00:00:00.000It's just an odd story. As you know, I worked for Trump for three years. I mean, it's just a very odd story.
00:00:06.400Nobody wants to mention his accomplishments, his achievements, how well he managed the economy, how well he managed energy independence and foreign policy.
00:00:14.980They're all throwing that out the window. And OK, Pennsylvania was not the best moment. I get that.
00:00:21.200Trump himself gets that. But I'm just saying, why all of a sudden is everyone pounding the poor guy to death?
00:00:27.300I mean, he did a lot of good things for this country.
00:00:30.000I'll tell you why they're doing it, because he's probably going to announce he's running and some people don't want him to.
00:00:35.040But I don't think that's going to stop him.
00:00:37.100He did amazing things for this country.
00:00:39.040His America first policies had every group of citizens doing better.
00:00:43.960Didn't matter what your skin color was.
00:00:59.360And if you look at your retirement savings right now, I talked to many retirees who said, Carrie, I just retired.
00:01:05.480I might have to go back to work. My retirement savings has shriveled up.
00:01:09.000It's dried up under Joe Biden. And we need somebody to get us out of the jam.
00:01:14.140We're in. President Trump did it once before. I think he would be a great candidate.
00:01:18.000We'll see what happens in 24. Who knows?
00:01:20.680But all I know is we need a solid person to take the place of Joe Biden because we can't handle much more of that guy.
00:01:27.800Anyway, Carrie Lake, thank you for coming on. Good luck in the next couple of days.
00:01:32.080You're going to make it. I know you will. I have nothing but confidence. I hope Blake Masters comes with you.
00:01:36.060Anyway, thanks much. When we look at the mission and as a Marine, we're looking at the mission and, you know,
00:01:41.500the voters have spoken and they have said that they want a different leader and a true leader understands when they have become a liability.
00:01:52.100A true leader understands that it's time to step off the stage.
00:01:56.940And the voters have given us that very clear message.
00:02:00.500So does that imply within the Republican Party, Lieutenant Governor, to Donald Trump that it's time to step off the stage?
00:02:09.520Yes, a house divided against itself cannot stand.
00:02:13.640And and indeed, that's where we are today.
00:02:16.120And as I said before, America is the prize.
00:02:50.000I just couldn't, because we have seen, for example, in those states where he has endorsed the candidates, in fact, Republicans on the same ticket who he did not endorse, overperformed, whereas his candidates totally underperformed by as much as 10 points.
00:03:11.440We have a clear mission, and it is time to move on.
00:03:18.620We know you have a very press schedule, so we appreciate your taking the time.
00:03:22.580Well, I think if Trump didn't win in 2024, that would that would hurt the Democratic prospects or hurt Republican prospects and help help Democrats.
00:03:30.740But you're quite right, Katie, that the Republican Party is a magnified party.
00:03:35.880It's a Trumpified party. And that even if Trump were not to run for whatever variety of reasons that may go into that decision, the Republican Party itself is radicalized.
00:03:47.900And there's it's almost impossible to overstate how much that that is is is the case.
00:03:56.840You know, DeSantis is on paper a good candidate.
00:03:59.700And there's no question that there's been some erosion in Trump's support.
00:04:03.520But he started at a very, very high mark.
00:04:06.360And these MAGA voters are not like traditional Republican or Democratic voters.
00:04:10.440There's almost no loyalty to the institution, political institution, whether it's the Democratic or Republican Party.
00:04:18.420They got into the politics because of Donald Trump and they would they would follow him to the to the ends of the earth.
00:04:25.700And the last thing I'll say is DeSantis, as I think David Jolly had referred to, he may not be as impressive in reality as he is on paper.
00:04:34.620I mean, very few people have seen DeSantis for for any length of time.
