00:03:14.720okay uh let's go but as soon as we get there's a full shot of the white house right now
00:03:22.980i believe the president just went inside with she and they're going to have a um we're going
00:03:27.660to get ready for the bilat uh this is where i think the press i believe they may come and
00:03:32.240they're going to ask questions to do in the in the oval and then later the bigger meeting
00:03:36.100uh will take place um in that state i think in the state dining room i think the east room is
00:03:41.260going to be the first lady thoughts overall not just of this caroline you've been out throughout
00:03:46.080the country and you've got your your um your hand on the pulse of both the donors and the
00:03:53.720grassroots what's your assessment we got 40 days as i said the other night my speech christ himself
00:04:00.440took 40 days to to get ready so if he can uh if he can beat off the devil in 40 days in the desert
00:04:07.520we ought to be able to motivate people to get there are the everything I'm hearing from a lot
00:04:12.180of the pollsters and the operatives of that you know when these waves happen it's normally in
00:04:17.080the first week of October you see it in the bottom starting to fall out of the polling what are your
00:04:20.420thoughts well it's really not 40 days I mean the ballots start going out in week two weeks in these
00:04:25.620states you well and early voting's already started yeah exactly so it's it is here um and so there
00:04:30.780are questions now about you know the the polling if we were looking at this exact same time uh in
00:04:36.5402024 let's give an example i was pulling this up and look this was like in michigan it's just blue
00:04:41.420blue this was um nevada arizona it was doomsday in every single senate race every single time
00:04:48.340um the polls i think it's a a form of voter suppression that they they do with these
00:04:53.500pollsters and they always dramatically underestimate republican support and then they get
00:04:58.800you know tighter a week before the election so that they can all say oh our final show
00:05:03.680They uncover us, they uncover themselves after voters suppressing and depressing people for a month beforehand.
00:05:09.060Correct. And I really think that's what you're seeing in places like North Carolina and Georgia is they are really just trying to suppress that because the Democrats cannot afford to compete.
00:05:16.520As this map expands, they can't afford to compete. Republicans have a massive spending advantage, and you're seeing that, for example, come to fruition in Texas.
00:05:25.000So right now that money is really starting to see them.
00:05:26.360That's where Tallarico and these people figured they had to spend early to try to frame it.
00:05:43.880In Texas. And I'll give credit. Under McConnell, they never would have done this.
00:05:46.700This is the problem that I had when McConnell was running SLF with, you remember 2024,
00:05:50.740like we could not get them to give one penny to Cary Lake or to Sam Brown in Nevada or in Wisconsin.
00:05:56.500And even with Mike Rogers, they gave him Sun funding, but they were pouring it all into ridiculous races and just incumbent, you know, retention.
00:06:05.200And so I'm glad it seems like this version of SLF is at least, you know, not holding grudges and spending like you need to just focus on winning the majority.
00:06:12.960That is your only focus at SLF. So I am glad to actually see some spending happening there.
00:06:17.180But, you know, they're having to spend a tremendous amount now in places that they weren't expecting, like Alaska, Iowa, and potentially Nebraska and Kansas are now on the board.
00:06:28.060But, again, the nice part is the Democrats cannot afford to go spend in those places either.
00:06:31.760So, like, they are really – there's no money coming out.
00:07:27.780Every day that we're talking about anything that doesn't involve people's pocketbooks, what they're feeling at home, is a lost day in my mind.
00:07:33.200That's why even the timing of this visit is unfortunate.
00:07:36.220The U.N. meeting, too, when you have these things 40 days out from the election.
00:07:39.060Like nobody in Iowa or Nebraska cares at all.
00:07:42.660They care about going to the gas station and seeing these prices and especially farming issues that they're having.
00:07:48.680And so now people, you know, my advice to candidates right now is that you really just need to local localize your election and just focus on the ground and be there.
00:07:56.620And and we have stronger candidates, I feel like, than the Democrat.
00:08:00.340I think we have a good crop of candidates this time around.
00:08:03.620And so I think that we will win Michigan.
00:08:05.500um and i think rogers will be able to pull it out i think so i really do i think um you know even0.98
00:08:12.760the democrats do not like el saeed he's a pompous jerk and he um and so that is a place that i i0.90
00:08:19.200feel pretty good about today the new york times sienna poll came out actually showing collins up0.98
00:08:23.020three and uh and troy jackson is pretty unknown throughout the state and even the governor
00:08:29.080democrat governor is still refusing to endorse him by the way which is interesting because
00:08:33.300hard feelings about the whole thing. They've never
00:08:35.460gotten along. They've always disliked each other, and
00:08:37.460I think she was asked about it last week, and she
00:08:39.380said, well, he has my number. He can call me.
