Donald Trump.
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Speaker 2: Oh, and he didn't hear it there about the guy,
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Speaker 2: the guy in charge in Dixville, Notch actually came out
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Speaker 2: and he said it got cut off. But he said,
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Speaker 2: hmm under his breath, reflects the rest of the country.
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Speaker 2: Pretty interesting. They cut that part out. Now it's three three.
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Speaker 2: You're thinking, okay, well, that didn't really tell me anything,
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Speaker 2: and not like we're all kind of like basing our
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Speaker 2: lives on Dixville, not New Hampshire anyway.
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Speaker 1: But let me just share this with you.
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Speaker 2: Twenty twenty four three three, as we just heard, Well,
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Speaker 2: in twenty twenty Trump didn't get one vote. It was
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Speaker 2: five to nothing, Biden over Trump, well, I guess they.
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Speaker 2: I guess somebody stayed home for COVID. I don't know
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Speaker 2: what it was. In twenty sixteen, it was h Killery
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Speaker 2: four and Trump two. So, my friends, Trump has already
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Speaker 2: flipped fifty percent of the votes. You gotta say, it's
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Speaker 2: good news for the guy, right, amazing, absolutely amazing. All Right,
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Speaker 2: I promised you an election at Integrity update because we've
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Speaker 2: all kind of like waited with baited breath. It's been
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Speaker 2: a full year, a full year since Megan Kelly came
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Speaker 2: out and she actually said that they were gonna have
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Speaker 2: I think she came out with something crazy like five
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Speaker 2: thousand election lawyers, five hundred people here, we want an
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Speaker 2: army of ten thousand lawyers watching everything. And maybe they
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Speaker 2: didn't come up with that, but they got pretty damn
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Speaker 2: close with this, because what they actually came up with
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Speaker 2: was this.
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Speaker 1: And this is an actual update.
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Speaker 2: From Laura Trump where she said, slight correction, two hundred
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Speaker 2: and thirty thousand pole observers and poll workers strong, five
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Speaker 2: hundred attorneys in every battleground state, and our message is
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Speaker 2: crystal clear, do not cheat. If you do, we will
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Speaker 2: find you and prosecute you to the fullest extent of
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Speaker 2: the law. That's good news. This is good news too.
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Speaker 2: Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has deployed his legal team
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Speaker 2: to major cities across the state to identify and prosecute
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Speaker 2: any instances of election fraud. That's really good news. And
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Speaker 2: this too, this coming from and I don't know if
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Speaker 2: you know this name or not, har Meat Dylan. She
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Speaker 2: has an election attorney. She's worked on with Laura Trump
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Speaker 2: and with the GOP for a long time, working you know, the.
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Speaker 1: Real heroes of the story.
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Speaker 2: For four years now, working on election integrity, working behind
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Speaker 2: the scenes, getting it done, making sure that things are
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Speaker 2: on the up and up. She posted this a little
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Speaker 2: while ago. Polls open in less than an hour in Arizona,
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Speaker 2: and now they're actually open, and she says, lawyers and
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Speaker 2: observers in the thousands, by the thousands, ready to go
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Speaker 2: throughout the entire state.
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Speaker 1: Let's do this. That should make all.
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Speaker 2: Of us feel good, because that's exactly what's going to
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Speaker 2: be needed. We talked about this a lot yesterday because
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Speaker 2: we're all adults here. We know that the cheat is
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Speaker 2: going to happen. But what happens is why this is
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Speaker 2: so important. You've got to swamp that cheat. They have
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Speaker 2: to beat the cheat. Trump has talked about this for years,
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Speaker 2: and you'll hear here in the little audio from last
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Speaker 2: night from Grand Rapids, Michigan, the last rally as a candidate,
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Speaker 2: the last one. Who's kind of bittersweet, But what he
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Speaker 2: said was the overall message. He said, it's very simple.
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Speaker 2: If we turn out and he means the entire electorate
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Speaker 2: voting for Trump and the Republicans down the ticket for
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Speaker 2: Team Unity, they can't win. The Democrats cannot cheat it
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Speaker 2: if enough people turn out. And that's the overall message.
