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The Cheat is On: Midterms 2022 Live Election Coverage · Man in America Podcast

• 0:46
  Speaker 1: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Man in America. I'm your host, Seth Hulghouse. So is it just me? Or does it feel like it's twenty twenty two point o? Did Fox Players own it yet?
• 1:00
  We're already seeing broken voting machines, Sharpie problems, bomb threats, electrocutions, faulty printers, voter intimidation, and so much more, all while we're being told that it's normal to take a few days to tally the votes. The big question is, will the red tsunami be enough to overwhelm a rigged system? Joining us tonight is political expert Chris Prosh to discuss all of this and more. But first off, if you're watching me on YouTube, please join us on Rumble. You should know by now we can't have this discussion on YouTube.
• 1:34
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• 1:52
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• 2:19
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• 4:17
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• 4:46
  We've got all the election shenanigans, which now that we're off YouTube, we can talk about what's really going on. But we're gonna be digging into not just all the different signs that we're seeing of fraud, but even looking at, you know, who's you think was gonna win the races, which races should be we watching at, where the upsets are gonna be. And ultimately, we think is gonna happen over the course of the night, and not just tonight, because as you know, it now takes two or three days to count all the votes. Because as the technology for these voting machines has advanced, it actually takes longer to count the elections. Right?
• 5:18
  Makes perfect sense, Or so Biden wants us to think. And so coming on and joining me today is Chris Prosseau, is a good friend of mine and an expert in politics. Let's go ahead and bring him on, and we're gonna have some fun tonight. So, Chris, thank you so very much for joining me today.
• 5:35
  Speaker 2: Thank you again for having us on. You know, it's a fantastic opportunity. Just for the listeners back home, you know, again, Christopher Prash, ten years of experience in over 50 campaigns in 26 different states ranging from state house to US senate to statewide. So I'm here to just help out, give a differing perspective to the chaos that is happening tonight. So, Seth, thanks again.
• 5:58
  Speaker 1: Absolutely. So, Chris, the first question is, does it smell like twenty twenty two point o to you? I mean, are you seeing? I'm waiting for the reports of the burst water pipes or the missing flash drives or the videos of people pulling out the the big bins of ballots after the the voting counts. I mean, what are you seeing so far?
• 6:16
  And also, we're gonna be showing some videos and some news reports of what other people are seeing as well. But just from your observation, what do you see happening?
• 6:24
  Speaker 2: Yeah. You know, it's it's kind of what we expected to happen, you know, after 2020, the the disaster that happened there. You know, where not one but five state legislatures in both chambers, you know, proved massive voter irregularities. You know, we kind of, did see saw this coming in. So, you know, we're we're hearing massive reports in Arizona, you know, Maricopa County in particular, you know, the, the the the voting, chairmans, voting chiefs are basically saying, you know, 30% of the polling precincts in just one county alone are having troubles.
• 6:55
  They're running out of paper. Their their system's malfunctioning. So, I mean, Carrier Lake is urging people to please stay in line. You know, Pennsylvania, you know, there's a guy caught, marking ballots in Philadelphia. So it's, know and then I think, US Senate candidate hopeful, you know, doctor, doctor, excuse me, John Fetterman already has lawyers to contest the election.
• 7:16
  So it's like
• 7:17
  Speaker 1: They're Clinton lawyers, so they better do their job, but they're gonna end up, in a ditch somewhere.
• 7:23
  Speaker 2: Yeah. No doubt. I I I will I will say, Seth, I thought, you know, I thought there'd be more. I'm a little disappointed. I thought there'd be more, irregularities in Georgia.
• 7:30
  Speaker 1: So That's a good point. Actually, I just put an article up here. This is from the Western Journal. This just came out that they're saying that one in five polling locations goes down in major battleground states. So this was in Maricopa.
• 7:42
  And it's like, of course. Right? Of of course, of all the counties, it just so happens to be that there's all these problems with these machines in in Maricopa. And, you know, it's funny because I I voted today. You know, I voted in Ohio, you know, got my, you know, checked off mister JD Vance, of course.
• 7:59
  And as I was, you know, scanning my ballot into the Dominion machine, it was just like, oh, gosh. And I kinda I said, are you sure it's not gonna change my vote? The guy was like, oh, I assure you, sir. It's not going to. It's like, yeah.
• 8:11
  We'll see. But I've also I'm gonna play just a few short videos to show people just to give folks an overview of what we're seeing happening. So I've got let me pull up some other websites here, Because we've got some people on Twitter. They're sharing different videos. So here's a video that Charlie Kirk had shared.
• 8:29
  So this is someone in Mesa, Arizona, that's saying, oh, the the voting machines are broken. Let's go and play this for folks.
• 8:38
  Speaker 3: So no machines at this center are working at
• 8:42
  Speaker 1: all. Okay.
• 8:44
  Speaker 3: And this is the what what station is this? Okay. This is the Central Christian Church, and none of the machines are voting are working, and they are telling us that we have to leave. And so this is now happening here at this voting station also.
• 9:08
  Speaker 1: There's one Arizona again saying, oh, sorry. The machines aren't working. Here's another one. This woman, I think, is in Scottsdale. She gives a a little testimony here.
• 9:18
  I don't
• 9:18
  Speaker 4: Let's go and believe I We are at this location, and their voting machines are not working properly. They don't count the ballots. You go in to register. They give you a ballot, which takes, like, twenty minutes, which is ridiculous. You go in, you place you do your voting, you go in, you get it into the machine, and it won't take it.
• 9:36
  It says misread ballot. Every single person in there is getting a misread ballot. Oh, no. So now They're all just saying that they to drop them into the box and hand counted. Supposedly hand counted.
• 9:47
  Yeah. My husband's done two ballots. He had to do a canceled ballot. The second ballot he went in to vote, same thing. So every person in that line now that's standing there is not gonna get counted properly.
• 10:00
  Speaker 1: Here's some even some some mainstream media coverage of this. So this is something Newsroom, a problem with voting machines in New Jersey. Take a look at what's posted on the Robbinsville Township website. It says all voting machines are down in each district across Mercer County because of a printing and scanning issue with the ballots.
• 10:19
  Speaker 5: But voters, though, can still go to their polling locations, insert their ballot into an emergency slot of the machine. And the website
• 10:27
  Speaker 1: So, Chris, what what do you make of this? Because, you know, I thought that dominion was their their secret weapon. Right? Wouldn't they want everyone to be shoving their ballots into dominion because, you know, can't they just press little buttons and you remotely change the algorithms and change things? So why do you think that what we're seeing now heading into the midterms is that all of a sudden, all these voting machines aren't working?
• 10:54
  Speaker 2: Yeah. Absolutely. You know, I I mean, I I wouldn't bet on I wouldn't invest in any Dominion stock recently. You know, they're they're just again, Dominion company is a complete joke. I mean, know, in particular in Maricopa County, why is it, you know, this election twenty twenty and even in the primaries, you know, six, seven months ago, we're still having these exact same issues.
• 11:14
  I'm sorry, but you you you can't really highlight the fact that why is it always the same three or four counties across the country that are having the exact same issues? So it's and and, honestly, I wanna know where's governor Ducey in all this?
• 11:25
  Speaker 1: Great question. Yeah. Yeah. That's a great question. I think it highlights why we need to get Cary Lake in there because there's just nothing happening.
• 11:33
  So one of the other thing I wanna tell the folks that are watching is that so we're watching the comments. And if you have a question or a comment, just write question or comment in your comment on the platform, whether you're on Rumble or Rise TV, we'll try to get to it. So I've got one that has come in so far. This is from Edward four five six on Rumble. And this is a great question.
