Episode 3924: Winning Michigan; Smoke And Mirrors Fight Against Trump
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Summary
On today's show, we have a special guest on the show, Tucker Carlson. Tucker is a conservative commentator who has been a long time supporter of the anti-Trump movement. He's been a frequent guest on conservative media outlets such as CNN and the New York Times, and is a regular contributor to the Daily Wire. He's also a frequent contributor to The Weekly Standard and the Daily Caller.
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of this country are loving good people who are being led by the worst people
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who've ever led a country and that is just true I think that's true I mean it
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my loathing my love of Americans and my loathing of their leaders deepens every
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day that we're on the road it really really does because the disconnect so
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what can you do about it well you can vote I don't think I've ever encouraged
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anyone to vote ever but I feel like in this state it's particularly important
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I'm not a political person I'm not here on behalf of a candidate probably guess
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who I'm voting for I actually am voting this year I am I am but I do think
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people should vote in the state of Michigan because there's absolutely no
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reason you should be led by people who do not share the most basic values of the
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people of Michigan and I mean from I always beat up on the east coast of
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Michigan my wife is actually from the Detroit area I know boo oh I agree I
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know I know I know and whenever I talk about Michigan I'm like there are actually
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two sides to it and the west coast is way nicer
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um but the truth is there are super nice people over there too and northern Michigan
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is just like a wonder it's incredible and none of you deserve none of you deserve your leaders
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none of you I don't care it's true even the people who vote for them don't deserve them if
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I can just say you often hear we get the leaders we deserve that's a total lie no you don't
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no you don't and you see that around the world I've been in plenty of countries with horrible
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leaders those people don't deserve them nobody deserves leaders like that and so I did hear
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of something really cool today I've never done anything like this but I'm gonna do it now
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there's actually a website in the state of Michigan where you can find people who probably would vote for
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the candidate you're voting for but don't vote and you can look them up the voter rolls are right
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there it's called 10x votes and you can go on there and just contact people you know and be
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like hey by the way you don't we don't deserve this these people are horrible and we're not horrible
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we're great and if you're frustrated with these people even if you don't think the system works
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even think it's all fake even think they're gonna steal it in the end that's not exactly true you
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can overwhelm their their malintent by your voting and at the very least you can you can give them
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the largest middle finger ever wagged in the face of anybody by voting against him I do think it's
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important yeah that finger the one you just waved that's right
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this is the primal scream of a dying regime pray for our enemies because we're going medieval on these
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people here's not got a free shot all these networks lying about the people the people have had a belly
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full of it I know you don't like hearing that I know you try to do everything in the world to stop
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that but you're not going to stop it it's going to happen and where do people like that go to share
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the big line mega media I wish in my soul I wish that any of these people had a conscience
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ask yourself what is my task and what is my purpose if that answer is to save my country
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this country will be saved war room here's your host stephen k bannon
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the bar for bannon and the thing I disagree with tucker on is hey detroit we need those brothers and
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sisters in the uaw to cross lines from their dumb leadership offshoring their jobs to china
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and vote with the uh the rest of michigan for donald john trump richard barris
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thoughts on mr tucker carlson big thoughts yeah well thanks for having me as always peter and by the
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way I wholeheartedly agree with you uh that just because it's in a democratic area does not mean there
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are not uh low-key republican votes there look what's different about that uh that effort that
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tucker brought up in michigan which is huge by the way is that uh there's been a lot of republican
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efforts to get out the vote and try to work within this system that nobody really likes but to register
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and get out votes and get them to early vote these low proposition and no proposition voters for the
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first time in my lifetime actually favor republicans and specifically they favor donald trump and that
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has never been the case my entire lifetime my entire career it has always been because we're having a
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realignment it's always been that those voters favor democrats and when there is high turnout
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it usually was a good sign for the uh for the democrat now that is reversed and 10x votes what's
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different there's a lot of these efforts out what's different about 10x is a few there are a few
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things one is um there's no money in it for consultants this thing is like built for the