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Speaker 1: But it did happen last night. It was it was
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Speaker 1: a rally. Get this.
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Speaker 2: So here's his closing rally in the great important state
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Speaker 2: of Michigan. Grand Rapids, Michigan was the site. He took
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Speaker 2: the stage. It was actually this morning. I say last night,
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Speaker 2: but it was this morning, twelve twelve am in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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Speaker 1: He took the stage. How about that?
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Speaker 2: And shortly into it, this was kind of an awesome
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Speaker 2: moment for a final rally, somebody in the crowd reminded
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Speaker 2: him that this is election day, mister president, because he
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Speaker 2: was talking about tomorrow and this and that and how
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Speaker 2: big it is.
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Speaker 1: Somebody actually reminded him. They said, it's today.
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Speaker 5: It's totally in our hands. Oh it's today, en, Oh
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Speaker 5: it's today. Oh, thank you, that's today. Can you imagine
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Speaker 5: a crowd like this at like.
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Speaker 4: One o'clock or some ridiculous time.
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Speaker 5: In the morning.
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Speaker 2: But they were there? Where was uh? Where was cackles?
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Speaker 2: Where was Kamala? Did you happen to see that? Her
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Speaker 2: finally closing statement? They did a video of her knocking
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Speaker 2: on doors I think in Oh's Pennsylvania, completely staged. They
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Speaker 2: had to redo one and they caught her on a
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Speaker 2: hot mic saying can you go back inside the house
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Speaker 2: and we'll record this Like I'm like, I just met you,
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Speaker 2: completely fake, fake versus authentic. You heard just right there,
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Speaker 2: And of course the message stayed.
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Speaker 3: They want the answer today. They spend all this money.
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Speaker 3: They spend all.
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Speaker 4: This money, and old fashioned paper is much less expensive,
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Speaker 4: and you know what, it's more accurate, it's much better.
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Speaker 4: They just something's going on with this, I mean, what
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Speaker 4: the hell are they doing? But we want the We
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Speaker 4: don't want to wait ten days, twelve days, three days,
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Speaker 4: two days, or two hours. We want the answer tonight.
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Speaker 1: Will we I don't know.
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Speaker 2: There's too many states that have come out and said
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Speaker 2: we may not be able to get our results for
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Speaker 2: a fourth here about Arizona.
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Speaker 1: Four days. It may take four days to count. Maybe not.
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Speaker 2: But again, another thing that's dependent on the turnout and
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Speaker 2: swamping the vote, beating the cheat, overcoming that built in
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Speaker 2: corrupt blue wall. That's what it's going to take, and
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Speaker 2: it may happen, But that's another thing that's going to happen.
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Speaker 2: We all have our main reasons, right, whole laundry list,
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Speaker 2: a whole full bag of reasons why you're voting for Trump.
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Speaker 2: Because you want a better economy, you want to avoid
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Speaker 2: World War three, you want cities to be safe again. Right,
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Speaker 2: I want to stop the insanity and the law fair,
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Speaker 2: and you want to make sure the elections are fair
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Speaker 2: going forward.
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Speaker 1: Including that. I think I'm.
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Speaker 2: Pretty sure in fact that if he does win, as
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Speaker 2: we think he's going to, is going to be a
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Speaker 2: massive effort to make sure that our elections are secure.
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Speaker 2: Now you know, I'm in Florida and I remember clear
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Speaker 2: as day back in the year two thousand with all
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Speaker 2: remember the hanging chads and all that crap. Well, it's
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Speaker 2: a big focus back in the day in a massive state,
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Speaker 2: a massive, massive state, this is and very important to
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Speaker 2: the electorate. They put a lot of work into fixing
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Speaker 2: the election system in this state and they did it,
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Speaker 2: and it could.
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Speaker 1: Be done to Florida. Pretty much works.
