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Buckle Up, Deplorables · David Pollack Primetime

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Speaker 1: ON TUESDAY, YOU'RE NOT JUST PICKING A CONGRESS. YOU'RE DECIDING
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Speaker 1: WHETHER TO HAND THE GAVEL BACK TO THE PEOPLE WHO
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Speaker 1: ALREADY SHOWED US WHAT THEY'LL DO WITH IT. PRESIDENT TRUMP
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Speaker 1: HAS LIVED IT MORE THAN ANYONE AND SOMEHOW HE'S STILL STANDING.
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Speaker 1: They sold you Russia collusion for two years. Bob Mueller
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Speaker 1: couldn't establish it. They put half his voters in a
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Speaker 1: basket of deplorables, and us deplorables won anyway. And today,
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Speaker 1: Elon Musk put the stakes in writing, saying if Democrats
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Speaker 1: sweep Washington in 2028, he says they'll make D.C. and
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Speaker 1: Puerto Rico states, open the borders and legalize everyone here illegally,
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Speaker 1: and expand the Supreme Court. What stops it? 51 Republican senators.
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Speaker 1: That is why you should vote for Republican senators this election.
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Speaker 1: Elon Musk, smartest man alive, I think. And he's right.
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Speaker 1: We've seen what Democrats do when they have power. When
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Speaker 1: Democrats ran the White House and both houses of Congress
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Speaker 1: under Jimmy Carter, they let government funding lapse five times
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Speaker 1: in three years. They couldn't even agree with each other
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Speaker 1: in 2010 with total control of Washington. They rammed Obamacare
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Speaker 1: through without a single Republican vote. Nancy Pelosi told us
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Speaker 1: we have to pass the bill so you can find
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Speaker 1: out what's in it. Barack Obama promised if you like
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Speaker 1: your health care plan, you can keep it. Millions of
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Speaker 1: Americans got cancellation letters instead. And in 2019, the minute
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Speaker 1: Pelosi got the gavel back, she called President Trump's border
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Speaker 1: wall an immorality and refused to fund it while the
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Speaker 1: shutdown dragged on more than three weeks as a result.
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Speaker 1: And in 2020, Chuck Schumer said, sit outside the Supreme
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Speaker 1: Court and told Justices Gorsuch and Kavanaugh, you have released
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Speaker 1: a whirlwind and you will pay the price. You won't
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Speaker 1: know what hit you. The Chief Justice called it dangerous rhetoric.
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Speaker 1: That summer, Pelosi, Schumer, and their fellow Democrats knelt in
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Speaker 1: the Capitol for eight minutes and 46 seconds, draped in
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Speaker 1: African kente cloths for George Floyd and The next year,
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Speaker 1: Pelosi said, thank you, George Floyd, for sacrificing your life
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Speaker 1: for justice. 2021, Democrats had it all again. They passed
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Speaker 1: a $ 1. 9 trillion spending bill without a single Republican vote.
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Speaker 1: That inflation hit 9.1%, the highest in 40 years. Joe
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Speaker 1: Biden and his auto pens, disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan, left
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Speaker 1: 13 American service members dead at Abbey Gate. And the
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Speaker 1: southern border saw nearly 2.4 million encounters in a single year,
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Speaker 1: a record. And here's Nancy Pelosi at the end of
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Speaker 1: President Trump's 2020 State of the Union. Remember this?
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Speaker 2: Thank you.
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Speaker 1: God bless you. And God bless America.
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Speaker 3: Thank you very much.
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Speaker 1: That speech saluted 100-year-old Tuskegee Airman General Charles McGee. She
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Speaker 1: tore it up. She couldn't even really tear it. And
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Speaker 1: now they're telling you who's next. Guy I'm calling Timu Obama, Mr.
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Speaker 1: Hakeem Jeffries. Guy talks with his hands. says the corrupt
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Speaker 1: sycophants around Donald Trump don't have immunity, and he promises,
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Speaker 1: beginning on day one, we're going to hold who he
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Speaker 1: calls the crooks accountable. J.B. Pritzker says Trump officials and
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Speaker 1: federal agents who, in his words, broke the law should
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Speaker 1: be criminally prosecuted, civilly prosecuted, whatever it is that we
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Speaker 1: can do. And here's Senator Elisa Slotkin on young people
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Speaker 1: thinking about working for President Trump.
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Speaker 4: I want young people coming out of school to say,
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Speaker 4: should I go work for the Trump administration? Like, that
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Speaker 4: sounds fun. I might get an opportunity. I want them
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Speaker 4: to be like, Lord, that might be buying myself a
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Speaker 4: ton of problems that I don't want. And so let
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Speaker 4: me avoid participating in that.
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Speaker 1: She says she only meets people who break the law.
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Speaker 1: She aimed it at kids just out of school. And
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Speaker 1: here's Hillary Clinton. She's still around. On her podcast this week.
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Speaker 5: We need to take him on. And I think we
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Speaker 5: can see that happen.
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Speaker 1: So buckle up.
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Speaker 5: The election is just the beginning. We have to win
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Speaker 5: the election to rein him in and hold him accountable.
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Speaker 1: So if you voted for Donald Trump, that means you.
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Speaker 1: And she closed with this. So buckle up. The election
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Speaker 1: is just beginning. We take her at her word. Here's
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Speaker 1: the bottom line. Every time Democrats have held the gavel,
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Speaker 1: they've used it on President Trump and on the people
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Speaker 1: who voted for him. Now they're telling you who they'll
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Speaker 1: go after next. 51 Republican senators and a Republican House
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Speaker 1: are all that stands in the way. Go vote. JOINING
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Speaker 1: ME NOW IS ATTORNEY FRANK DEVITO. WELCOME BACK. THIS IS
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Speaker 1: A SERIOUS ELECTION AND DEMOCRATS ARE UNSERIOUS PEOPLE WHO WANT
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Speaker 1: TO DO VERY SERIOUS THINGS, RIGHT?
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Speaker 6: YEAH.
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Speaker 7: Very strongly in your opening monologue. I couldn't agree more.
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Speaker 8: We have a voting problem with the way that Republicans
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Speaker 8: think and act and vote. And in a way, it's
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Speaker 8: based on a good instinct, right? Democrats run a machine.
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Speaker 8: They can have the most insane, weak, crazy candidates, and
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Speaker 8: their people turn out, right? They vote by mail. They
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Speaker 8: vote from beyond the grave.
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Speaker 7: They vote. Republicans tend to think, right?
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Speaker 8: And so if we get a candidate like, oh, I
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Speaker 8: don't like him. He's too this way. He's not MAGA enough.
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Speaker 8: He's too MAGA. We stay home. This is a real problem.
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Speaker 8: I've been dealing with this in my own family and extended,
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Speaker 8: you know, community. People are like, well, I don't like
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Speaker 8: this candidate. I can't support them. He supports this or
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Speaker 8: he did that. Like, I understand the grievances, keep them
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Speaker 8: in house, vote in primaries, go to meetings, speak up.
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Speaker 7: But I mean, it's either.
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Speaker 8: Some sometimes pretty imperfect Republicans or people who want to
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Speaker 8: tear the whole country apart and destroy us.
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Speaker 7: I'm a realist. This is a no brainer.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, for us, it's a no-brainer. Really what it boils
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Speaker 1: down to is getting people motivated enough to show up,
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Speaker 1: which is why I detail really what's at stake in
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Speaker 1: these midterm elections. It's not you're disappointed about gas prices.