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posse it's built for the grassroots and if people want to go they go check it out 10x votes.com it's in
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michigan they're working to get it in other states but it really is uh the most effective get out the
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vote that i've seen this cycle and the reason why is because it's back it's the methodology behind it
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is is designed using research that was in depth about the behavioral uh patterns and trends of these
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these voters and conservatives in general it then when listen peter when a door knocker goes and knocks
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on a liberal's door right this is like their ideology and their way of life so a stranger can knock on
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their door that they don't know and it's like oh right orange man bad i want to sign up and get on the
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absentee ballot list and come back and take my vote and i want to vote republicans people who lean to
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the right they're skeptical they're inherently skeptical they they must be approached a different
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way and the simplest like genius of 10x votes is that it is done through people you know your
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co-workers your neighbors your family members your friends so you just simply go to the database and you
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look up people in your social circles and it will tell you whether or not they vote or whether they do
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but they hardly vote and then you you basically claim them and you tell um you you know you tell
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the system i'm going to contact them and then obviously we follow up and people can see whether
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or not uh that person signed up for the absentee ballot list that person was um was requested an absentee
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ballot it's just it's the first acknowledgement that voters are different in this country the right and
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the left don't behave the same and the right is trying to either reinvent the wheel and do it wrong
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or they're trying to duplicate what democrats do and because we behave differently uh between the
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right and the left it's not going to work so 10x is i'm gonna take they're all not gonna work
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hang on let me let's flesh this out how this works for the posse i mean let's let's suppose i'm like
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part of that 10x army that's going out and recruiting my friends how did they find me to begin with
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how do they get me to do what they want me to do full disclosure i found you all right so uh i i this is
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through it's a really a multi-layer database that we've had for years that tells us whether or not
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you do vote or you don't vote what are your which what are your behaviors it's consumer data and
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automotive data and and a whole lot over 1400 attributes per record so we we know a lot about
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you but of course the most important thing is do you vote and then how would you lean if you did
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vote and the truth is you know people in your social circles so if peter navarro goes to 10x votes and
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decides i'm going to look up my cousin in michigan for instance then your cousin cousin you know
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constantly complains about high gas prices can't stand kamala can't stand transgenderism or whatever
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it may be or transgender activism whatever the issue is uh you can look them up and say look so how do
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you get me to do that let's say i'm let's say i'm ground zero the first person that you identify and
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i want to play ball with you guys how do you get me then to go talk to my brother or uncle or whatever
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it is yeah that's really what it that's really up to you you have to go to the system you sign up for
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it it's very simple and then they give you access to it and you just simply do a search like you're
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doing a google search and then you will put the information in the system of course we verified it
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gets verified so within a couple of weeks this the state's going to update their voter rolls so let's
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say peter decided he's going to go claim that cousin and he's going to go get that cousin out or go
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get them registered on the absentee ballot list um you know i'm going to see 10x is going to see whether
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or not you did it um and again i don't i don't run it but i did provide the data for it which is
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something that was woefully you know lacking on the republican side they have latency issues
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uh in 2020 one of the biggest problems is that they did not use comparable data uh tools so uh
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democrats were able to see who was signing up in almost real time they were seeing who was
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submitting ballots in almost real time they were seeing you know basically it was voting
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almost in real time and republicans are are have lacked that you know they under rona mcdaniel they spend
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a lot of money peter on data center and it just is it's like again trying to reinvent what democrats
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a wheel democrats already invented and that's great but they invented it over a decade ago and it's too
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old it's too slow and it doesn't move fast enough to keep up with real time by the way since tucker
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did that they've been getting a user every few minutes which is incredible i think you understand
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peter this race is likely going to be very close trump won michigan by 10 000 votes yeah i you know
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i can tell you that in the low prop universe that favors that favors donald trump we were able to find
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enough voters to more than make up for joe biden's 2020 margin in that state so what tucker said is really
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important there's just feeling on the right that democrats can just keep stuffing the ballot box forever