• 11:53
  And, Chris, I'd love to hear what you're seeing from your perspective. He says, are the American people more awake now compared to two years ago?
• 12:03
  Speaker 2: You know, absolutely. You know, I I would say, not more, awake. I would say more, angry. You know, people were pretty more people were pretty mobilized in 2020. You know, 2022 really reminds me of 2010.
• 12:14
  You know, 2010 people were massively mobilized. They were upset. They were angry at big Wall Street, big government, you know, the the failed Obamacare. You know? And people really mobilized across the country via the Tea Party movement.
• 12:26
  And we saw massive gains within the Republican Party in the House and the Senate that we had really hadn't seen in almost, what, seventy years, really. So, I mean, I would say people are just as motivated now as as as 2010. Now, I mean, and I think that really worries the left. I think they're really starting to see that their failed policies are not working, and people are very upset. And and again, all these, again, irregularities are just a last ditch attempt to try and save what they what they have.
• 12:52
  Speaker 1: Yeah. I I agree. And, actually, to to throw in my 2¢ as well, you know, one thing I look at is, okay, what's it mean to be awake? Well, I'd look at what are the mechanisms of putting people to sleep? Right?
• 13:01
  I'd say CNN, you know, the mainstream media, the social media that's censoring anything that's not, you know, what kind of fitting their narrative. And so from that perspective, I say, yeah. Go look at CNN. Go look at the poll go look at how many are watching the CNN. Look at the polls about distrust in the mainstream media.
• 13:19
  So, you know, to me, it's it's overwhelming. And, you know, one thing that one perspective I have in general is that once somebody sees the truth, they don't go back usually. Right? And that's the thing is that, you know, I've I've really delved into both sides of the coin, tried to explore to ask myself, am I am I the one that has found the truth? Because the people that are on the left, they think they've found the truth also.
• 13:44
  Right? And so I'm asking myself, you know, trying to be objective and say, okay. Wait. Really looking measuring myself. And through my research, I'm really convinced that I've found the truth and that the communists have really infiltrated, especially the Democratic Party, and that they are using these puppet politicians.
• 14:00
  And also on the right as well, you know, we've got the Mitch McConnells and people like that. But they're really like, you know, what we're experiencing here is a communist coup, but they're doing it through our, you know, democratic systems of voting, and they're they're seizing that. And so I've asked myself, okay. If I see this, if anyone else, once they come to that understanding, it's not like you go, well, I like the other version better, and you go back to believing what what the left will believe. And so, you know, really, again, this is why I knew 2020, you know, was such a red tsunami.
• 14:31
  I I personally think that Trump got upwards of a hundred million votes. Like, I think the cheating was that bad. Because if you won 2016, over the course of those few years, those four next four years, I think aside from people being drummed all the hatred towards Trump, I think most people woke up even more. Right? They saw what Trump was doing.
• 14:50
  They saw gas prices. They saw the the, you know, the stock market. And so since 2020, we've had about a two year crash course of it's like in life under democratic rule. And it's a nightmare. So I yeah.
• 15:04
  I would I think it's a great comment. I think that a lot of people have woken up.
• 15:08
  Speaker 2: Well, Seth, you hit the nail on the head there. I mean, for four years under president Trump's presidency, you know, we saw record gains in the stock market, record gains in the economy, record gains foreign policy. And all the media could do is focus on his character, and it was just it was a four year smear campaign to just dissuade the moderates from hating him. Well, then, you know, Biden has his, you know, election and, you know, supposedly he wins, which I I don't believe he did at all, but he gets in there and Democrats have the run of everything. They control both houses, the presidency.
• 15:38
  And we've really seen their their, their policy stance. It is overwhelmingly rejected by the American people. And so people who were kind of iffy in 2020, you know, are like, oh my gosh. What did I just do? So they're rushing back to the to the ballot to really be like, oh, I need to overcorrect.
• 15:54
  Speaker 1: Exactly. So, Chris, from your perspective, what would you say are the five most important races on the ballot that we should be focusing in right now, and what are your predictions for these races?
• 16:08
  Speaker 2: Yeah. Absolutely. So, you know, Pennsylvania is a huge, huge situation going on between Lieutenant Governor Federman, you know, who just had a stroke, you know, six months ago, who the media has been covering up politely. Ironically, if that was a Republican, they'd be blasting him, you know, out of the moon and back. You know, that Doctor.
• 16:25
  Oz. And, you know, according to recent polls, you know, Doctor. Oz has a slight edge about, you know, plus one plus two. But again, I you know, honestly, I don't trust Philadelphia and I don't trust, you know, Pittsburgh to really count the count the ballots correctly. So we'll, you know, we'll see what happens.
• 16:38
  Know, then Real
• 16:40
  Speaker 1: quick, Chris, while we're on Pennsylvania, I want to ask, what are your
• 16:42
  Speaker 2: thoughts on Mastriano and Shapiro? You know, I think Mastriano is a fantastic, fantastic candidate. But recent polls have showcased that he's he's really down about, I would say, five to 6%. So, it's, you know, hopefully a miracle happens, but I you know, most most pundits, most political experts would say, unfortunately, the very short Shapiro will probably probably win. So, unfortunately.
• 17:07
  Speaker 4: And
• 17:07
  Speaker 1: if he's not gonna win, they'll make sure that he does, unfortunately. Let's just hope that something else happens. But okay. So what are your other top four races that you're keying in on?
• 17:19
  Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely. Georgia is a must win. You know, the communist, you know, Reverend Rafael Warnock, who literally had, you know, the Cuban dictator Fidel Castro and his family at his church is in a very, very, very tight race with former NFL football play running back Herschel Walker. And he's also, you know, has a massive support and endorsements from, president Trump as well as his childhood friend, governor Kemp. So, you
• 17:44
  Speaker 1: know, I Kemp has now come forward in because I know that it was he was not really a fan of Trump, obviously. And I think there's some contention of whether he would step forward for Walker. So he has.
• 17:53
  Speaker 2: Yeah. You know, I I thought about that for for for months now. You know, will Kemp support a Trumplican, if you will? You know? And and Herschel Walker is a great candidate.
• 18:00
  You know, he's worked very, very hard. You know? And on a side note, really, you know, the Democrats have thrown almost a hundred and $11,000,000 behind Warnock, and Herschel Walker has right around $30,000,000. And they're neck and neck. That is an embarrassment to the Democratic party.
• 18:15
  And, you know, for and and, you know, and the back to the Republican side, you know, governor Kemp obviously has issues with president Trump. But for those two men to get behind a candidate is fantastic. But I like I said, I I think I I I predict that, you know, Georgia won't be decided probably in for at least a day or two. I hope I'm wrong, but they have issues down there. So but I mean, and governor Kemp will easily will easily defeat, Stacey Abrams.
• 18:38
  You know, she was more popular four years ago than she is now. Comments have come out about her stance on abortion and how, you know, she came out was about a month ago where she said abortion is actually economically feasible. It's it's an economic certainty to do so. You know? So and it's just her her her radicalism has come out a lot in the past four years, and Georgians will overwhelm overwhelmingly reject her tonight.
• 18:57
  Speaker 1: That's good. That's good. Okay. So we've got Georgia. We've got Pennsylvania.
• 19:01
  What are the what are the other ones you're looking at?
• 19:03
  Speaker 2: Yeah. You know, I would say Arizona. Arizona, unfortunately, will be the big state where everyone's focusing their time and attention on just because there's not one, but two major races. There's there's the governor race where you have Carrie Lake, who is a dynamo. She's fantastic against against the incumbent Secretary of State, Katie Hobbs, who is just a disaster, who's been running and hiding for months.
