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Left Behind · David Pollack Primetime

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Speaker 1: Christmas will be here before you know it. And right
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Speaker 1: after Christmas comes January. And no, America is not getting
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Speaker 1: any gifts, at least none that we want, because that's when.
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Speaker 2: Democrats take control of the U.S. Congress. And they've already
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Speaker 2: told you what they're going to do with it.
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Speaker 1: They'll open the border back up, spend your money, spend
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Speaker 1: the next two years trying to take down President Trump.
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Speaker 1: That part's not a mystery. We all know it's coming.
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Speaker 1: The real question tonight is, THAT'S WHAT WE'RE GOING TO
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Speaker 1: SEE IN THE MIDTERMS. THAT IS WHAT THE ALTERNATIVE.
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Speaker 2: TO THAT LOOKS LIKE.
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Speaker 1: BECAUSE RIGHT NOW OUR SIDE IS STRUGGLING TO ANSWER THAT QUESTION.
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Speaker 1: IT REALLY WAS THE PROBLEM LEADING INTO THE MIDTERMS WHICH
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Speaker 1: IS ONE OF THE REASONS WE LOST TO BEGIN WITH.
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Speaker 2: THE ESTABLISHMENT IS ALREADY PICKING ITS FIGHTERS.
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Speaker 1: A FRACTURED MAGA IS GRABBING ITS STRAWS. AND SOME ARE
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Speaker 1: EVEN BLAMING DONALD Vice President J.D. Vance pointed out what
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Speaker 1: he felt was the problem yesterday. He wrote that a
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Speaker 1: pollster asked disaffected Trump 2024 voters, now they didn't say
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Speaker 1: whether they were Republican voters or not, they just had
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Speaker 1: voted for Trump before, what it would take to get
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Speaker 1: them to vote for Republicans again.
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Speaker 2: Guys, please come back. What do we have to do?
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Speaker 2: The top four answers were.
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Speaker 1: and the war, focus on the cost of living, put
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Speaker 1: America first, whatever that means, and change our relationship with Israel.
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Speaker 1: And sure, we heard those grievances from the folks that
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Speaker 1: call themselves America first.
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Speaker 2: And yes, that slice of.
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Speaker 1: The Trump coalition walked away on Tuesday. We knew they
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Speaker 1: were going to walk away. We just hoped that enough
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Speaker 1: Republican voters would show up and overcome swing voters doing
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Speaker 1: what swing voters typically do. But unfortunately, as the vice
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Speaker 1: president pointed out, Republicans, well, they did show up, but
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Speaker 1: not all of them voted Republican combined with the swing
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Speaker 1: voters voting.
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Speaker 2: For the other side, well, that's what happened. We saw
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Speaker 2: the outcome. So acknowledging the cause... Well, that's a mature
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Speaker 2: thing to do, and it's necessary.
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Speaker 1: And I'm not saying the America First folks, their grievances
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Speaker 1: are legitimate. They're legitimate. They voted for Trump because they
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Speaker 1: wanted certain things, and they didn't feel like they got it.
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Speaker 2: I get it.
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Speaker 1: We're going to need these folks to come back, too,
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Speaker 1: if we're going to win in 28.
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Speaker 2: But there's an important point here, and it's being missed entirely.
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Speaker 1: AS OUR SIDE CHASES THE UNHAPPY CUSTOMERS AS THEY LEAVE
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Speaker 1: THE DOOR, THEY DO IT AT THE EXPENSE OF THOSE
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Speaker 1: STILL SITTING INSIDE. THE FACT REMAINS THAT A LARGE SHARE
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Speaker 1: OF THE REPUBLICAN BASE DID SHOW UP AND THEY VOTED
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Speaker 1: REPUBLICAN ANYWAY. THOSE ARE THE PEOPLE THIS PARTY CANNOT AFFORD
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Speaker 1: TO FORGET. THERE'S ANOTHER VITAL COMPONENT OF THIS COALITION THAT
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Speaker 1: SEEMS TO OR MAYBE VOTED FOR DEMOCRATS IN THIS CYCLE,
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Speaker 1: AND IT HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH IRAN OR ISRAEL
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Speaker 1: OR ANY OF THE STUFF THE AMERICA FIRST PEOPLE ARE
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Speaker 1: UPSET ABOUT.
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Speaker 2: THEIR GRIEVANCE WAS SIMPLE. THE GOP IGNORED THEM.
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Speaker 1: REMEMBER IN 2024 WHEN TRUMP WON STAR COUNTY, TEXAS, THE
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Speaker 1: MOST HISPANIC COUNTY IN AMERICA, THE FIRST REPUBLICAN TO CARRY
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Speaker 1: IT IN MORE THAN 130 YEARS? black and Latino working
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Speaker 1: families who had been taken for granted by Democrats for generations,
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Speaker 1: looked at the border, looked at their grocery bills, looked
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Speaker 1: at their kids' schools, and they gave President.
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Speaker 2: Trump a chance.
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Speaker 1: They didn't come to us because Republicans changed what conservatism
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Speaker 1: meant or Republicans really didn't.
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Speaker 2: Do anything at all.
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Speaker 1: They came because Trump showed up and asked FAMILY, HARD WORK,
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Speaker 1: SECURE BORDER. THESE ARE THE VALUES OF THOSE COMMUNITIES. TRUMP
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Speaker 1: JUST SHOWED UP AND SAID THOSE VALUE HAVE.
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Speaker 2: A HOME HERE.
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Speaker 1: PLENTY OF CONSERVATIVES IN THOSE COMMUNITIES. AND THEY'RE EAGER TO
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Speaker 1: BE HEARD. SHE WAS THE FIRST MEXICAN BORED WOMAN TO
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Speaker 1: BE ELECTED TO CONGRESS. MARA FLORES IS ONE OF THEM.
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Speaker 1: SHE FLIPPED THE DEMOCRAT SEAT IN THE RIO GRANDE VALLEY
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Speaker 1: IN 2022. SHE BECAME THE FIRST MEXICAN BORED WOMAN EVER
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Speaker 1: ELECTED TO CONGRESS. TODAY SHE RUNS THE AMERICAN DREAM PACK
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Speaker 1: BUILT TO BRING HISPANIC VOTERS HOME TO THE CONSERVATIVE MOVEMENT.
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Speaker 2: SO HERE'S WHAT IT COMES DOWN TO.
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Speaker 1: THIS PARTY DOESN'T NEED TO ABANDON ITS VALUES TO WIN AGAIN.
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Speaker 1: And if we're going to be successful in 2028, and
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Speaker 1: we have to be successful in 2028, we have to
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Speaker 1: rebuild this important component of the coalition as well. Joining
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Speaker 1: me now is former Congresswoman Myra Flores, the first Mexican-born
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Speaker 1: woman elected to Congress. Welcome back to David Pollack Prime Time.
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Speaker 1: This cannot be said loud enough, often enough. I get it,
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Speaker 1: squeaky wheels get grease. And the America First folks are
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Speaker 1: all saying, ah, stop it, it's Israel, it's Iran, it's accountability, Trump, Trump, Trump,
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Speaker 1: you didn't keep your promises, I'm mad.
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Speaker 2: And I get it. These are people who voted for
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Speaker 2: Trump in 2024.
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Speaker 3: Absolutely.
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Speaker 2: Black and Latino voters.
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Speaker 1: Are Republicans who voted for Trump in 2024, and we've
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Speaker 1: abandoned them.
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Speaker 2: Myra, what do we have to do to get this
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Speaker 2: important component back?
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Speaker 3: I can't stress this enough.
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Speaker 4: The Republican Party has no future without the Hispanic community.
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Speaker 4: And I have been saying this for years. And unfortunately,
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Speaker 4: I was ignored in this cycle. I warned every single
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Speaker 4: elected official. You know, not any of them, not a
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Speaker 4: single elected official statewide in Texas reached out for help
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Speaker 4: to help them campaign. I'm the only Mexican-born congresswoman elected
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Speaker 4: in the Republican Party, and you're not going to reach
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Speaker 4: out to Mayra Flores to help you campaign and win
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Speaker 4: the Hispanic vote?
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Speaker 3: It blows my mind.
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Speaker 4: How did they expect to win the Hispanic vote? President
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Speaker 4: Trump reached out in 2024, campaigned alongside him. We put
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Speaker 4: together roundtables to get the Hispanic vote. I don't understand
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Speaker 4: why these candidates did not reach out to me to
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Speaker 4: help them.
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Speaker 3: And I did it on my own.
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Speaker 4: Of course, I did a lot of work, especially with
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Speaker 4: Spanish media.
