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M AND M EXTRA May 19, 2026 Trump Announces Endorsement in TX Senate Race; Massie’s Fate in Kentucky · The M&M Experience

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Speaker 1: It's Mark Davis and Mike Gallagher. This is eminem extra.
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Speaker 2: Oh boy, are we going to have a good day
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Speaker 2: as we welcome you in. Happy Tuesday. Welcome aboard. This
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Speaker 2: is a day the Lord hath made because Mark Davis,
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Speaker 2: mister mister wonderful, mister Politics, mister all things knowing. And
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Speaker 2: why what did I say this morning about Trump endorsing
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Speaker 2: in the contentious race between John Cornyn and Ken Paxson.
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Speaker 2: What did I say, mister David.
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Speaker 3: Against all evidence and sensibility, you pushed back against what
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Speaker 3: I've said for months, there's no upside to Trump endorsing.
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Speaker 3: He wouldn't endorse in Paxton versus Cornyn. Cornan himself said,
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Speaker 3: looks like this ship has sailed, And in the last
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Speaker 3: seven days it appeared pretty obvious and pretty baked in
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Speaker 3: that there would be no Trump endorsement in this race,
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Speaker 3: and yet you doggedly continue to cling to this notion.
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Speaker 3: I actually want to know what made you cling to
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Speaker 3: it so fervently because you have once again nostrodamus been proven.
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Speaker 3: Right now, everybody needs to know something. In a way,
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Speaker 3: I texted you that this is horrible timing, and yet
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Speaker 3: in a way it's pretty fascinating because right now, as
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Speaker 3: people are watching live, it's a couple of minutes after
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Speaker 3: eleven Central time afternoon Eastern time. Correct, the Trump the
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Speaker 3: Trump endorsement is going to happen, probably like right toward
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Speaker 3: the at the end of when if he's punctual, we'll
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Speaker 3: still be doing this.
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Speaker 2: Well, he's never punctual, thank you.
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Speaker 3: So this whole thing may be an artifact of speculation
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Speaker 3: that that once it certainly on, if everybody's listening on
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Speaker 3: Spotify or on Apple, it's already happened and we just
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Speaker 3: don't know it. So we're going to take a minute
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Speaker 3: and look. If it's corny and if it's Packston, what
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Speaker 3: does it mean. But let's not bury the lead. You
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Speaker 3: doggedly said he's going to endorse, and I went, he's
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Speaker 3: not going to endorse. Why would he? So let me
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Speaker 3: ask you, why do you think he's going to or
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Speaker 3: does it matter who it is? Before you really know
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Speaker 3: the answer.
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Speaker 2: Well, because I know the guy, because I I think
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Speaker 2: like all of us, we've studied the guy. Uh, we
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Speaker 2: appreciate his unpredictability. He can't help himself. He can't stay
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Speaker 2: out of the arena. Here, let's first of all, let's
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Speaker 2: let's before we go back to what I said this morning,
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Speaker 2: because gosh, do I love Duncan on you? Because I
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Speaker 2: never get to do it. I never get to do it.
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Speaker 2: And look, I'm wearing my I'm wearing my Hawaiian shirt today.
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Speaker 2: Look at my Look at my my, my flowery Hawaiian shirt.
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Speaker 2: Somebody was watching yesterday and they said, Mark is always
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Speaker 2: doing better with the colorful shirts. So here I come
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Speaker 2: in now with my Hawaiian shirt and you've got like
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Speaker 2: a Brooks Brothers button down on.
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Speaker 3: But the funny thing is what you've heard do is colorful.
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Speaker 3: It's just a little more festive. It still appears to
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Speaker 3: be black and white flowers, and it's great. It's the
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Speaker 3: weird thing I have.
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Speaker 1: I have.
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Speaker 3: I swear to God, we got to coordinate this. I
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Speaker 3: have a shirt that looks exactly like that. On one
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Speaker 3: day in the future we'll both wear them.
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Speaker 2: But we'll blow everybody's will blow everybody's minds. So, first
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Speaker 2: of all, about an hour or so ago, and let's
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Speaker 2: go through the timing of this because you're I'm glad
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Speaker 2: you mentioned this, Mark, because the timing of this is
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Speaker 2: going to get a little interesting for us. Yeah, we're
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Speaker 2: live on YouTube now. And by the way, we welcome
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Speaker 2: everybody in. And I said you got to come in,
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Speaker 2: you got to go to the YouTube live show today
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Speaker 2: because I.
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Speaker 3: I mean, watch me eat it on live YouTube.
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Speaker 2: I'm feeding Mark Davis Crowe live on YouTube because I
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Speaker 2: and and how long? How much have I been saying this.
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Speaker 2: I've been saying this all along consistently. He is going
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Speaker 2: to endorse. He's going to endorse. He's going to endorse.
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Speaker 2: And you kept saying there's no way, there's.
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Speaker 3: No net upside, and then by the way, there's not,
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Speaker 3: but which means you have it exactly right. No matter
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Speaker 3: what happens here in the next few minutes, he's going
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Speaker 3: to endorse somebody and thoroughly disappoint a couple of million
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Speaker 3: of his voters. Not right, but will but will it matter?