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Speaker 1: It's not you don't like the war in Iran. It's
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Speaker 1: not we didn't arrest enough people in the FBI who
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Speaker 1: are responsible for January 6th or crossfire hurricane. Those aren't
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Speaker 1: reasons to stay home because on the other side, the Democrats,
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Speaker 1: the chaos and just the failure of every government they've
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Speaker 1: been responsible for, and even worse, the weaponization of that
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Speaker 1: government is It's really too consequential to even roll the
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Speaker 1: dice with, right?
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Speaker 7: Yeah, that's right.
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Speaker 8: And like I said, sometimes you have imperfect candidates on
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Speaker 8: the Republican side.
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Speaker 7: Often you have imperfect candidates.
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Speaker 8: There are candidates for certain offices where I would have
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Speaker 8: chosen somebody else. But again, it's like, oh, we have
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Speaker 8: a 7 out of 10, a 6 out of 10.
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Speaker 8: But every Democrat opponent is frightening, right? I don't see
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Speaker 8: any race where you could even come close to saying, oh,
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Speaker 8: maybe the Democrat is the better bet for for America,
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Speaker 8: for normal people, for sanity. Everything they touch is a disaster.
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Speaker 8: This is not the 19, you know, pick your decades, 80s, 90s,
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Speaker 8: moderate center-left Democrat. These people are almost, to a candidate,
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Speaker 8: completely crazy and bent on destroying the country.
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Speaker 7: Stakes are high.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, they're radical, and they want a radical transformation of
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Speaker 1: this country. As they've always said, we want to build
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Speaker 1: it back better, which means they want to tear it
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Speaker 1: down and build it up in whatever socialist version they
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Speaker 1: want to recreate America with. But Americans are strong. I
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Speaker 1: have faith that Tuesday is going to be good for us. Frank,
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Speaker 1: thank you so much for being here and giving your take,
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Speaker 1: as always.
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Speaker 7: Anytime. Thanks for having me, David.
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Speaker 1: Thank you. Coming up, Jenica Pounds, you might know her
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Speaker 1: as Data Republican. Well, she says former USAID democracy officials
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Speaker 1: are planning for an election meltdown right here at home.
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Speaker 1: Not stolen votes, a perfectly clean election that a quarter
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Speaker 1: or even half of the country doesn't trust. She joins
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Speaker 1: me along with her interpreter next. Then, gas is coming down.
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Speaker 1: The economy grew 3.4% last quarter. Democrats want you to
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Speaker 1: feel squeezed anyway. I've got an economist here to tell
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Speaker 1: you all the great news. Stick around.
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Speaker 1: On Tuesday, you get to decide who runs Congress. And
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Speaker 1: according to Data Republican, a network of former USAID democracy officials, well,
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Speaker 1: they've already planned for the day after in case they
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Speaker 1: don't like what you choose. Her research shows that for decades,
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Speaker 1: USAID's democracy office interfered in other countries' politics, helping opposition
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Speaker 1: movements topple governments. President Trump and Doge shut that agency down,
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Speaker 1: and the rats kind of scurried to new nests, it seems.
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Speaker 1: She found some of those same- OFFICERS REGROUPED AS THE
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Speaker 1: DEMOCRACY RENEWAL GROUP, IN THEIR OWN WORDS. THEY'RE NOW APPLYING
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Speaker 1: THAT EXPERTISE TO THE UNITED STATES. THAT'S RIGHT. SHE SAYS
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Speaker 1: THEY'RE NOW RUNNING THAT SAME PLANE BOOK ON HER OWN ELECTIONS.
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Speaker 1: Jennica Pounds, better known as Data Republican on X, an
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Speaker 1: author of the new book Unelected, has been sounding the
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Speaker 1: alarm about this for a while now. She's publishing what
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Speaker 1: she calls the Democracy Files, more than 300 gigabytes of
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Speaker 1: their calls and their documents, she says, were left open
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Speaker 1: on a public drive. In the files she published, their
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Speaker 1: planners are preparing for an election meltdown. On a recording
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Speaker 1: from a January forum, they spelled out what that means.
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Speaker 1: Not stolen votes. A perfectly clean election that a quarter
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Speaker 1: or even half of the country doesn't trust. As Jenica
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Speaker 1: reads it, they don't need to win the vote. They
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Speaker 1: just need enough people to doubt it. Once enough people do, well,
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Speaker 1: they get to call it illegitimate. Then there's activist Paul Zeitz,
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Speaker 1: a co-initiator of their Renew American Democracy plan. In May,
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Speaker 1: he wrote on his own substack, a Congress not elected
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Speaker 1: and seated freely and fairly in the 2026 midterms is, quote, illegitimate.
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Speaker 1: And on an August call, Jenica posted a speaker laid
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Speaker 1: out what happens once that line is crossed. The governors
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Speaker 1: become the leading governing authority. She reports these groups are
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Speaker 1: running a situation room for the midterms and beyond. She
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Speaker 1: warns the longer game is to provoke President Trump into
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Speaker 1: the Insurrection Act, which she calls the trigger to pull
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Speaker 1: off their coup. Her answer to all of this is turnout.
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Speaker 1: That's why her other warning matters just as much in
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Speaker 1: North Carolina. On the first day of in-person early voting,
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Speaker 1: she counted Democrats ahead by nearly 28 points. Four years ago,
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Speaker 1: it was six. She points out Democrats led North Carolina's
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Speaker 1: early vote in 22, too. And Republicans still won every
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Speaker 1: statewide race. Her message is blunt. You must turn out.
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Speaker 1: Even Texas is going to be a fight. Just bottom line.
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Speaker 1: The people who spent their careers influencing other countries' elections
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Speaker 1: are now, according to Data Republican, planning to subvert our
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Speaker 1: own elections here at home. Her advice is bring your
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Speaker 1: friends to the polls and vote straight, Republican. Make the
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Speaker 1: margin too big for anyone to portray as illegitimate. Joining
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Speaker 1: me now is Jenica Pounds, better known as Data Republican
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Speaker 1: on X, author of the new book, Unelected, and a
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Speaker 1: former big tech engineer, along with her interpreter. Jenica, welcome.
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Speaker 1: Thank you so much for being here. I know to
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Speaker 1: a lot of people, this threat is going to seem.
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Speaker 1: Tinfoil hat-like, conspiratorial. But this is actually a real thing, right?
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Speaker 1: This is something we need to be concerned about, right?
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Speaker 2: Oh, yes, absolutely. They've done this in many, many different countries.
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Speaker 2: You have to understand that. And it's been successful in
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Speaker 2: the way that the plan has gone exactly how they
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Speaker 2: wanted it. And to be honest, there's a lot of
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Speaker 2: money and a lot of groups involved in this.
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Speaker 1: And I mean.
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Speaker 2: It's all about restructuring American government. They want to completely
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Speaker 2: rewrite the Constitution and everything that governs us.
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Speaker 1: And we've seen them starting to lay the groundwork for this.
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Speaker 1: And look, for those of us who watch, sit back
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Speaker 1: and watch and analyze, not as well as you do,
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Speaker 1: but we try, you hear what they're planning on doing.
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Speaker 1: You see the leaked videos. But then, then you see
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Speaker 1: the politicians start saying things that are really concerning, like
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Speaker 1: Gavin Newsom saying, oh, we're going to send out observers
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Speaker 1: to make sure that nothing funny happens in the elections.