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Speaker 3: But it was all on my own. It wasn't because
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Speaker 3: they were reaching out to me to help them campaign.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: This is— it takes me a moment to gather my thoughts
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Speaker 1: on this, because it's so frustrating to me, as it
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Speaker 1: is to you.
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Speaker 5: Yes.
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Speaker 2: Because you look at the GOP, and then you look
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Speaker 2: at Trump.
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Speaker 1: If you look at the way Trump ran his campaigns
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Speaker 1: in 24, 20, even 16, he went and.
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Speaker 2: Had the early vote.
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Speaker 1: He had the mail-in ballots locked down.
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Speaker 2: His teams went out and built coalitions.
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Speaker 1: There was blacks for Trumps, Hispanics for Trumps, Latinos for Trumps,
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Speaker 1: veterans for Trumps.
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Speaker 2: I DON'T WANT TO TALK ABOUT THAT. I DON'T WANT
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Speaker 2: TO TALK ABOUT THAT. ALIENS FROM MARS FOR TRUMP.
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Speaker 1: HE BUILT THESE COALITIONS BECAUSE HE KNEW THERE WERE PEOPLE
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Speaker 1: ALL OVER THE PLACE THAT BELIEVED IN THIS COUNTRY THAT
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Speaker 1: GOP LEADERS NEVER.
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Speaker 2: REACH OUT TO.
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Speaker 1: GOP'S MAKE ONE PHONE CALL WHEN ELECTION SEASON COMES AROUND.
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Speaker 2: YOU KNOW WHO THAT PHONE CALLS TO?
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Speaker 1: THE BILLIONAIRES IN THEIR BIG MANSIONS WHO HOST THE FUNDRAISERS.
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Speaker 1: THAT IS THE ONLY PEOPLE THEY REACH OUT TO AND
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Speaker 1: THEY IGNORE THEIR VOTERS AND THAT'S WHY THE GOP LOSES.
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Speaker 2: If the GOP wants to win, they have to pick
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Speaker 2: up the phone, right, Mayra?
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Speaker 3: They have to call me.
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Speaker 4: If they want to win the Hispanic vote in 2028,
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Speaker 4: they have to call me, especially here in Texas. We
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Speaker 4: still have the Senate majority here in Texas, but it's
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Speaker 4: going to be up for grab in 2028. We cannot
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Speaker 4: allow them to take that away from us. So when
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Speaker 4: I was in the ballot, I was able to flip
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Speaker 4: a House seat that was wiped away this week, and
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Speaker 4: I was also able to flip the Senate seat. I
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Speaker 4: helped Adam Hinojosa get elected, and now he can potentially
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Speaker 4: lose that seat in 2028. So it's very important that
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Speaker 4: these candidates reach out to us, to the voices, to the.
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Speaker 3: Conservative Hispanic voices.
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Speaker 4: Don't act like there's A lot of us, because there
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Speaker 4: isn't that many Mayda Flores.
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Speaker 3: You know, unfortunately, we need more of us to join
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Speaker 3: the Republican Party. It's why I got involved. I got
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Speaker 3: involved in the Republican Party.
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Speaker 4: To get more Hispanics to join because I knew that
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Speaker 4: if I didn't do that, eventually we were going.
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Speaker 3: To lose Texas. What I'm surprised is the margin.
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Speaker 4: I'm not surprised that we lost a lot of these
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Speaker 4: seats because I told the Republican Party, I spoke with
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Speaker 4: a lot of people and I told them we're going
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Speaker 4: to lose Texas. this state if we do not focus
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Speaker 4: on the economy. And it's not just Hispanics, whites, blacks.
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Speaker 4: We all care about having more money in our pockets.
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Speaker 4: Here in South Texas, people can't even afford to go
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Speaker 4: to South Padre Island for a weekend vacation. You know,
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Speaker 4: so people are struggling to tell them the economy is great.
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Speaker 3: You're doing great. Stop complaining. That's what Biden did.
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Speaker 4: We shouldn't be telling them to stop complaining because at
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Speaker 4: the end of the day, we work for them. Washington
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Speaker 4: works for for the people, not the people for Washington.
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Speaker 4: And I just feel that we helped President Trump get elected,
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Speaker 4: and then after.
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Speaker 3: That, we never heard back. And look, the White House
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Speaker 3: does not have a bilingual spokesperson.
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Speaker 4: The Democrat Party does. So I'm going on Univision, Telemundo,
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Speaker 4: all the Hispanic networks. Where is the Republican Party side?
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Speaker 4: I'm one of the few that's actually pushing back on
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Speaker 4: the lies and the propaganda that the Democrat Party is
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Speaker 4: spreading in these networks.
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Speaker 3: And by the way, these networks do give us a platform.
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Speaker 4: Univision has given me a platform every single time. The
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Speaker 4: problem is that Republicans do not want want to go
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Speaker 4: on Univision.
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Speaker 3: They don't want to get out of their comfort zone.
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Speaker 2: Well, we all have to start changing it. right now.
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Speaker 2: This is a wake-up call to the GOP.
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Speaker 1: If you're going to go, if the GOP is going
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Speaker 1: to go and put out statements and get all upset
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Speaker 1: and try to recapture these America First folks who are
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Speaker 1: upset about Israel and Iran and all that, that's fine.
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Speaker 1: But please don't ignore the Hispanic and Black communities who
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Speaker 1: delivered the victories in 24, in 20, and in 2016.
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Speaker 1: You will basically be signing the death warrant of the
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Speaker 1: Republican Party, and you'll be opening the door to communist
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Speaker 1: Democrat rule for all of eternity if we do this.
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Speaker 1: You cannot Now, ignore the supporting voting bloc in this country.
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Speaker 2: Mayra Flores, thank you so much for your advocacy.
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Speaker 6: Thank you.
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Speaker 2: Please come on again soon. Keep up the fight. And
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Speaker 2: we're going to take this country back in 28.
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Speaker 7: Amen.
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Speaker 3: God bless you.
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Speaker 2: You too.
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Speaker 1: Still ahead tonight, the map turned blue almost everywhere. But Florida,
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Speaker 1: my home state, it didn't budge. Florida's lieutenant governor on
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Speaker 1: how they held the line and what it.
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Speaker 2: Means for 2028.
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Speaker 1: Then Democrats haven't even taken the gavel and they're already
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Speaker 1: telling this administration.
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Speaker 2: To lawyer up subpoenas, impeachment.
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Speaker 1: The new era of weaponization is upon us and later.
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Speaker 2: The left ran on affordability. One of America's best-known businessmen
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Speaker 2: says you'll have.
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Speaker 1: To make 50% more just to keep up with their affordability.
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Speaker 1: And the market is already reacting.
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Speaker 2: TUESDAY NIGHT.
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Speaker 1: THE MAP TURNED BLUE ALMOST EVERYWHERE YOU LOOKED. AS OF
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Speaker 1: THIS MORNING, DEMOCRATS WERE ALREADY 54 SENATE SEATS AHEAD AND
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Speaker 1: HAD BEEN CALLED THE WINNERS OF MORE THAN 230 HOUSE
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Speaker 1: RACES AT THIS POINT, VOTES STILL BEING COUNTED.
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Speaker 2: BUT ONE BIG STATE, A LITTLE BIT OF HUMID, A
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Speaker 2: LITTLE HOT, ONE BIG.
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Speaker 1: I call it Florida. That's what our New Yorker friends
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Speaker 1: call it. It's my home state. It stayed red, a
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Speaker 1: red beacon in a sea of blue. Republican Byron Donalds
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Speaker 1: is the next governor of Florida. He beat Democrat David Jolly.
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Speaker 1: Even calling him a Democrat is funny. I don't know
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Speaker 1: who he is. Beat him by about a point and
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Speaker 1: a third, roughly 108,000 votes.
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Speaker 2: Pretty narrow.
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Speaker 1: MASSAMUDI HELD THE SENATE SEAT BY NEARLY THREE POINTS. REPUBLICANS
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Speaker 1: SWEPT THE CABINET TO JAMES LUTHMEYER FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, BLAZING
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Speaker 1: GOLIA FOR CFO, WILTON SIMPSON FOR AGRICULTURE COMMISSIONER. AND FLORIDA'S
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Speaker 1: HOUSE DELEGATION LOOKS TO STAY RIGHT WHERE IT WAS, 20
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Speaker 1: REPUBLICANS TO EIGHT DEMOCRATS. DAN GREEN EVEN CAME WITHIN ABOUT 1,500
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Speaker 1: VOTES OF KNOCKING OFF LONG-TERM SERVING DEMOCRAT DARREN SOTO NEAR ORLANDO.
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Speaker 2: BUT IT WASN'T EASY.