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Speaker 3: Probably not. If he will, we'll get to if he
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Speaker 3: endorses coin and if he endorses backs. Right, let's go
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Speaker 3: but you've identified before we do. You have identified the
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Speaker 3: real thing. And I think it is born of a familiarity,
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Speaker 3: and I should know this. It's just that that you
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Speaker 3: having been around him more. I don't know where the
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Speaker 3: clarity comes from. But even though I could sit here
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Speaker 3: in the nuts and bolts of saying, well, if he
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Speaker 3: does this, it might triangulate in the following way. In
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Speaker 3: a race with this much popularity and this much drama,
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Speaker 3: how could he stay on the sideline. If there's anything
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Speaker 3: the man loves, it's being talked about and being part
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Speaker 3: of every story. So I probably should have seen that
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Speaker 3: a little more clearly. Well, let's go through, and I
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Speaker 3: want to take and I do. Obviously I'm joking a
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Speaker 3: little bit. Well, I'm joking a lot. I do respect
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Speaker 3: your knowledge of Texas politics. And these are two, you know,
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Speaker 3: high profile Texans, John Cornyn, the incumbent US Senator from Texas,
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Speaker 3: and his challenger Ken Paxton. And he's got lots of
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Speaker 3: there's a lot of drama, there's a lot of baggage,
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Speaker 3: some would say a lot of personal stories.
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Speaker 2: But let me just let's just take a little trip
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Speaker 2: down memory lane. Let's go to the Mark Davis show
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Speaker 2: one of the most respective there.
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Speaker 3: LORDI, there are tapes, are there?
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Speaker 2: Lordy? There are tapes? LORDI? I hope there are tapes.
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Speaker 2: Eric Hanson is, Look, you can't get anything past Eric
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Speaker 2: Let's go to about Oh, I don't know. Seven forty
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Speaker 2: this morning, Dallas time, my daily appearance on the Mark
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Speaker 2: Davis Experience. We call it EM and M Experience, where
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Speaker 2: I visit with Mark every day and for the million time,
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Speaker 2: I tried to tell my dear friend, an endorsement is coming.
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Speaker 2: Roll the tape. I'm gonna make a prediction he's gonna endorse.
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Speaker 3: Even class and said, I've even Cornyn yesterday said I
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Speaker 3: think that ship is sailed.
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Speaker 2: I'll bet you, I'll bet I'll bet he endorses this week.
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Speaker 2: I don't know, but I don't know who it's going
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Speaker 2: to be. That's what's crazy at this point. I have
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Speaker 2: no idea.
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Speaker 3: I means, why he ate, which is why he's not
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Speaker 3: going to endorse, won't he?
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Speaker 2: Look you said that he he said he would think
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Speaker 2: about whether or not to indorse.
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Speaker 3: He said, no, maybe somebody said, hey, you haven't endorsed
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Speaker 3: in corn And versus Paxton. His reply was, I'll make
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Speaker 3: a decision in the coming days. And everybody thought, oh,
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Speaker 3: he's either going to endorse coin inter PACs. One of
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Speaker 3: his decisions could be not to endorse at all.
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Speaker 2: Now let me.
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Speaker 3: Keep it rolling. And here's the restaurant. That's the rest
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Speaker 3: of the rest of them.
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Speaker 2: I know.
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Speaker 3: It's not to defend me, it's to make it look
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Speaker 3: even worse, which I deserve. And that they said. And
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Speaker 3: I said, and that's what he's going to do. And
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Speaker 3: that is to the decision not to endorse.
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Speaker 2: Well, see, and I mentioned, and I mentioned to you
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Speaker 2: this morning he the one interview he gave where he said,
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Speaker 2: I'm going to decide whether or not to endorse. And
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Speaker 2: then I saw something the other night on social media
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Speaker 2: that said he did say on a truth social post
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Speaker 2: that he's going to endorse. And you checked on the
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Speaker 2: fourth of March. Oh, yeah, here's what I said. It
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Speaker 2: was over Let me read, Let me read to the audience.
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Speaker 2: Let's let the jury decide this one. Well, what's the
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Speaker 2: date on what your what's the date?
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Speaker 4: No.
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Speaker 2: Today, eight fifty five am. I'm going to read ladies
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Speaker 2: and gentlemen of the jury. A text from mister Davis. Yes,
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Speaker 2: the scurless Mark Davis, are you talking about the truth
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Speaker 2: social post from March fourth, where he said he would
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Speaker 2: endorse one guy and tell the other to get out
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Speaker 2: ancient history. I said, yes, sir, that's what he said.
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Speaker 2: You said two and a half months ago, that went away.
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Speaker 2: I said, he's at it. He said it so, and
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Speaker 2: now let's take let's go to about an hour ago
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Speaker 2: outside the White House, which is what we're.
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Speaker 3: Good his assistant see him on top of the ballroom,
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Speaker 3: which was even better. Yes, with all the rug struck
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Speaker 3: noise going on, you have a hard hat on.
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Speaker 2: I wish he had a hard hat on, orange orange vest,
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Speaker 2: exactly like the McDonald's day. Here he was outside the
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Speaker 2: White House just about an hour and a half ago.