00:08:41.460So they're having their own type of petty and fighting
00:08:43.320on their side, which is good. And Collins,
00:08:45.360it's a survivor. She was down. Every poll had
00:08:59.060You just, I want to make sure that we don't
00:09:01.360skip over something you you just said south carolina and you threw in mississippi right0.94
00:09:06.940talk to me about south carolina is lindsey graham's uh sister under under pretty big pressure
00:09:12.540you know i we hopefully should be fine in both those states but if you have0.69
00:09:16.800those that would be expanding past the the midwest those are the other two that are up this time that0.92
00:09:21.580people claim you could have problems now with with darlene graham it just has to you know she's1.00
00:09:25.980not very well known in the state you've had a really wild election cycle in south carolina this
00:09:30.440time, just given that there's been like these runoffs going on and then you had Senator Graham
00:09:35.140die. And so it's I think you should be fine. I mean, the polling last time was Senator Graham.
00:09:39.900I remember in 2020. They remember that Jamie Harrison race. I mean, they were all claiming
00:09:44.180this. Then he ended up winning by more than 10 points. This is kind of what I mean by these
00:09:47.340suppression polls. I don't really buy it. But the mainstream media is starting to claim that
00:09:51.940that Darlene Graham could lose the race. And based on there's some polling showing her losing. But I
00:09:55.800just keep thinking about like they said this last time. And what about what about Mississippi?
00:10:00.440Mississippi is is kind of a strange state, and it has to do with, you know, if you have a collapse among white working class and if the African-American vote does, you know, turn out in a midterm, then you could have a perfect storm there where you have a problem.
00:10:14.940Cindy Hyde Smith is she's not like a long term, like staple and this to be politics or anything.
00:10:21.280And so there is some arguments on the left that it could be competitive.0.99
00:10:24.500They have a pretty strong candidate running on the Democrat side there.
00:10:28.480But, again, I mean, I don't think those two states will have it.
00:10:31.740If it does, that is the doomsday worst-case scenario.
00:10:34.680And, again, I think that brings us down to about 46 or 47 if you had that full sweep.
00:10:39.160You've got – talk to me about, though, New Hampshire is surprisingly –
00:10:42.900you know, we've got a Sununu, and, of course, that family dominates not exactly MAGA,
00:10:47.520but MAGA candidates have had a tough time up there.
00:10:51.100It looks like people also moving in there.
00:10:53.200You might have had more conservatives getting away from Boston to get up there for lower housing prices.
00:10:57.860and you've still got the problem with the college students flipping on day one.
00:11:01.280But do you think New Hampshire could be something that could surprise us?
00:11:04.380I guess I'm actually less convinced on it.
00:11:54.940Only because he's just extremely strong. He's raising ungodly amounts of money.
00:11:59.500I've never seen anything like it. And they're putting all their future stakes in him.
00:12:02.200We had a really brutal primary in the. So that one is trickier.
00:12:06.180I'm not as convinced with North Carolina because I just remember even when with Tillis in 2020, every single poll had him down double digits.
00:12:14.300I think he led of 100 public polls between June to November.
00:12:19.120He led him to. Let's cut back to the way else.
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00:27:52.780Okay, let's keep that shot as long as we can.
00:27:55.120Caroline, you and I have sat through a lot of these.
00:27:56.860I got to tell you, I want to give a shout out to President Trump who choreographed it.
00:28:02.860Also, Monica Crowley, Ambassador Crowley, Abby Jones, the entire that is.
00:28:08.000And I'm going to take it back right now because I have not been a big fan of of of the new tile on the Rose Garden.
00:28:16.720But you saw what President Trump's vision was. It worked right there.
00:28:19.960That was really amazing. No, I thought it looked fantastic.
00:28:23.260And again, we really I mean, we have rock stars in Abby and Monica Crowley, and they're just the attention to detail, but also just the stress level to put on something like this and dealing with the Chinese delegation.0.58
00:28:34.740Do you remember even when our press corps went over to China and how aggressive the Chinese were with them?0.91
00:28:40.020Well, that that's the same thing when they're coming over here.0.74
00:28:41.940And so you have to not only set everything up for the president with the U.N. meetings and all of those bilaterals while also doing the China delegation.
00:28:49.280I mean, what a week for those two. And that is a very, very impressive.
00:28:52.340You have to understand, too, because Xi made a very big deal about this had to be classified as a state visit.
00:28:57.600Right. Of course, we talked about the economic problems he has and others.
00:29:02.800What was amazing is people don't if you come to the war, you do.
00:29:06.980But the Chinese Communist Party run like an imperial court.