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Speaker 2: I say that now, and you know, fingers crossed that
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Speaker 2: everything you know comes through tonight, okay, and I think
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Speaker 2: it will. You put the effort into it, it can work.
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Speaker 1: The effort. The actual thought is another thing. For fern Nevada.
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Speaker 2: They actually said there were lawyers, Democrat lawyers who were
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Speaker 2: pushing for getting rid of and it's still in the
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Speaker 2: court as we speak right now this morning, lives in
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Speaker 2: the courts fighting to have mail in ballots not postmarked.
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Speaker 2: It's just, you know, it's the same line of reasoning
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Speaker 2: why you wouldn't want voter ID. The only reason why
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Speaker 2: you push that stuff is to cheat elections. If that's
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Speaker 2: maybe that's your single issue vote, you know, maybe that's
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Speaker 2: why you're voting for Trump. Maybe it's important enough to
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Speaker 2: do it to clean up our elections because then you'll
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Speaker 2: really you'll really find out.
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Speaker 1: How the people feel.
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Speaker 2: And maybe another thing, another big thing happened yesterday last
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Speaker 2: so Joe Rogan as we all know, right, and Trump
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Speaker 2: had done the interview, did three hours with him the
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Speaker 2: JD events. If you haven't checked out the jdvans interview
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Speaker 2: with Rogan, I think that was even better, is more revealing.
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Speaker 1: It was great.
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Speaker 2: Well in a surprise quote unquote appearance, Elon talks to
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Speaker 2: Joe Rogan yesterday and he had all kinds of things
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Speaker 2: to say.
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Speaker 1: This is long.
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Speaker 2: I think it's worth it, and the reason why Elon
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Speaker 2: got activated and joined the Mega Avengers team Unity. He
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Speaker 2: explained it very well. It's scary, but it lays out
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Speaker 2: the case and it's really important Elon yesterday on Joe
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Speaker 2: Rogan and what came out of this after the interview
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Speaker 2: was maybe even more important.
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Speaker 6: There's only like six or seven swing states. The margin
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Speaker 6: of victory in those states is small, often like ten
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Speaker 6: or twenty thousand votes. What the Democrat administration has been
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Speaker 6: doing is importing vast numbers of illegals into swing states.
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Speaker 6: You can look at the numbers on the actual government website.
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Speaker 6: I mean, you don't take my work, freak, You'll just
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Speaker 6: look at the numbers as reported by the government, which
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Speaker 6: is controlled by the Democrats. And what we're seeing is trouble.
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Speaker 6: Digit increases and the number of llegals in every swing
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Speaker 6: state in some cases seven hundred percent increases. These are
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Speaker 6: gigantic numbers. So if you if you have a state
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Speaker 6: that was that that went that has a ten or
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Speaker 6: twenty thousand vote mogin and you put two hundred thousand
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Speaker 6: illegals in that state, you ten x the swamp the
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Speaker 6: it's not a swing state anymore, it's going to vote blue.
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Speaker 2: Where's the how do you how do the Democrats come
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Speaker 2: back and say that's just a conspiracy theory now, because
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Speaker 2: what he just quoted there were government numbers put together
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Speaker 2: by Democrats. It's not a conspiracy theory, you know what's.
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Speaker 1: Oh, that's just sill. We just want it.
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Speaker 2: We want to do the humane thing. We want to
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Speaker 2: give people a chance to come in the board.
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Speaker 1: No, it's not.
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Speaker 2: They couldn't give a damn about illegals coming in and
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Speaker 2: a lot of them have had a worse life here
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Speaker 2: than they had getting here, and you imagine the hell
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Speaker 2: they got through to get here. And I'm talking about families,
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Speaker 2: not the illegal Venezuelan gangs that came here who are
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Speaker 2: terrorizing small American cities because the Democrats want to flood,
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Speaker 2: as elogists explained, there these swing states so that they
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Speaker 2: would be blue forever.
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Speaker 1: That's it.
