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00:02:00.000All right, Tyler, speaking of incoming...
00:02:07.000Well, I want to recognize on that incoming front because we are managing right now thousands of people still that are out there at Turning Point Action.
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00:02:21.000Right now in the state of Arizona as we close out this election and, of course, No better way to close out than Arizona and Maricopa County.
00:02:29.000It makes perfect sense, Mountain Time Zone.
00:02:31.000I mean, why wouldn't this be the last place to finish county votes?
00:02:37.000We now have over 1,500 people who have signed up, trained, and are out curing ballots.
00:02:46.000And so what this means is we ran the numbers last night.
00:02:48.000Charlie came over to HQ. I think we were there close to midnight again last night.
00:02:53.000And I was with the team with Matthew Martinez, who will hopefully make his Charlie Kirk show debut very shortly because we will be going up ahead is the goal.
00:03:03.000But just crunching the numbers on what's left in Maricopa County, what's left in the rest of the state of Arizona, and what is the likelihood of how those votes will break.
00:03:13.000We did get a drop earlier today, as you mentioned on your show, of 23,000 ballots.
00:03:18.000It was a small drop for Maricopa County.
00:03:20.000It was a little bit unexpected because they've been doing afternoon drops, and they said that they were going to do a mid-morning drop.
00:03:25.000But it broke 58% for Cary Lake, 40% for Ruben Gallego, which, of course, is way above what she needs.
00:04:21.000When I say very close, we're talking tens of thousands of votes is what's going to make the difference here, which is a fraction of a percentage point in this election.
00:04:32.000But you look at this last time, the recorder's office, you know, typically they can't release results, but they know results before everybody else.
00:04:42.000And so when they see these results and they go through and they start adjudicating and curing and going through the curing process and setting ballots aside and before they release things and they have to go through all the processes that they have to do in order to fully count and transmit the results, You start seeing people react and act differently.
00:05:01.000And definitely there's a different vibe in the room this time than there was in 2022.
00:05:05.000In 2022, you know, there was definitely an emanating, you know, haughtiness that was coming out of the recorder's office.
00:05:12.000And the recorder was definitely not a Carrie Lake fan.
00:05:14.000He's definitely not a conservative fan.
00:05:16.000Stephen Richer is by all, he calls himself a Republican, ran as a Republican, but had the support of all the Democrats in the state.
00:05:23.000That's why he lost his primary so handily.
00:05:26.000But we're not seeing that, again, emanate from there.
00:05:29.000And what we're seeing is this, and this is getting really into the weeds, and we'll talk about this a little bit more later tonight probably, but we have legislative races that are extraordinarily competitive in very competitive districts in North Phoenix and Scottsdale and West Mesa, in particular in the Valley, that these races are the ones that are seemingly having ballots be counted last.
00:05:51.000And so I have a theory that they're not only zeroed in on Kerry Lake, but they're also zeroed in on the embarrassment that they're going to suffer if the Democrats basically give up five or six additional House seats and a couple Senate seats that are going to really tell a story here in Arizona of a massive red landslide.
00:07:40.000It's more by these different counties.
00:07:43.000That's one of the things that's cool about this, Charlie, is, you know, you can see by, if they estimate like 77% of total ballots are in statewide, we're below that figure substantially in, I'm going to say I'm wrong unintentionally, Coach Ice County, in Yama County.
00:08:03.000Blake's trying to mispronounce all the county names just specifically to tick off the Indian tribes.
00:08:09.000Whereas they're 100% in from Santa Claus County?
00:09:17.000Those typically look a lot like the same as Election Day.
00:09:20.000Now, we don't know how those are going to break.
00:09:23.000Last time, they broke a little bit less.
00:09:25.000The time before that, they broke a little bit more.
00:09:29.000You have a scenario, I think, that's playing out this time, which is that people were mentally bringing their ballots because Maricopa County screwed up the election so bad in 2022, that there could very well be a possibility that there's an uncounted, more conservative bend to this drop.
00:09:48.000Mainly because people showed up intending to vote in person, but they chose not to vote in person.
00:09:53.000We had an undervote in person this time than what we were projecting.
00:09:57.000And I believe that there were probably more people that showed up and dropped off their ballots because they got there and they said, you know what, it's fine, I'll just drop it off.