• 19:24
  Speaker 1: Soros puppet.
• 19:26
  Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly. And she's a horrible communist socialist. And she's been running and hiding, refusing to publicly debate Carrie Lake, which you know, is just an embarrassment. And then you have Blake Masters versus the incumbent US Senator Mark Kelly, the, you know, the astronaut. So it's again, you know, if if these election issues continue to happen in Maricopa County and across the state in Arizona, again, sadly, we probably won't know what's gonna happen in Arizona probably till Thursday or Friday, sadly.
• 19:51
  Speaker 1: Even though I mean, a lot of the polls are showing, you know, Lake really as a pick to win. But, again, it's like, you know, we saw those those vertical lines. Right? The Biden it's like, oh, wow. You know, Katie Hobbs got, you know, 400,000 votes at 3AM all of a sudden.
• 20:05
  I mean, you know, yeah. And I want to get back into the whole cheating thing in a little bit here. We'll finish your list. Okay. So what else are you looking at?
• 20:13
  Speaker 2: Yeah. Nevada, you know, Adam Laxalt is a know, he's a fantastic guy, you know, former attorney general of Nevada. He had a very nasty primary, I believe, against six other very capable Republicans. But he's going against, you know, Masto, the incumbent Democrat senator who's been there comfortably for six years. And, you know, I I would say Nevada is a beautiful state to look at as representation that in, you know, the past two years, Democrats have realized that their policies are failing.
• 20:37
  And the Democrats are almost retreating, you know, if you will, you know, from Nevada back to California because Nevada is a pretty rural state outside of Las Vegas. And, again, I predict that Nevada will flip hard red governor, US senate, state house, state senate. It's gonna be a beautiful red wave of Nevada, and we're gonna be and, you know, and Republicans should love that because we can take our eyes a little less off of Pennsylvania and focus a little more towards Nevada for future presidential, assistance.
• 21:04
  Speaker 1: What do you think about Oregon? I think Oregon's an interesting state because you think of Portland and you think of, you know, Antifa and Chad. I mean, has Chad flipped? Is Chad now voting red? Or or is it Chaz?
• 21:17
  What was the name of their of their tent city? Was it Chaz, I think?
• 21:20
  Speaker 2: Yeah. I believe it was Chaz. Yeah. It was, you know, I I had the privilege of of, you know, being in in Oregon earlier this year, and people are fed up. They are exhausted in in Oregon.
• 21:32
  And, you know, and I you know, Christine Drazen is a fantastic candidate. Again, she had a very nasty primary, you know, where she fought again. She fought up against, five or six, again, other, you know, fantastic Republicans. And she got in, and and people really seem to resonate well with her. And, you know, and I believe she will win.
• 21:47
  I think, again, Oregon's another example of it. I think, you know, Republicans will take, you know, state house, the state senate. They'll they'll pick up at least one congressional seat and, you know, and they'll get the governorship there. They'll get, Christine Drazen will be in there. I I I don't know how for how long she'll be in there, but it'll be it'll be really great.
• 22:01
  You know, people in Oregon, you know, they're very upset about what's happening in Portland. You know, the Antifa riots, the fact that you're having homelessness, almost violently aggressive, you know, aggressively homeless expansion going into the suburbs, especially around Portland. And Portland may be Democrat plus 30, but the suburbs are definitely not. You know, they're at least even. And the rest of the state is glowing red.
• 22:21
  And the Democrats failed policies of overlooking, you know, violence, of encouraging their city officials and state officials to give cleaner heroin injections to drug users on the taxpayer's dime. And the Democrats wonder why they're losing in Oregon.
• 22:38
  Speaker 1: It's just insane. Now, what do you think about New York with Hochul and Zeldin?
• 22:44
  Speaker 2: Yeah. That's, that's interesting. You know, Lee Zeldin, congressman from New York, again, he's another dynamo. Fantastic congressman, you know, been in office for a while. You know, governor Hoechul, you know, she'll she'll have a lot of explaining to do.
• 22:56
  You know, the former administration, she was unfortunately tied to, you know, Cuomo, and he had a lot to answer for. And I'm glad that him and his brother at CNN both got kind of ousted together, so that was hilarious. But I I you know, honestly, you know, she's been very aggressive on COVID mandates. You know, she was not different at all from Cuomo. She doubled down.
• 23:12
  Speaker 1: That was worse. Like, everyone thought, like, let's get rid of Cuomo. It's like, be careful what you wish for. It's like people that wanna get Biden now is like, do you really want Kamala in? I mean, is that really what you want?
• 23:21
  You want Pelosi as a VP potentially? I mean, it's like, you know, it could be a nightmare.
• 23:28
  Speaker 2: Well, you know, Seth, I had some, you know, political friends who made a joke saying, you know, they wish Bernie Sanders was president because they said, you know, the country after four years with him would be a Republican for the next hundred years. Yeah.
• 23:40
  Speaker 1: Yeah. If the country's still standing.
• 23:43
  Speaker 2: Yeah. But no, Lee Zeldin's fantastic. You know, in recent weeks, he narrowed the gap. You know, Hochul was having a great, lead, plus 10, plus 12. But, again, in the past month, Lee Zeldin has been busting his butt, and he's narrowed the gap to, I think, he's down about four or five.
• 24:01
  So he's been trying really hard. I again, I just you know, New York City is its own political machine, and, you know, we'll see what happens. So.
• 24:07
  Speaker 1: Yeah. And a quick, you know, kind of shout to the home state I'm in here. You think you think J. D. Vance has got this in the bag.
• 24:15
  Right?
• 24:16
  Speaker 2: Yeah. No. Well, fun fact about J. D. You know, he J.
• 24:19
  D. Vance is he's I always joke, you know, he's kind of like a a commoner who became exceptional, you know, and and he's just again, he's a great, great candidate. He'll I I believe he'll easily win by at least five points plus. Now, you know, Seth, what what's more interesting post election is how well JD will get along with Mitch McConnell. That that's a that's a story in its own.
• 24:40
  Speaker 1: That's true. That's true. Yeah. That's that's a very good point. So I'm gonna take I'm gonna jump to a few questions that we've got going on here.
• 24:49
  Here's a great one. And, actually, well, I guess we'll we'll kind of transition to talk a little bit about kind of post election and what we might expect. So here's the first question along those lines. This is from RiseTV at Debs who says, when Republicans take the House and Senate, will this cause Biden to be impeached and Pelosi to resign?
• 25:10
  Speaker 2: Yeah. So that's a fantastic question. You know, I I've heard the exact same thing for the better part of two months now with colleagues and professors and, you know, know, and and and every everyday voters and and even political pundits ask me questions about this. They and, you know and, you know, so first first and foremost, you know, Kevin McCarthy, the future speaker of the of the house representatives, he has a lot to answer for because the past two months, you know, he has really promised a lot to the American people. He's basically taken a book out of Newt Gingrich's, you know, book from back from the mid nineties where he had that contract with America.
• 25:39
  And so McCarthy is doing the exact same thing. He's promising to completely repeal the 87,000 plus IRS agents that the Democrats wanna add unjustly. He wants to, have congressional hearings for Fauci, for Hunter Biden. And, you know, he wants to, you know, try and try and impeach, you know, Biden for the southern border crisis completely righteously. Yeah.
• 25:57
  But the problem though is, you know, will it happen? Probably not. Just again, I'm just being honest here because and it's the same thing when the Democrats try to impeach Trump. You need two thirds of the house and the senate to impeach a president. So, you know, you need a super majority in the house, which we might very well get, and we might be very easily be able to impeach Biden in the house.