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and the truth of the matter is that's not really how this works there is a universe of votes we know
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there is and you can overwhelm that system you can there are plenty more than more than enough
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voters out there that unfortunately don't participate then if you can get them to then they don't stand a
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chance that's the truth but the world we live in it's tough to do that and on the right the best way
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is personal relationships and that's why this matters so much cold door knocking and is this
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is this is this 10x uh thing organized at a state by state level it is and it's working to get into
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pennsylvania i mean you know um how many states is it working now and right now yeah pennsylvania
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looks like the next one i mean i'll keep you posted on that pennsylvania does look like the next one
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this is uh yeah this is a michigan thing i mean can can people outside of michigan who have
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people who are friends in michigan use it or how's that absolutely yes absolutely yeah without a doubt
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and then hopefully they do get i mean that's ultimately up to how uh how much interest it is
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uh how much interest it it finds in michigan but it definitely is targeting the midwest and then states
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that have a lot of low proposition voters a state like the silver state nevada people live off the
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grid peter they're just they go there to get off the grid and it's one of those states where when we
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do these searches there's just an unbelievable number of voters who profile for you know would
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be trump supporters or would be uh republicans i'll be honest with you when i say would be i mean it's
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really would be trump voters these voters that are these first time never or haven't voted in a very
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long time a low prop two out of four and below these people like donald trump a lot more than
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they like the republican party all right so that is uh i guess the point i'm trying to make here is
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republicans need to take advantage of this now while donald trump is on the ballot because once he is not
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on the ballot anymore these people are not going to be rich targets anymore they don't trust the
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republican party not all of them but most of them they like donald trump and at a rate
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significantly higher than we have seen you know the affection for any other republican candidate
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they distrust the party and they look at trump as something different and i mean it would be the
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biggest blunder in modern american electoral history not to take advantage of this moment if republicans did
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not do it tucker uh is he actively out stumping now or was that kind of a one-off no i think i think
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that was like you know he saw the value in it and he just kind of popped it you know i mean i think tucker
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shares my opinion you know he just said it in the speech that there's this and it's and it breeds
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defeatism and so we have it has to be stamped out but there's this feeling out there like i said that
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that it doesn't matter your vote doesn't matter when we researched all these people and we did
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we surveyed them in multiple states large sample sizes they tell us the same thing over and over
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again and it's a lot of the stuff that you'll hear from even high propensity right-wing voters
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it doesn't matter the system's rigged my vote doesn't count right and that is just not true your vote does
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count and they cannot they cannot infinitely stuff a box you can overwhelm them and until republicans get
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that through their heads there's going to be that risk of defeatism so i think he saw it he saw the
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value in it he just popped off it was great when we come back um richard if um if you can maybe we can
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just um get the latest numbers i'm particularly interested in how this thing is bouncing back and
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forth and back and forth based on um what kamala is doing kamala harris is doing broke my rule there
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um so stay with us um here we'll um take a tour through the battleground states with the man who
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knows more about what's going on in real time right now than anyone uh anyone can talk to right now
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that's richard barris navarro and for bannon you are in the war room let's win this election stay right
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info kit on gold ira six days until the election and what we know this is going to be a tight race
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until the very end so let's not pay too much attention to the polls because let's be clear
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we are the underdog in this race and we have some hard work ahead of us but here's the thing
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we like hard work we like hard work hard work is good work hard work is joyful work
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navarro for bannon we like hard work yeah we do in the war room like like hard work trying to figure
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out this underdog thing she comes out of the convention hides from the press gets a bump bleeding in the
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national polls trying to run like an underdog um is she seeing something that her her bounce is over
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let's go back to richard barris now uh richard give us a quick summary of the other polls and then tell us
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what you were seeing sir yeah so first of all just that underdog status the entire world is against
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donald trump peter i mean the idea that she is the underdog is ridiculous everyone from fox news
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uh the people who run fox news to the people who run msnbc want harris to win and even put their name