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Speaker 1: Some of those seats, they held by a thread. Miami,
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Speaker 1: Maria Salazar is leading by about 1,100 votes. Marios Diaz-Balart,
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Speaker 1: Ana Paulina Luna, Ryan Elijah are each ahead by less
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Speaker 1: than a point, but they're expected to win their races
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Speaker 1: after we rule out any recounts. Democrats did fight hard
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Speaker 1: in Florida, and they did put up.
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Speaker 2: Some wins, but Florida, it stayed red.
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Speaker 1: And it stayed red with Florida's first black governor at
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Speaker 1: the top of the ticket and one of the first
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Speaker 1: people he thanked in his speech, President Trump. Now, the
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Speaker 1: question everybody's asking now, did Florida just outline the blueprint
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Speaker 1: for victory in 2028? Joining me now is Florida Lieutenant
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Speaker 1: Governor Jake Collins, a decorated Green Beret combat veteran, Purple
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Speaker 1: Heart recipient, and former Florida State Senator himself, Lieutenant Governor
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Speaker 1: Thank you for coming back, David Pollak, Prime Time. Florida, Florida,
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Speaker 1: early in the night, I'm watching and getting a little nervous,
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Speaker 1: but Florida pulled it out. And I think if there
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Speaker 1: was any year for Democrats to really do some damage
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Speaker 1: to any state, as we saw in Texas, this was
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Speaker 1: the year to do it. And Florida survived thanks to
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Speaker 1: the buffer of Republican votes that the DeSantis administration put up.
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Speaker 1: over the last eight years. And thanks to that, Florida
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Speaker 1: remains red. I think we won this battle, my friend.
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Speaker 1: But we have a big fight in 28 because Florida
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Speaker 1: isn't the entire country. We brag that as goes Florida,
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Speaker 1: so does the rest of the country.
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Speaker 2: And that's great. How do we turn the country back red?
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Speaker 1: What is the secret sauce in Florida that the GOP
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Speaker 1: needs to pay attention to so we can take back
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Speaker 1: states like Texas?
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Speaker 7: Well, you know, David, thank God Florida stood. We did.
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Speaker 8: And it was a lot tighter than we wanted. And
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Speaker 8: we did lose some critical races. We did, especially in
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Speaker 8: the State House, some in the Senate. And, you know,
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Speaker 8: we've got to take this serious, one. But two, look
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Speaker 8: around the rest of the country. What did Florida do differently? Well,
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Speaker 8: I think we stood when others didn't.
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Speaker 7: We stood on conservative principles and values.
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Speaker 8: We have said exactly what we mean. We followed up
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Speaker 8: with actions and we've held people accountable. We have been
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Speaker 8: very clear in over communicating. We have stood strong on
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Speaker 8: those principles. And I think that's really where it's at.
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Speaker 8: You know, stepping forward, I think there's a few things
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Speaker 8: I would love to see across the country. You know,
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Speaker 8: number one, we've got to be very clear. in what
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Speaker 8: we're communicating. We have to understand what happened. Let's not
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Speaker 8: run quickly to be wrong. Let's understand the actual nuances,
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Speaker 8: not just give a quick consulting glance and move forward
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Speaker 8: with this one idea.
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Speaker 7: We've got to solve the root cause.
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Speaker 8: We've got to make sure that we understand how we
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Speaker 8: communicate what the issue is. We know that the war
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Speaker 8: was a little bit of an issue.
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Speaker 7: I don't think it's because we were at war.
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Speaker 8: I think it's because we really should have finalized that
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Speaker 8: thing quickly and gotten out.
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Speaker 7: That's what people are worried about. But we have to
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Speaker 7: be clear. And we've got to stop these 10-second soundbites.
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Speaker 9: Get in depth.
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Speaker 7: Talk about the issue. Explain it. And that is a
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Speaker 7: hallmark of what Florida's done. We haven't just given you
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Speaker 7: a quick statement.
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Speaker 8: We've gone in depth. We've explained it. We've roadmapped this
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Speaker 8: for our people. because clarity matters. This is around the
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Speaker 8: country has caused instability because of just this constant churn.
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Speaker 8: And in Florida, I think we have stability because we've
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Speaker 8: been clear, communicative, and we've empowered our legislature, we've empowered
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Speaker 8: our people to do what they do best, live a
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Speaker 8: free life with the government out of the way.
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Speaker 7: And that is the model where I think the United
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Speaker 7: States of America is at its best.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, you're completely right.
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Speaker 1: The reason why Floridians, and it was a battle, though,
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Speaker 1: I mean, to be clear, the Democrats, to their credit,
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Speaker 1: they put up a fight and they fought. But in Florida,
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Speaker 1: we beat them for the most part. We did lose
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Speaker 1: a few. We lost a few good people in that fight.
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Speaker 2: But overall, we won. We won the war.
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Speaker 1: But that wasn't the case nationally. But that being said,
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Speaker 1: why Florida won is exactly what you outlined. Florida gave
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Speaker 1: Floridians results. Cut property taxes. You held insurance companies accountable.
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Speaker 1: You kept prices down. Even with the Iran war and
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Speaker 1: gas prices were up around the country, Florida didn't have
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Speaker 1: a ridiculous gas tax that drove the price from $ 4
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Speaker 1: a gallon to $ 6 a gallon in places like California.
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Speaker 2: Florida did everything right.
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Speaker 1: While the whole country was having riots because of ICE enforcement,
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Speaker 1: Florida quietly worked with the federal government to remove people
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Speaker 1: in our country illegally, and it didn't require protest riots
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Speaker 1: and putting officers' lives in danger or the destruction of communities.
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Speaker 1: Florida was a steady hand, a steady leader, leading on
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Speaker 1: conservative principles, and as a result, Florida voters survived the
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Speaker 1: Democrat onslaught.
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Speaker 2: That is the message for 2028.
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Speaker 1: A lot of people are saying, oh, maybe Ron DeSantis
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Speaker 1: is the guy then for 2028 because look what he
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Speaker 1: did in Florida. Maybe, maybe there's a lot of great
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Speaker 1: people out there for 2028.
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Speaker 2: We'll see what happens. I'm not getting.
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Speaker 1: Dragged into any pre-primary.
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Speaker 2: Arguments with my fellow side.
18:55
Speaker 1: We need to focus on beating the Democrats and coming
18:58
Speaker 1: together as a party even early on. But that being said,
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Speaker 1: there's certainly something to learn from Florida about what Florida
19:04
Speaker 1: did right and taking those principles and and not alienating people,
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Speaker 1: giving them results, promising them results, and then giving them
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Speaker 1: what we promised them.
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Speaker 2: That is the secret for 28. Florida is the model.
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Speaker 1: Lieutenant Governor, you've done an amazing job.
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Speaker 2: What do you think?
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Speaker 8: Well, look, David, you outlined this very, very well. We
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Speaker 8: have done things that others were afraid to do. We
19:26
Speaker 8: have stood strong when others would have failed. And, you know,
19:31
Speaker 8: I'm very proud of what our administration under Governor Ron DeSantis,
19:34
Speaker 8: what we've achieved. And, you know, I truly believe the
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Speaker 8: best days are ahead for the free state of Florida,
19:41
Speaker 8: just like they are for our nation. You know, David,
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Speaker 8: I think it's important to just reflect on what we
19:45
Speaker 8: learned and what happened. And I'm going to use a
19:47
Speaker 8: little bit of my experience just for a moment. You know,
19:50
Speaker 8: when I got shot, I learned how to do surgery
19:52
Speaker 8: on myself and save my arm. When I got hit
19:54
Speaker 8: by a mortar, eventually it cost me my left leg.
19:58
Speaker 8: I had an opportunity to lay there and cry and
20:00
Speaker 8: complain or to learn how how to become a Green
20:03
Speaker 8: Beret with a prosthetic leg, re-qualify and continue to serve.
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Speaker 8: Every single thing that's happened in my life after that
20:09
Speaker 8: happened because I chose to overcome a bump in the road.
20:13
Speaker 8: Something that could have broken me, but actually that breaking
20:17
Speaker 8: point turned into the making point. And it opened doors
20:20
Speaker 8: that I never knew existed. As a Republican Party, y'all,
20:23
Speaker 8: we better learn from this. We better give back to
20:26
Speaker 8: our conservative ethos, our values, and remember that we live
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Speaker 8: in the greatest country in the history of our planet.
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Speaker 8: a nation where our Constitution stands up for the freedoms
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Speaker 8: that God gave us.
20:38
Speaker 7: We just got to remember who we are and what
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Speaker 7: we stand.