00:29:11.720So you're dealing with imperial China and all that legacy coming, dealing with those people when they come here,
00:29:18.040because they understand if they don't have it absolutely right that the emperor she signs off
00:29:22.780on it turns out perfectly you know they're they're putting a re-education they have a struggle session
00:29:28.580when they get back so the intensity and they flood the zone with huge teams to come over here
00:29:33.900and actually want to make sure everything's perfect oh yeah i remember back when uh when
00:29:38.640the president of china came to go visit camp crawford with bush and the chinese were so
00:29:43.820panicked about this they were like giving him uh horseback riding lessons to make sure but also
00:29:48.980that i guess bush wanted to pick him up in some type of like atv and move and one of the movements
00:29:53.220the chinese were so terrified they literally recreated that atv that had it built and would
00:29:58.240practice i would my my friends would do it like to make sure to make sure he is able to get in
00:30:03.260and not be embarrassed so like just it is so intense uh for these guys and it's uh by the way
00:30:08.700i think we're going to go to the bilat here in a moment so before we do that i got to do the three
00:30:13.020big MAGA the the the railhead of the MAGA movement Texas Florida and Ohio okay the polling shows that
00:30:21.560and these are dominant MAGA states that we have turned around and remember in the old days in
00:30:26.520fact in 16 campaign Ohio and Florida were battleground states and we had if we didn't win
00:30:32.180then you couldn't win the presidency that's changed let's start in Florida your your home
00:30:36.500state you're a Texan but your home state now Byron Donald's let's talk about the governor's race and
00:30:41.140how that's going to inform the House races and the Senate race.
00:30:46.020Well, in Florida, you know, they're they're saying that these polls for Byron are getting
00:32:05.680Even with Salazar, if you know her, she's kind of nutty.
00:32:08.740Every time I see her, she said, to her credit, is you have to tell the president we can't do mass speech ordinations.
00:32:14.460We have to allow these people in my district.
00:32:16.080She truly believes that, and she wins her district every single time and fights for those folks.
00:32:21.860Now, I think she is wrong, and I'll debate that with her, but it's not like people who are shocked that she did this ad.
00:32:26.660I'm like, if anyone has talked to Brea Salazar any time in the last year, this is all she talks about.
00:32:30.680When she was a TV host, she came up and saw me before she even ran, and she was talking about DACA.
00:32:34.920And I said, hey, I don't know. That's not going to sell nationwide, but maybe in your district.
00:32:39.300Yeah. Texas. We have Abbott. And this really a lot.
00:32:43.920And some of Byron's also the data center thing. Texas is a nation.
00:32:48.580And Abbott's opponent has virtually no name recognition. Right.
00:32:53.040Right. This thing is polling now. Even the Texas Southern poll, which is the best poll I think we've had in Tarrant County and others, show Abbott at best up a couple of points.
00:33:04.020There's others showing me the dead heat. I mean, what's your assessment of that?
00:33:07.540I think the polling to me seems very off in Texas.
00:33:10.920For example, the Marist poll that just came out, it had both Paxton and Abbott losing.
00:33:15.600But then I kind of was pouring the numbers and it had Paxton getting 53 percent of the white vote and Abbott getting 55 percent, which is not compute.
00:33:22.440Just by comparison, Trump got 66 percent of the white vote in 2024.
00:33:28.100Abbott got 66 percent and 69 percent in 2018.
00:33:31.380So I just I don't think the drop. It could be a drop off. It's not going to be that dramatic.
00:33:35.680No, I don't think it's going to be that dramatic. It doesn't make any sense to me.
00:33:38.240And, you know, they they always try to claim, oh, Texas is close.
00:33:41.420And, oh, well, he only won by two points. Well, in Texas, that's several million votes.
00:33:45.060Like these are huge. So I feel very good about both Paxton and and and the fact that the Senate leadership fund.
00:33:52.280In fact, you gave me a heads up. It's not 100 million. It's 115 million.
00:33:55.960Yeah, they've just crossed. And then also Paxton has his own super PAC that is spending as well.
00:34:00.500So, I mean, they are just absolutely swamping the television in Texas.
00:34:05.240And Tallarico had a big fundraising advantage in the beginning, but he used that money early on to to try to frame this, did the best job that you could do at the time.
00:34:13.260But he doesn't have the resources he had at the beginning.
00:34:16.600Yeah. And I actually wish there were spending that should have come in earlier for Paxton because it was, in my point, important to define Tallarico early.
00:34:24.360Nobody in Texas knows who Tallarico is. He has absolutely insane views and you can just run ads literally of his own words.
00:34:31.160And so, you know, they wait until after Labor Day. I think they had to kind of raise that money and get Thune and others bought in.
00:34:37.420But they've since been bought in. And so that is a I mean, the spending advantage is 10 to 1 on TV buys from now until the election day.
00:34:45.300So I think that'll really move numbers. OK, Ohio, you got a governance race.
00:34:48.640You also have Huston. Huston's another guy like Watley in that there's no name recognition, right?