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to an endorsement for for her in fortune 100 companies i mean that's insane but uh i would say this
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i think they do i don't think i know they do see something that the public polls are not showing
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or at least not all of the public polls and that is what's going on in the polling universe right now
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we we have no consensus and we have two schools and in the you know on the one side you have um
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the one school that is showing harris with leading but leading by unbelievable numbers peter that's the
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fact you know i mean morning consult is in that um abc mbc you know to some extent and then you have
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just some other state polls that are your usual suspects you have quinnipiac the usual suspects
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and they're showing a race that is her edge and then really an edge that is not is never going to
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materialize it's unbelievable and then you have the other school which shows that it's either tied or
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trump with an edge that is a believable edge and when you look at the track records of the pollsters
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in those two courts right in those two camps really um you you know the ones who are who are showing the
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tighter race with trump with an advantage uh have better track records and then secondly with that
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kamala harris's own polling does not look rosy for her this is an open secret i don't know why the
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media goes day in and day out uh pretending as if you gov is correct and she's leading by six points
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and you know a five point lead in pennsylvania that is insane that is not going to happen i mean folks
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they're asking you to believe that kamala harris is going to beat donald trump in pennsylvania more
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than barack obama beat plutocrat mitt romney i mean it's just not believable richard let me ask you
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quick question here these are these polls reflecting support for trump or uh just
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disaffection with with kamala and her radicalness is the message of who she is getting through yet
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what's going on here both there is a fear um this this is among those reluctant trump supporters that
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are now starting to decide and lean to the president which we're going to show people in a few days
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and ours in our polling these are not people that are staunch trump supporters i had a thesis back in
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2020 of the seasick voter peter like they love this policies but they didn't like the the what they would
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you know chaos is a word that they would use a lot that said with these particular voters their fear that
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kamala harris is both inexperienced and too liberal is outweighing their dislike for the chaos that they saw
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under trump because it was chaos in the media but it wasn't chaos in the economy it wasn't chaos overseas
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so they know trump can do the job and they know trump did a good job and they are uh balancing that
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against their fear that kamala is just going to be too radical too inexperienced and when you view
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someone as inexperienced i mean a lot of these voters are pretty savvy the on the undecided ones who are
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really thinking about this they're worrying who is she going to bring in and she's hiding from the
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media and not explaining herself that's why the debate was not the win that they thought it was
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going to be and i i'll be honest even i thought she scored a pretty decent win in that debate but
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ultimately after talking to these voters the message of her being radical and then the president
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ending you know if you're a trump supporter you wish you read you know regurgitated this over and over
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during the the debate but he did do it at the end which was smart because it stuck and he basically
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made the case that she has been the vice president she's been a u.s senator she doesn't do any of this
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i was president and i did deliver and you know i can do this job and that is a powerful message with
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these folks a very powerful message so that is one of the strongest tools she wasted she wasted all her
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time at that debate showmanship pummeling trump yep pummeling trump instead of explaining
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who she is and what she was going to do in specificity without a doubt and and i'm glad you
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mentioned fox as wanting harris to win as well because of course they do the first thing that
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happened at the end of that debate i had i was watching it through fox you had brett bear come on brit
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hume come on uh and just trash trump as if they hadn't actually listened or watched um what exactly
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had happened i see her though richard yeah it's like i saw her give her a little speech on in uh in
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madison to the adoring crowds and things like that i mean she does look confident on the campaign trail
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is anybody gonna buy what she's selling because if you listen to her i did you know the monologue i
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let off on the show it's like everything she says is a lie an illusion i mean everything she says and
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there's this thing the low information voters is she believable do people believe her what's your
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polling say about that no i mean the answer is no they don't uh they we they were giving her a chance
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too and i think that's important to to note they there's a lot of them out there who wanted to
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believe her they really did but you know you you actually said it before the number one thing we
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have heard from those voters who were undecided now are starting to make their uh make their decision