00:10:06.000The other two buckets that exist within the state, Charlie, Andrew, and Blake, are you have all of the remaining counties and then you have Pima County.
00:10:16.000All the other remaining counties are going to break for Cary, and they have so far well over 65%.
00:10:25.000Yavapai County is days behind on their scanning because it's two ballots within each ballot.
00:10:51.000I'm an ASU grad, so I have to tease U of A. But they have 136,000 ballots.
00:10:56.000Those ballots also on election day and nearing election day tend to have been more conservative because there's a ton of rural space in Pima County.
00:11:04.000So if you look at the map that's on there, Pima County is huge.
00:11:08.000And so what happens is that you get a lot of late earlies because people finally drop it in.
00:11:14.000They come in or they vote early or emergency.
00:11:18.000And then on election day, they drop off their ballots as well.
00:11:21.000So, you could have a really ugly Pima County drop.
00:11:24.000I think the ugliest it's going to get for Kerry is a minus 10, which would still be okay.
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00:12:47.000So we were highlighting this last night.
00:12:49.000It went viral, which is the New York Times, one of their best things.
00:12:52.000The New York Times, their reporting on election results is great.
00:12:55.000And one of the things they did is they have a map where once a county's vote is entirely in, you can bring up a map that's how much did this county change relative to the 2020 election.
00:13:05.000And as we've noted, almost everywhere across America, it's a substantial shift to the right.
00:13:35.000That the New York Times they're like we have to update the map and so they changed it to 333 put it up on screen they had to shrink the arrows down and the funny thing is it does make it a little more legible because the red wave was so bad it was hard to like you would go to where there's small counties in like Virginia or in Kentucky and it was hard to get on the right one because the arrows were going over each other but it does have the effect of you know making the bloodbath look a little less gruesome for them and I'm sure once
00:14:05.000we have the results from Arizona and California where we also are seeing the red wave, we'll probably be trying to recreate our own version of the old map because it's very memorable.
00:14:16.000Well, to that point, Blake, I mean California went significantly more Republican.
00:14:25.000Blue state America went very much redder.
00:14:29.000Charlie, you had that great tweet where you said this is so much different than 2016 because in 2016 Trump won, yes, but in many ways he did worse than Mitt Romney did in 2012.
00:14:41.000Red America got redder, but blue America got bluer.
00:14:48.000The red America got redder again, redder still, but blue America got redder as well.
00:14:54.000I mean, it was a complete shellacking electorally for the Democrats up and down the board, up and down different demographic cohorts and across the age groups.
00:15:06.000So, you know, Blake, I have to believe that New York Times is doing this for the mental health of their readership, which is not having a good time right now.
00:15:15.000The only place where that's not true is Utah and Colorado.
00:16:01.000But that whole line from Idaho to Nevada to Arizona, we cannot let liberalism escape across that line because the moment that happens, it changes the map significantly.
00:16:13.000If Utah becomes Colorado, you're in big trouble.
00:16:33.000Well, it's like, it's the same thing in Catholicism, that Catholicism kind of went through, is that, you know, when you have an Orthodoxy church that wants to be cool, an Orthodox church that wants to be cool, you start having problems where they start giving up the ghost on social issues, and that changes...
00:16:54.000And when you look at what the goals are of the left, especially in big cities, and so Salt Lake, you look at Salt Lake, you look at Boise, they get people elected there that are carriers of those ideologies.
00:17:09.000And those carriers of the ideologies, it expands far beyond the nice, good-feeling, lovey-dovey social issues that seemingly don't matter.
00:17:18.000But then start to bleed into your doctrinal issues, both in your Orthodox community, but then it starts changing everything else outside of that.
00:17:29.000And that's what we've seen in Salt Lake.
00:17:31.000That's what we've seen, obviously, in Americopa County.
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00:18:53.000Tyler, I'm going to take, not issue, I'm just going to slightly disagree with the Idaho piece, just because I can tell you, first-hand experience, I can't even count how many friends in California I've seen move to Idaho, and they were all rock-ribbed conservatives.
00:19:08.000So I would say that Idaho, and even Montana to some extent, is getting an influx of R-plus-whatever refugees.
00:19:18.000There's a problem that exists in Utah and Idaho.