• 26:18
  But, again, you need you know, out of the hundred senators, you need 67 senators. And if we get the senate by 51, 50 two, we're gonna have a really hard time convincing twelve, thirteen other Democrat senators come along with us. So
• 26:29
  Speaker 1: And do you think that so so, I mean, it seems like from, you know, what I'm reading and my own predictions that we'll take the house. Like, that that's almost a given. What do you think is gonna happen with the senate? Do you think we can cross that line and get that 51, 50 two in there?
• 26:46
  Speaker 2: Yeah. Absolutely. So, I mean, I you know, at a minimum, you know, worst case scenario for Republicans is, you know, things stay the same. You know, fifty fifty. You know?
• 26:53
  I mean, you know, and this is kinda sad. The the best state for us right now is is Nevada. You know, that says a lot right now because Arizona is a battleground. You know, Georgia is a battleground. Pennsylvania is a battleground.
• 27:04
  You know, we'll we'll keep Ohio, you know, and we'll we'll keep Wisconsin. We'll keep, you know, Iowa. You know, but, you know, New Hampshire might sneak up on us. You know, Don Bulldog might surprise us. You know?
• 27:12
  But, again, you know, worst case scenario, we keep fifty fifty, but I do think we'll get we'll get at least one seat. So I don't you know, I I predict we'll get we'll get at least a simple majority with a fifty one forty nine.
• 27:22
  Speaker 1: Which starts to make a big difference, especially when you look at how they've weaponized, you know, these these house committees, and you look at the January 6 committees. You look at I I mean, it's just it's just ridiculous. I mean, I would love I mean, like, what I would really love is to see Trump back in the White House with the house and the senate. Now and and granted, look, I know that we've got tons of rhinos. So so it's not like I'm expecting it to all fix everything because, you know, look at you know, Trump was was was a lone man.
• 27:51
  He was a Caesar fighting off all these corrupt politicians for four years. So but, I mean, that would just make me so happy to see congressional hearings investigating Hunter Biden laptop, Fauci. I mean, if not just for the entertainment value. But I think that, you know, more than anything, you know, we just wanna see some justice. Right?
• 28:15
  Like, that's the thing is we we wanna see I guess two things. One is we wanna see justice happening, but we also wanna see the justice department stop being used as a weapon against the patriots and the God fearing people and the good hearted folks here in America.
• 28:29
  Speaker 2: No, Seth, you're you're you're wholeheartedly right. I mean, when the FBI has been completely politicized, weaponized, and I'm not saying the entire FBI, but a good portion of it has been weaponized and politicized by the Biden, you know, corruption family to raid the home of a former sitting president. That is that that's that's nonsense that you see in Russia, in Venezuela, in, you know, in in Brazil. You don't see that in America. You know?
• 28:52
  And and I think, honestly, Biden overplayed his hand with that. You know? I I think that basically turned the moderates away from Biden and said, okay. We don't like Trump, you know, but that's ridiculous. So they started listening a little bit more to what Trump was saying.
• 29:04
  And, you know, and back to the hearings, you know, if if Biden doesn't pardon Fauci, which he said he would, and his own son, you know, before the Republicans take control of at a minimum, you know, the house neck before January. The thing is, again, McCarthy has a lot to answer for, you know, and and again, he'll take the house. I think we'll, you know, take the house pretty handedly, but he has a lot to answer for. If he doesn't deliver, people heads will roll. And I think he knows that.
• 29:27
  So, I mean, he better he better try to launch those investigations. And and even with January 6, you know, people you know, that's that's what's been talking about on Twitter sphere. What's gonna happen to January 6, you know, hearings? Well, I'll tell you what's gonna happen with it. Republicans take control of it, and it'll dissolve.
• 29:40
  I mean, look, you know, everybody listening, Democrats have had two years to launch subpoenas, to launch investigations, to have public January 6 hearings, and they haven't done a single thing. All their hearings have been closed door, and they refuse to show the twenty thousand plus hours of actual video footage that actually happened on that day. They they know they don't have a case there. They're just using it as as minimal leverage to try to use against Trump. It's not gonna work.
• 30:05
  It'll be dissolved in two months, and Trump knows it. So
• 30:08
  Speaker 1: You know, and you bring up the what you just said, it makes me think of I think an important side point is that we have to remember, even though it seems like we've walked through two years of socialist hell in America, if you take a step back, like, honestly, they could have done a lot worse. And I'm not I'm not saying that they didn't do because I think they would have wished they could have done a lot worse. But this is just for people that, you know, feel, you know, down, that feel like, gosh, they're just like you know? Because, you know, we know when you're a parent, you're going to the school board, the next day you hear about how Garland's coming after parents for being domestic terrorists or all the stuff that we're seeing happening. And, no, it's bad.
• 30:46
  But considering that they've had, you know, Biden at the helm and they've had the, you know, the power they've had in the house and the senate, they've actually they haven't really been able to accomplish very much. And so and I and I think that they must have they must know that they've got a window. Right? They've got this two year window before the midterms where they could try to get as much as they can. I can still walk out today and buy an AR 15.
• 31:08
  You know what mean? I can still, you know, open carry across Ohio or conceal carry as much as I want to. I mean, the gun laws, they're trying, but they're relatively the same. So I'm just saying, look, I'm not saying that, hey, it's it's it's fine and dandy, because it's not. And I feel like that we're really on the edge of living in a totalitarian system.
• 31:27
  But we still have a lot of the protections, thanks to the constitution, and thanks to the people, you know, that are out there fighting. It could be a lot worse. And so I hope that it though, that it was bad enough that enough people said, you know what, we can't have this for another two years. I have to get out and vote.
• 31:44
  Speaker 2: Well, you know, Seth, you make a you bring up a great point. You know, when when Biden took office, you know, he should have realized that he took office and took Congress with the smallest margins in almost half a century. He should have known better. And what's ironic is Republicans have been sitting back laughing for the past two years because Republicans aren't doing anything. We have we have no power in congress.
• 32:04
  We we can't do anything. You know, we're we're literally at the Democrats' mercy. What's ironic is Joe Manchin, senator Joe Manchin from Florida I'm sorry, Florida from from West West Virginia, the conservative Democrat from West Virginia, and, Kristen Sinema, the moderate voice from Arizona. Now Kristen Sinema is a complete socialist whack job, but, you know, she understands that Arizona is a purple slowly becoming light red state. So those two senators, their own senators have basically quashed about 80% of what Biden's wanted to do, and he should have known better.
• 32:34
  He should have been the moderate voice that he promised to be, not the most radical face we've seen since Woodrow Wilson.
• 32:41
  Speaker 1: Yeah. I wanna actually here's an interesting comment I wanna throw at you. This is from Life Humanity First over on Rumble who says, you've been indoctrinated and programmed to think that voting will make a difference. Never has or never will. How would you respond to that?
• 32:57
  Speaker 2: Oh, boy, that's a loaded question. I would say it depends on what state you're in.
• 33:03
  Speaker 1: I mean, like I in Ohio, like I say, like we recently passed constitutional carry. So I can stuff a Glock in my jeans and walk around as much as I want to. But yeah, go ahead. I'll let you answer.
• 33:15
  Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah. No, Seth. I mean, again, you know, that question is very poignant. I mean, people, again, across the country in South Dakota, in Florida, in Arizona, even in Texas, people have said the exact same thing.
• 33:25
  I'm not gonna vote. My vote doesn't matter. You know? And again, there are let's just be honest. There are four or five states where, you know, people have people can pretty honestly point and say, does it?