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Speaker 8: For, learn the lessons, and get back to doing what
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Speaker 8: we do best, which is standing on values, following the Constitution,
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Speaker 8: and making sure there is less government in our lives,
20:51
Speaker 8: more freedom for the future, so our children, this next generation,
20:55
Speaker 8: can bask in the same freedoms we have. That is
20:57
Speaker 8: the American dream, where anybody from anywhere can become anything.
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Speaker 8: That's what we're fighting for. We do that, this is
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Speaker 8: a bump in the road and the future is bright.
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Speaker 8: That's what we have to fight.
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Speaker 7: For, David.
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Speaker 2: Amen.
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Speaker 1: Thank you for keeping the free state of Florida free.
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Speaker 1: Thank you for your service, both in government and in war.
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Speaker 1: And look, we've got a long road ahead, but at
21:19
Speaker 1: least Florida, Florida is a great place to build from.
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Speaker 1: Lieutenant Governor, look forward to talking to you again real soon,
21:24
Speaker 1: my friend.
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Speaker 7: Thanks, brother. See you, David.
21:26
Speaker 2: You too.
21:28
Speaker 1: Coming up, they say lawyer up, subpoenas, everybody who was complicit.
21:34
Speaker 1: Democrats aren't even sworn in yet, and the impeachment talk.
21:38
Speaker 2: Has already started.
21:40
Speaker 1: Is this accountability, or are we watching the opening shot
21:46
Speaker 1: in a new era of weaponization against this president?
21:49
Speaker 2: We're going to talk about that right after this.
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Speaker 1: I'VE BEEN WARNING THIS AUDIENCE FOR MONTHS THAT IF DEMOCRATS
22:36
Speaker 1: GET THE GAVEL, WELL, THEY WOULDN'T GOVERN WITH IT.
22:40
Speaker 2: THEY'D GO HUNTING.
22:41
Speaker 1: NOW THEY GOT THE GAVEL. AT LEAST THEY'RE GOING TO
22:44
Speaker 1: GET IT. AND THEY'RE NOT EVEN WAITING UNTIL JANUARY. YOU
22:47
Speaker 1: HEARD IT ON ELECTION NIGHT. ROBERT GARCIA, THE DEMOCRAT IN
22:50
Speaker 1: LINE TO RUN HOUSE OVERSIGHT, TOLD THIS ADMINISTRATION TO, QUOTE,
22:54
Speaker 1: LAWYER UP. And Congresswoman Summer Lee said she wants to
23:02
Speaker 1: go straight to the top.
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Speaker 2: Donald Trump. And everybody who was, quote, complicit.
23:09
Speaker 1: What does that even mean? Then, yesterday, Colorado Democrat Jason
23:13
Speaker 1: Crowe put.
23:14
Speaker 2: Out a video.
23:15
Speaker 6: Look.
23:15
Speaker 10: JASON CROWE, I'm going after Pete Hegseth. Not only is
23:18
Speaker 10: he incompetent and corrupt, but he is undermining our national
23:21
Speaker 10: security and the safety of our troops, everything from threatening
23:24
Speaker 10: to do live executions via livestream to disparaging women and
23:30
Speaker 10: folks of color and undermining our national security at every turn.
23:35
Speaker 10: I'm going to be relentless night and day to get
23:37
Speaker 10: him out of the Pentagon and to restore the culture
23:41
Speaker 10: of respect and diversity within our military.
23:45
Speaker 1: Senator Ted Cruz called this on election night. He says
23:48
Speaker 1: he believes the House will impeach President Trump and may
23:51
Speaker 1: impeach him multiple times, that they'll go after the president's
23:54
Speaker 1: family and his cabinet, and that the next two years
23:57
Speaker 1: will be, quote, all-out partisan war.
24:01
Speaker 2: Democrats got an opening act.
24:03
Speaker 1: Outgoing Congressman Thomas Massey, who lost his primary to a
24:06
Speaker 1: Trump-backed challenger this spring, filed eight articles of impeachment.
24:10
Speaker 2: Against Secretary Hegseth back in September.
24:12
Speaker 1: And now he says he'll force a vote in the
24:16
Speaker 1: lame duck unless Hegseth resigns. The president says he's keeping Hegseth.
24:22
Speaker 1: And here's a president on the idea of impeaching him.
24:24
Speaker 9: Are you concerned about it?
24:26
Speaker 7: Not even a little bit.
24:27
Speaker 6: It would be.
24:28
Speaker 1: I think it would destroy the Democrat Party if they
24:31
Speaker 1: did that.
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Speaker 9: It's impeachment for no reason.
24:34
Speaker 2: What, for having a successful country?
24:36
Speaker 5: Our country is more successful now than at any time
24:39
Speaker 5: in its history.
24:40
Speaker 2: Watch the beam go up. The left wants you to
24:42
Speaker 2: believe all of this is normal. Investigations and impeachments, prosecutions.
24:47
Speaker 2: They don't want to say it's just accountability. It's not.
24:50
Speaker 2: It's a playbook. POLAND.
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Speaker 1: PRIME MINISTER DONALD TUSK'S GOVERNMENT WANTS CONTROL OF THE COUNTRY'S
24:54
Speaker 1: CONSTITUTIONAL TRIBUNAL. SO LAST FRIDAY, A JUDGE ELECTED BY TUSK'S
24:58
Speaker 1: MAJORITY SUSPENDED THE COURT'S PRESIDENT AND HIS DEPUTY POLICE SHOWED
25:02
Speaker 1: UP AT THE COURT AND TUSK'S JUSTICE MINISTER MOVED TO
25:05
Speaker 1: BRING CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE VERY JUDGES BEING PUSHED OUT.
25:09
Speaker 1: PRESIDENT KAROL NOWROSZKI WALKED INTO THE BUILDING THAT NIGHT AND
25:13
Speaker 1: HIS OFFICE CALLED IT A FORCEABLE TAKEOVER. HE'S DEMANDING TUSK
25:16
Speaker 1: END IT BEFORE NOVEMBER 11TH, POLAND'S INDEPENDENCE DAY.
25:20
Speaker 7: WEAPONIZATION.
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Speaker 2: WEAPONIZATION. WHY DO WE TALK ABOUT POLAND? IT'S A DIFFERENT
25:23
Speaker 2: COUNTRY BUT IT'S THE SAME PLAYBOOK. WIN POWER.
25:26
Speaker 1: THEN USE THE COURTS AND THE COMMITTEES TO TAKE OUT
25:28
Speaker 1: THE OTHER SIDE.
25:30
Speaker 2: HERE'S THE CRUEL PART.
25:31
Speaker 1: WE'RE STILL CLEANING UP FROM THE LAST ROUND OF WEAPONIZATION
25:33
Speaker 1: WITH DEMOCRATS HOLDING THE GAVELS. ACCOUNTABILITY FOR THAT ROUND We
25:41
Speaker 1: are entering a new era of weaponization, and conservatives.
25:45
Speaker 2: Are going to have to fight like never before.
25:49
Speaker 1: Joining me now is Josh Hammer, senior editor-at-large at Newsweek,
25:52
Speaker 1: host of The Josh Hammer Show, and senior counsel at
25:54
Speaker 1: Article 3 Project.
25:56
Speaker 2: Josh, welcome.
25:57
Speaker 1: You've got your work cut out for you, my friend,
25:59
Speaker 1: because they're coming, and they're not hiding it, are they?
26:05
Speaker 2: No, they're not.
26:06
Speaker 11: They've been saying this quite publicly for some time now
26:08
Speaker 11: with obviously increased fervor and frequency since the elections on Tuesday.
26:13
Speaker 11: I think the million-dollar question is this. What exactly are
26:16
Speaker 11: they coming for? You know, they definitely want to come,
26:19
Speaker 11: but what exactly are they coming for? I think the
26:20
Speaker 11: American people deserve an answer to that, but frankly, I'm
26:23
Speaker 11: not sure Democrats have an answer. They use a lot
26:26
Speaker 11: of gobbledygook, a lot of vague-sounding platitudes and things like that.
26:30
Speaker 11: But what are these specific things that they are seeking
26:33
Speaker 11: to do? I mean, we'll find out in real time,
26:35
Speaker 11: I suppose, because as soon as they— As soon as
26:37
Speaker 11: Hakeem Jeffries and Chuck Schumer get the gavel, starting January 3rd,
26:42
Speaker 11: I expect there to be just a veritable torrent of
26:44
Speaker 11: subpoenas and investigations. And maybe they actually will indeed start
26:49
Speaker 11: drafting articles of impeachment. Again, I have no idea what for.