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is that she did not spend that time telling them why they need to vote for her should vote for her
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they all everything she already told them or you know said to donald trump or spent her time you
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know uh berating donald trump everything they heard they already knew so they don't you got to
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remember when we ask whether or not they believe her this is a woman who was more unpopular than dan
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quayle more unpopular than dick caney this recent surge in popularity is a media fabrication i mean they
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created it um they did and it did work but it's not like they have this affection for her it is just
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driven by glowing coverage and that's the the handicap benefit that a democratic candidate gets
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for a president but it's not real so people are still wondering you know what what is she saying
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you know that that that that can allow me to put my faith in her we used to call it in academia
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the presidential bar you have to meet a presidential bar where people can be comfortable with you and
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say you know what all right i know kamala can do this job right she has not met that bar that's just
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a fact and uh and she needed that that's why by the way folks she wants another debate okay winners
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don't beg for other more debates winners people who are leading they play it safe and they you know
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they they they hold their cards tight to their vest and they um try to run out the clock they try to
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bluff their way to a win they do not try to push for another debate because they did so great they want
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another bump that's not how it works in politics she wants another debate because she knows she did
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not do what she needed to do she did not earn that trust so in that confidence all right richard my
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brother um we gotta hit the break um tell us quickly where people can reach you and support you
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best place as always peter is on locals peoplespundit.locals.com peoplespundit.locals.com
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see you over there folks please this is the man that's uh going to help us get to the victory
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finish line so do support richard barris uh when you get that new stuff you call us and you get
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right on the mic brother all right navarro for bannon you are in the war room talking real estate
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and the economy uh when we come back you stay right here thank you with a massive tax hikes proposed by
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harris an almost 40 top income tax rate 7 increase to the corporate tax a capital gains tax on unrealized
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navarro for banner go right to the front lines in ohio where we have some breaking news about
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illegal aliens registering to vote in ohio i guess that's not supposed to happen congress says that
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can't but they won't vote to stop it from happening yet it's happening frank what's happening sir
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well hey peter the good news is in the buckeye state we do something about it we check the roles
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when we find them we remove them and actually refer them for prosecution that's happened over 600 time
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this year 600 times this year that's a small percentage of the 8 million registered voters
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but it's a serious matter and we take it seriously so yes when the leftists in washington say this is
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not a problem we should ignore this they're dead wrong that's why i was in dc to testify for the save
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act just two weeks ago and you uh we talked off air uh i asked you whether these were recent arrivals
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part of the biden harris harris not the borders are surge and your answer is yeah these are new
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people that have come over under the harris biden watch is that correct yeah we do a check on an
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annual basis of our voter rolls for non-citizens of course in an election year like this we do it much
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more frequently so absolutely the mass in in insecurity that's occurring on our southern border
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has led to a lot of problems this is just one of them peter i actually served on the u.s mexican
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border as part of a counter narcotics task force during my time in the army it was bad then 20 years
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ago we know how disastrous it is right now and there are real consequences in public safety and also as
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it relates to elections how do you cross check uh for illegal registering is there a an algorithm where
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you can check citizenship by registration well we use uh the data from our state bureau of motor vehicles
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and that is the first check that we do the federal government doesn't make it easy though beyond that
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we do have some limited access to what's called the save database from the department of homeland
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security they don't make that easy to use there are three other databases that dhs should make
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available to us but as of uh this date alejandro mayorkas has refused to do that even though we've
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repeatedly asked for access to those databases say and that's the kind of thing that would change under
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trump trump administration in in a heartbeat um when's voting start in ohio october 8th is when early
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voting begins but actually last friday is when our overseas and military voting began so thousands of ballots
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have already gone out to our overseas and military personnel for the rest of us early voting begins
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october 8th and uh that's right around the corner all right my brother we'll uh we'll have you back you