00:04:39.380and when trump unleashes his blowtorch we'll see how he holds up
00:04:43.360wow okay uh it is friday 11 november in the year of our lord 2022
00:04:50.580the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month the guns fell silent that was in um the first
00:04:58.320world war so we always honor armistice day here and of course veterans day in the united states
00:05:04.200of america we normally have special shows in this day but uh i think all of our veterans
00:05:09.400would want us to be on point today because there is so much going on in this convergence of uh of
00:05:15.860power and politics and money and uh and voting and closing deals closing the vote etc
00:05:22.500associated press has reported they're not going to even call not even thinking of calling the house
00:05:28.640although people are pretty comfortable with the numbers 222 to 227 somewhere in the range
00:05:33.260they're not even thinking of calling the house until next tuesday but they have said that it
00:05:39.440may go longer because california could take weeks to sort out uh president trump will announce uh
00:05:45.400his third run for the presidency the three-peat as steve cortez calls it next tuesday uh as
00:05:52.540importantly you're going to have these leadership fights kevin mccarthy uh and what happens to the
00:05:57.180speaker of the house you get the rnc there is power politics and knife fighting like you've
00:06:02.280never seen before i've been around a few political knife fights i've never seen anything like this
00:06:05.880uh it's going to be intense so uh we're going to schedule we've got uh governor sarah palin may
00:06:12.340drop in uh if if she can in the next two hours uh we're going to have a lot of different we're
00:06:17.940going to go to arizona going to nat nevada bad news in nevada i think the dmv i think they're
00:06:22.980generating votes out there we're going to get a active a field report from there and of course
00:06:27.520arizona um but i want to start with russ vote by the way and also just remember nancy pelosi and
00:06:35.220john carrey over in cop 27 i do not we have not had enough time to get into this story but uh cop
00:06:41.26027 they're over there right now actually engaging in conversations uh which should never happen
00:06:47.120because it's ludicrous on the face of it that the whole thing's ludicrous but i mean this is really
00:06:51.860this is what the the thing itself is it is a massive cash transfer from the united states
00:06:58.800of america the third world dictators okay they're talking about reparations for climate change
00:07:03.160you have to understand too the global south is given given given the judeo-christian west and
00:07:10.600particularly western europe and the united states a full flex as you saw by the opec plus and you're
00:07:16.560gonna say now that lula looks like he's going to be in charge of brazil the military came up with
00:07:20.620a report that did not that said hey we can't really say if there's fraud or not in this election
00:07:25.400right it was a kind of a gentle report but they left it open that we don't know if it's fraud or0.98
00:07:29.160not they're still in the streets in brazil the global south but let's assume lula and the ccp0.61
00:07:33.800take charge there with macronin the globalist and the amazon uh the global south has given a full
00:07:39.800flex of things called resources versus this weird paper you give us called federal reserve notes or
00:07:45.700british pounds right so we can get into all of it the the and also we got the lame duck coming up
00:07:50.740nancy pelosi just put out the order that the that covid the ccp covid 19 voting up until christmas
00:07:57.820day they can vote remote because you know half of them are have already left to go get other jobs
00:08:01.700uh and this is the the orgy that's going to start on the lame duck is going to be insane and of
00:08:06.780course a lot of that's going to revolve around this insane appropriations bill it's going to
00:08:11.600have another two trillion dollar deficit and of course the debt ceiling all of it's going to be
00:08:15.840crazy plus setting up for what happens when they fire the football on the 3rd of january so
00:08:19.940the next six weeks are going to be and with president on top of that with with the senate
00:08:26.180races in arizona and georgia still to be decided and they're going to be nail biters of what's
00:08:30.420going on behind closed doors the georgia situation are going to drop a billion dollars in georgia
00:08:35.200for the herschel walker seat um we're not here to entertain we're not here to get into the high
00:08:40.100school you know uh he said this they said that she said this about uh de santis and trump we're
00:08:47.220here to talk about what's important that's going to be part of it because president trump is going
00:08:51.100to go full beast mode next tuesday trust me so um a lot going on and we're going to get you all the
00:08:57.240details all the information that you need uh in the center of it all i want to bring i got russ
00:09:02.100vote and steve cortez to start off i do want to focus on and particularly russ vote one thing
00:09:07.540I've admired about you, Russ ran OMB and OMB has got like 9,000 people. It's the most powerful
00:09:12.360job outside of chief of staff and the government underneath the president, because you can walk
00:09:16.740into Russ vote and say, Hey, I want to know about this, you know, this $5 trillion spending. I got
00:09:21.420this thing. I want to know specifically what's being spent on railroad things in Iowa. And 30
00:09:26.440minutes later, Russ is coming back to the full analysis. They have people that just are all over
00:09:30.280it, but Russ doesn't really step into the world of, of just elective politics or what's going on
00:09:35.980very rarely so when i tell people when russ vote speaks it's like a papal bull you should pay
00:09:41.120attention and russ join us right now you came out yesterday it was like a how many the thread had
00:09:46.800how many how many units to it it was pretty long i go wow that brother is just gone off and you
00:09:53.660made the case you made the intellectual and practical political case about why kevin mccarthy
00:09:59.080can't be speaker of the house and so walk us through if we can put it up uh denver in my team
00:10:04.540here. First off, Russ, what inspired you to do this? This is not like a Russ vote move.