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Speaker 4: But I think Maggie's never been more together. Actually, I'm
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Speaker 4: going to be making an endorsement today in Texas. I'm
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Speaker 4: going to be putting out an endorsement in a little
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Speaker 4: while in Texas, the great state.
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Speaker 5: You know, I won.
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Speaker 4: Texas all six times meeting primaries at the race, and
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Speaker 4: I got the highest vote in the history of Texas,
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Speaker 4: and I love Texas, but I'm going to be making
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Speaker 4: an endorsement at about twelve thirty one o'clock today for
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Speaker 4: the big race to Senate race in Texas, and I
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Speaker 4: hope you find it good.
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Speaker 2: Now I think he's listening and watching the eminem podcast
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Speaker 2: because he wants to do it during our podcast. But
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Speaker 2: here's clear then let's get to it. Here's the timing problem.
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Speaker 2: Let's go through the timing. So we're live on YouTube
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Speaker 2: at noon Eastern eleventh Central. Then later today this conversation
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Speaker 2: gets released on the podcast platforms Spotify, Apple, so we
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Speaker 2: might know in real time now, but then again, we
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Speaker 2: may not, and that means we're speculating on YouTube. But
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Speaker 2: by the time people can get the podcasts, and by
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Speaker 2: the way, thousands of people are downloading the podcast every
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Speaker 2: day on Apple's Spotify, so thankful. So we may not.
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Speaker 2: This may not be, you know, in real time, so
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Speaker 2: just bear with us on the timing. Now. By tomorrow
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Speaker 2: we'll have it all out in the open, all right,
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Speaker 2: So Mark, let's go through the scenarios. You want me
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Speaker 2: to go further out on the ledge that I've already been, Yes, please,
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Speaker 2: I predict he's going to endorse Ken Paxton. I think
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Speaker 2: he's going to listen to the anti establishment, you know,
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Speaker 2: MAGA America First Base saying hey, Bill Cassidy's a wake
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Speaker 2: up call. Maybe Thomas Massey today in Kentucky. I'm not
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Speaker 2: as confident in this as I as I am that
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Speaker 2: I knew he would endorse one way or the other.
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Speaker 2: But my gut tells me, Ken, Paxton, what about you?
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Speaker 2: Where do you where do you think he'll mean?
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Speaker 3: That would be the natural, organic thing for him to do.
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Speaker 3: Ken has been an ally for a decade.
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Speaker 2: Right.
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Speaker 3: The argument I've made against that, I mean, it's flip
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Speaker 3: sides of the same coin. An endorsement of Paxton is
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Speaker 3: is a is a middle finger to Corn, and it's this.
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Speaker 3: If it is Paxton, he means that Trump considers Corning
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Speaker 3: to be a dead man walking, that he's looking to
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Speaker 3: relegate Corn into the Bill Cassidy realm of of of irrelevance.
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Speaker 3: And here on the day of what may say, the
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Speaker 3: same thing happens to Thomas Massey. It would be a nervy, ballsy,
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Speaker 3: gutsy thing to do, and it would be the more
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Speaker 3: naturally harmonious thing to do. An endorsement of Hornyan makes
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Speaker 3: a certain sense, because Cornyn is a sitting senator and
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Speaker 3: you don't want him as an impediment, or you have
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Speaker 3: hacked off for the remaining months of his service. But
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Speaker 3: that would then be a back of a hand to Paxton,
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Speaker 3: who's been a loyal friend for a decade. It's those
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Speaker 3: contravening factors that led me down my foolish road of
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Speaker 3: saying that he would not endure it. But if it is,
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Speaker 3: if it is Paxton, it might be game over. If
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Speaker 3: it is game over, then then Cornyn's finished. I mean,
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Speaker 3: wouldn't you think? I mean? Because here's the one thing
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Speaker 3: that keeps that from being one hundred percent true. A
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Speaker 3: lot of this is baked in. All of your establishment folks.
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Speaker 3: McConnell fans, John Thune fans, Paul Ryan, John McCain fans
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Speaker 3: are in the Cornyn camp already. The MAGA faithful to
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Speaker 3: Trump faithful are in the Paxton camp already. So much
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Speaker 3: of this is baked in. If it's a Cornin endorsement,
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Speaker 3: it's probably pretty helpful to the undecideds, of which there
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Speaker 3: are some. But if it's if those undecided see a Paxston,
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Speaker 3: a Trump endorsement of Packston, it's probably over, but it's
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Speaker 3: hard to beat incumbents, as I always say.
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Speaker 2: And what I like today, what I like is is
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Speaker 2: your your confident assurance that either one of them will
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Speaker 2: beat tall Ico and I like that. I like the yeah.
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Speaker 2: But although I'm a little nervous now because you don't even.
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Speaker 3: Think so, everything I've ever said is now in questions.
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Speaker 2: You're starting to remind me of Hugh Hewitt writing a book,
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Speaker 2: A Mormon in the White House. You know, if you,
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Speaker 2: if you, if you know what I mean. A lot
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Speaker 2: of comments incidentally on our YouTube page with a lot
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Speaker 2: of people. Uh, Terry writes, Look, early voting has already started.