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find some more you give us a call we'll get you back on and bring in sophie now um who will give us
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a overview of her thoughts on the latest 50 basis point cut by the fed and what that's doing
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or not doing in the housing market sophie welcome to the war room thank you dr navarro nice to see
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you thanks for having me so i wanted to bring to the audience's attention the q a that happened when
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the fed chairman powell was announcing his 50 basis point reduction um there was a reporter that
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specifically asked him about the housing affordability and what this rate cut means and it was so astonishing
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to me that the answer to that question was very elusive um being that the housing market covers such
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a huge part of this cpi number that we were talking about the fact that the chairman would say that um
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this is something that's lagging a little bit being the housing market affordability or if rents can
00:33:06.840
uh just remain low um the cpi number was at 2.5 the goal was 2 percent many would even argue that it was
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not justified to lower this rate at all many were expecting a 25 basis point um just to sort of to do
00:33:23.560
a catch-up so um you can't look at this as any other way in my opinion as being political because the
00:33:32.000
housing market really accounts if you take into account utilities um insurance um it can account
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for up to 70 percent of this number so the fact that it was being sort of brushed off in the question
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and answer session there was astounding to me um housing prices continue to rise um with the low
00:33:54.500
inventory in august there was a 0.5 percent increase in homes and in rents um so this mortgage rate i want
00:34:04.700
to also um point out is really driven by the treasury yields um a lot of these mortgage rates um have
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already been locked in or baked in from july when we saw some of that number come down and despite
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the mortgage rates coming down we are still seeing low mortgage applications so what is that telling
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you it's an affordability problem that is not being addressed um those 50 basis points i would even argue
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would actually hurt the situation because all you're doing is increasing the demand and when you're doing
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that and not doing anything about the inventory supply you're just going to be driving up prices even
00:34:45.260
more we have that lock-in effect we spoke about right now the mortgage rates are around 6.2 percent
00:34:52.120
um however 86 percent of all homeowners have rates that are less than 6 percent 80 percent of them have
00:34:59.520
rates that are less than 5 percent and 62 percent have rates less than 4 percent so this is not doing
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anything to address that problem uh which is very concerning and you know just to kind of highlight
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the um how much of an affordability problem that we have you know michigan for example um has a 42 000
00:35:19.360
median income income to qualify for rent meanwhile their income ranges at 39 000 you're already in the
00:35:27.280
negative right there as far as affordability goes chairman powell was saying if the rents remain low
00:35:32.860
i mean that's one example rents are not low rents are 20 30 percent higher um we're seeing in
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pennsylvania wisconsin michigan nevada 30 percent higher home prices we're seeing georgia arizona 44
00:35:46.620
percent and 40 percent we're seeing atlanta rents up 38 percent um pennsylvania the low income housing
00:35:55.160
shortage we only have um 38 available units for every 100 people that are low income qualifying um this is a
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problem and i wish that the chairman would have considered that when he was reducing his um fed rate
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um and making decisions uh for us and acting like the inflation story has been solved
00:36:15.980
so let me see if i can unpack some of this we we have uh high interest rates high mortgage rates
00:36:26.440
they're higher than the average mortgage rates of most homeowners now so anybody who has a lower mortgage
00:36:35.260
is less likely to sell their home so there's less turnover in the existing home market which makes it
00:36:45.100
more difficult for first-time home buyers and everybody else so so that's an issue we're apparently not
00:36:53.840
building enough homes at this point and that may well be the result of the high cost
00:37:02.120
of building materials kamala harris has been in office now almost four years these mortgage rates and
00:37:13.420
interest rates have risen she's done nothing about it but now she says she's going to solve it by throwing
00:37:20.220
25 000 of taxpayer money over here to some favored group over here what what's the likely impact on the
00:37:31.180
housing market of the harris plan sophie uh with respect to housing prices will drive housing prices up
00:37:41.360
by a little bit a lot or all 25 000 um i would argue at least 25 000 if not more because all you're doing
00:37:50.200
in that instance is increasing the demand you're not doing anything to improve the inventory numbers
00:37:56.200
or to improve people's affordability um that's the real key here is the affordability i mean you can
00:38:01.620
lower rates but if people if these prices are surging higher than um you know then then to offset the
00:38:08.820
reduction in the mortgage rate it does nothing um you're just increasing it even more and um you know
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taking the dreams away from people who want to be homeowners and and sophie when when the fed
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lowered rates by 50 percent when they lower rates 50 percent that's the what they call the short term
00:38:30.140
that's the that's the shortest term rate that there is whereas mortgage rates are the longest or 10
00:38:36.780
15 30 year mortgages what happened to interest rates on the long end of the curve as they say did
00:38:46.480
they go down 50 percent following 50 basis points following the fed or did they stay the same or go up
00:38:53.280
um no they did not go down it was actually baked in already in the from july um in anticipation for
00:39:01.880
these rate cuts so the mortgage rates like you said are driven really by the yield number um so we have
00:39:08.200
not seen any change right now um and i don't expect to see much change in um in you know the future um
00:39:16.460
you know under this plan that they have um the projection is to be at five and a half percent by
00:39:22.040
the end of 2025 but like we were mentioning before if you got the lock-in effect with these rates at four
00:39:29.160
percent and less still not going to solve the problem of affordability and throwing money at
00:39:34.060
this situation um is not going to help anybody except cost foreclosures rent arrears i mean you
00:39:42.340
can give people money but if they cannot afford to live there there is no sense in in in doing that