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Speaker 1: In a state like California, where It's always funny in
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Speaker 1: their elections. It does seem like there is a plan
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Speaker 1: in place to do exactly like what you've been warning about.
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Speaker 2: Oh, yes, absolutely. It's exactly that. And they're publicly announcing this.
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Speaker 2: And this video is proof that these plans that they're
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Speaker 2: making are real. And they want these red lines crossed
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Speaker 2: so that they could provoke this administration.
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Speaker 1: And so... And how do they get Trump to invoke
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Speaker 1: the Insurrection Act, essentially? They make people doubt the election
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Speaker 1: so much that nobody accepts the result? Are they sort
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Speaker 1: of— are they kind of poking Trump in order to get
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Speaker 1: him to say the election is illegitimate? Is that the plan?
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Speaker 2: It's not necessarily that. There are a few scenarios that
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Speaker 2: the Insurrection Act can be invoked, right? It's not just
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Speaker 2: one straight situation. And it really comes down to mass
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Speaker 2: violence and riots, right? Like all these people, this group,
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Speaker 2: all of these organizations, they claim that they're nonviolent, right? Oh, no, no,
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Speaker 2: we're just trying to help the people. But they're planning
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Speaker 2: a response that centers on them initiating mass violence. And
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Speaker 2: they'll only do this when the administration crosses these red
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Speaker 2: lines that these unelected people decided for all of us.
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Speaker 2: And one of them is, you know, an illegitimate election.
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Speaker 2: There's tons of things that could cause it.
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Speaker 1: So essentially, the plan is this. This is what they
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Speaker 1: if they the outcome of the election isn't what they
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Speaker 1: hoped it would be.
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Speaker 11: Right.
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Speaker 1: If if Democrats don't turn out and Republicans are able
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Speaker 1: to win these races, if they don't get control of
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Speaker 1: the House or even if they do. the plan essentially
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Speaker 1: is to kind of continue to do what we've seen
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Speaker 1: them do, and that's these spontaneous protests where people just
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Speaker 1: show up and they become violent, they start attacking people.
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Speaker 1: And so their plan essentially is to sort of inspire violence?
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Speaker 1: And locally, is that what we're looking at here?
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Speaker 2: Um.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: And keep in mind, like everybody's looking for, you know,
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Speaker 2: this big boogeyman who controls all of this. All of
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Speaker 2: these groups are separate, but they are kind of going
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Speaker 2: for the same goal. So if the Republicans somehow retain Congress,
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Speaker 2: they are preceding.
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Speaker 9: Right.
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Speaker 2: They're already planting the little seeds and ideas of doubt, which, again,
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Speaker 2: is one of their own red lines.
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Speaker 12: Right.
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Speaker 2: A self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Speaker 9: Right.
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Speaker 2: They say this red line, oh, you know, if Trump
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Speaker 2: sends the military out against its citizens, that is our
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Speaker 2: cue that we have to rip everything down and do
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Speaker 2: a whole complete radical constitutional rewrite. And if the Democrats win,
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Speaker 2: they'll kind of fight over these traps that have been
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Speaker 2: clearly set by these groups, like Dan Sullivan in Alaska,
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Speaker 2: for example, the two Dan Sullivans, Los Dos Sullivans. Either way,
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Speaker 2: it's all converging into extreme structural reform, and that is
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Speaker 2: the goal. And these red lines are just bait for that.
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Speaker 1: Wow. You know, I think all of us down in
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Speaker 1: our gut kind of feels like there is something being
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Speaker 1: planned like that. The way the media responds to things,
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Speaker 1: the way the Democrats are responding to things, and they
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Speaker 1: kind of always kind of tip their hat ahead of time.
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Speaker 1: The way to beat this, and I think Dana Republican's
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Speaker 1: advice is spot on, is to win so convincingly that
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Speaker 1: there's no doubt whatsoever to the direction of the country.
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Speaker 1: You have done amazing work. You continue to do amazing work.
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Speaker 1: Making people aware that this is out there and inspiring
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Speaker 1: people to get out there and vote, I think that's
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Speaker 1: the most important thing we can do. Thank you for
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Speaker 1: all the hard work. Thank you for being here today.
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Speaker 1: And I look forward to everything you're releasing between now
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Speaker 1: and 2028. Thank you so much.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, please go pick up a copy of the book.
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Speaker 2: It's really nice to meet with you. It's called Unelected.
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Speaker 2: You can get it on Amazon or passage.press. And this
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Speaker 2: is an American's book. This isn't a conservative book, a
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Speaker 2: Republican book. This is a book for all Americans. We
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Speaker 2: have to understand what's happening. And please remember that God
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Speaker 2: is always in control. Thank you so much, David.
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Speaker 1: Absolutely. God bless you guys. Thank you so much for
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Speaker 1: being here. Coming up, gas is down 36 cents from
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Speaker 1: its May peak. Grocery prices fell last month. And the
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Speaker 1: Democratic strategist James Carville, isn't he called the Raging Cajun
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Speaker 1: or something? He famously says, it's the economy, stupid. Four
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Speaker 1: days out from the midterms, the economy, well, it remains
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Speaker 1: the number one issue in America. And how voters feel
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Speaker 1: about it may matter more than any number on a chart.
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Speaker 1: And Democrats and their friends in the fake news media
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Speaker 1: have been working overtime to make sure Americans feel squeezed.
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Speaker 1: AND IT SEEMS TO HAVE WORKED ESPECIALLY WHEN IT COMES
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Speaker 1: TO feel economic pressures heading into the midterms. The facts
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Speaker 1: are moving the other way. Gas is coming down. The
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Speaker 1: national average is about 4.20 a gallon, down 36 cents
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Speaker 1: from the May peak and a quarter in the last
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Speaker 1: month alone. Grocery prices actually fell last month. Core inflation
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Speaker 1: is running at 2.6 percent. The economy grew at 3.4
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Speaker 1: percent last quarter, blowing past the forecasts. The S &
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Speaker 1: P 500 has set 28 record closes this year, and
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Speaker 1: the average 401k hit a record high this summer. Then
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Speaker 1: there's her paycheck. The average tax refund this year was
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Speaker 1: up 11 percent. More than 25 million Americans claim no
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Speaker 1: tax on overtime. Six million claim no tax on tips.
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Speaker 1: That's President Trump's tax cut. Trump Rx, by the way,
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Speaker 1: has saved American patients more than 700 million dollars on
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Speaker 1: prescriptions and more than 11 trillion dollars in investment commitments
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Speaker 1: are headed for American factories and jobs now. Every single
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Speaker 1: Democrat in Congress voted against those tax cuts, every one. Hakeem,
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Speaker 1: I call him Teemu Obama, Jeffries, calls all of the
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Speaker 1: Trump economy like an insult. His plan, if Democrats take
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Speaker 1: the House, undo the tariffs, bring back the Obamacare subsidies,
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Speaker 1: that's not a plan to lower your bills. It's a
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Speaker 1: plan to grow Washington. And here's the bottom line. The
21:16
Speaker 1: feeling is real, but the facts are on President Trump's side.
21:21
Speaker 1: And the trend lines are pointing up. Even mortgage rates
21:23
Speaker 1: have fallen two weeks in a row. And when does
21:26
Speaker 1: mainstream feel it? SOONER THAN THE DEMOCRATS WANT YOU TO KNOW.
21:31
Speaker 1: AND NOBODY UNDERSTANDS MAINSTREAM BETTER THAN THE PEOPLE LIVING ON IT.