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Speaker 2: I hope he makes it during. Hope he makes the
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Speaker 2: endorsement during the show. Uh, here's Benny writes. My problem
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Speaker 2: is I don't like Corny or Packston. Way, you gotta
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Speaker 2: choose because it's a lot. Either one of them is
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Speaker 2: a lot better than tall Rico.
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Speaker 3: but you.
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Speaker 3: That's me take two slots of time. If it's Packston,
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Speaker 3: what is it? Why do you think it's Paxton? If
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Speaker 3: it's cornyin what would that? What does it mean?
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Speaker 2: I think it's Paxton because of Bill Cassidy. I think
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Speaker 2: that the fact that Bill Cassidy didn't even make it
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Speaker 2: to the runoff in Louisiana said that a voter showed
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Speaker 2: that voters just don't have an appetite for the status
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Speaker 2: quo anymore. On cornn is perceived as pro amnesty. I
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Speaker 2: don't know if that's fair or not. I know you've
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Speaker 2: talked to him about it before. I've listened to your
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Speaker 2: interviews with Senator Cornyan over the years. I think it
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Speaker 2: is fair to say that he has been on the
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Speaker 2: record as some form of amnesty or justifying a form
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Speaker 2: of giving illegals a path to citizenship. And in a
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Speaker 2: state like Texas, that's a disqualifier, I think, certainly for
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Speaker 2: President Trump. I mean, and we want to get into
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Speaker 2: the Thomas Masse thing here too in just a moment,
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Speaker 2: and I want to get your I want to pick
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Speaker 2: your brain about Thomas Massey in Kentucky. But President Trump
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Speaker 2: has no tolerance. He will give no quarter to anybody
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Speaker 2: who seems to push up against his mass deportation agenda.
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Speaker 2: No amnesty. Now, President Trump himself has and to be fair,
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Speaker 2: has floated some idea of is there a way for
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Speaker 2: the farm workers and the hotel industry employees and people
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Speaker 2: who who might be here illegally? Is there some fine
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Speaker 2: they could pay? Is there a way to give somebody
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Speaker 2: a path? But like it or not, the dnesty label
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Speaker 2: has been firmly attached to Senator John Cornyn by a
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Speaker 2: whole lot of people, and as a result, I think
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Speaker 2: Trump is getting probably some pretty solid advice go with
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Speaker 2: the anti establishment guy, go with the outsider, and ignore
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Speaker 2: those smart kids who suggest and I got to point
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Speaker 2: this out mark a lot of the so called establishment
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Speaker 2: legacy media people say Cornan beats tall Rico easily, Paxton
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Speaker 2: maybe not so much. Maybe Paxton can't beat tallar Rico.
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Speaker 3: They most certainly can. Is it possible that there's something
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Speaker 3: about the breadth of appeal of a corn In with
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Speaker 3: his track record and the divisiveness of a Paxton candidacy
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Speaker 3: that I think is overstated? But nonetheless, would it be
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Speaker 3: like corn In winning by eight and Paxton winning by five? Maybe?
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Speaker 3: But a win is a win, I think, and I
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Speaker 3: will have and I think you can help me five
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Speaker 3: months to get everybody in Texas all healed up from
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Speaker 3: whoever loses this thing a week from tonight, to get
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Speaker 3: them refocused on the enemy of my enemy is my friend,
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Speaker 3: and that nothing is worse than Senator James Tallerrico. So
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Speaker 3: it'll be time for everybody to dust themselves off, pull
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Speaker 3: their heads out, get with the program, and unite so
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Speaker 3: we can beat Tallery.
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Speaker 2: That's the key and I and that's and that that
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Speaker 2: will be Look, let's be clear here, Trump is about
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Speaker 2: to endorse apparently maybe within the hour. No matter who
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Speaker 2: he endorses, we're gonna have to coalesce. We got to
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Speaker 2: get behind whoever the Republican picked person is now. Remember
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Speaker 2: what he said on that truth social post a couple
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Speaker 2: of months ago that you've poo pooed on all over.
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Speaker 2: He said, I'm going to endorse one and I'm going
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Speaker 2: to tell the other one to drop out, right, which
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Speaker 2: was never gonna have Oh really, no, sterdamas well, it
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Speaker 2: didn't happen, and what could it happen after today?
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Speaker 3: Oh? Good lord? With seventy Okay, you want to double
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Speaker 3: down on this? Okay, here's Mike Gallagher predicting that once
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Speaker 3: the endorsement is made, Trump will call on the You
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Speaker 3: know then, I'm gonna stop talking right now because he
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Speaker 3: might just do it. It would be the trumpiest thing
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Speaker 3: in the world to say. With seven the poles are
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Speaker 3: incredibly tight. Packston has a slight lead in most of them.
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Speaker 3: But if whoever he doesn't endure, he's ah the not etiquette,
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Speaker 3: the norms that are dashed against the rocks, and I
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Speaker 3: know tis the season. Tis the season. Here is a
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Speaker 3: sitting senator in cornyin who has been absolutely a pretty
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Speaker 3: staunch ally and a good boy scout for this term
18:30
Speaker 3: Trump two point zero. We can talk years past, and
18:32
Speaker 3: that's where a lot of the baggage for corn comes
18:34
Speaker 3: from but for for Trump to just give him the
18:37
Speaker 3: back of the hand and not just endorse against him,
18:41
Speaker 3: but call on him to get out, to abandon the
18:44
Speaker 3: erase for the seat he currently holds. Wow, that would
18:47
Speaker 3: be Trump on steroids.