26:52
Speaker 11: They literally can't even tell us themselves. But this is
26:55
Speaker 11: all a dog and pony show. None of this is
26:58
Speaker 11: based on the substance. All this is just the continued
27:01
Speaker 11: degradation of our politics.
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Speaker 2: In Washington, D.C.
27:04
Speaker 11: And, you know, the reality is when you have a
27:06
Speaker 11: divided government, as we will now have for the final
27:08
Speaker 11: two years of the Trump presidency, where you have one
27:10
Speaker 11: party in the White House, one in the Congress, the
27:12
Speaker 11: hyper-tribal partisan nature of our politics today makes it such
27:17
Speaker 11: that the party in Congress will rarely, if ever, seek
27:19
Speaker 11: to compromise with the party in the White House. And
27:22
Speaker 11: I don't expect that to happen. this time. So the
27:25
Speaker 11: Democrats will do what they do. They will do their
27:26
Speaker 11: dog and pony show for at least the first probably
27:28
Speaker 11: three to four months.
27:29
Speaker 2: Maybe, maybe it'll slow down for that. I don't really know.
27:32
Speaker 2: I guess we'll see.
27:32
Speaker 11: On the other hand, Donald Trump, I'm sure, will continue
27:35
Speaker 11: to do that which he in some ways does best,
27:38
Speaker 11: which is govern to the best of his abilities, including
27:41
Speaker 11: via executive order, which they've done plenty of in this
27:44
Speaker 11: second term. Many of them have been pretty transformative and dynamic.
27:47
Speaker 11: But yeah, these threats to lawyer up, these are pretty
27:51
Speaker 11: naked threats intended to intimidate the partisan opposition. And, you know,
27:57
Speaker 11: certainly we saw this happen during the era of Joe Biden,
28:00
Speaker 11: during the era of the horrific Merrick Garland, Jack Smith lawfare.
28:04
Speaker 11: I don't necessarily know how that can fully come back
28:07
Speaker 11: because they don't control the DOJ. They will just control
28:09
Speaker 11: the Congress. But certainly when it comes to the subpoena power,
28:12
Speaker 11: they will basically, David, look to make life as difficult
28:16
Speaker 11: and perhaps miserable as possible as really they can.
28:19
Speaker 1: Yeah, and while they pretend they're targeting Trump and anybody
28:23
Speaker 1: who is quote-unquote complicit with him, and I think earlier today,
28:26
Speaker 1: I forget who said it, but somebody threatened companies that
28:29
Speaker 1: gave in to whatever he was asking them to do.
28:33
Speaker 1: And you have all of these people making all of
28:34
Speaker 1: these threats. Like you said, they're naked threats, but they're
28:37
Speaker 1: still going to affect people. We've already seen the stock
28:39
Speaker 1: market react to all of this, and they're not even
28:41
Speaker 1: in power yet. And whether they're shutdowns or impeachments, the
28:45
Speaker 1: Democrats have the votes to impeach the president. They're going
28:47
Speaker 1: to impeach the president. I'm not even going to— I wouldn't
28:50
Speaker 1: be even surprised if they impeach the president. The Senate
28:54
Speaker 1: won't convict, but it still takes a lot of time,
28:56
Speaker 1: a lot of money, a lot of distraction from the
28:58
Speaker 1: things they promised Americans they would be doing. And so
29:02
Speaker 1: that is the real detriment of all this. They're not
29:04
Speaker 1: getting Trump. They're getting America, and they're punishing America for
29:07
Speaker 1: a political agenda. And if they do this, Trump is right.
29:09
Speaker 1: I DON'T THINK THE DEMOCRATS ARE GOING TO PAY THE PRICE.
29:11
Speaker 1: NEWT GINGRICH PAID THE PRICE WHEN HE LOST FIVE SEATS
29:12
Speaker 1: WHEN HE WAS SUPPOSED TO HAVE A RED WAVE. IF
29:14
Speaker 1: DEMOCRATS DO THIS, I THINK THEY PAY IN 28.
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Speaker 11: Well, I mean, anytime the American people see their folks
29:25
Speaker 11: in Washington doing stunts and not governing on behalf of
29:27
Speaker 11: the people, I think it hurts America. I mean, America
29:30
Speaker 11: is a constitutional republic. We are a government, as Lincoln
29:33
Speaker 11: famously said, of, by, and for the people. That is
29:35
Speaker 11: the essence of self-governance. That is the essence of politics.
29:40
Speaker 11: It's certainly not what is the essence of self-governance is
29:44
Speaker 11: engaging in stunts to try to rile up your own—
29:47
Speaker 11: partisan base. I mean, if Democrats actually care about trying
29:52
Speaker 11: to fulfill their obligation to hold the Constitution and to
29:55
Speaker 11: legislate and govern on behalf of the American people, then
29:57
Speaker 11: they would seek to cut deals as much as is
30:00
Speaker 11: reasonably possible with President Trump.
30:02
Speaker 2: I'm not naive.
30:03
Speaker 11: I don't pretend like every issue, or frankly, even most
30:05
Speaker 11: issues— can get some sort of bipartisan solution. But I
30:09
Speaker 11: do have at least some areas in mind. I've been
30:12
Speaker 11: thinking a lot these past few days about the issue
30:14
Speaker 11: of AI. AI is an issue that is now on
30:16
Speaker 11: a lot of.
30:16
Speaker 2: Americans' radar.
30:17
Speaker 11: It's not one of these traditional hyper-partisan cultural issues.
30:21
Speaker 2: It's not a marriage. It's not a transgender immigration.
30:24
Speaker 11: It's an issue that potentially is conducive to some outside-the-box,
30:28
Speaker 11: across-the-aisle thinking. And I think it's an issue that, frankly,
30:31
Speaker 11: a lot of Americans have a lot of questions on
30:33
Speaker 11: and would like to see some level of prudential, not crazy,
30:37
Speaker 11: but prudential regulation. So that's one issue that I have.
30:39
Speaker 11: I would love to see the conversation focus there and,
30:42
Speaker 11: you know, not with these stupid videos of people just.
30:44
Speaker 2: Saying, lawyer up, lawyer up, we're going to get Pete
30:46
Speaker 2: Hex out, or whatever it is we're currently seeing right now. Yeah,
30:48
Speaker 2: we'll see. I mean, we're prepared for the fight.
30:51
Speaker 1: Like I said, it'll only hurt them. It's just America,
30:54
Speaker 1: like you said, does not need to be dragged through this.
30:57
Speaker 1: It doesn't help anyone. Also, watch these courts, these ridiculous
31:00
Speaker 1: requests for two of our best Supreme Court justices to
31:04
Speaker 1: hurry up and step down so Trump can replace them
31:06
Speaker 1: with a Senate that couldn't deliver the Save America Act.
31:08
Speaker 1: It's the dumbest thing I've ever heard. Josh Hammer, always
31:11
Speaker 1: a pleasure having you on. Thank you so much for
31:13
Speaker 1: being here, my friend.
31:13
Speaker 2: I'll talk to you again real soon.
31:16
Speaker 1: Coming up, Democrats ran on lowering your costs. The affordability,
31:21
Speaker 1: remember that? So where's the plan? One of America's best-known
31:25
Speaker 1: businessmen says, well, you might as well just try to
31:27
Speaker 1: make more money because that's how much affordability is going
31:30
Speaker 1: to cost you. And today, Wall Street is already reacting.
31:34
Speaker 1: And later, it's Chrissy Newton bringing me a story that
31:37
Speaker 1: makes us say no way. Apparently, we have a plan
31:42
Speaker 1: in place if the aliens call us to put them
31:45
Speaker 1: on hold and get together and figure out how to
31:48
Speaker 1: answer them. Seriously, you're not going to miss this.
31:51
Speaker 2: Don't go anywhere.
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Speaker 1: Well, we heard their campaign slogans, right? All year, Democrats
32:37
Speaker 1: have been talking about affordability. Groceries, gas, rent, you name it.
32:43
Speaker 1: They promised they had an answer for you.
32:46
Speaker 2: Well, they won. So what's the plan? You expect them
32:49
Speaker 2: to roll it out right away, right?
32:51
Speaker 1: You've already heard their first move earlier tonight had nothing
32:54
Speaker 1: to do with making your gas prices cheaper or your
32:57
Speaker 1: groceries more affordable.
32:58
Speaker 2: No, they want to issue subpoenas.
33:01
Speaker 1: Grant Cardone, CEO of Cardone Capital and author of the
33:04
Speaker 1: 10X Rule, saw this coming the morning after the election.
33:06
Speaker 1: He wrote that he's concerned about America losing what has
33:14
Speaker 1: made it such an exceptional nation of opportunity.