21:36
Speaker 1: BUT THERE'S GOOD NEWS TO COME. THE ECONOMY IS GETTING BETTER.
21:39
Speaker 1: AND REMEMBER THAT WHEN YOU VOTE ON TUESDAY. JOINING ME NOW,
21:41
Speaker 1: REPUBLICAN STRATEGIST TIM PERISH. TIM, WELCOME. I HAVE TO FIGHT
21:46
Speaker 1: THE FAKE NEWS WITH FACTS CONSTANTLY. It's strong and it's
21:56
Speaker 1: back better than ever before.
22:00
Speaker 12: Well, David, thanks so much for having me on. And
22:02
Speaker 12: you're absolutely right. The economy is actually strong. Now, look,
22:05
Speaker 12: I don't want to downplay the pressure that people are
22:08
Speaker 12: feeling at home.
22:09
Speaker 2: Right.
22:09
Speaker 12: I want to absolutely affirm the fact that people are
22:11
Speaker 12: sitting at home trying to figure out how to make
22:13
Speaker 12: ends meet in certain regards. But the economy is actually strong.
22:16
Speaker 12: And listen, here's the important thing is to draw this
22:19
Speaker 12: sort of comparison between an economy with President Trump. who's
22:22
Speaker 12: actually had 35 days in his presidency where a barrel
22:26
Speaker 12: of oil has gone above $ 100. In comparison to the
22:29
Speaker 12: Obama years, we saw 308 days and 80-plus days.
22:32
Speaker 7: In the Biden era.
22:33
Speaker 12: We do have this war, this comparison the president's had
22:36
Speaker 12: to draw is, do you want Iran to have a
22:38
Speaker 12: nuclear weapon that could kill you? They have said death
22:41
Speaker 12: to America for the past 40 years and killed 40,000
22:44
Speaker 12: of their own people. Or do we want to deal
22:45
Speaker 12: with a temporary issue with the gas prices? You could
22:49
Speaker 12: also compare it to you talked about Hakeem Jeffries. He
22:52
Speaker 12: doesn't actually.
22:52
Speaker 1: Have a plan.
22:53
Speaker 12: His only plan is going to be to tax the
22:55
Speaker 12: heck out of the American public. So less of your
22:59
Speaker 12: hard earned money in your pocket, more of it in
23:01
Speaker 12: the government coffers. And boy, if you run a business,
23:04
Speaker 12: say goodbye to your ability to actually innovate on your
23:06
Speaker 12: own and create jobs on your own as a business owner,
23:09
Speaker 12: because this socialism movement is going to come in and
23:12
Speaker 12: it's going to take more of your hard earned money
23:14
Speaker 12: from the business you built and spread it out. across
23:17
Speaker 12: people who probably aren't even working. And then let's not
23:20
Speaker 12: even forget to talk about the millions, potentially billions of
23:24
Speaker 12: dollars that this administration has taken out of the fraud,
23:26
Speaker 12: waste and abuse that we've seen across the federal government
23:29
Speaker 12: for so many years. That's also making the government more efficient.
23:33
Speaker 12: And again, putting more of your hard-earned dollars back into
23:37
Speaker 12: your pocket, back under your control. And so when you
23:40
Speaker 12: draw the comparison between the temporary pain that we're feeling
23:43
Speaker 12: now and the long-term strategy, of relief that the Trump
23:46
Speaker 12: administration has brought, man, it's not hard to say which
23:49
Speaker 12: one you'll choose. And I hope Americans do that on
23:51
Speaker 12: November 3rd when they go to the polls.
23:52
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, and I felt like you, I felt
23:56
Speaker 1: compelled to try to make excuses for a lot, you know,
24:00
Speaker 1: for the Iran war, for gas prices. And I felt
24:02
Speaker 1: like I had to. And then I took a step
24:03
Speaker 1: back and I said, wait a minute. WHAT AM I DOING?
24:05
Speaker 1: I'M FIGHTING THE FAKE NEWS, I'M FIGHTING THE NAYSAYERS OUT THERE,
24:09
Speaker 1: THE PANICKINGS AND WHATNOT, AND I'M REALLY GIVING CREDENCE TO
24:12
Speaker 1: A NARRATIVE THAT I DON'T BELIEVE IS ACTUALLY TRUE. I
24:14
Speaker 1: THINK AMERICANS, BY AND LARGE, YES, THE ECONOMY IS NOT
24:18
Speaker 1: AS GOOD AS THEY WANT IT TO BE, BUT I
24:19
Speaker 1: DON'T THINK AMERICANS BLAME TRUMP FOR THAT. aren't really Trump's problems.
24:25
Speaker 1: I think Trump is fixing them. And let's remember what
24:27
Speaker 1: inflation jumped up to when Joe Biden was president. Let's
24:30
Speaker 1: remember all the disastrous Democrat policies that were put in
24:33
Speaker 1: place that led to the lack of refining capacity and
24:36
Speaker 1: the shutdowns of the refineries in places like California that
24:38
Speaker 1: led to gas going up to begin with. A lot
24:41
Speaker 1: of the Democrats have successfully tried to lay blame at
24:44
Speaker 1: Donald Trump's feet because he's president. BUT ALL OF THE
24:46
Speaker 1: ECONOMIC PAIN THAT PEOPLE ARE FEELING RIGHT NOW, AND I'M
24:48
Speaker 1: NOT DISMISSING THEIR ECONOMIC PAIN, IT'S A RESULT OF FAILED
24:52
Speaker 1: DEMOCRAT POLICIES. AND AS I READ EARLIER, THE ECONOMY IS
24:55
Speaker 1: GETTING BETTER THANKS TO TRUMP. THIS ISN'T THE TIME TO
24:57
Speaker 1: GO AND TURN THE ECONOMY BACK OVER TO THE PEOPLE
24:59
Speaker 1: WHO SET IT OFF THE CLIFF TO BEGIN WITH. AND
25:01
Speaker 1: YOU TALK ABOUT OBAMACARE SUBSIDIES AND WHAT JOAQUIN JEFFREY WANTS
25:05
Speaker 1: TO BRING BACK OBAMACARE SUBSIDIES. LET'S REMEMBER IT WAS DEMOCRATS
25:08
Speaker 1: WHO INVENTED OBAMACARE THAT CALLED IT THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT.
25:13
Speaker 1: EVERYTHING THAT DEMOCRATS TOUCH, THEY MAKE THINGS LESS AFFORDABLE. THAT'S
25:17
Speaker 1: WHAT THEY'RE KNOWN FOR. SO THEY'RE OUT THERE COMPLAINING AND
25:19
Speaker 1: TALKING ABOUT AFFORDABILITY, BUT THEY'RE DIRECTLY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FACT
25:23
Speaker 1: THAT PEOPLE CAN'T AFFORD THINGS. THAT'S WHAT PEOPLE NEED TO
25:25
Speaker 1: REMEMBER HEADING INTO THE POLLS TUESDAY, RIGHT?
25:28
Speaker 7: THAT IS.
25:29
Speaker 12: AND ON THE OBAMACARE SUBSIDIES, DON'T FORGET THAT THE FOUNDATION
25:32
Speaker 12: OF THAT LAW WAS BUILT ON A LIE. YOU REMEMBER
25:34
Speaker 12: YOU COULD KEEP YOUR DOCTOR AND THEN IT TURNED OUT
25:36
Speaker 12: THAT YOU COULDN'T. THE SUPREME COURT ACTUALLY CALLED IT A TAX.