00:10:09.680Why did you do that? Well, because it's an important position. And, you know, we talk on
00:10:15.060these programs all the time, Steve, about how we have to capitalize on the appropriations. We have
00:10:20.060to capitalize on the debt limit. I've been a staffer in leadership, and I just know that
00:10:24.900there's no one in the current team that thinks on a paradigm shattering level, the way we do on this
00:10:31.160program the way that Donald Trump does. And so, you know, we have an opportunity. The election
00:10:36.480didn't go as far as we would have liked to, but now that changed. And now we're talking about a
00:10:41.260very, very small minority that can deny him the speakership. And we have an opportunity as a
00:10:46.980result of that to get a paradigm shattering speaker and the country needs it. We can't go
00:10:53.060on. So that's the political case for why this is. We can't have a peacetime speaker. We need a
00:10:58.200wartime speaker that can seize confrontation and risk by the throat in order to go against
00:11:06.120their adversaries and to be able to deal with the woke and weaponized government that we are
00:11:10.680all suffering from. That has to happen. And so if you look at the fundamentals then, okay,
00:11:15.660can we win this? Is this doable? It is very doable because the mechanics of this is a cartel
00:11:21.880shattering vote. So the members can talk this morning and all that about, well, he's done this
00:11:27.320or that. But on January, they have to go to the floor. It's not behind closed doors. And they
00:11:32.560have to go and they have to say, yeah, I'm for Kevin McCarthy. And the way this works is that
00:11:37.000those words have to come out of their mouth on the floor. They stand up on the floor and they say
00:11:41.900that. And then they have to go back and they have to explain it. And you might have been able to
00:11:46.560explain that if he had been conciliatory and they had had this big election that was successful.
00:11:51.700that doesn't exist. And so this is like going back and explaining that you are for
00:11:57.320funding Planned Parenthood or against the Second Amendment. You don't have the ability to win your
00:12:03.200constituents over to that narrative on a cartel busting vote. And that's what we're going to see
00:12:08.820in January. And so in some respects, next week is not irrelevant, but it is not decisive when they
00:12:15.440vote. They'll have the cartel vote behind closed doors next week. But this is about building to
00:12:20.680January, and the fundamentals are there. And I'm looking at the fundamentals allow us to be able,
00:12:26.680cause him, he is in deep trouble, and we have an opportunity to have a paradigm shattering
00:12:31.240victory over the speakership to be either get Jim Jordan in as speaker, I don't care if he's
00:12:37.120not running right now, or to have a coalitional style government where every decision goes through
00:12:42.240HFC. So think about Likud or some, you know, Christian Democrats in Germany, they have to
00:12:49.180get other coalitions as part. That's the kind of thing that we can be able to move towards in this
00:12:54.680so that under any circumstances, either we get our guy or we don't get our guy, we have conservatives
00:13:00.900in power to force the fights with the adversaries that is necessary. I want to just go back. We got
00:13:07.080about a minute and a half and I want to just keep you a few minutes on the other side about the
00:13:10.720cartel, about why next week the leadership vote is not all. Look, AP, Associated Press, not even
00:13:16.180going to call it. So he's not even going to know really what, um, the caucus is, but why is the
00:13:20.780leadership vote? Cause everybody's saying the leadership vote, the leadership vote, the leadership
00:13:23.440vote, they've all flown back. Why is the leadership vote not the end all and be all?