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Speaker 2: They'd pack the court, elections are done. That'd be some
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Speaker 2: sort of a show election going out of the future,
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Speaker 2: but it would be it would just come down to
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Speaker 2: the Democrat primary. That's why this is so important because
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Speaker 2: that's clear as day what they're trying to do, and
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Speaker 2: it's so obvious now they can't hide it anymore.
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Speaker 1: Of course, that's what they're trying to do. That's not
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Speaker 1: a conspiracy theory.
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Speaker 2: It's everything they thought and told you right in front
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Speaker 2: of your face, is actually happening. That's why this is
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Speaker 2: so important. The end result though, of Elon joining Team
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Speaker 2: Unity and then at the last minute, what a closing
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Speaker 2: argument to go on Joe Rogan aunt a million plus
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Speaker 2: views immediately and then only grew from there. And check
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Speaker 2: it out if you have time today when you're not voting.
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Speaker 2: The end result last night an endorsement from Joe Rogan,
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Speaker 2: who doesn't do this for President Trump?
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Speaker 1: Massive yes, because of immedia.
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Speaker 2: Personality, right absolutely, But then you got to dig down
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Speaker 2: just a little bit and think about Joe Rogan's numbers,
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Speaker 2: his main audience. Why it appeal Obviously it's huge, right,
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Speaker 2: but still to this day the core demographic for Joe
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Speaker 2: Rogan or what how did it all start?
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Speaker 1: And they haven't left them UFC bros.
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Speaker 2: Right, they're the first ones that found them, young twenties,
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Speaker 2: thirties male voters who are so key to this. Like
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Speaker 2: I said, Joe's got a wider audience than that, but
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Speaker 2: they never left him and they're still there. Why is
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Speaker 2: that so important? Well, as they always tell us after
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Speaker 2: the election, they always say, yeah, the young male turnout
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Speaker 2: vote wasn't wasn't quite as strong for Republicans. It's gotta
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Speaker 2: be and I think it will be. It's gotta be
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Speaker 2: strong today.
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Speaker 1: It has to young dudes, all the young dudes. Like
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Speaker 1: the song.
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Speaker 2: This is where it comes down to you coming out
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Speaker 2: and voting today. If you didn't early vote, there's still
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Speaker 2: plenty of time.
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Speaker 1: You get all day.
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Speaker 2: And if you know, you know a person like that,
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Speaker 2: you know they're registered, you know they have common sense,
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Speaker 2: Grab them, drive them, come up with an excuse, get
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Speaker 2: out of work, whatever it is, wait in line and
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Speaker 2: get to the polls, and you vote for your future,
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Speaker 2: because that's what's going to make the difference. I said
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Speaker 2: months ago, back to radio days, I think it's going
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Speaker 2: to come down to two things. I think it's going
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Speaker 2: to come down to the black community and inner cities
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Speaker 2: coming out to vote, and so far they think that's
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Speaker 2: actually happening, and young male voters.
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Speaker 1: That's what's going to come down to.
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Speaker 2: That's what's going to push common sense and our American
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Speaker 2: comeback story over the top. The dudes are going to
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Speaker 2: do this because you have the Walt. You are the
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Speaker 2: answer to these legions. You know, they're coming out, the
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Speaker 2: legions of insane, whack job, low information view watching crazy
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Speaker 2: liberal suburban women.
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Speaker 1: You're the answer to it. Young dudes who want a future,
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Speaker 1: You're the answer. Get out and vote.
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Speaker 2: And why is it so important? Why did I call
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Speaker 2: this our American comeback story? You know? And I've always
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Speaker 2: kind of wrestled with this because it's like, my two
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Speaker 2: passions in this country are patriotism and impersonal development, you know,
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Speaker 2: personal success. And they always thought the worlds were kind of separated.
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Speaker 2: I always thought there were different things and they're not.
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Speaker 2: This entire experience has taught me that they're not separated.
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Speaker 2: They are tied one and one, hand in hand, together.