00:39:48.120
to people you're not helping people and the housing shortage the bill that you mentioned it is true
00:39:52.580
the cost of building materials is a big thing it's also locally uh regulations locally government
00:39:58.820
doesn't really run homes that are being built um you know she's proposing you know that they're
00:40:05.300
going to do three million new homes but um we've seen a decrease of almost one percent in new home
00:40:09.960
construction this year sophie sophie um thank you so much tell us um having in touch with you
00:40:16.940
sure thank you um you can go to my website real safety real estate.com all of my handles are there
00:40:24.300
i'm going to media you can find my podcast i break a lot of these numbers down and i got all the
00:40:29.260
handles i'm on rumble too uh real safety real estate real safety real estate podcast so i hope you
00:40:34.120
tune in but thank you for having me dr navarro i'm really really super important that people
00:40:39.620
understand this it was a pleasure you always give us such grim news but it'll get better under trump
00:40:44.720
thank you so it will be better thank you all right navarro here uh we're coming up for the big
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navarro in for bannon uh will be you with you this week uh 10 to noon on wednesday and friday eastern
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time it's going to be movie week uh dave bossy on wednesday is going to debut uh an incredible movie
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uh that he made that features uh a lot of time interviewing donald john trump uh but it's also
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uh an expose of uh kamala the illusionist which was the theme of my monologue uh this morning the the
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central fact of kamala harris is that she is what she is and she's trying to make you believe that she
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is what she says she is and the difference between what she is and what she says she is is
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wider than the grand canyon and therein lies the tale and it's our job
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here in the posse it's a job the legacy media is not doing exposing that because
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she's gambling that the so-called low information voter the folks who don't read anything or listen to
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anything will be susceptible somehow to the messages uh coming out of her lying mouth
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um that finds them and truth is an antibiotic against the disease that harris is spreading
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to the bag of nothing that kamala harris uh has offered the voters of this country she's literally
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andy biggs uh very somber news on the continuing resolution it looks like the uniparty
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is going to go ahead and push the can down the road again what that emphasizes folks
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is that this election is not just about winning the presidency about winning
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all three branches of government it took all three branches to put me and steve in prison
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judicial and what we have right now is a house controlled by the republican party but the
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republican party itself unlike a unified democrat party the republican party is is a is a mischief of
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faction so we have the the the true folks who really have the welfare of this country
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in the the gates's and biggs and elide cranes um of this world but then we got a bunch of
00:48:10.620
purple congressmen who are quick to vote with the democrats uh and then we have a leadership in mike
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johnson i mean i i can't think of a single thing he's done that was pure posse-esque uh he's just not
00:48:28.700
with us and it's uh the way we change it is to get that house with a large republican majority and get
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some fresh leadership in there all right uh let's go right now to um mike lindell i'm i'm astonished
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uh that you can offer uh a sale with a price and somehow the media finds malintent in a simple
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number mike what what the hell's going on they will not stop go what's going on here mike well we
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announced uh we announced a sale last week it was on the war room we got money or we got pillows back
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from a box store that canceled for 14.88 and we have other pillows for 29.88 all these different
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prices well the 14.88 they pulled some 88 means hitler so they're called all weekend they called me
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a racist they called me i mean you name it if you check out social media this went all the way up to the
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daily mail and this hit job and hit job on my pillow all because why because their ceo wants to
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secure our elections and go to paper ballots hand counted like 132 other countries have already done
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and the the attacks are just relentless and now to attack a price i think walmart uses 88 and all out
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of their stuff when you reduce it it just transfer transfers to uh hey it's a big it's a
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even a sale on a sale which we're gonna go ahead and do here at the war room i'm just gonna push back
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so i put everything on sale with that 88 if we put up the classic collection here it is everybody
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i you got the uh you got the queen size pillow 18.88 the king size 19.88 these are sales on sales the
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multi-use my pillows 9.88 body pillows 29.88 and we still have that standard for 14.88 so you know what
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peter i'm just tired of this they um my employees they work hard making pillows here 100 percent
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made in the usa you can go to the website go down to you see steve's face and then click on that and
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there's free shipping i'm going to push back free shipping for the war room posse today on your entire
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we're gonna be pre-shipping on your entire order and we're gonna do those pillows on sale 1988 1888
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988 1488 i can't believe the media can figure out a way to attack me on my own pricing uh call my pill
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put it you've got to take these prices down 88 means hitler or some crazy thing i said oh really
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did you tell that to walmart and other stores who are they to tell me my prices it's unbelievable
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