33:18
Speaker 2: Two hours later, he posted this.
33:20
Speaker 1: Back to work, probably have to make at least 50%
33:22
Speaker 1: more money than before.
33:24
Speaker 2: That's right, 50% more.
33:27
Speaker 1: Just to stay where you are. And Grant isn't the
33:30
Speaker 1: only one doing that math tonight. He asked a question
33:34
Speaker 1: nobody on the left seems able to answer. What will
33:37
Speaker 1: these Democrats do? What will the party run on other
33:42
Speaker 1: than let's get Trump?
33:44
Speaker 2: What are they proposing to do for America?
33:47
Speaker 1: Families are already stretched. We heard that grievance. McDonald's says
33:51
Speaker 1: traffic at its U.S. restaurants fell over the summer, so
33:54
Speaker 1: it's planning new value bundles for the next year to
33:57
Speaker 1: win customers back. Halloween candy sales were down almost 7%
34:00
Speaker 1: this year, with chocolate prices high. When people start skipping
34:04
Speaker 1: the candy bowl or McDonald's, you know, budgets have to
34:07
Speaker 1: be tight. I'd like to think Ma has something to
34:09
Speaker 1: do with that, too, by the way. They're just making
34:10
Speaker 1: healthier choices. And come January, the party that promised relief... Well,
34:15
Speaker 1: they control the purse strings. And if you recall the
34:17
Speaker 1: last time Democrats ran Washington, inflation hit 9.1%, the highest
34:22
Speaker 1: in 40 years. Their answer to high gas prices has
34:25
Speaker 1: always been bigger government. And somehow every time, life gets
34:30
Speaker 1: more expensive. And when being against Trump is the whole plan...
34:34
Speaker 1: It's not an economic agenda. It's a recipe for more
34:37
Speaker 1: pain for you, the American people. And the stock market
34:40
Speaker 1: is already reacting. Today, the Dow is down about 1,200 points,
34:44
Speaker 1: wiping out most of yesterday's bounce. The S & P
34:47
Speaker 1: is off more than 3%, and the Nasdaq is getting
34:50
Speaker 1: crushed nearly 5%. So the real question for working families
34:56
Speaker 1: tonight is not whether Democrats.
34:58
Speaker 2: Will make things more expensive. We know they will. but
35:03
Speaker 2: how to protect yourself while they're doing it.
35:06
Speaker 1: Joining me now for the Cardone Zone is Grant Cardone,
35:10
Speaker 1: CEO of Cardone Capital, author of the 10X Rule Grant.
35:13
Speaker 2: Welcome back, David Pollak, Primetime.
35:14
Speaker 1: What can people do to save themselves from what the
35:16
Speaker 1: Democrats are about to do to this economy?
35:19
Speaker 9: Well, number one, stay out of politics. That business is
35:24
Speaker 9: just too brutal.
35:26
Speaker 5: Unless you're a fundraiser, unless you're raising money, I guess,
35:28
Speaker 5: or buying ads for either the Democrat or Republican Party, that's.
35:32
Speaker 9: Not a business.
35:33
Speaker 5: So I would just tell America right now, I'm reminded,
35:37
Speaker 5: as I sit here and told my family, look, you
35:41
Speaker 5: can be involved in politics if you're a politician, but
35:44
Speaker 5: the rest of us need to go to work. And
35:46
Speaker 5: whether that's the baker, the barber, the plumber, the chiropractor,
35:50
Speaker 5: the contractor, the roofer, look, there's nothing's changed, okay? You
35:54
Speaker 5: can't put a better roof on a house faster, slower,
35:58
Speaker 5: charge more, charge less.
35:59
Speaker 9: That's your decision as a business person.
36:01
Speaker 5: And whether you can go out and build a business,
36:03
Speaker 5: grow a business, take care of your family, that's what
36:05
Speaker 5: really matters today.
36:06
Speaker 9: And that hasn't changed since Tuesday, regardless of the blue
36:10
Speaker 9: wave or the red wave or whatever.
36:13
Speaker 5: You know, Americans are controlled their destiny by how hard
36:16
Speaker 5: they work.
36:17
Speaker 9: And then when they earn money, what do they do
36:19
Speaker 9: with that money? I still believe in real.
36:22
Speaker 5: Estate in the United States of America. The best rental
36:25
Speaker 5: cities in America are blue cities, by the way. And
36:29
Speaker 5: highest rents, the best returns are typically in cities that
36:35
Speaker 5: vote blue.
36:35
Speaker 9: So buy some real estate.
36:39
Speaker 1: So basically your answer for somebody who wants to protect
36:42
Speaker 1: their pocketbook during Democrat rule is just invest in the opportunities.
36:49
Speaker 1: If Democrats are in control, make money off of them.
36:52
Speaker 1: If Republicans are in control, make money off of them.
36:54
Speaker 1: But the reality is, you know, people are going to
36:57
Speaker 1: be sitting back. And we remember what happens when Democrats
37:01
Speaker 1: control the person. They shut down the government. They love
37:03
Speaker 1: to shut down the government and blame Republicans. And we
37:05
Speaker 1: know when they shut down the government and Trump has
37:07
Speaker 1: a veto pen. This could last a long time when
37:11
Speaker 1: these funding fights start. They already said they're going to
37:12
Speaker 1: defund ICE again and all this other nonsense. And so,
37:16
Speaker 1: you know, there's less federal workers now than there was before. Thanks,
37:18
Speaker 1: President Trump. But shutdowns do have consequences.
37:20
Speaker 2: In the economy. So we can expect that.
37:23
Speaker 1: I don't know if the interest rate environment is going
37:24
Speaker 1: to change if the stock market continues to struggle with
37:27
Speaker 1: uncertainty as it's been doing. So there are factors that
37:30
Speaker 1: might affect people. But what you're saying— IS, HEY, LOOK, YEAH,
37:34
Speaker 1: THIS ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT IS NOT GOING TO KEEP THE PROMISES
37:37
Speaker 1: THAT THE DEMOCRATS ARE PROMISING. IT'S NOT GOING TO MAKE
37:39
Speaker 1: YOUR HOUSES MORE AFFORDABLE. IT'S NOT GOING TO MAKE YOUR
37:41
Speaker 1: GROCERIES CHEAPER. IT'S NOT GOING TO MAKE YOUR JOB MORE SECURE.
37:43
Speaker 1: BUT WHAT IT CAN DO IS STILL CREATE OPPORTUNITIES. YOU
37:45
Speaker 1: GOT TO LOOK FOR THOSE OPPORTUNITIES, RIGHT?
37:48
Speaker 9: YEAH, YOU GOT TO FIND THE OPPORTUNITY. YOU GOT TO
37:49
Speaker 9: FIND THE GLITCH.
37:51
Speaker 5: AND YOU GOT TO REMEMBER, WE STILL LIVE IN THE
37:53
Speaker 5: GREATEST COUNTRY REGARDLESS OF THE TURMOIL AND DISPUTES.
37:56
Speaker 9: AND, YOU KNOW, YOU'RE RIGHT, I'M WRONG. We still live
37:59
Speaker 9: in the greatest country on planet Earth.
38:01
Speaker 5: This is a place where people come from all over
38:03
Speaker 5: the world to start a business with.
38:05
Speaker 9: Nothing, by the way, no money, no connections.
38:07
Speaker 5: Many of them don't even understand the language and come
38:09
Speaker 5: here and do very well. And this has been going on.
38:12
Speaker 5: This is not a new thing. This has been going
38:13
Speaker 5: on hundreds of years. My family came here. The Italian
38:17
Speaker 5: immigrants came here in mass back in the 1900s. And
38:21
Speaker 5: did extremely well. So control what you can control. And
38:26
Speaker 5: if you own a baker or an HVAC company or
38:29
Speaker 5: you're a plumber or chiropractor or whatever it is you're doing,
38:32
Speaker 5: do it well.
38:33
Speaker 9: Take care of your customers. Dude, I had an eye
38:36
Speaker 9: surgery yesterday. And I said, how many eye surgeries have
38:40
Speaker 9: you done like this? And he's like, hundreds of thousands.
38:45
Speaker 9: And I was like, oh, my God. And they're expensive, too.
38:47
Speaker 9: They're not cheap. And it's a cash business. It's not
38:51
Speaker 9: covered by insurance.
38:52
Speaker 5: And this guy for years has done hundreds of thousands
38:55
Speaker 5: of these. We've got 75 million baby boomers in this country.
38:58
Speaker 9: That are going to be aging.
38:59
Speaker 5: They have $ 30 trillion, probably $ 130 trillion, really. And if
39:04
Speaker 5: you service those people, you're going to make a lot
39:05
Speaker 5: of money, whether it's Democrats, Republicans, or who knows.