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Speaker 2: They go hand in hand personal success and the success
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Speaker 2: of your country. And I would go back and further,
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Speaker 2: and I'm a big lover of American history. I love it,
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Speaker 2: you know, the Colonial Age and the American Revolution, I
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Speaker 2: love it. If you study a lot of those guys,
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Speaker 2: the Sons of Liberty, you know, Paul Revere and Sam Adams,
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Speaker 2: and even go back to the Founding Fathers with Jefferson
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Speaker 2: and Ben Franklin. They were into this as well, and
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Speaker 2: they completely understood that your success is directly tied to
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Speaker 2: where you live and what you support, and where your
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Speaker 2: generations further on from you, your family is going to live.
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Speaker 2: That's why this is so important, and why is this
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Speaker 2: election so important? Think of everything we've all suffered through
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Speaker 2: all of it, these pass forward. Think of the nightmare
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Speaker 2: we lived through. First, if you want to talk about
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Speaker 2: the COVID thing is shutting your kids out of school,
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Speaker 2: closing your business. You lost a job because of COVID
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Speaker 2: because your company didn't recover either. We've all dealt with
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Speaker 2: that one way or another. And the inflation prices we
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Speaker 2: talked about the border flooding, the border making our towns
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Speaker 2: and cities unsafe. Maybe a couple of years ago. Did
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Speaker 2: you lose a loved one that you couldn't You know
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Speaker 2: they were in a hospital, but you couldn't visit them
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Speaker 2: in their final days.
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Speaker 1: I did.
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Speaker 2: I lived through that because of COVID, because of that,
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Speaker 2: because their response to it, because of a tyrannical government
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Speaker 2: shoving a vaccine down your throat. Who dealt with that too?
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Speaker 2: How about that? How about the economy? How at your
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Speaker 2: food prices? How about your gas prices? Lockdowns, gas prices,
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Speaker 2: all of it. Everything we've lived the law fair. They've
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Speaker 2: thrown against Trump, they can come against you and me
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Speaker 2: and everybody else. They put their political opponents in jail.
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Speaker 2: This is the tyranny we're fighting. This is our moment.
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Speaker 2: But again they try to leave you with is a theme.
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Speaker 2: It's an incredible time.
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Speaker 1: In American history.
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Speaker 2: That's why I say our American comeback story, our comeback
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Speaker 2: story for the country and for yourself and your personal life.
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Speaker 2: Everything starts today and it just may be incredible. All right,
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Speaker 2: Let's wrap this up short and sweet, because you don't
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Speaker 2: have time to listen to podcasts or somebody like me yacking.
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Speaker 1: You gotta get out and vote again.
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Speaker 2: The main takeaway you know, one of those young dudes
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Speaker 2: who's gonna flip this election then normally wasn't thinking about
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Speaker 2: voting because they think wherever they live, wherever they are
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Speaker 2: in the country, Trump's already got this in the bag.
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Speaker 2: No grab them, grab them, drive them, call into work
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Speaker 2: for them, say they're too sick to show up. Whatever
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Speaker 2: it is, it's too important. All the young dudes are
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Speaker 2: gonna flip this thing. That's how important this is, because
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Speaker 2: this must be one. As Elon said, that's how important
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Speaker 2: it is. It's our comeback story and it starts right now.
17:26
Speaker 2: Exst for finding me. As always, I appreciate it. Live
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Speaker 2: right now and the you know, more and more updates
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Speaker 2: are coming. It's gonna be a long night, so kind
17:34
Speaker 2: of chill out, but believe, put your faith in God
17:37
Speaker 2: and country and the people that are fighting for it.
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Speaker 1: Our takeaway, We're going to do this and don't take
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Speaker 1: any crap from anybody, especially the tyrants. We have big
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Speaker 1: day tomorrow.
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Speaker 2: Can't wait for it, and we'll talk to you at
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Speaker 2: eight am live or forget. Put your notifications on if
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Speaker 2: you follow me. This lives on as a post later
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Speaker 2: on in the audio podcast. Wherever you get them, do
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Speaker 2: this America.
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Speaker 1: Do it. We'll talk to themorrow.