18:49
Speaker 2: Can I tell you? Can I tell you? What? What?
18:51
Speaker 7: What?
18:51
Speaker 2: I want to point out to this audience. We just
18:54
Speaker 2: heard Mark Davis use the word etiquette norms. I don't
18:59
Speaker 2: in the same edique. Norms and Donald Trump. They don't
19:02
Speaker 2: go together. He could throw that out the window, and
19:06
Speaker 2: he could say, look, I mean, but this is not
19:10
Speaker 2: a primary against Tallerico yet, this is not a general election.
19:14
Speaker 2: So I can see Trump telling the other one to
19:16
Speaker 2: drop out for the for the good of beating the Democrat.
19:19
Speaker 2: But when you think about it, logically, what sense does
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Speaker 2: it make to have asked the other one to drop out?
19:26
Speaker 2: One of these one is going to be gone in
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Speaker 2: a week. One of them will be gone, no matter what.
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Speaker 2: So no matter what, no matter what. All right, let's
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Speaker 2: go to Kentucky. Here. Incidentally, lots of great comments here
19:36
Speaker 2: on the YouTube, but page I love comments and text
19:39
Speaker 2: messages and all that. Lady Gizmo said, I've listened to
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Speaker 2: you guys for over sixteen years. This is the first
19:46
Speaker 2: time I've seen you. I love it. I finally get
19:48
Speaker 2: to see you guys live. So thank you, and I
19:51
Speaker 2: love this one. This is fun. Mark Davis a swing
19:55
Speaker 2: and a miss on this one. Mike, you nailed it well,
19:57
Speaker 2: thank you, thank you.
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Speaker 3: It's deserved.
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Speaker 2: It's deserved, all right. So let's go to Kentucky. I
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Speaker 2: am so fascinated by this Thomas Massey ed gallerying of
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Speaker 2: battle today. Let me let me play for you, Stephen Miller,
20:13
Speaker 2: because look, he here's what's fascinating. This is a little
20:16
Speaker 2: bit different than the Bill Cassidy situation because look, there's
20:21
Speaker 2: not there was not a lot of passion for Bill
20:23
Speaker 2: for Bill Cassidy from anybody from any Republican right. He
20:27
Speaker 2: he betrayed Trump over and over again. He voted to
20:29
Speaker 2: impeach Trump. This is a guy snake, an absolute snake.
20:34
Speaker 2: And and now he's gonna go Tom tillis you wait.
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Speaker 3: And see the last took. And by that you mean.
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Speaker 2: He's gonna He's gonna do everything he can to thwart
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Speaker 2: Trump's agenda at every stop along the way until.
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Speaker 3: Which, by the way, is what people what people concern.
20:48
Speaker 3: Cornyn will do if he loses. I don't know that
20:51
Speaker 3: that happens, and we'll we'll have to see when we see.
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Speaker 2: But anyway, well, if and if he does, he's going
20:56
Speaker 2: to show his true colors. Because Tom Tillis is showing
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Speaker 2: his true color. I think Cassidy will show his true color.
21:02
Speaker 3: Is the real guy when you're not worrying about the
21:04
Speaker 3: voters anymore, you see the real guy.
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Speaker 2: Bingo. And I hope John Cornyan doesn't go that route
21:10
Speaker 2: of hum.
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Speaker 3: I don't think he would, I.
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Speaker 2: Please Lord, I hope he doesn't. But anyway, so Stephen Miller,
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Speaker 2: the White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy and
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Speaker 2: Homeland Security, got out his iPhone and made a little video.
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Speaker 2: He did a little two minute clip that I want
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Speaker 2: to share with you about Thomas Massey, accusing him of
21:29
Speaker 2: really being a trader to the MAGA movement for continually
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Speaker 2: siding with Democrats against President Trump. Here's Stephen Miller.
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Speaker 6: Stephen Miller here to talk with you about a very
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Speaker 6: important subject, which is how Tom Massey betrayed America, betrayed you,
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Speaker 6: and betrayed your children. The single most important issue affecting
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Speaker 6: the future of our country is ending the mass Third
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Speaker 6: World invasion. Of America and reversing that invasion, and on
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Speaker 6: the most important issue, on the most important vote, on
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Speaker 6: the most important bill, on the most important day, Tom
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Speaker 6: Massey sided with every House Democrat, every Senate Democrat, Hakim Jeffreys,
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Speaker 6: Nancy Pelosi, and Chuck Schumer, against President Trump, against the
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Speaker 6: American people, and against you and your family. When the
22:15
Speaker 6: time came to vote for President Trump's signature Border Security
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Speaker 6: and Immigration Enforsement Bill, the bill to provide a record
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Speaker 6: funding for ice and border patrol and mass deportation, Tom
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Speaker 6: Massey voted no.
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Speaker 5: Tom Massey voted to kill the bill.