00:13:28.480Because that one is not where it's behind closed doors. It's, it's, you don't have people going to
00:13:33.960lie all over the place. The fight would not have materialized necessarily. It may, we're going to
00:13:38.500make progress. Some people will run for speaker potentially, but the real vote is in this, is in
00:13:44.180the House chambers and Democrats vote no. And so you only need a minority, potentially single
00:13:51.360digits, maybe 15 or so. We'll know when we have the final count. That is the real vote. And we've
00:13:58.900seen this. We've run this play before against John Boehner, and that's when it becomes real.
00:14:05.400And a member can switch. I hope they all go in there behind closed doors, the cartel consideration
00:14:11.760and to say we're against Kevin McCarthy, that would be great.
00:14:14.260But what I'm saying is that even if they don't do that,
00:14:16.920they should not think that this is going away
00:14:18.980because the fundamentals at the grassroots
00:14:20.800are going to make this a real issue on January.
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00:16:29.660everybody's margin and uh average fees per transaction across the industry had declined
00:16:34.720by 50 percent. A lot of that is is the man, Sam Brackenfield. OK, terrific. That's not that.
00:16:41.220Is that him saying? OK, but it's actually we got in the wrong order, but it's not Denver's fault.
00:16:45.860It's our fault. Don't worry about it. Ever take a deep breath. I'm going to get to all that later.
00:16:49.740That's Jim Cramer. We'll get Cortez. That's inverse Cramer. That's Jim Cramer calling FTX the JP Morgan
00:16:55.660of a new of a new generation. Don't don't worry about it. We'll get to it later. We're going to
00:16:59.460do it every calm down we're good um the um that's jim kramer calling ftx the jp morgan
00:17:08.860and calling the guy that this guy that literally looks like he robbed 15 billion dollars it's
00:17:13.700going to have a huge impact not not just simply in crypto much deeper than that there's going to
00:17:17.520be a lot of the democratic party sucked into this a massive scandal and of course mercedes and all
00:17:22.640these uh woke companies that have been part of this to fund this guy he was going to be the
00:17:26.880norsaurus i gotta think i think if you check i think if you check you got uh even joe kent that
00:17:31.680put money against joe kent bobert all those we'll check it all out okay i want to go back to talk
00:17:37.000about the cartel what the cartel is why this is important but let me just pull the camera back for
00:17:41.840a second i'm gonna ask cortez the same question what is your beef with kevin mccarthy i mean he
00:17:46.860comes from bakersfield i'm gonna play devil's advocate here he play he comes from bakersfield
00:17:50.560he's a um he kind of comes from a deplorable background uh he looks like you know he's he's
00:17:57.120the um the pledge chairman at the fraternity you know he goes out and gets all these candidates
00:18:01.460so russ you're a nuts and bolts guy that gets down to results but what is your beef and what
00:18:07.540is really scott perry and in the house freedom caucus which is the most trumpian of the caucuses
00:18:13.280in the uh in the in the house what is their central beef with with kevin mccarthy because
00:18:18.820right now essentially what they're saying is any anybody but McCarthy they'd even take a moderate
00:18:23.660right as long as you had in what you call a coalition government right if you don't get a
00:18:27.620Jordan or you know I don't want to say Scalise or Stefanik if you don't get some one of those
00:18:32.800in leadership now you'll take a coalition government like in Israel in the house which
00:18:37.880would be unique so why is it anybody why are you anybody but McCarthy what what is the logic of
00:18:43.040argument? Well, I have just seen up close and personal that he does not approach these decisions
00:18:50.160on the basis of what's necessary to save the country. And they used to, you know,
00:18:54.000they used to use the words, we have to do member management. And I thought, you know,
00:18:58.020member management must be, hey, this member wants to be on a committee or go on a CODEL or whatever.
00:19:02.880And it's not. It's about how to manage their own members away from the fights that are most
00:19:08.120important to save the country. And that has been this leadership team and the leadership team in
00:19:13.260recent past, really only going back to Newt Gingrich, was really the only person that wasn't
00:19:17.660like that. And so we need something else. We need to have a paradigm change in the House.