39:08
Speaker 9: Maybe we end up with a new party. And, David,
39:10
Speaker 9: maybe we need a new party. Maybe it's new party time.
39:14
Speaker 9: Diddy's getting out of jail. Diddy's getting out of jail
39:17
Speaker 9: pretty soon. Maybe he starts his own party.
39:19
Speaker 2: I don't know, Grant, if any of us want to
39:21
Speaker 2: be in the Diddy party.
39:23
Speaker 1: I'm certainly not going to sign up to be a
39:26
Speaker 1: founding member of the Diddy party.
39:28
Speaker 2: We know where those... lead.
39:29
Speaker 9: It's pretty slippery over there at the Diddy Party.
39:31
Speaker 2: There's not enough.
39:31
Speaker 1: Baby oil in the market for us to join the
39:35
Speaker 1: Diddy Party, Grant. Well, look, I love your optimism, and
39:38
Speaker 1: you make an excellent point. Get out there and find
39:41
Speaker 1: the opportunities and keep doing the things.
39:42
Speaker 2: The money's out there.
39:44
Speaker 1: Rather than have the government redistribute the baby boomers' wealth,
39:47
Speaker 1: how about you go and offer something of value and
39:49
Speaker 1: redistribute that wealth yourself? Grant Cardone, The Cardone Zone, I
39:52
Speaker 1: love having you on every single week. I'm glad your
39:54
Speaker 1: eyes feel better. Whatever they did, it looks great.
39:57
Speaker 2: Thank you, man. We'll see you again next week.
40:00
Speaker 9: Thank you.
40:01
Speaker 1: Coming up, if we ever pick up a signal from space,
40:06
Speaker 1: do you know there's an official rule book about what
40:09
Speaker 1: happens next?
40:10
Speaker 2: And step one is don't answer. Just put them on hold.
40:13
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40:17
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40:18
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Speaker 1: 2026 has been a crazy year for UAP releases.
41:07
Speaker 2: Steven Spielberg even put out.
41:09
Speaker 1: An alien movie about these releases, you might remember, called
41:12
Speaker 1: Disclosure Day. And somewhere out there, I'm told, there's an
41:17
Speaker 1: actual rulebook for what happens if we ever get a
41:20
Speaker 1: call from E.T.
41:22
Speaker 2: No way, right?
41:24
Speaker 1: Back in June, Chrissy Newton reported for The Debrief that
41:27
Speaker 1: the International Academy of Astronautics, SETI committee, they updated its
41:36
Speaker 1: rules for what scientists do if they detect a signal
41:39
Speaker 1: from intelligent life.
41:41
Speaker 2: It's the first big rewrite since 2010.
41:43
Speaker 1: And she reports it was built for the age of
41:46
Speaker 1: deep fakes and AI.
41:48
Speaker 2: That's right. We only want real aliens here.
41:51
Speaker 1: The man who led it, Professor Michael Garrett.
41:53
Speaker 2: Put it this way.
41:54
Speaker 1: He says, we don't shout alien the moment we see
41:58
Speaker 1: a strange blip. As Chrissy lays out, no announcement until
42:01
Speaker 1: independent teams using different instruments check the signal. And here's
42:06
Speaker 1: my favorite part. The rules say no reply should be sent.
42:10
Speaker 1: Any response would be a decision for all of humanity
42:14
Speaker 1: made only after international consultation.
42:19
Speaker 2: Especially through the United Nations. Let's think about this. The
42:21
Speaker 2: aliens call.
42:23
Speaker 1: The plan is to just kind of, you know, send
42:25
Speaker 1: them the voicemail, schedule a committee meeting with a bunch
42:28
Speaker 1: of countries that don't agree on anything, and then hopefully
42:32
Speaker 1: we can come up with a message to send back
42:34
Speaker 1: to them before they decide if they're going to blow
42:36
Speaker 1: up Earth.
42:37
Speaker 2: I don't know.
42:37
Speaker 1: It's a very government response, isn't it? It doesn't stop
42:41
Speaker 1: there either. Christie also found a group called the Unhidden
42:44
Speaker 1: Foundation that put out a public health plan for how
42:47
Speaker 1: people might handle disclosure. Its founder says it's not a prediction,
42:52
Speaker 1: it's a preparedness exercise. The report says some of the
42:55
Speaker 1: people who could struggle most include folks with mental health conditions,
42:59
Speaker 1: people who say they've had UAP experiences, the highly religious,
43:04
Speaker 1: and even some science and tech professionals. I've spent years
43:08
Speaker 1: The last few days watching election results, I think at
43:11
Speaker 1: this point I'm ready for anything. Joining me now is
43:15
Speaker 1: Chrissy Newton, contributor at The Debrief, founder of Vocab Communications
43:19
Speaker 1: and host of Rebelliously Curious podcast.
43:21
Speaker 2: Welcome back, Chrissy.
43:24
Speaker 1: So apparently we have protocol now when aliens contact us
43:30
Speaker 1: and that protocol is.
43:32
Speaker 2: Hello, alien. Hang on.
43:35
Speaker 1: They listen to that hold music that we all love
43:37
Speaker 1: when we get placed on hold.
43:38
Speaker 2: Please stand by. A representative from Earth will be with
43:41
Speaker 2: you shortly. Hold music, hold music. And then we convene
43:44
Speaker 2: the United Nations.
43:46
Speaker 1: Then we say, hey, guys, we got a phone call
43:48
Speaker 1: from aliens.
43:50
Speaker 2: What do we want to say? That's what we're doing now.
43:55
Speaker 12: I guess so. Somewhat of what we're doing now. It's
43:57
Speaker 12: so that we don't respond right away. We should think
44:00
Speaker 12: before we respond. So I do agree with that because
44:03
Speaker 12: we don't know if they're hostile or not, right? We
44:06
Speaker 12: don't know what this phenomenon is in general. And so
44:09
Speaker 12: if we do find someone from, you know, outer planet
44:11
Speaker 12: and there's so many Goldilocks zones, it's more than likely
44:15
Speaker 12: that we are not alone in the cosmos. So we
44:18
Speaker 12: should have a communications plan. And I'm happy that they
44:21
Speaker 12: started this at least as a framework.
44:25
Speaker 2: To start, can we.
44:26
Speaker 1: Pre-record a message or come up with a plan ahead
44:29
Speaker 1: of time, though? Well, I know not the ones we're
44:32
Speaker 1: blasting out like, hello, this is Earth.
44:34
Speaker 2: Is anybody out there?
44:35
Speaker 1: But I'm like, like we have like several messages. OK,
44:38
Speaker 1: one comes in and this one says, if you're friendly,
44:41
Speaker 1: maybe we do a telephone prompt. If you're friendly, press one.
44:45
Speaker 1: If you're unfriendly and you want to seize Earth, press 2.
44:48
Speaker 1: And then once you press that, you get the recording.
44:50
Speaker 2: Hello, this is Earth. We are very prepared for your arrival.
44:53
Speaker 2: Please reconsider attacking us at once. Maybe that might work.
44:57
Speaker 12: Well, first of all, this is saying that we actually
45:00
Speaker 12: understand the message and we can decode the message.
45:03
Speaker 2: Oh, true. Right?
45:05
Speaker 12: The SETI Institute actually did this art project where they
45:09
Speaker 12: created this kind of message that they had to have
45:11
Speaker 12: people decode. And so they started a Discord group and
45:15
Speaker 12: all of these people from around the world came in
45:17
Speaker 12: to try to decode it. But, you know, the artist...
45:21
Speaker 12: almost kind of acted as God and overseed the whole
45:24
Speaker 12: discord group and would not put her hand in to
45:27
Speaker 12: say what the message actually meant and what it entailed.
45:30
Speaker 12: But what she found when I interviewed her about what
45:32
Speaker 12: the data kind of came out from social data was
45:35
Speaker 12: that everybody was fighting with each other first for the
45:38
Speaker 12: information and saying, well, I know better and I know
45:40
Speaker 12: this and I know that. And then by like months,
45:43
Speaker 12: I think six months later, they were like, gosh, you know, we,
45:46
Speaker 12: we have to work together. So they finally worked together
45:49
Speaker 12: and then came to some kind of conclusion that maybe
45:51
Speaker 12: it was related to like whale sounds of something non
45:54
Speaker 12: human intelligence.
45:55
Speaker 11: Right.