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Speaker 7: Tom Massey sided with the House and Senate Democrats over
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Speaker 7: the sovereignty of this republic. I personally called Tom Massey
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Speaker 7: and I said, Tom, this is the most important.
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Speaker 5: Vote of your life and career.
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Speaker 7: This is the vote to reverse the invasion of America,
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Speaker 7: and we need your vote, we need your support.
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Speaker 5: And Tom Massey said, we can all pound sand.
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Speaker 7: He voted against Trump, he voted against the American people,
22:56
Speaker 7: He voted against you. He voted to kill the most
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Speaker 7: important bill of his career. That is the real Tom Massey.
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Speaker 7: He sided with the illegals, He sided with the left
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Speaker 7: wing NGOs. He sided with the refugee industrial complex, and
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Speaker 7: he sided with the radical Democrats and crazy communists instead
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Speaker 7: of siding with you, your family, your children, and your
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Speaker 7: loved ones. That's the truth. That's what you need to hear.
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Speaker 7: That is what you need to know. When American needed him,
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Speaker 7: when you needed him, when President Trump needed him, Tom
23:27
Speaker 7: Massey sided with the radical left and the foreign predators
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Speaker 7: and criminal aliens over the American people.
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Speaker 3: Marl marking down is undecided.
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Speaker 2: How much? How much do you like Miller? Huh?
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Speaker 3: He is here is it's a measure of Stephen Miller's value,
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Speaker 3: how hated he is, because when they come after him
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Speaker 3: with all of their arrows, all of their nuclear missiles
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Speaker 3: in the leftist media culture, that's how you know you
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Speaker 3: have an effective communicator.
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Speaker 2: Well, and and let's talk a little bit about the
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Speaker 2: passion that people do have for Tom Massey, because I
24:03
Speaker 2: don't know if you're getting this with your audience, but
24:05
Speaker 2: every time I bring it up, I get passionate Tom
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Speaker 2: Massey supporters. And today I was getting voters from Kentucky
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Speaker 2: saying I'm on my way to the polls to vote
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Speaker 2: for Tom Massey because he's a fiscal hawk. He's a
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Speaker 2: purist when it comes to financial things. And I'm like, well,
24:20
Speaker 2: wait a minute, how do you explain all the people
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Speaker 2: on the far left, including you know, jenk Ungar whatever
24:26
Speaker 2: his name is, hoping that Thomas Massey.
24:28
Speaker 3: Wins because it'd be a black mark against Trump's endorsement record.
24:31
Speaker 3: The reason the left suddenly likes Tom Massey is because
24:34
Speaker 3: of Tom Massey victory would be a setback on the
24:38
Speaker 3: Trump litany of it.
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Speaker 2: But that doesn't explain why Trump supporters are backing Massy.
24:43
Speaker 2: Are they see? That's a good question. I had a
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Speaker 2: lady today, Debra. She's I'm on my way to the
24:49
Speaker 2: polls to vote for Thomas Massey, and she goes, I
24:51
Speaker 2: voted for Trump three times. Okay, every time somebody says that,
24:53
Speaker 2: sometimes my radar goes up. I think, uh oh, are
24:56
Speaker 2: we going to get trolled here? Sure enough, at the
24:59
Speaker 2: end of the call, she said, and I have to say,
25:02
Speaker 2: I'm not really on board with all the things Trump
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Speaker 2: is doing these days.
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Speaker 3: There it is, it is possible, It certainly is positive.
25:11
Speaker 3: There's a ven diagram. I love the ven diagrams of
25:13
Speaker 3: Trump support and Massy support. It involves the people who
25:16
Speaker 3: voted for Trump, who are fiscal hawks, and they probably
25:21
Speaker 3: don't think Trump likes Trump cuts spending enough, but they
25:24
Speaker 3: love the various other long list of conservative things that
25:27
Speaker 3: he will do and has done. But listen, there's not
25:30
Speaker 3: a president in your lifetime or mind that is cut
25:33
Speaker 3: spending enough. And the Rand polls and the Thomas Massey's
25:37
Speaker 3: and the libertarians are kind of courageous in pointing out
25:41
Speaker 3: that government spending is so out of control that nothing
25:44
Speaker 3: else matters, that we must be focused like a laser
25:48
Speaker 3: beam on that to the exclusion of all else. I
25:51
Speaker 3: think that loses some pragmatism points. And that's what Stephen
25:54
Speaker 3: Miller's pointing out. It means the Big Beautiful Bill is flawed.
25:57
Speaker 3: It means that some of the border protections are flawed
26:01
Speaker 3: because they involve the spending of some money that they
26:03
Speaker 3: just don't want to spend because they don't want to
26:05
Speaker 3: spend anything, which I understand they're not on principle wrong,
26:10
Speaker 3: but they are laser focused, single issue people. It's a
26:13
Speaker 3: good issue compared to the broad strokes that the Trump
26:17
Speaker 3: agenda would like people to see.
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Speaker 2: Well, let's look at examples of what Congressman Massey has opposed.