00:19:23.820There's this view that Kevin McCarthy's transactional, and he was during the Trump
00:19:27.620administration, had a good working relationship. I know you did as well. And that was great. But
00:19:33.060But he has shown in two years since then that he does not move where conservatives are.
00:19:38.940When they wanted recorded votes on the floor of the House, he opposed them.
00:19:42.520When it came time to being able to push the impeachment resolutions, he was opposed to that.
00:19:47.940He's pushing against the church-style committee to go after the weaponized state as we speak.
00:19:52.980He's been averse to rules changes that in the lead up to the election that would allow the House to function to empower policy entrepreneurs at the rank and file level.
00:20:04.780And so it is a cartel government. It is behind the closed doors. It's not on the floor of the House.
00:20:10.720And he is representative of that. It's not because he's a bad guy.
00:20:15.160It's just because he's a peacetime speaker and we need a wartime speaker.
00:20:18.360okay walk me through then just walk me through the process you're saying january 3rd is the day
00:20:24.920because that's when people have to stand and deliver with the cameras of the globe upon them
00:20:28.900what happens between now and then and if it's anybody but mccarthy and by the way i want to
00:20:33.660make sure everybody understands we've reached out to those guys because what russ vote is doing is
00:20:39.040a profile in courage because if you step forward and do this if it doesn't work out you're going
00:20:45.040to get your head chopped off right don't ban me from twitter again it's a metaphor okay but i'm
00:20:50.440saying about russ vote and not and not ray and fouchy so they won't have a problem but there's
00:20:56.520literally a hundred people have wanted to come on here and do the anti-mccarthy thing literally
00:21:00.980and um and we said i wanted russ because he's thought this through and is not known as a guy
00:21:06.020that gets involved at this level of kind of leadership or elective politics he's doing it
00:21:10.820from purposes of hey we got tough fights tough appropriations bills next year we got a cut
00:21:15.620spending we got the dead ceiling you got so many hard fights you need a wartime you need a wartime
00:21:20.540leader um but but russ what want me through the process what is and while we've reached out to
00:21:27.520mccarthy's team and the general team to send us some surrogates let's say i want to hit because
00:21:31.700cortez is about to come in and do another bombing run right after russ at a different on a different
00:21:36.380angle of attack. Hey, give us some surrogates. Let's make the case for McCarthy, because this0.95
00:21:41.360is going to be one that's got to be debated out. Walk us through the process as you see it, Russ.
00:21:45.860What happens? So next week and right now, the most critical moment is for members to just make
00:21:52.220public statements that say we are opposed to Kevin McCarthy. When you have too much of a focus about
00:21:58.300who's going to be the one that's running or the speaker that you're trying, there's a good sense
00:22:02.400of who we want. And that's Jim Jordan. But we need those statements and we need someone to step
00:22:09.480forward. And they don't have to be the one that's going to get the victory in the conference. They
00:22:13.920just have to take away the argument that you saw from some members that say, there's no one
00:22:18.400running. That's the most damaging argument right now at the grassroots is, and we have to prevent
00:22:23.700that. So we need a member or two or three, doesn't have to be one, to step forward and say, I'm
00:22:28.800running so that that member who doesn't want to be with us can't go home and say there's no one
00:22:35.180running. Then you have the ability to be able to push for the real candidate because at that point
00:22:41.840Kevin McCarthy is going to start to count the votes. He's going to say, I don't have the votes
00:22:45.980and the people that publicly know, I know have backbones of steel and I'm not going to be able
00:22:51.320to change their mind. So you have an opportunity to delay this, to be able to stop this before you
00:22:56.840get to January, and then you have a conversation, okay, who is the conference willing to accept?
00:23:02.540Who is that? That's someone like a Jim Jordan. The last thing I would say is you ask, what is
00:23:07.140a cartel? The cartel, what I mean by that is that over the hundred years, the business of government
00:23:13.420has gone behind closed door, either at the administrative state or behind into smoke-filled
00:23:19.640rooms without the smoke anymore. It doesn't happen on the floor. It's de jure on the floor.