• 33:35
  Because of all the nonsense that's happening, I. E, Georgia, I. E. Pennsylvania, I. E.
• 33:40
  You know, Arizona. But again, like in states like Wyoming, in states like Montana, South Dakota, Ohio is a perfect example of that. Florida. You know, I would say please stay in line, cast your votes because your votes do matter. It's just, again, just keep your eyes open.
• 33:54
  You know? Like the good Lord told us in the Bible, you know, be as be as, you know, as soft as as doves, but but as vigilant as as vipers. So
• 34:03
  Speaker 1: Yeah. I I I couldn't agree more. And that's I think that we've actually been soft as doves for too long now, and it's time to let the other, you know, like, the lions and lambs. Like, we we need a little more lions now. They're coming up in America.
• 34:15
  We need more we need more testosterone in America, not just these these mama bears that are shredding the school boards, but we need the men to be coming out and really standing strong. And we're seeing it. You know, we are seeing it. Here's a comment. This this is not a question, but this is from Chat Noir over on Rise, who says, I'm in The UK, but rooting for The US to go back to moral values and God.
• 34:35
  It's gotten bad. God bless you all.
• 34:38
  Speaker 2: Yeah. Again, thanks again. That's a phenomenal statement. You know, Seth, look, I've talked with people from Australia, people from New Zealand. In fact, I got an email from the former speaker of, again, forgive me, the Australian's house representatives.
• 34:52
  And they said, you know, we pray for America daily because of Christianity and the republic fall in America. There is no place left on this earth. And that is so accurate, you know? And, and the last bit of hope that I have in American politics is the fact that, you know, Washington DC is completely out of control, but I do respect and love the fact that we do have 50 very separate, very unique states that really still largely govern themselves to some degree and they can fight back and they can bite back against Washington DC's overreach, which we don't really see anywhere else on this planet.
• 35:24
  Speaker 1: Yeah. You know, that's a very interesting point because I've what I in my own experience over the past three or four years, especially during all the COVID lockdowns and all that kind of stuff, I've I've learned to cherish and understand and respect the constitution in ways that I never did. I I never really understood it until recently. But I really have gotten it and how it really gives the power to the states and the federal government. And and again, when you look at that, and you really look at where we're at right now, you realize it's like we're not, like, just 10 degrees off in how big our federal government.
• 36:03
  We're, like, 99% 99 degrees out of a hundred degrees in the wrong direction in terms of how how much of a behemoth our federal government has become. And it makes me think it's like, gosh. Like today's libertarian is probably, you know, the a liberal of sixty years ago. Right? Like that's it's almost like this is how far we've come.
• 36:23
  But what's great, though, is, and I really believe this, is that what gives the constitution power is not the politicians. It's not the the structures, it's not the institutions. Things all are working to undermine the constitution. And to me, what the constitution, its power comes from the idea. Its power comes from all of us of We the People holding these ideals and saying, this is my constitutional right, and I'm not gonna give it up.
• 36:51
  Whether it's the Second Amendment, the First Amendment, you know, resisting unwarranted searches in your home, whatever it is, the more the American people can understand how powerful this document is. Again, not because it's some document that gives some power at at a political level, but it's it's the idea that comes with it. This is the document that gives us our freedoms, and nothing should encroach upon that. It's almost like it's our shield. Right?
• 37:19
  It is our shield and our armor, like, in terms of the ordinary political level.
• 37:24
  Speaker 2: Yeah. And that's that's 1000% right, Seth. You know? I mean, we're the only country where we have such a strong constitution. And the and the founding fathers, you know, most of them were absolute geniuses.
• 37:34
  I mean, you know, Thomas Jefferson was just 33 when it was written. You know? I mean and it kind of makes me feel bad that I haven't done more at my age, but but I've done chicken coop. No doubt. But I mean, a hundred percent right.
• 37:49
  I mean, US constitution, look, I was talking with Doctor. Proctor, doctor Richard Proctor. He wrote a book called Saving the Constitution, you know, and it it a phenomenal book. I highly recommend people read it because he goes point by point, line by line about how the US constitution has been eviscerated. As an example, you know, the the founding fathers income tax, the federal government does not have the authority to directly tax its citizens.
• 38:13
  They were meant to collect taxes collectively from the states as a whole and from trading with other nations. The fact that that has been gutted, the fact that the second amendment has been, you know, bocked against for the better part of seventy years. It's just I I mean, I I mean, the Federal Reserve in it is in itself massively unconstitutional. It's just I mean, I I could go on and on about that, but the US constitution, there's not much left of it.
• 38:34
  Speaker 1: I know. So we gotta hold on to what we have left. Here's a question from, Trags on Rumble and also Keeper of Bees on Rise, who says, what legal strategies can we take to get them to count the votes in one night? Do we see similar happenings as Brazil, if tonight doesn't go as it should? I think people are beyond impatient at this point.
• 38:57
  Speaker 2: Yeah. People are are very upset about what's going on. I mean, you know, there there are third world countries that have safer, better election systems than we do. I mean, India, an example, they have millions people that vote every you know, one in one day, and they just stamp their hand with very, adhesive ink that they can't rub off, you know, and they get it done in one day. Well, we can't figure it out.
• 39:16
  As the most technologically advanced nation on earth. We can't figure it out. That's an embarrassment. And again, it's pretty sad that, you know, my five year old nephew can count the top five counties in America that will have problems. Maricopa, mean, we all saw that coming.
• 39:29
  But, you know, and but at the same time, you know, to answer the question, what we can do is, again, stay vigilant. And and I would say vote conservatively because it's getting to the point where I'm not trusting these, you know, these, democrat secretaries of state, you know, especially with in Arizona where Kitty Hobbs is the secretary of state of Arizona, she's running for governor against Carrie Lake. That might be a conflict of interest in some degree. And I just again, I'm very nervous.
• 39:56
  Speaker 1: So one question I have is let's let's look at some scenarios here. What do you think if we go into tonight as we already see happening, and there are massive indicators of fraud, and then we go into tomorrow morning, and we turn on the news, they say, well, we're still counting ballots in Maricopa County. We're still counting in, you know, in Pennsylvania and all this. And then, you know, the same thing happens in 2020. And if it's like, we we've seen it happen against know, fool me once, shame on me.
• 40:28
  Fool me shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. Right? So what is it that that you know, how do you think we should respond to that? And let's say that we don't get the senate.
• 40:40
  You know, let's say that we barely, you know, scrape by to to keep the to to get the house because they cheat so bad. I mean, what do we do? Because, like, after 2020, of course, we went you know, we looked at the Maricopa audit. We looked at Cyber Symposium. We were hoping that something would happen January 6 when it'd be certified or January 20, there'd be no inauguration.
• 41:00
  We looked for every single sign, but eventually, it got to the point where was like, well, hopefully, we can at least take back a lot of the power during the midterms, and maybe then we can start to correct twenty twenty, etcetera. But if it's like, if if the midterms don't go over well, and if if they steal, like we think they're trying to, I think there's not a single red blooded patriot in America that's going to accept the answer. Just wait till 2024. Because they're gonna say, then there's not gonna be 2024. So like, what do we do?
• 41:29
  Speaker 2: Yeah. I mean, that's that's something that Trump, you know, said very publicly after 2020. You know, he said, okay, Republican Party, which I'm gonna be honest with you as a Republican myself, as a, know, as a Christian conservative, was very distraught about distraught by that. Meet my own family, you know, farmers, ranchers, factory workers, they've had you said the same thing. If they stole 2020, they'll they'll keep doing it.