25:39
Speaker 12: It was a penalty for people who did want to
25:41
Speaker 12: keep their doctor, keep their doctor. And under the Biden
25:44
Speaker 12: administration too, just two years ago, inflation was at 9%.
25:49
Speaker 12: We've brought it down, even in the midst of the
25:51
Speaker 12: war and some of this economic uncertainty. We've still brought
25:54
Speaker 12: inflation down 5%. It's not even at 4% yet. It's
25:58
Speaker 12: climbing there slowly, but the president and Secretary Bessie have
26:01
Speaker 12: put some good controls in place to keep it there.
26:04
Speaker 12: And then you talk about gas. Man, if you look
26:06
Speaker 12: at the gas taxes that are being levied by Democrat
26:10
Speaker 12: states like California, paying $ 7 for gas in California is
26:14
Speaker 12: like that because they have a gas tax that the
26:17
Speaker 12: Democrats in California could absolutely, in all 50 states, there's
26:21
Speaker 12: Democrat-controlled legislatures could pull back those gas taxes and give
26:25
Speaker 12: relief to the American people while we're going through this
26:28
Speaker 12: temporary hardship with gas prices. But they won't because they
26:31
Speaker 12: want to take your money and put it in government
26:33
Speaker 12: coffers to support their programs instead of giving relief to
26:37
Speaker 12: the American people. So when you talk about gas prices,
26:40
Speaker 12: tell the full conversation. It's including those incredibly high gas
26:44
Speaker 12: tax prices that we're seeing at the pumps in Democrat states.
26:48
Speaker 12: The last thing that I'll say too is, again, This
26:50
Speaker 12: is a comparison of two types of economies that you
26:53
Speaker 12: want to live in. The American people do not want
26:55
Speaker 12: to live in a socialist economy that basically rewards laziness
26:59
Speaker 12: and rewards people not going to work and actually working
27:02
Speaker 12: from the sweat of their brow and earning. In fact,
27:05
Speaker 12: what the president is setting up is one that's been
27:08
Speaker 12: rid of fraud, waste, and abuse, that's creating an efficient
27:11
Speaker 12: government that serves the American people, and one that in
27:14
Speaker 12: fact rewards people for going to work for creating and
27:17
Speaker 12: innovating and creating jobs and stimulating their own economies right
27:21
Speaker 12: there at home and keeping more of their hard-earned money
27:24
Speaker 12: in their pocket. And we could talk about no tax
27:26
Speaker 12: on tips. We could talk about the subsidies that the
27:29
Speaker 12: tax credits, excuse me, that the president has created through
27:31
Speaker 12: the working families tax cuts and look at those two
27:34
Speaker 12: different types of economies. And you tell me which one
27:36
Speaker 12: you want. I think the American people are going to
27:38
Speaker 12: choose one that gives them the ability to create, innovate,
27:42
Speaker 12: gets rid of the fraud, waste, and abuse. and allows
27:44
Speaker 12: them to keep more of their hard-earned money in their pockets.
27:47
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're exactly right. And look, Democrats want Americans to
27:50
Speaker 1: feel pain because they think it helps them politically. And
27:53
Speaker 1: this is what we can expect from them should they
27:55
Speaker 1: take power, is to hurt us as much as possible
27:57
Speaker 1: so they can try to win in 2028. I mean,
28:00
Speaker 1: this isn't an acceptable outcome, I think, for anybody. Everybody
28:03
Speaker 1: needs to get out there and vote, vote, vote, vote, vote, vote.
28:06
Speaker 1: Thank you so much for being here, Ms.
28:07
Speaker 13: Parrish.
28:08
Speaker 1: And we will see you again on this show, hopefully
28:10
Speaker 1: sometimes real soon.
28:11
Speaker 7: Absolutely. Thanks, David.
28:12
Speaker 1: Thank you. When we come back, all year we were
28:17
Speaker 1: told Iran had the world's oil by the throat. Well,
28:20
Speaker 1: now the commander of Central Command says Iran's navy is
28:25
Speaker 1: all at the bottom of the sea. And President Trump
28:28
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28:31
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28:34
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29:22
Speaker 1: ALL YEAR, WE'VE BEEN TOLD ALL YEAR, WE'VE BEEN TOLD
29:24
Speaker 1: IRAN HAD THE WORLD'S OIL SUPPLY BY THE THROAT. CLOSED
29:28
Speaker 1: THE STRAIT OF HURMOOS, THE WARNING WENT OUT, THE WHOLE
29:31
Speaker 1: WORLD ECONOMY GRINDS TO A HALT. IN A NEW VIDEO,
29:41
Speaker 1: THE COMMANDER OF U.S. CENTRAL COMMAND, ADMIRAL BRAD COOPER, SAYS
29:45
Speaker 1: HE FLEW OVER THE STRAIGHT THIS WEEK. HE SAW DOZENS
29:48
Speaker 1: OF COMMERCIAL SHIPS HAULING CARGO, CRUDE OIL AND NATURAL GAS
29:51
Speaker 1: AND A SQUADRON OF AMERICAN SEA DRONES ON PATROL. AND
29:55
Speaker 1: HERE'S WHAT HE DIDN'T SEE.
29:59
Speaker 6: I didn't see the IRGC out there at all. They
30:03
Speaker 6: patrolled the Strait of Hormuz and surrounding waters for decades,
30:07
Speaker 6: harassing and threatening and seizing commercial vessels at will. But
30:11
Speaker 6: they were not out there because Iran's navy is all
30:14
Speaker 6: at the bottom of the sea.
30:15
Speaker 1: So get this, according to Cooper, since the summer, American
30:19
Speaker 1: forces have helped our Gulf partners ship out more than 1.5
30:22
Speaker 1: billion barrels of crude. More than 3,000 commercial ships have
30:26
Speaker 1: moved through in six months. The main shipping lanes have
30:29
Speaker 1: been swept clear of Iran's mines and Iran's own oil.
30:33
Speaker 1: Not a drop is getting out, he says, thanks to
30:36
Speaker 1: what he calls an ironclad blockade of its ports. Now,
30:40
Speaker 1: earlier social media influencer and reporter Eric Daughtry put it out,
30:45
Speaker 1: saying Iran has no more leverage. It's not luck. It's
30:48
Speaker 1: what strength looks like. Now, here's President Trump in Corpus
30:51
Speaker 1: Christi on Tuesday.
30:52
Speaker 11: Past leaders should have settled this problem long ago, but
30:55
Speaker 11: they didn't have the courage or intelligence to do it.
31:00
Speaker 11: And I will tell you, more oil is right now
31:02
Speaker 11: flowing out of the Hormone Strait.
31:04
Speaker 7: We're thinking about renaming it the Trump Strait.
31:06
Speaker 13: Should we do it?
31:08
Speaker 1: Now, the man who's been standing next to him in
31:10
Speaker 1: this fight just came out on top at home. Israel
31:15
Speaker 1: finished counting its votes yesterday. Likud, 27 seats, first place
31:21
Speaker 1: by six. Netanyahu's block, 53. The other side, 48. Nobody
31:26
Speaker 1: has the 61 it takes to govern. The official results
31:29
Speaker 1: go to the president on Wednesday, and he decides who
31:33
Speaker 1: gets the first shot at forming a government. And every
31:37
Speaker 1: road still runs through Bibi. Netanyahu's allies are pushing a
31:40
Speaker 1: unity government that would keep him in office through the
31:43
Speaker 1: end of President Trump's term to, in their words, finish
31:46
Speaker 1: the job in Iran. Asked whether he'd help make that happen,
31:50
Speaker 1: the president told Axios, I'll take a look. Here's the
31:53
Speaker 1: bottom line. Iran's navy is at the bottom of the sea.