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Speaker 2: Like you said, he voted against the Big Beautiful Bill Act,
26:25
Speaker 2: which included tax cuts, border and immigration enforcement funding, and
26:30
Speaker 2: a whole lot of Trump priorities. I'm I'm very concerned
26:33
Speaker 2: for the guy who's always described as mister fiscal you know, scholar.
26:38
Speaker 2: Here he voted against the budget and the continuing Resolution
26:42
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty five, he was the lone Republican no
26:46
Speaker 2: vote on the Trump backed budget resolution that paved the
26:50
Speaker 2: way for the president's legislative agenda. And of course he
26:55
Speaker 2: always votes against aid for Israel. And that, of course,
26:58
Speaker 2: there's another hot data there. That's another big issue that
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Speaker 2: that I think people people make people enamored with Thomas
27:06
Speaker 2: Massey because people who think we shouldn't be in Iran
27:09
Speaker 2: len Israel fan for themselves.
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Speaker 3: Here here's some overlap. What a great point. I don't
27:13
Speaker 3: for one minute think to Tom Massey has an anti
27:16
Speaker 3: Semitic bone in his body. No, he has the purity
27:18
Speaker 3: of just not want to spend money on hardly anything,
27:22
Speaker 3: but in that you know, enough money for Israel, no
27:26
Speaker 3: money for the Iran war. That will attract the Tucker
27:31
Speaker 3: and Candace Wing and and give him a support base.
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Speaker 2: And by the way I respect. I respect that, I
27:37
Speaker 2: respect that that purity of being able to say, look
27:40
Speaker 2: I do. But like you say, over and over and
27:43
Speaker 2: over again, America First, it doesn't mean America only, No,
27:49
Speaker 2: it does. That's that's and that's a really important distinction. Hey, Mark,
27:53
Speaker 2: have you ever heard me hit the troll song? When
27:54
Speaker 2: I've got a troll on the show, somebody comes along
27:57
Speaker 2: that like tries to disrupt the show and it's.
27:59
Speaker 3: All a while, So let's let's share it.
28:01
Speaker 2: Well, because we have a troll alert on the message
28:04
Speaker 2: board on YouTube. Oh do captain Captain Caveman, appropriately named.
28:10
Speaker 3: Has reached props for the handle. I like that.
28:12
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well here's what he wrote. Why do Mike and
28:15
Speaker 2: Mark still defend adjudicated rapist? Why do Mike and Mark
28:22
Speaker 2: still defend an adjudicated rapist? Now, first of all, Captain Caveman,
28:26
Speaker 2: this may be news for you. You might want to make
28:28
Speaker 2: a quick call to an attorney because that's actually legally
28:31
Speaker 2: actionable because the man is not an adjudicated rapist. That's
28:35
Speaker 2: a lie. He was never he was.
28:39
Speaker 3: To bury the lead, I don't. I don't want to
28:41
Speaker 3: bury the lud here because you want a thing if
28:42
Speaker 3: you want to the lead is that Captain Caveman sixty
28:46
Speaker 3: apparently reviles everything we stand for and is nonetheless drawn
28:52
Speaker 3: and compelled to the product.
28:54
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's and he's and he's texting. I get that
28:57
Speaker 2: he's watching.
28:58
Speaker 3: I'm just watching. He chooses, I am but you and flattered.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, well I I call him out to be the
29:05
Speaker 2: troll that he is. Hit it, Eric.
29:11
Speaker 5: Breagell.
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Speaker 2: That's my troll alert. So Captain cave Man, crawl back
29:21
Speaker 2: into your cave because.
29:23
Speaker 3: As counterpoint, I want to invite the Captain cave Man
29:26
Speaker 3: community to come joint Listen. Don't you want people who
29:29
Speaker 3: hate us to like and subscribe? Yeah, but I don't lie.
29:33
Speaker 3: But I don't want people to lie, and here's not
29:35
Speaker 3: burying them. I want to see the troll definitions. To me,
29:39
Speaker 3: I think, is someone who passes themselves off. I've voted
29:42
Speaker 3: for Trulli and then you subsequently this guy is dead honest.
29:48
Speaker 2: But I take great offense at this stupid, damnable lie
29:52
Speaker 2: that Trump was adjudicated of rape, because that is technically,
29:56
Speaker 2: that is legally, that is completely factually cross and that's
30:01
Speaker 2: that's just something that when you if you support somebody
30:04
Speaker 2: or even if you don't, you shouldn't be lying about
30:07
Speaker 2: a legal outcome of a case. I mean, if you're
30:09
Speaker 2: I guess she's talking about Egen Carroll, that nut, that
30:14
Speaker 2: whack job, that woman who couldn't remember what year it
30:17
Speaker 2: happened in in the dressing room of bergdarf Good. And
30:21
Speaker 2: by the way, you know something, Mark, she ain't getting
30:24
Speaker 2: a dime. She she's been out there dunking on with
30:27
Speaker 2: Rachel Maddow about how she's gonna get her sixty one
30:29
Speaker 2: hundred million or whatever stupid amount the idiot New York
30:32
Speaker 2: jury gave her. She ain't getting any of that. That's
30:35
Speaker 2: all tied up in appeals. That is, that is excessive. Uh,
30:39
Speaker 2: and the facts of her case are so suspect it
30:43
Speaker 2: defies any kind of logic. But it's but it's what
30:45
Speaker 2: the Captain Caveman's of the world clington because they want
30:49
Speaker 2: to say, ooh, Trump's a rapist. And then and next,
30:53
Speaker 2: I'm sure Captain Caveman's next clever comeback is gonna be
30:56
Speaker 2: he's a pedophile, right, he was raping kids on on
31:00
Speaker 2: Epstein Isle now.