• 41:47
  And, you know, and let's be honest, the Republican party did little to nothing to help Trump in 2020. So Trump's kind of sitting back laughing and saying, well, they're gonna do it to you. So let's see if you get mobilized then. You know? And and and, again, more to your point, I think if the if the nonsense continues, people are gonna be more and more galvanized to focus on local elections.
• 42:09
  You know, Republicans are infamous for arrogantly thinking that, oh, we got the governorship. You know, like, let's just take Nebraska as an example. We have the governor, we have the senate, we have the congressional seats. We're not gonna focus on Lincoln or Omaha, but let the Democrats have those places. And I'm like, guys, we need to take back mayoral seats, county commission seats, city council seats.
• 42:29
  That's how you start making an impact because let's be honest, the most corrupt places on this in this country are in major cities. And maybe Republicans will finally wake up and say, oh, maybe we should stop ignoring major cities. Maybe we should stop ignoring school school boards.
• 42:43
  Speaker 1: Yeah. And one thing that I'll add to that as well is just in terms of the average person sitting here and thinking, gosh, what would I do? And I I think that what we have to do is that we can't accept it. I mean, now one thing I'll say is that we cannot resort to violence, because that would play right into their hand. That's what they want.
• 43:02
  They want an excuse for Biden to call in martial law and and and bring in, you know, whether it's, you know, the the corrupted military, people that are still that, you know, have lost their loyalty to the constitution, whether it's Chinese troops or UN troops, that's what they want. They would love this country to descend into chaos of civil war, because in civil wars, when you look what happened with Lincoln in a in a good way, but he bypassed everything. He bypassed Congress, you know, to act in the civil war. And so the powers that would be handed to someone like Biden in a civil war, he would wreck shop. We'd see our guns taken away.
• 43:36
  We'd see blood on the streets. So we can't give into that violence, but I would say that if we see this election stolen in the same way we saw twenty twenty stolen, that we should make America like Brazil. We should America should be a place where for a whole month, every street should be filled with tens of millions of people out there until they can't ignore us anymore. And and I'm and that's just, you know, on on the streets, social media, everything. We can't we can no longer be the polite conservatives that just say, well, maybe in the next two years, we'll we'll come back.
• 44:09
  We have to get rid of that. We have to say, you know what? It's like I I was interviewing with Jim Price last night. I described it, you know, where our country is at right now. Let's just imagine our country is a car, and we're driving in the Grand Canyon.
• 44:22
  And imagine that car comes to us you know, your eyes are closed, and the car sometimes comes to a stop, and you think that you're sitting on the road comfortably, and and you're just taking a quick break. The car is literally sitting on the edge of a 5,000 foot cliff. And like, it's teetering, like, you know, and the the cartoons or the action movies where the car is like teetering, you know, that's America right now. And if it falls, like, down that that 5,000 foot cliff at the bottom of that is tyranny and despotism and a thousand years of darkness. And so we have to realize this is where we're at.
• 44:55
  We're not sitting comfortably stopped on a road with the road signs and some roadside gas and getting some Cheetos and a Red Bull to keep going and driving. Like, our car is stopped on the edge of a cliff. And I think that if if enough Americans realize that, that and again, if they steal this, they're gonna steal $20.24. They're gonna keep doing it. And before you know it, it's like we're gonna be living it'll be, you know, The United States, you know, US and China, basically.
• 45:22
  Speaker 2: Yeah. No, Seth. That's exactly the sentiments that I've been hearing. And again, you know, for the better part of twenty, thirty, forty years, Americans, primarily the evangelical base of 40,000,000 devoted Christian conservatives have been sitting by sitting by idly waiting for the Mitch McConnells and the Kevin McCarthy's and the Paul Ryan's to be that strong man for us, and they haven't been. So people are getting so upset, and they're probably putting their faith in president Trump because he's the only one in the since Reagan really who has bucked the system and said enough is enough.
• 45:52
  You guys are acting beyond your means, and it's ridiculous. And, you know, again, I mean, I I mean, I've talked to some evangelicals, a lot of pastors and a lot of of voters who are saying, I don't know what to do. None of these candidates reflect biblical worldviews, so I'm just not gonna vote. And that's not a solution. You know, what what a solution is is the evangelicals and the voters have got to hold.
• 46:13
  Again, Mitch McConnell and Kevin McCarthy, the future speaker in my opinion, they gotta hold them accountable and say, look, we'll put our trust in you to lead us these next two years. You better get you better realign yourself with what the voters actually want and not just political agenda. And that's and and and I think that's really coming to a head.
• 46:28
  Speaker 1: Yeah. I think it really is. I I agree. Here's a good, you know, question. This is from, Dave on Dins over on Rise who says, if we do get the big red wave we're looking for in the midterms, do you think there's any chance of twenty twenty federal election results being decertified in any of the swing states?
• 46:46
  Like think Arizona, for instance, if we've got Fincham and Cary Lake at the head, do you think there's a chance that we could see decertification of the twenty twenty election? Oh boy. Which would really open up a whole can of worms?
• 47:01
  Speaker 2: You know, I wish that would happen. I don't see that high. I don't see that very likely just because, you know, I, you know, I was down in Georgia talking with lawyers, talking with nonprofits who really headed up this issue. You know, they there is ample evidence to support, you know, voter irregularities in Georgia, you know, 300,000 plus votes, you know. And the problem is, you know, even if it like, again, like I talked about earlier, there was five state legislatures in Georgia, Arizona, Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, who said we have ample evidence.
• 47:31
  The and even a supreme court US Supreme Court Justice Alito condemned governor Wolf of Pennsylvania saying, look, you can't change election laws four days before the twenty twenty election. That's it's highly illegal. And again, according to our US constitution, only the state legislature of each individual state has final authority over our election laws. Nobody else does. Secretary of state is only to fulfill the laws placed by the state legislatures of Arizona, of Georgia.
• 48:00
  So I mean, you know, Seth, I wish that would happen. But again, what would happen if that did let's just say that didn't happen. Let's just say Fincham, which he probably will become next secretary of state, which is a godsend for Arizona. Let's say he does decertify 2020. Well, you know, the media will eventually in unison collapse around him, calling him a complete insane man.
• 48:21
  And then again, the problem is it ends with a us supreme court. Will the us supreme court take up 2020 election fraud issues? Probably not. They'll, they'll, they'll just buck the, they'll just buck the system and just pass it, pass it on, or they won't even, they won't even address it. And unfortunately that's where we're at.
• 48:36
  You know, when I was in Georgia, I got so irate because there's so much ample evidence in Georgia. And I talked to so many lawyers, they said, people want to take this case up, but there's not a single judge who will hear this because they're so afraid that the DOJ will come down on them.
• 48:51
  Speaker 1: So let's you know, now that we're onto the, you know, 2020 and Trump and Trump, you know, coming back, I wanna get your take. Do you think, a, do you think that the fifteenth at Mar A Lago is gonna be when Trump announces 2024? And how do you see things playing out into a the presidential election?
• 49:12
  Speaker 2: Yeah. So I mean, look, all my sources are telling me it's gonna be between the November 15 and the December 1. So sometime in there. You know, it probably will be on the fifteenth just because, you know, Trump was in Pennsylvania. He was in Miami.
• 49:24
  He was, in Ohio. He was in, you know, Sioux City, Iowa. And he was, you know, teasing the crowd saying, I think you're gonna like what's gonna happen. And, you know, honestly, my prediction is he will announce, and he will be our nominee heading into 2024. Now, the real question is, will the GOP support that, or will they not?