00:19:22.000And again, you have a faltering, social, knee-bending Mormon church right now.
00:19:31.000So the LDS church runs a lot of Boise.
00:19:55.000And then in addition to that, you have Coeur d'Alene.
00:19:58.000So Coeur d'Alene is, you have the Coeur d'Alene problem like you have the Park City problem in Utah, where as long as you encapsulate it and you keep it within that space and you don't let them out, then you're good.
00:20:14.000Because a lot of what's happening in Coeur d'Alene is you have a lot of good people are moving in, but then you also have a lot of libs that are moving in from California.
00:20:21.000So a lot of the big money guys are moving in and changing things already.
00:20:25.000And so the good news for Idaho is that Coeur d'Alene isn't like in the epicenter and the heartbeat of Idaho.
00:20:31.000And the conservatives that are up there have done a really good job at managing it and stopping it, unlike Utah.
00:21:43.000And Nevada did the same thing, too, where you unwittingly.
00:21:46.000And this was the old Coke era of type of politics, which was and I call it, you know, having just this alternate where you're again, you have this despotism, this liberal despotism that happens within these states.
00:22:02.000So what ends up happening is they move their headquarters to these states.
00:22:11.000So they move all these Californians from the Bay Area to these states instead of hiring people that are in those states.
00:22:17.000And then they're still reporting to the Californians.
00:22:20.000So you basically have just expanded the borders, the policy borders of California into Idaho and Nevada and Utah and Texas and Arizona if you allow it.
00:22:30.000The answer is really simple, and you hit the nail on the head, Andrew, is don't let them just move everybody here and keep answering to people in the Bay Area.
00:22:39.000Move your headquarters here, but you have to hire people from here, or you have to hire new people.
00:22:45.000And by the way, your leadership has to also live here.
00:22:49.000You can't let them just keep reporting to people in San Francisco.
00:23:36.000Don't show up with the gold shovel at the groundbreaking of this place, you know, digging the foundation, laying the foundation to inviting a bunch of liberal hacks to take over our society.
00:25:56.000Yeah, there's been a lot of really great white pill stuff happening in Dallas.
00:26:01.000And again, just continuing on the conversation that Andrew just brought up, you have a lot of conservatives actually moving into Dallas, coming from other places, jobs, everything else.
00:26:09.000It's kind of like Phoenix, where it's so big, it's going this way and not this way.
00:28:10.000Can be won back if we fail on the economy and if Democrats fix up their agenda to have a better economic message, they'll be vulnerable to going back.
00:28:18.000Remember, Blake, George H. or George W. Bush won 40 percent of them or maybe even 44 percent.
00:28:42.000And if we're able to deliver that, I think in four years you could have Vance or anyone else running on a very compelling message that the Republican platform delivered for working class Americans.
00:31:25.000From East Carolina State, I was going through each campus, Charlie, to Center County in Pennsylvania, to ASU, U of A. Across the board, a massive historic A realignment.
00:31:41.000As James Woods shouted you out on Twitter, Charlie, we saw the woke mind virus, the strangle that it had on young people, get broke.
00:31:53.000There was over 2.1 billion views of your campus debates on TikTok and YouTube and Instagram and X. What happened will be written about for generations, and I'm so honored to have played a small part in what this team accomplished.
00:32:55.000We registered over 25,000 people just in Arizona alone, tens of thousands across the country that shifted.
00:33:01.000We're waiting for data in Arizona, but our total turnout per county is 10% greater with new voters.
00:33:10.000And to give credit to Charlie, I sent you guys this this morning.
00:33:13.000Right now, evangelicals are outpacing the average in Arizona by 10% in turnout for Republicans.
00:33:21.000Our commit 100 program contacted three times over our entire universe.
00:33:26.000We recruited more than 2,000 volunteers from every state except for Vermont to fill 10 hotels, to contact over 200,000 unique additional voters successfully, and we left behind messages and called and texted another 350,000 voters.
00:33:45.000We knocked doors, sent tens of thousands of postcards, 200,000 text messages in the last week that were personalized text messages from individuals through our application that we developed.
00:33:58.000On text messages, we had 5 million messages just in Arizona alone.
00:34:04.000Millions from Brett Favre and other people in Wisconsin.