00:23:24.660it's de facto behind closed doors. Next week is an exercise in the cartel. But the problem for
00:23:31.440the cartel is they actually have to get the people's assent on the floor of the House.
00:23:36.160And so that's your leverage point. It's just that do the members believe that they have that
00:23:41.640authority and their constituents are going to know that they have that authority? That's why
00:23:45.820the leverage point is in January. But next week will be vital to the extent that we will get a
00:23:51.200sense of how who are the who are our fighters beyond those who are already out there our
00:23:56.140coalition will grow we'll have more members out there making public statements and then we'll
00:24:00.940begin to talk through all right who's the run person running and making the making the race
00:24:05.200if i can summarize one of the arguments just before we let you go russ is that
00:24:09.660they're saying hey um this was always the gates theory of the case if you get under 10
00:24:15.100seat majority he's in jeopardy if you get up to the bannon 50 or 60 unless all those above 30
00:24:21.000are all MAGA. He could be safe. The irony is, and people tell me it's $30 million, $40 million,
00:24:27.740the $50 million or $40, however much he spent against the Caroline Levitts, the Joe Kents,
00:24:33.000the Anna Paulina Lunas, all that has come back to haunting because he spent that money in primaries
00:24:38.420against MAGA candidates. And now he's left, he's really beholden to this eight to 10. If you get
00:24:45.240hate to tend hardcore you know immovable and i thought some random names are like perry and good
00:24:51.200and these people uh you've got a problem correct i mean you've got a big problem you may have an
00:24:56.620existential threat is that that's the summary of the case right that is exactly the case and
00:25:03.120we have recent history from the boehner operation in which we saw this at play which was mark meadows
00:25:09.980breitbart russ vote and some just some random names out there that made that happen um breitbart
00:25:16.980under stephen k bannon um okay russ vote this is amazing i want everybody to read it and like i
00:25:22.800said we reached out to to have the counter argument because this has got to be debated
00:25:25.820through but as good a job as we do on capital markets and some of the geopolitics and things
00:25:30.440like that to make sure the math and polling uh de jure uh on the floor de facto behind closed
00:25:37.380doors is going to be one of the constructs that we'll work with. Russ Vogt just told you the way
00:25:41.440things really work. That's not some cute phrase like the swamp. That's the deal, right? The
00:25:46.840cartel's been around for 100 years. Now they've got the administrative state and the executive
00:25:50.520branch and they have the cartel on Capitol Hill. You've got to break them. They have to be broken
00:25:55.260or you're never going to have a government where the people are sovereign. Russ Vogt, how do people
00:25:59.340get to you, sir, in all your great work? You can get me an at Russ Vogt on Twitter, Truth, Getter.
00:26:06.720We're updating in real time, and our website is americarenewing.com.
00:26:12.200Russ Vogt, you're a patriot and a hero, sir.
00:30:44.520Well, by the way, to connect your economic point to this important macro point about Kevin McCarthy, the agenda going forward.
00:30:50.180What we see happening in the UK, it is worse there, but we have a similar situation, unfortunately, here among small business owners.
00:30:56.820We know, I did a chalk talk on this from the most recent alignable survey of 5,000 small firms, that 37% of them in America could not make rent in the month of October.
00:31:07.38049% of restaurateurs in America could not pay rent in the month of October.
00:31:50.920The first quote I gave you was from Kevin McCarthy himself, saying that President Trump
00:31:54.920should resign his office with only 10 days to go at the end of his term, his term, which
00:32:00.380was artificially and illegitimately ended by big tech.
00:32:04.120OK, now let's connect the dots to big tech.
00:32:06.660Kevin McCarthy is the dependable lackey of big tech.
00:32:10.600He also happens to be the roommate of Frank Luntz.