31:56
Speaker 1: Its oil is stuck at the dock. And the two
31:59
Speaker 1: leaders who put it there aren't finished yet. Last week,
32:02
Speaker 1: right here, my guest predicted that after the midterms, the
32:05
Speaker 1: gloves come off. Seems like we might not even have
32:08
Speaker 1: to put the gloves on at all. Joining me now,
32:11
Speaker 1: George Papadopoulos, co-host of Global View podcast, former foreign policy
32:15
Speaker 1: advisor to President Trump's 2016 campaign. and a guy who
32:19
Speaker 1: knows a little bit about what's going on over there. George,
32:21
Speaker 1: welcome back to Apollo Prime Time. This is a good
32:24
Speaker 1: development that really Iran's not affecting anything anymore. We don't
32:29
Speaker 1: even really have to take an aggressive position towards him
32:31
Speaker 1: at this point, right?
32:34
Speaker 10: Well, hi, David.
32:34
Speaker 3: It's great to be with you. Well, you're right.
32:36
Speaker 10: And when I was on your show last week predicting
32:41
Speaker 10: that the gloves would come off after the midterms and
32:44
Speaker 10: that there would be no action before the midterms, that was.
32:47
Speaker 3: because I was working under the.
32:49
Speaker 10: Assumption that Iran would have some sort of offensive capabilities
32:57
Speaker 10: to stoke oil tensions or potential security questions that would
33:03
Speaker 10: arise from their use of ballistic missiles.
33:06
Speaker 3: Or drones or the IRGC. But that all seems not.
33:10
Speaker 10: To be viable anymore because of the joint efforts U.S.,
33:15
Speaker 10: Israeli military strikes, and of course, the massive financial and
33:22
Speaker 10: sanctions warfare that the Trump administration has now waged against Iran,
33:27
Speaker 10: unlike any foreign adversary has ever seen. So whether Iran
33:32
Speaker 10: is in the position of power to actually do something
33:35
Speaker 10: or not, that's still yet to be seen. I predict,
33:38
Speaker 10: just like the president just stated, that Iran no longer
33:42
Speaker 10: has those capabilities And it seems likely that the United
33:46
Speaker 10: States will not have to resort to overwhelming force at
33:50
Speaker 10: this point.
33:51
Speaker 3: But if things do change, that option is still on
33:53
Speaker 3: the table, David.
33:54
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I think we're really in the best position
33:57
Speaker 1: we've been since the start of this war, because like
33:59
Speaker 1: you just mentioned, The economic sanctions have crippled Iran. They
34:03
Speaker 1: can't choke off the Strait of Hormuz anymore. Oil is flowing.
34:06
Speaker 1: They're not exporting any oil. Their economy is in shambles.
34:09
Speaker 1: Inflation is higher than it's ever been. Their money is
34:12
Speaker 1: worth nothing. Trump has done through really diplomacy, so to speak,
34:19
Speaker 1: through economic warfare, what he didn't have to do with
34:23
Speaker 1: the military after the military operation. Now he's in a position,
34:26
Speaker 1: just like you said, if Iran tries to act up,
34:29
Speaker 1: we do have a full military option available to us
34:32
Speaker 1: after the midterms. Hopefully we won't have to use it.
34:34
Speaker 1: But this once again shows Trump's real power here and
34:39
Speaker 1: real skill when it comes to foreign relations. It's take
34:43
Speaker 1: out their ability to fight back, then cripple them economically,
34:46
Speaker 1: and then build alliances throughout the region to keep them
34:48
Speaker 1: in place. And it's exactly what's happened. And as a result,
34:51
Speaker 1: gas prices are lower right at the perfect time. Now,
34:53
Speaker 1: let's shift over to Israel, because big election there. Looks
34:56
Speaker 1: like Netanyahu's going to stay in power. Of course, the
34:58
Speaker 1: polling was all over the place. People suggested he might
35:00
Speaker 1: be out. I never thought that would happen. Having Bibi
35:04
Speaker 1: secure his role as prime minister, And it really puts— I
35:09
Speaker 1: think backs Iran off a little bit, too, because now
35:11
Speaker 1: their opportunity to push back on Trump in the midterms
35:14
Speaker 1: with gas prices, their opportunity to push back on Israel
35:17
Speaker 1: with a different prime minister, doesn't look like any of
35:19
Speaker 1: that's going to happen for Iran at this point, right?
35:22
Speaker 10: Well, look, the Israeli election was really a referendum on
35:26
Speaker 10: Bibi Netanyahu's leadership. And the fact of the matter is
35:29
Speaker 10: that he overwhelmingly outperformed what many had estimated he would.
35:36
Speaker 10: considering the attacks on October 7th, the war that's now
35:43
Speaker 10: almost a year on with Iran. But the people in Israel,
35:48
Speaker 10: and of course, we can't forget that President Trump endorsed
35:52
Speaker 10: Bibi Netanyahu. And given that the United States is Israel's
35:55
Speaker 10: closest political, economic, and military partner, and that the president
35:59
Speaker 10: and Bibi Netanyahu have a very good relationship, it was
36:03
Speaker 10: very predictable that Netanyahu would actually overwhelm his critics and
36:11
Speaker 10: basically maintain some control over the government. I predict that
36:16
Speaker 10: he will ultimately be the prime minister, that this will
36:19
Speaker 10: be some sort of caretaker arrangement in Israel at the
36:23
Speaker 10: very least that will allow Bibi Netanyahu to control Israel
36:28
Speaker 10: during the Trump administration, and that will really bode well
36:31
Speaker 10: for both the U.S. and Israel, because the last thing
36:35
Speaker 10: Israel needs right now is unpredictability or some sort of
36:39
Speaker 10: maverick leader or somebody who doesn't know President Trump, doesn't
36:44
Speaker 10: understand the situation in the United States or the world.
36:47
Speaker 10: And Bibi Netanyahu, as a man who's really been in
36:50
Speaker 10: office since the 90s, understands the U.S. system, understands what's
36:55
Speaker 10: at stake with Iran and has a very good relationship
36:58
Speaker 10: with President Trump.
36:59
Speaker 3: I think Israel will be in good hands.
37:01
Speaker 10: It'll be good for the U.S.-Israel relationship and for stability overall.
37:07
Speaker 1: You know what I'm most excited about is the people
37:11
Speaker 1: who were sitting back quietly hoping, even in the United States,
37:14
Speaker 1: hoping that Netanyahu wouldn't win. And this really shows them
37:19
Speaker 1: the people are supportive now. of Israel's operations in Iran.
37:23
Speaker 1: They're supportive of ensuring there's not going to be another
37:26
Speaker 1: October 7th attack. And I believe next Tuesday in the
37:28
Speaker 1: United States, we're going to learn just the same, that
37:31
Speaker 1: the voters are supportive of the job president's done, not
37:34
Speaker 1: only with Iran, but with respect to everything else that's
37:37
Speaker 1: on the ballot next Tuesday. I think the media and
37:41
Speaker 1: I think a lot of influencers have tried to cast
37:44
Speaker 1: this sort of narrative that people are not happy with
37:47
Speaker 1: the job Trump is doing. And same thing within Israel.