• 49:40
  Speaker 1: And what is your take on him and DeSantis? And I know that we're gonna do another show tomorrow morning where we're gonna be digging into some interesting things that you've brought to me about what you see as being the Republican civil war. But just give us, like, the the the cliff notes of do you think there's been a lot of talk. Okay. Is Trump gonna have DeSantis as his right hand man?
• 50:00
  Would DeSantis run against Trump? Is DeSantis content just being the governor? I mean, Trump did just say, yeah, I voted for DeSantis as the governor. What are your thoughts?
• 50:09
  Speaker 2: Yeah. You know, I mean, I I've been talking to people, you know, particularly in Florida. You know, I have plenty of friends and colleagues down there, and they're like, look. You know, we're we're pretty well convinced DeSantis has been talking with former speaker Paul Ryan, RINO, Kevin McCarthy, speculative at best, and Mitch McConnell, who's a RINO, about him challenging Trump in the primary. And, you know, and and what's funny is I you know, again, I'm I'm gonna agree with most of the pundits out there.
• 50:32
  Governor DeSantis, I like him a lot. I think he's a great governor. You know, he's done very, very well for Florida. He really has. He's, in my opinion, America's Governor.
• 50:41
  But the fact of the matter is, I don't know why he would be aligning himself or at least want to align himself with the rhino elite establishment of the Republican party that has proven to be completely out of out of lockstep with the American voters across the country. You know, at at best, the GOP establishment would replicate what they gave to Romney back in 2012 and 2016. Maybe 3, maybe $400,000,000 they could probably throw behind him. But again, Trump is a fundraising demigod. He can get a billion dollars fundraised in four or five months.
• 51:12
  He has 80,000,000 supporters behind him who are even more upset because Biden has taken it way too far with the FBI raid in particular. It's just honestly and that's why the Republican party and by Republican party, I mean the Republican establishment. That's why they absolutely hate Trump because they can't control him, a, and b, he can offer DeSantis twice what they can. And if if I was DeSantis, I would say, well, you know, twelve years in the White House sounds better than eight years. That's a good point.
• 51:40
  Speaker 1: Do you think that with Trump, you know, putting in putting in his picks, you know, endorsing people, that do you think that he's looking at this and he is lay you know, kind of playing chess and really putting all the pieces that he needs into place in the senate and the house and really across the country? And do you think because, obviously, we saw the whole four years of his first term, he had very, very few allies, like very few. So do you think that what we're going to see right now is that he's really he's aligning the chessboard to really kind of play some some big moves so when he gets in, that he can really, really wreck shop.
• 52:18
  Speaker 2: Yes. I do, actually. You know? So, I mean, look. You know, I I Trump president Trump was far from perfect, but his policies were phenomenal.
• 52:26
  They were lock and step the American people wanted, with what the evangelical Christian base mostly wanted, you know, and, you know, the sad fact of the matter is, you know, he walked into Washington DC and he didn't know this then. I'm convinced he didn't know this then. You know, president Trump walks into Washington DC in 2017 with 99% of the city against him, Republicans and Democrats. He was not supposed to win, and he did. And Republicans and Democrats were both shocked.
• 52:53
  And Mitch McConnell and at the time Paul Ryan had to scurry and had to figure out, you know, how to handle this new president who was massively successful. I think in the past two years, he's realized who his real friends are. And has, and look, he has a 98% endorsement record. That's amazing. Incredible.
• 53:11
  Not even Ronald Reagan.
• 53:12
  Speaker 1: He's a kingmaker.
• 53:14
  Speaker 2: Exactly. And that's where I've talked to certain political pundits. They're like, oh, he should just, you know, be a politician. Just be a kingmaker. That's all he should be.
• 53:21
  Look, the Republican party will never allow him to be a kingmaker after the fact. I'm just being blunt, honest with you. So, you know and and that's but again, that's why even more reason why he should run. So which which has been happening the past two years. He has been lining up candidates that are pro the people, pro republic, and pro Trump to buck the system and say, Kevin McCarthy, you know, I'll vote correctly, but our loyalty isn't necessarily with you.
• 53:44
  It's with President Trump. And more importantly, it's with the people of America. And, you know, and J. D. Vance, I brought up earlier.
• 53:49
  J. D. Vance is a fantastic US senate candidate. I think he I think he's gonna be an amazing US senator for Ohio. I think he'll be, in my opinion, better than, Josh Hawley in Missouri.
• 53:58
  And he's gonna go to the senate and he's gonna say, Mitch McConnell, you know, I I will get along, but I'm not gonna fall lock in step with you. I'm gonna be another Ted Cruz. I'm be another Rand Paul. And Mitch McConnell hates that. You know, just I mean and as an example, if I may, Seth, back in even, you know, in the Arizona primary, what did we see there?
• 54:15
  It was a perfect example of a very quiet Republican civil war. You had Karen Robson that the GOP wanted via Mike Pence's endorsement, and they had Carrie Lake. And what happened back during the Arizona Republican primary, we saw some election nonsense going on and Carrie Lake threw a huge fit for two, three days and then she oh, weird. She barely gets ahead. And then the GOP is pissed.
• 54:37
  You know, they're very upset.
• 54:38
  Speaker 1: And she's on stage hugging Trump.
• 54:41
  Speaker 2: So that's a small example of what's really happening across across the across the country.
• 54:46
  Speaker 1: So That's a good point. Going back to some of the the voter fraud issues, this is a question from We Are One on Rise who says, do you know of a particular organization that is tracking down these breakdowns and organizing boots on the ground to capture footage akin to the Mules documentary?
• 55:05
  Speaker 2: Oh, boy. There's I would say there's at least three or four major ones. You know, Trump in fact has a pack, you know, where he has, been urging people to just be poll watchers, you know, not even not even, you know, engage necessarily action, but he's know, I think last time there was about 7,000 poll watchers that his, his pack had had, had recruited in in I believe most states. And, you know, and they're literally going to Arizona. They're literally going to Texas, to Florida, and they're just being observant with legal power this time.
• 55:35
  So I mean, that's a shining example of it. So yeah, I mean, I would say in the five battleground states, I think the people are more aware. We have we have, lawyers on our side and people are much more, observant and more keen to the nonsense of what's going on. You know? I mean, in Arizona, we're getting reports of of of election officials saying, go back, go shopping, you know, go for your tank up with gas, and just leave your ballot here with us.
• 55:58
  And Carrie Lake is urging them, do not do that. You stay in line until they are forced to count your ballot. So I mean
• 56:05
  Speaker 1: So yeah. Even Trump has come out and said that. Actually, think that he just as I'll pull it up really quickly. But just as he we're beginning the show, he put out something on Truth Social saying, stay in line. Do not leave your voting line.
• 56:20
  They say the machines aren't working. They say they're running out of paper in different locations in different states. There's a lot of bad things going on. Hold the line and do not leave. They want to delay you out of voting, and you cannot let them delay you out of voting.
• 56:35
  Stay in line. Do not leave. I mean, I have to say, it's nice hearing president Trump say hold the line. Right?
• 56:43
  Speaker 2: Yeah. No, Seth. Let's let's just say this out loud. Polling stations running out of paper. That first off, that doesn't happen.
• 56:53
  Okay. Oh my word. No. But, yeah, it's it's it's a complete boondoggle. But, I I do think the people are much more observant this time around, and they will hold the line, and they will peacefully I can't stress this enough, peacefully protest and make their voices known and say, look, guys.
• 57:09
  You know what? You know, Republican, Democrat, enough is enough. Yeah.
• 57:12
  Speaker 1: So, Chris, we're nearing our hour. We're gonna do about an hour show tonight. But I wanted to just ask you final thoughts on the election, you know, to, you know, where we're headed. Just how would you summarize where you think we are at?