00:32:12.620When we put all of this together in totality, this is simply not the warrior to take the
00:32:17.660gavel and lead us in a time when we are fighting the oligarchs, when we are fighting a culture war
00:32:22.720and when we are enduring an intense economic crisis created by Joe Biden. We need a warrior
00:32:29.040and that man is not Kevin McCarthy. Okay, hang on for one second, Cortez. You and I got a lot to
00:32:34.900get through and I want to get back to Ukraine also and capital markets and all of it. I want
00:32:39.280to go to, we got some work to do in Nevada, in Arizona and other places. Bober itself, I think,
00:32:43.880what 1400 votes that's going to go i think close to a recount but it's still grinding through some
00:32:48.700rural communities we're going to try to get some experts on to talk about that joe kent i'm gonna
00:32:52.680try to get joe kent on later joe kent is cutting that lead with every ballot drop uh and but let's
00:32:58.440go to richard barris richard in uh you know overnight i want to know about laxalt the governor
00:33:04.340and particularly marchandt from what you see that's outstanding because it seems to me i don't
00:33:09.000know if it's dmv or what they're doing but there's things being i think created maybe that's too
00:33:15.700harsh a term but this uh this clark county which is basically vegas the the drop boxes and even uh
00:33:23.000wasso county looks a little gamey to me what's your sense of nevada right now look you know the
00:33:29.540clark stuff is nothing new steve you know this is the way it goes but really the recipe for winning
00:33:35.080the state of nevada uh marshall has fallen behind and uh with the way things are going right now
00:33:40.320you know i'm giving you real talk with the way things are going right now uh something would
00:33:44.600have to change dramatically in washoe and have there are other rural votes out but at this point
00:33:50.120laxalt is uh aside from lombardo uh laxalt is the only one who has a chance in my mind to hold on
00:33:56.780now there's still rurals in which helped uh laxalt a little bit when nye reported and we are told
00:34:02.740that there are more ballots, quite a bit more ballots out. But the bottom line here is when
00:34:07.520your surveillance system goes out in the middle of the night, whether something's wrong or not,
00:34:11.880when your surveillance goes dark, as they put it, and then the ballot drop does not match the
00:34:16.720pattern, people start to get upset. And whether it's legitimate or not, you cannot conduct
00:34:21.920elections like this. Laxalt was winning Washoe every single batch, mail or election day after
00:34:29.000the initial early vote drop so it's just this last bit of mail that put masto back in the lead in
00:34:35.360washoe you have got to carry washoe is it possible not to and still win yeah but not if you're going
00:34:41.320to lose clark by nine so well we just it really it's a coin it really is a coin toss that washoe
00:34:47.860mail dump clark you expect it but that washoe mail dump gives her a lot more margin if she wins the
00:34:53.680rest of clark 55 35 she's going to win or not even 55 35 she wins 55 of the rest of what's out in1.00
00:35:00.820clark she will win if washoe doesn't change and that is uh and she'll beat a laxalt by what a
00:35:07.340couple of thousand votes or a thousand votes very yeah yep it will not be it will not be a comfortable
00:35:13.260win but nevertheless it'll still be you know maybe a point real quickly give me the uh in a minute
00:35:19.500Just give me what happened on the surveillance and why is it kind of fishy about how the timing of this, you know, the ballots were dropped like nine minutes after it went dark.
00:35:28.840So, you know, Twitter and the social universe blows up.
00:35:32.840You know, countries cannot stand elections like this.
00:35:36.440I mean, eventually civil society starts bursting from the seams.
00:35:39.820They said, and I quote, we investigated what happened and how to make sure it doesn't happen again.
00:35:48.120Uh, you know, if your surveillance goes dark, then you should probably wait before reporting votes. Otherwise you're just going to cause mass chaos and, and, and distress.
00:35:58.500Yeah. Uh, Marchant, uh, Marchant, um, went from 9,500 up yesterday morning at this time. He's now, I think 5,000 down in the bulk of some is the, the, go ahead.
00:37:02.040Sure. He also called the state of Florida for Hillary Clinton when you were with Donald Trump in 2016.
00:37:07.020So this has happened quite a bit. This has happened quite a bit with Dave Wasserman.
00:37:11.700Usually he's right. He's not always right. And here he is wrong.
00:37:15.100He does not understand the difference in voting behavior.