45:56
Speaker 12: And so I think to this day, they still haven't
45:58
Speaker 12: decoded it. And it's been about two years. And then
46:01
Speaker 12: I asked her, I said, are you going to ever
46:03
Speaker 12: say what the message is? And she said, probably not
46:05
Speaker 12: because realistically, if the message comes through and we get
46:08
Speaker 12: one and we're not able to decode it, we're never
46:10
Speaker 12: going to understand what it said.
46:12
Speaker 2: That is really interesting. I mean, maybe they've already contacted us.
46:16
Speaker 2: Maybe we're already in communication with them.
46:18
Speaker 1: The idea behind this whole UAP release thing is the
46:21
Speaker 1: fact that there's been allegations, and you've been talking about
46:24
Speaker 1: it a lot, two different whistleblowers, two different accounts. We
46:26
Speaker 1: talked about it on this show, whether we've had contact
46:29
Speaker 1: with some of these.
46:30
Speaker 2: Folks and shootouts with them.
46:32
Speaker 1: And so the possibility is we've already communicated with them, though, right?
46:35
Speaker 1: I mean, are we dismissing the fact that maybe we
46:38
Speaker 1: haven't communicated, or is this like a different type of communication?
46:42
Speaker 12: I think this is a different type. This is looking
46:43
Speaker 12: at it from the science perspective, right? Like looking at
46:46
Speaker 12: SETI and what SETI would do, the search for extraterrestrial intelligence.
46:50
Speaker 2: I was going to ask you what that stood for. SETI, okay.
46:52
Speaker 2: Search for extraterrestrial intelligence. Got it.
46:55
Speaker 5: Yeah.
46:55
Speaker 12: And like NASA does this, there's the SETI organization that's
46:58
Speaker 12: a not-for-profit. NASA does this. Lots of people are looking
47:00
Speaker 12: for SETI signals, right? Intelligent signals that are coming from
47:03
Speaker 12: the cosmos. you know, astronomers do this all the time.
47:07
Speaker 12: But then there's also the subgroup where we hear from
47:09
Speaker 12: the intelligence community saying that we're already having, you know,
47:12
Speaker 12: contact with them, but there's no evidence of this. So
47:15
Speaker 12: at least on the science side, we're seeing data and
47:17
Speaker 12: measurements and white papers and lots of scientists working together
47:21
Speaker 12: and communities working on this. But then again, we don't
47:24
Speaker 12: have any evidence of reptilians and gray shooting each other,
47:27
Speaker 12: you know, and you know, soldiers killing them. Like, I
47:31
Speaker 12: think that this is a wild narrative to technically take
47:34
Speaker 12: in and believe as like a primary belief system as
47:37
Speaker 12: of now, because we need to see that evidence. You know,
47:40
Speaker 12: if it has happened, well, like, why do I go
47:43
Speaker 12: to work every day? We live in a wild world.
47:46
Speaker 12: But so far, I think that having some type of protocol,
47:49
Speaker 12: because it's important. One day, we'll have a generation that might,
47:53
Speaker 12: you know, maybe they won't be coming to Earth, but
47:54
Speaker 12: we will contact them through a signal, you know, and
47:57
Speaker 12: we'll have a very long WhatsApp conversation with them.
48:00
Speaker 2: Well, you know, I don't know who's seen Disclosure Day
48:04
Speaker 2: or not. I don't want to spoil it.
48:06
Speaker 1: There's a very moving scene at the end where they
48:09
Speaker 1: sort of kind of introduce a concept to the world.
48:13
Speaker 1: I'll just leave it there so I don't spoil the
48:15
Speaker 1: movie if anybody hasn't seen it yet.
48:16
Speaker 2: It's a decent movie. It's a good Steven Spielberg movie.
48:20
Speaker 1: But the idea is they're disclosing certain things in a
48:24
Speaker 1: very emotional way to the world. The whole world seems
48:28
Speaker 1: shocked by this and paused by it. But we don't
48:30
Speaker 1: get to know what the aftermath of that disclosure was.
48:34
Speaker 1: And you look at right now, I mean, in the
48:35
Speaker 1: United States, we just had a very interesting midterm election.
48:38
Speaker 1: We've had a lot of elections throughout the world right
48:40
Speaker 1: now that a lot of them just seem there seems
48:43
Speaker 1: to be a lot.
48:43
Speaker 2: Of conflict politically right now around the world.
48:48
Speaker 1: I'm not sure we can even come up with a
48:49
Speaker 1: unifying message that we would agree on to share with
48:52
Speaker 1: any extraterrestrials. If aliens came and did get through our
48:57
Speaker 1: government-run phone system and was on hold long enough to
49:01
Speaker 1: wait for our response and were patient enough not to
49:03
Speaker 1: blow up Earth, if we can get through all of
49:05
Speaker 1: that— Do you think the fact that aliens were calling
49:09
Speaker 1: would unify the world in a way, or would it
49:12
Speaker 1: just make us even that much more crazy I mean,
49:14
Speaker 1: you talked about that other group that's putting through preparedness
49:17
Speaker 1: for the mental health and religious aspects of a disclosure.
49:22
Speaker 1: What would happen to this world should that phone ring?
49:25
Speaker 12: Yeah, there's a term called ontological shock. So I think
49:30
Speaker 12: in another way of saying it in a layman's terms
49:33
Speaker 12: way is that they'd go through a paradigm shift. So
49:35
Speaker 12: I think it's really different for everybody. I it will
49:40
Speaker 12: affect everyone. You know, even I've been into UFOs my
49:43
Speaker 12: whole life. You know, I've actually never really had a
49:46
Speaker 12: full paradigm shift, I think, because I've been interested in
49:48
Speaker 12: researching it since I was a little girl. So for me,
49:51
Speaker 12: it's always kind of been real to some degree or
49:53
Speaker 12: been around me for some degree. But I'll say this,
49:56
Speaker 12: someone who's been in this topic her whole life, when
49:58
Speaker 12: I get deeper and deeper and deeper and talk to
50:01
Speaker 12: intelligence officials and come out of those conversations, Sometimes I
50:06
Speaker 12: even have a paradigm shift in those moments. And so
50:10
Speaker 12: even I'm going through a form of ontological shock and
50:13
Speaker 12: I study this. So I think, you know, we look
50:16
Speaker 12: at Debbie down the street and I'm always concerned about
50:19
Speaker 12: her when I do any type of reporting, because I'm
50:21
Speaker 12: worried about how will it affect her life. And we
50:24
Speaker 12: broke major stories. Our first story that we broke at
50:26
Speaker 12: the debrief was about David Grush and him coming forward.
50:29
Speaker 12: And his first time I'm ever speaking as an intelligence
50:31
Speaker 12: official was about us not being alone and UAP and
50:35
Speaker 12: aliens potentially being here with us on Earth and non-human intelligence.
50:39
Speaker 12: When we reported that, we had a huge conversation internally
50:42
Speaker 12: about ontological shock and how this might affect someone down
50:45
Speaker 12: the street reading it because Some people, it might scare them.
50:49
Speaker 12: Some people would be like, well, we already know. And
50:51
Speaker 12: some people would feel that they are vulnerable as well.
50:55
Speaker 12: So we have all these different subgroups. And I appreciate
50:58
Speaker 12: the Unhidden Foundation for talking about some of those subgroups
51:03
Speaker 12: that might be fearful and how it might change their
51:05
Speaker 12: entire world and how it could affect them. So we'll
51:08
Speaker 12: see when the day comes. I think it's an individual reaction.
51:11
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, that's the premise behind Disclosure Day is
51:13
Speaker 1: that the government hid this information because, again, no spoilers.
51:17
Speaker 1: The government hid information because they weren't sure how people
51:21
Speaker 1: would react to it. And then the other premise was
51:24
Speaker 1: it's their information. Let them have it. And I guess
51:27
Speaker 1: we'll see what happens. It's getting interesting out there. I mean,
51:30
Speaker 1: I'm ready for them.
51:31
Speaker 2: Give me a call.
51:32
Speaker 1: I'll take care of it. I'll give them my number.
51:34
Speaker 1: They can call me. I'll work it all out. I'll
51:37
Speaker 1: take them to Bucky's. They'll be thoroughly impressed. They'll grab
51:40
Speaker 1: their snacks. They'll fuel up those ships. They'll leave and
51:42
Speaker 1: they won't blow us up. So that's how we're going
51:44
Speaker 1: to fresh brisket on the board for the UFOs, UAPs,
51:48
Speaker 1: and we're all safe. Christy Newton, thank you so much
51:50
Speaker 1: for being here as always. Can't wait to talk to
51:51
Speaker 1: you again next week.
51:53
Speaker 12: Good to see you as well.
51:54
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52:00
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52:02
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52:05
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52:08
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52:10
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52:12
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52:17
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52:19
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52:22
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