• 57:27
  Speaker 2: Yeah. Look, the Democrats are on complete defense, you know, and and they know it. You know? And there are massive speculations that, you know, the Democrats, large numbers of them from the Schumer camp or the Pelosi camp do not want Biden to be the nominee '24 just just off of the past two years. You know, should they should he be replaced by Gavin Newsom?
• 57:43
  Should Gavin Newsom primary, Biden, you know, just because, you know, I think the media and the Democrats are exhausted trying to protect him and make him look better than he is with his dementia issues, with his verbal issues, with, you know, just basic function, you know? And and And it's just, you know and so I think the Republicans spilled blood in the water and they and they very quietly went after it. And I mean, look, I mean, there's reports that Rhode Island's Second Congressional District is a is is a toss-up. It might even go red. Connecticut's fourth might go red.
• 58:12
  You know, New Hampshire is even in play. I mean, it's just I mean, wow. Just just shocking to me. Even along the southern border of Texas, I think I believe it's Texas Fifteenth and Texas 30 Eighth, congressional districts, largely massively Democrat Hispanic seats. I think Democrat plus five.
• 58:26
  Mayor, Myra Flores in a Democrat plus five district will win. It's just again, the problem is the Democrats viciously attacked Trump for two for four years being a complete failure, and his policies are massively successful and people's wallets were thick. And the problem is they've completely done a one eighty and they've ruined our economy on purpose. They've given, I think latest account was close to $10,000,000,000,000 to to Ukraine. It's just I'm sorry, but you can't justify what they're doing.
• 58:52
  And and they know it. And and I think actually surprisingly, real quick, CNN came out showing 70% of Americans are upset and angry. And I'm like, wow. If CNN's saying that, it must be true.
• 59:03
  Speaker 1: It must be by closer to 90% if they're saying it. So I'm gonna I'm gonna throw out a a final thought, and but I do wanna hear your your response to it. Because, you know, when I look at what happened in 2020, and when I'm trying to understand, you know, through the lens of my own faith, I really believe that, and I genuinely believe this, that God does not allow things to happen that he doesn't allow to happen. And that anything that happens on earth is because God's allowed it. And even though right now, you know, I feel like Satan has been given this, you know, dominion for this stage of history over the earth and is really wrecking shop.
• 59:39
  I really still believe that everything is still within God's plan. And when I look back at 2020, and this is, you know, I've learned my own personal lessons, partly, you know, partly looking at, you know, my brother my brother who died at 33 years old and trying to make sense of why and how. And what really made me eventually find peace is like, look, this is just God's plan. I may not know what it is, but that was God's plan. When I look at what happened in 2020, I have to, you know, look at and say, you know what?
• 1:00:05
  God allowed this to happen. Because if he didn't want it to happen, it wouldn't have happened. Right? Reminder of it was Satan who got kicked out of heaven. Right?
• 1:00:13
  I always have to remind myself that, okay, yeah, God is really in control. So as we're entering into the midterms, you know, really what I've come back to is I've said, I really believe that the cheating, the Democrats, they can only get away with cheating if God allows it to happen. And I really believe that God will only allow that to happen in a way that we still don't get what we need to achieve politically if we don't deserve it. And I and I just I really hope that enough of the American people have come out, have stood up for what's right and what's virtuous and what's good, and shown God this is a country worth saving. This is a country that really wants to return back to our Christian roots.
• 1:00:56
  It really wants to get wants to get bad God back into the center of our life in this nation. And so that is my hope. And that is, to me, is the most important thing we can do right now is just to pray. And just and just to say, you know, for me, what it is is like, look, God, I really hope that you can bless this nation. I hope that enough people have had the courage and the vigilance to show you that they that they that our nation is worth saving.
• 1:01:21
  So I really want to hear about your what you think and what your thoughts are on that.
• 1:01:25
  Speaker 2: Seth, again, such a great question. You know, I, I've spent a painstaking amount of time with pastors and reverends and evangelical base across this country the past two years. I don't even know where to begin. I cannot stress enough. The evangelical base, the forty, fifty million conservative Christians feel completely lost.
• 1:01:45
  They feel, you know, that there's a lot of false prophets out there who predicted Trump would carry two terms, and they're putting and they're replacing their faith in Jesus into Trump or into McCarthy or into McConnell. And let's just be be abundantly clear here. You know, your faith should only be in Jesus Christ, you know, and what God expects and wants from us is for us to be obedient to his laws and to repent. This nation, if we want to get back on the right track, we have to repent immediately. And but at the same time, though, I would say, you know, we need a we need a Joshua generation.
• 1:02:18
  We need we need Joshua old testament from the bible who took back the holy land. We need a Joshua generation, a Joshua attitude to really say enough is enough. We need to start holding our elected officials accountable. We need and that starts with the church. The church, for some reason back in, you know, back in 1948 with Johnson's bill to to to muzzle the American church, you know, it's just our church leaders have got to step up and speak with one voice and say, no Mitch McConnell, no McCarthy, we demand better from you.
• 1:02:46
  President Trump, you're great. You're fantastic, but we need more from you. And and and it starts with the American church, it really has to we have to get to a place where we stop wanting a seat at the table, and we start dictating the table. And that's, again, that's that's how it
• 1:02:58
  Speaker 1: should be. I couldn't agree more. So, Chris, is there a place where folks can follow you? Are you active on Twitter, somewhere that people wanna really, you know, continue to hear your thoughts on what's happening?
• 1:03:09
  Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely. Christopher Prash on Facebook is, you know, like I said, it's my personal. I also am on Veterans for America First. It's a great nonprofit dedicated to veterans issues, you know, surrounding police, firefighters, veterans, as well as pastors because, yes, pastors are also first responders. So
• 1:03:28
  Speaker 1: Oh, great. Well, Chris, thank you this you know, so much for joining us tonight. This was a it was a fun discussion. You know, a lot of my shows that maybe because they're they're I'm I'm doing them in the middle of the day, But something about this show being an evening show, and I I could wear my Trump hat and, you know, come in and just relax a little more. I will I almost cracked open a nonalcoholic beer, but I thought, you know what?
• 1:03:47
  I'm not gonna it's not Friday night. I'm not gonna push it that far. But it's been it's been a really enjoyable show, and I think a great discussion. And I just have to say to all the folks that are watching, you know, pray hard, be vigilant. Don't, you know, don't give in to cowardice or fear or everything.
• 1:04:04
  Right now, like we need courage. And as I'm telling myself and my friends and my family, we have to have courage to really to save our nation. It's in our hands and and we're in God's hands. So I hope we can do it.
• 1:04:16
  Speaker 2: Seth, you're, I mean, like I said, just real quick, I really appreciate what you do. I mean, you're fantastic. You finally, you know, you speak truth to all the lies that are happening out there. I just, I wish, you know, the Washington Post and CNN would cover a little more topics that you do. So I really appreciate it.
• 1:04:31
  Speaker 1: Thank you. Maybe when they go out of business, there's gonna be more more opportunities.
• 1:04:35
  Speaker 2: CNN plus.
• 1:04:36
  Speaker 1: Yeah. Exactly. I I turned down a $10,000,000 contract with CNN plus. So, you know
• 1:04:42
  Speaker 2: Or or
• 1:04:43
  Speaker 1: I said, no. Wanna stay at home. You know? Anyway, all right. Well, Chris, it was great to have you.
• 1:04:49
  You know, I'll be I'll probably be texting you as the night goes on watching how things are unfolding. But let's just let's hope for the best and prepare for the worst. So all right. Take care, Chris. And thanks, everyone, for being with us tonight.