00:37:17.640If Masters wins these electoral drops and draw three votes by two to one margin, that alone could wipe out Kelly's leak.
00:37:26.380So this idea, I mean, this is just and there is other vote out, but they're doing a little bit of a PR stunt in Arizona and they're putting all of the Dem-Premley votes first and they're waiting.
00:37:37.800They're trying to basically make it look like Dems have a bigger lead and they're waiting to, you know, and I think they're probably crossing their fingers, hoping that Republicans don't get a two to one in that.
00:37:48.740that we've polled it uh we're not the only ones that's why you see the folks at data orbital also
00:37:54.200being uh pretty confident that look this is a heavy republican vote because we've done polling
00:37:59.640we've done exit polling these people were going these are like the charlie kirk and danessa suja
00:38:05.4002000 mule voters steve they didn't want to mail their ballot they want to be election day voters
00:38:10.140but because they're listed as absentee voters if they go and walk it in on election day they may
00:38:14.800be a provisional so they hold their ballot and they bring it in on election day the big this is
00:38:20.100why yeah this is the reason of being out there and making sure all the trump voters and obviously
00:38:26.700with the lindell vote on game day that's where he had the long lines etc now you've got the 17 000
00:38:32.640over there for the box three which were people that that didn't the machines didn't work and
00:38:37.780you've got the big thing it's taking so time is is when i get off with you i'm actually
00:38:44.620jumping on a phone uh phone call uh trying to figure out uh you know about that 17 000 because
00:38:50.040steve that sounds very very low to me you can do that in maricopa in an hour in the morning i mean
00:38:56.380that's uh it just i'm trying to get a better idea of you know where these 17 000 came from because
00:39:03.02020 of those tabulators were down in heavily republican areas and i'm telling you they can
00:39:09.000do 45k in the first hour so you know do the math you're telling me that was all day long
00:47:50.640You can see for the beginning of that chart until the Biden term, until the Biden regime, we had stable, low, predictable increases in shelter prices under President Trump.
00:48:01.020The exact opposite right now, as I show there with that red arrow, shelter costs are soaring, continue to ascend higher.
00:48:41.78016.2% for this basket of things you need to live.
00:48:45.860And Steve, this is absolutely crushing to working class people.
00:48:49.280Because if you're a high income person, you might be annoyed that this have-to basket
00:48:53.020is rising, but it doesn't really change your life.
00:48:54.940But if you're a working-class single mom, if you're a retiree trying to live on a budget, 16% inflation in the have-to items is absolutely crushing to you.
00:49:05.360But the news, by the way, isn't only bad for people of modest means.
00:49:12.320If we can go to chart number three, I want to show this on luxury spending.
00:49:15.800This is a chart that was put out by Citibank.
00:49:18.320This is credit card spending on luxury items, and that chart goes back to the spring.
00:49:22.360In the spring of this year, the wealthy were still feeling pretty good.
00:49:25.820And year-over-year increases in luxury spending was almost 10% year-over-year.
00:49:30.260As you can see from that chart, it has demonstrably moved from the upper left to the lower right.
00:49:35.380Year-over-year spending now on luxury items minus 6%.
00:49:40.080That is an implosion, even for the wealthy or the well-off.
00:49:44.380So the economic news is roundly terrible.
00:49:48.140It is a created crisis because of Joe Biden.
00:49:50.160And Steve, we will only stop it. We will only start to stop it if the incoming GOP Congress, and I believe it will at least be the House, let's hope it's also the Senate, has the guts to stand up against Joe Biden. And to me, the single most effective, quickest remedy is to say, you either unleash American energy again, or we will not fund a single one of your initiatives. We are willing to risk a government shutdown on that.
00:50:14.320I think the first place to do that is the border. The second place is on energy. We have to start.
00:50:19.120The American middle class, particularly right now, is absolutely in crisis. It's not even just a recession.
00:50:24.680It's more like a depression for them. That's the reality.
00:50:27.300And this new Congress has to have the guts and vision to stand up and advocate for them because the people have placed that responsibility on these representatives.
00:50:36.100Can you give us your social media and we'll let you bounce. I know you're busy today.