31:01
Speaker 3: And now you're giving them even more of what they want.
31:03
Speaker 3: Being made famous on the YouTube stream. So I don't
31:06
Speaker 3: mind that I don't like calling we will love us.
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Speaker 2: Hey.
31:09
Speaker 3: That excited, right, But just like.
31:12
Speaker 2: Just for the record, listen, I'm not kidding you, Captain
31:14
Speaker 2: k Man. Be careful because you could get sued for
31:17
Speaker 2: calling somebody an adjudicated rapist when in fact they were not.
31:21
Speaker 2: I mean it was supposed to I found it, never rape.
31:24
Speaker 3: I found. So as we await this and the timing
31:27
Speaker 3: is not going to be our friend, it looks like
31:28
Speaker 3: we're going to probably come to an end here without
31:34
Speaker 3: knowing what the endorsement is. Uh. Here's another additional quote though,
31:38
Speaker 3: from Trump on this coming endorsement quote. There are those
31:43
Speaker 3: who say whoever I endorse is going to win. I
31:46
Speaker 3: don't know if that's true. Historically it's absolutely true. I
31:51
Speaker 3: just don't like to say it because I don't like
31:53
Speaker 3: to brag. I've had my mind made up for a
31:56
Speaker 3: long time. I just think it's going to be appropriate.
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Speaker 2: Ladies and gentlemen. I want to again share with you
32:02
Speaker 2: that Mark Davis just quoted President Trump is saying, I
32:05
Speaker 2: don't like to brag.
32:06
Speaker 3: Exact, and the I would like to draw attention to myself.
32:13
Speaker 2: The Pope does not like to get on the knees,
32:15
Speaker 2: his knees at night before he goes to bed, and
32:16
Speaker 2: a bear doesn't know what in the woods because the
32:20
Speaker 2: man goal lee. What a time to be alive and
32:23
Speaker 2: what a time to just kind of absorb all of
32:25
Speaker 2: this stuff. Mark, I mean, it's fascinating to watch. I
32:29
Speaker 2: keep saying this. I like our chances over and over again,
32:32
Speaker 2: and I think about the goodness of this audience and
32:35
Speaker 2: what people are capable of doing. We're doing the springtime
32:39
Speaker 2: Prison Fellowship campaign to send kids to summer camp for
32:41
Speaker 2: a week. Do you know how many kids we've already
32:45
Speaker 2: gotten sponsored in a week? Try like three hundred and ten.
32:48
Speaker 2: Like it costs two hundred dollars to sponsor a child.
32:52
Speaker 2: Sixty thousand dollars come flowing into the And it's a
32:55
Speaker 2: beautiful ministry. It's Prison Fellowship. You and I've worked together
32:58
Speaker 2: over the years with this great grew so Food for
33:01
Speaker 2: the Poor and all these great groups we get to
33:03
Speaker 2: work with and a few times a year, so with
33:05
Speaker 2: this maybe new audience here for the M and M extra.
33:07
Speaker 2: If you go to mic online dot com, you'll see
33:09
Speaker 2: a banner there. It's a It's a ministry that a
33:13
Speaker 2: child of a prisoner, a son or daughter of somebody
33:16
Speaker 2: in prison, gets sent to a Christ centered camp, a
33:19
Speaker 2: summer camp for a full week. It's two hundred dollars
33:22
Speaker 2: to sponsor a child. Already, Team Gallagher has generated enough
33:25
Speaker 2: to send over three hundred kids. Our goal is six fifty,
33:28
Speaker 2: but we're almost halfway there, and we've got two more
33:30
Speaker 2: weeks left in the camp. Two and a half weeks
33:32
Speaker 2: left in the campaign. So thank you for blessing.
33:34
Speaker 3: These I like your chances.
33:35
Speaker 2: I like our chances. And look, this is and this
33:38
Speaker 2: is a rare day where you've been dead wrong about
33:40
Speaker 2: something like.
33:42
Speaker 3: It happens more often than I'd like to know. But
33:44
Speaker 3: on on Tomorrow's on tomorrow's eminem live stream at eleven
33:48
Speaker 3: Central noon Easter and we react to what to what
33:50
Speaker 3: happened to MASSI did l Gran beat him or not?
33:54
Speaker 3: Will we'll be able to react for reels to whom
33:58
Speaker 3: Trump endorsed, and interpaction and talk about what it all
34:02
Speaker 3: meant and a collection of various other things happening in
34:05
Speaker 3: the news and in our minds.
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Speaker 2: And I will say in closing, thank you, Mark, You've
34:10
Speaker 2: been a good sport today. You've handled this well. So
34:12
Speaker 2: guy I always try it.
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Speaker 3: I am appropriately humbled. God, bless you go in
34:15
Speaker 2: Peace, See you tomorrow.