37:50
Speaker 1: And as we've seen, the people in Israel are happy
37:52
Speaker 1: with what Netanyahu is doing. And I think the people
37:54
Speaker 1: in the United States are happy with the job Trump
37:56
Speaker 1: is doing. And you can see that by the way
37:57
Speaker 1: they're packing these arenas for these Trump rallies, right?
38:01
Speaker 3: You're absolutely right.
38:03
Speaker 10: I think a lot of these so-called pollsters or analysts
38:07
Speaker 10: that have been so dead wrong for so many years,
38:10
Speaker 10: especially in during this last election in Israel, they're going
38:14
Speaker 10: to be dead wrong once again with the upcoming midterm elections.
38:17
Speaker 10: I think that the American people understand what Trump's vision
38:22
Speaker 10: has been for the economy, for security, and for the
38:26
Speaker 10: future of social cohesiveness and the U.S.
38:28
Speaker 3: Identity.
38:30
Speaker 10: It's a completely diametrically 180 opposed vision to what the
38:36
Speaker 10: Democrats are attempting to sell the American public, whether it's fear-mongering,
38:41
Speaker 10: this DSA nonsense or just overt communism and back to
38:46
Speaker 10: identity politics. I think the American people overwhelmingly love their country.
38:51
Speaker 10: They support capitalism. They support a cohesive national identity and
38:56
Speaker 10: they support preventing World War III and ending endless conflicts,
39:02
Speaker 10: making America energy independent and lowering taxes and cutting regulations.
39:07
Speaker 10: And that's really what the Trump administration is all about.
39:09
Speaker 10: That's what he's been selling since day one. That's why
39:12
Speaker 10: America is flourishing. That's why he's packing stadiums and why
39:15
Speaker 10: ultimately I think he's going to outperform just like Netanyahu
39:19
Speaker 10: did in Israel during the next midterms.
39:21
Speaker 1: Yeah, I completely agree. George Papadopoulos, thank you so much
39:24
Speaker 1: for being here. As always, talk to you again real soon,
39:26
Speaker 1: my friend.
39:27
Speaker 12: Thanks, David.
39:27
Speaker 7: Appreciate it.
39:29
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39:33
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39:36
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39:38
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Speaker 1: It's Friday again, so it's time to get fired up
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Speaker 1: with our good friend Chad Caton. And as always, there's
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Speaker 1: plenty to get fired up about. So let's bring on Chad.
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Speaker 1: Welcome to the founder of Operation Free Nation, my good buddy,
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Speaker 1: Chad Caton. You fired up today, bud?
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Speaker 5: I mean, it's just something.
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Speaker 1: It's who I am.
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Speaker 2: I can't help myself.
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Speaker 1: You just wake up fired up. I try to talk to.
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Speaker 5: People about anything, and I usually end up fired up.
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Speaker 1: It's like the Incredible Hulk. He's like, What's your secret?
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Speaker 1: He's like, I'm always angry. That's kind of your thing?
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Speaker 5: Yeah, but it's not anger.
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Speaker 1: It's passion. It's love.
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Speaker 5: It's maybe a little anger. There's a little anger in
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Speaker 5: there sometimes.
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Speaker 1: There's a little perturbeness, if that's a word. Let's call
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Speaker 1: it healthy anger.
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Speaker 9: Passionate.
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Speaker 1: Passionate frustration. All right. First up, we got a couple
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Speaker 1: of weeks in. Well, NFL season has kicked off and
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Speaker 1: everybody's already looking to the Super Bowl. And a lot
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Speaker 1: of Americans are wondering who's going to headline the halftime show.
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Speaker 1: And we all remember how great it was last year. Right.
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Speaker 1: With Big Bunny or whatever that dude's name was. Well,
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Speaker 1: it looks like we know who's performing at the halftime show.
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Speaker 1: It's going to be Jay-Z himself. He's acted as a
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Speaker 1: producer for the performance since 2019. He's picked himself to
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Speaker 1: lead the festivities. I guess they checked all the other boxes.
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Speaker 1: He says it'll be part of the 30th anniversary of
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Speaker 1: his career with his debut album, Reasonable Doubt, premiering in 1996. Oh,
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Speaker 1: so the halftime show is all about Jay-Z this year, Chad.
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Speaker 1: What's your thought on that?
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Speaker 14: Yeah, and they're... Oh, they're going to tell Trump that
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Speaker 14: he's bad and they're going to talk about how, you know,
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Speaker 14: that he came. He lives a life of of a
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Speaker 14: struggling African-American. And we're not going to understand a damn
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Speaker 14: thing he says either. It's what's going to happen. We're
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Speaker 14: going to sit there and there's going to be a
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Speaker 14: whole bunch of probably a lot of booty shaking and whatnot.
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Speaker 5: And we'll pick out every third or fifth word.
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Speaker 14: And he's going to go back and play all of
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Speaker 14: his jams that we used to roll around in a
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Speaker 14: skate night.
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Speaker 5: Listening to. So I'm super duper not excited.
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Speaker 1: Don't care. You know, and I love that he's said,
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Speaker 1: you know, the halftime show is a tribute to me,
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Speaker 1: and I'm celebrating myself. Like, seriously? It's like, I'm celebrating
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Speaker 1: my career. Oh, good for you. So he's basically going
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Speaker 1: to make a halftime show. You remember when they did
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Speaker 1: that really cool West Coast rap halftime show? That thing
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Speaker 1: was awesome. Jay-Z does not have nearly the career that
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Speaker 1: West Coast rappers do. So it's going to be a
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Speaker 1: pretty awful sort of resume self-celebration from the guy who
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Speaker 1: brought us Bad Bunny, whatever his name was last year. So, yeah,
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Speaker 1: it's going to be awful. Americans are going to turn
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Speaker 1: off again. I can't wait for Turning Point's alternative halftime
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Speaker 1: show yet again that will probably air on OAN again.
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Speaker 1: Huge ratings. Americans don't want to watch that nonsense.
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Speaker 14: All right, let's talk about— I don't know why OAN
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Speaker 14: doesn't do it.
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Speaker 1: Let me produce a show.
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Speaker 5: I bet all of America watches that bad boy.
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Speaker 1: You know, I believe it. It'll be the highest ratings ever.
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Speaker 7: All me.
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Speaker 1: All right. Let's talk about Halloween, right, because that's tomorrow.
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Speaker 1: And Paris Hilton, remember her? Paris Hilton made headlines this
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Speaker 1: week because her family's group Beauty and the Beast costume
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Speaker 1: is drawing criticism simply for who is dressed as what character.
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Speaker 1: She dressed up as Belle, her husband as Beast, her
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Speaker 1: three-year-old son, Phoenix, as Lumiere, and her two-year-old daughter as Chip,
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Speaker 1: the teacup. He's a cute little guy. So where's the controversy?
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Speaker 1: People are upset simply because Paris herself dressed as Belle
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Speaker 1: instead of dressing her daughter as the princess. She responded
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Speaker 1: to the backlash with a simple explanation. She says that,
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Speaker 1: BEAUTY AND THE BEAST IS HER DAUGHTER'S FAVORITE MOVIE AND
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Speaker 1: HER FAVORITE CHARACTER IN THE MOVIE IS CHIP. SHE WANTED
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Speaker 1: TO DRESS THAT WAY. SIMPLE ENOUGH. I DON'T KNOW WHY
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Speaker 1: THIS IS A THING.
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Speaker 14: I CANNOT BELIEVE THAT I HAVE FOUND A TIME IN
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Speaker 14: MY LIFE THAT I HAVE TO ACTUALLY STAND UP FOR
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Speaker 14: PERRY HILTON.
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Speaker 5: I'M A MARRIOTT GUY.
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Speaker 1: JUST BY THE WAY.
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Speaker 5: PUTTING THAT OUT THERE. But but here I am.
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Speaker 14: And this is how sad we are as a nation
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Speaker 14: that we have to find a reason to cry about something.
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Speaker 14: Here's a I feel bad for the husband. He's wearing
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Speaker 14: a suit, a mask, can't breathe, probably going to get
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Speaker 14: the itch.
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Speaker 5: And here's where we are. And the little daughter wanted
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Speaker 5: to be who she wanted to be. And at the
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Speaker 5: end of the day, I.
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Speaker 14: Mean, Paris Hilton's got a video out there I heard
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Speaker 14: did really well. And she's always been some semblance of
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Speaker 14: kind of beauty or whatever. It depends on how you
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Speaker 14: look at it. But nonetheless, why do we have to
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Speaker 14: worry about how her and her family is going to
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Speaker 14: dress up for Halloween? Why don't you get the duct
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Speaker 14: tape and the burlap sack that you wrap around your
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Speaker 14: kid and say that he's a sack of beans so
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Speaker 14: that he can go get free candy? Why don't you
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Speaker 14: worry about what you're doing? This is what we do.
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Speaker 14: We find the most... thing we can find to argue
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Speaker 14: about or to be mad about. And then we stomp
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Speaker 14: our feet and try to find our tribe. It is
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Speaker 14: stupid and we need to stop it. This isn't right
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Speaker 14: in any way, shape or form. And I can't believe
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Speaker 14: I just did a soliloquy sticking up for Perry Hilton.
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Speaker 7: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: She looks great as bell though. I mean, I don't
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Speaker 1: say Paris or is.
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Speaker 5: That going to make it?
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Speaker 1: No, you're fine. You're fine. You're fine. All right. All right.
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Speaker 1: Let's move on to a different Hilton because we know
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Speaker 1: the midterms are next week. And in California, people are
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Speaker 1: voting to replace Governor Gavin Newsom. Let's take a look
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Speaker 1: at this on the street interview of what a local
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Speaker 1: father had to say about how he's voting and what
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Speaker 1: his family has to say about it. Look.
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Speaker 3: Are you voting for Hilton or Becerra?
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Speaker 1: No, thank you. No comment.
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Speaker 3: You vote for Hilton?
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Speaker 1: I am.
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Speaker 7: Tell me how come.
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Speaker 13: This is a conservative and he's Actually, Becerra is a
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Speaker 13: liberal Democrat, and they're crazy.
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Speaker 7: What is this for?
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Speaker 11: Excuse me, sir.
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Speaker 1: What is this for? My name is Adam Francisco.
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Speaker 2: Okay, and what's it for?
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Speaker 3: My YouTube channel.
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Speaker 1: Okay.
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Speaker 3: I'm asking people on the street who they're supporting, Hilton
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Speaker 3: or Becerra.
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Speaker 1: Sounds good.
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Speaker 3: And I personally am a Hilton supporter, like your father.
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Speaker 1: Okay, perfect.
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Speaker 11: Let's go now.
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Speaker 3: And I think your father's a very smart man.
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Speaker 13: My daughter's not.
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Speaker 1: Okay. But I like your father a lot.
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Speaker 13: I raised a bunch of liberal kids.
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Speaker 1: All my kids are liberal. How did this happen, Dad? Dad,
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Speaker 1: how did this happen? I don't know.
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Speaker 13: I've had talks with him.
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Speaker 7: What did you do?
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Speaker 1: I don't know. If I could figure that out, you know,
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Speaker 1: I would fix it. Father of the Year, I guess. But, man,
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Speaker 1: he's got to move his kids out of California, Chad.
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Speaker 6: Nope.
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Speaker 5: I'm putting this solely on Daddy's head. He's rocking a Rolex.
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Speaker 14: He ain't, that little girl ain't ever seen a Ford,
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Speaker 14: the inside of a Ford Focus.
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Speaker 1: In her life.
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Speaker 14: So at the end of the day, I'm finding myself
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Speaker 14: with a little entitlement walking down the streets of California,
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Speaker 14: and she doesn't have the foggiest of what she's talking about,
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Speaker 14: just knows that that's what she was indoctrinated to. And
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Speaker 14: I reckon that.
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Speaker 5: She grabbed her father's shoulders as if to move him
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Speaker 5: in one way or another. She's done that before, and
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Speaker 5: she has had a situation where she's allowed to tell
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Speaker 5: dad what to do.
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Speaker 1: This is the problem.
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Speaker 14: Entitled kids that go to school and we don't pay
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Speaker 14: attention or give them the moral fabric and understanding in
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Speaker 14: their civics as to what they need to pay attention
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Speaker 14: even when they're being taught the liberalist Marxist agenda.
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Speaker 1: It's sad.
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Speaker 5: Dad, this one's on you.
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Speaker 3: Sorry.
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Speaker 1: I like the clip.
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Speaker 14: I like that the daughter got a little fired up
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Speaker 14: there because you are still who you are, but your
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Speaker 14: daughter should be in the likeness of you based off
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Speaker 14: the moral capabilities and the things that you teach them.
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Speaker 14: not because you sat them down. And then when she
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Speaker 14: cried about getting a Beamer instead of getting a Ferrari,
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Speaker 14: you got her the Ferrari.
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Speaker 5: I'm making an assumption, but you know it's true.
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Speaker 1: All right, Chad, I got about a minute left, and
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Speaker 1: I know you need about 20 minutes for what I'm
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Speaker 1: about to ask you. Midterms next Tuesday. We're not going
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Speaker 1: to have a chance to talk to you before then.
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Speaker 1: Any message to Republican voters?
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Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm going to talk to South Carolina.
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Speaker 14: All you want to do a write-in campaign for a
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Speaker 14: guy that's not running a write-in campaign. You are about
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Speaker 14: to hand South Carolina to Dr.
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Speaker 9: Annie.
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Speaker 14: I like trans to trans trans kids, Andrews. Let's start
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Speaker 14: doing the math. Stop doing the tantrums and get out
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Speaker 14: and vote accordingly. This is an ideological situation that we
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Speaker 14: should be able to get past very quickly. We're watching
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Speaker 14: it happen across the country with this. I'm not voting
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Speaker 14: because I didn't get what I want. Burger King Republicans.
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Speaker 1: Stop it.
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Speaker 5: Stop being weak.
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Speaker 14: The Republican Party has never been about weakness, and if
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Speaker 14: you really want to make change, then you've got to
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Speaker 14: do better than 8% and 12% in the primaries.
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Speaker 1: Grow up. Well, that's it. Get to the polls. We
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Speaker 1: can't afford Democrats taking this country. We know how awful
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Speaker 1: it's going to be if they do. Chad Caton, thanks
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Speaker 1: for being fired up. Thanks for being here as always.
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Speaker 1: We'll see you next week. We'll be dissecting what happened
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Speaker 1: on Tuesday, I'm sure. Hoorah. Hoorah. Well, that is all
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