00:34:55.140He's a guy that was put into the Senate, I guess, to replace J.D.
00:34:58.720A lot of people don't know. I'm sure Brown has always run as a populist in a time of populism.
00:35:08.640You know, I think some of these races where the candidates are struggling has to do with not having a primary.
00:35:13.180I think primaries are extraordinarily healthy and they make people better candidates.
00:35:16.560For example, Michael Watley in North Carolina, you know, they we just kind of anointed him.
00:35:21.200I think it actually would have better served Watley to fight and win a primary there.
00:35:25.520And I think he would have. I like Michael Watley a lot.
00:35:28.440But when you don't have a primary, you really don't get to know the base and they don't get bought in for you.
00:35:33.000And so all of a sudden there's a lot of people I talked to in North Carolina that they just they don't really know Watley and they're not bought in to go.
00:35:38.600You know, right now it's going to be very much about turnout and excitement, enthusiasm.
00:35:42.940And so it's harder to have people excited about you when they haven't been, you know, working to like try to get you through a primary battle.
00:35:49.420And I think that translates also into Ohio. I think that happened with Vivek.
00:35:52.680They cleared the field for him in that primary. And I think it actually did not serve Vivek well.
00:35:57.500I think Vivek is talented and would have won the primary similar to Watley.
00:36:01.300But I think fighting someone actually winning would have helped. And then with Husted, it's the same as well.
00:36:05.500He was appointed. And then, you know, these the primary voters just don't really know him.
00:36:09.940They're not overly excited about him. And so that enthusiasm gap and races that are going to be decided on the margins can can matter.
00:36:17.440Let's go to the House now. You know, DeGrasse and others are obviously very concerned about the House, but at the bottom falling out.
00:36:23.820If you believe Cook. Right. You got these. It comes down to 20. According to Cook.
00:36:28.680And there's a lot of people saying, hey, these likely are lean Republican.
00:36:32.280You can you can find the bottom. In fact, Steve Deese, who I think has been a big supporter of the of the Israeli war, came out yesterday on a tweet in an absolute panic mode, looking at numbers he'd seen in Iowa.
00:36:46.260Candidates numbers saying, hey, geyser that districts that Trump won by 15 or 20 points, people are five and six under.
00:36:53.760And we've got to get out of this war. You've got to get diesel prices down. You've got to make these emergency measures talking about on diesel.
00:36:59.820that also plays throughout the country but if you believe cook we're right about 204 the
00:37:05.900democrats about 202 there's 21 uh seats in play of those 21 seats in play too close to call toss-ups
00:37:14.420i think we won every one of them in 24 what's your assessment of the house as you see the
00:37:19.920let's do the big strategic map first then we talk about specifics the house is going to be hard to
00:37:25.660hold. I certainly hope that we do, but I mean, it is there. One thing that was great about the
00:37:30.360redistricting push that we were so involved in was that we've, it is a smaller map of competitive
00:37:36.300races. You know, I don't think there's going to be like in 20, you know, 18 or 2006, some,
00:37:40.620some 40 seat swing or collapse there. There's just not even that many competitive seats.
00:37:45.420So I think you're really looking at what, what was about 15, I think now has expanded to around 20,
00:37:52.340potentially 25 seats are going to be competitive now we have a spending advantage on those but
00:37:56.640you have different challenges based on the region the challenge in the midwest really is
00:38:00.780it is it's gas and diesel prices there and but also you know they're very frustrated about the
00:38:06.700um the beef announcement which i think they have been like maybe rolling back but those
00:38:10.440it's just they they've been hit by several different things they are not obviously happy
00:38:14.280with the war but that is that's why i think these guys are these are hardcore these are hardcore
00:38:19.220Trump you know the ranchers the farmers they don't understand the war uh they don't understand
00:38:25.060they're now very upset not just about gasoline but diesels killing them yeah fertilizers killing
00:38:30.060them and and and on top of it you add this kind of out of nowhere the Argentine Argentine beef
00:38:36.420right or the access to that so do you think that rolls through are there because I understand
00:38:41.720they're doing like as we've advocated there's an emergency order coming out on diesel that
00:38:46.960president supports or maybe a new updated announcement on the beef. Do you think those
00:38:52.160things can help with five weeks to go? No. And there's a lot of arguments to be made that it'll
00:38:57.340raise prices. I think that candidates in those states need to just focus on their own messaging.
00:39:02.460And I think it's important to remind people the Democrats are not giving you any alternative or
00:39:06.740any solution to this. Gas prices were extraordinarily high under Biden. More importantly,
00:39:10.820the Democratic Party despises the oil and gas industry. And if it was up to them,
00:39:16.240they'd want everyone going everywhere in horse and buggy or in a Tesla. And so this is where,
00:39:20.640you know, right now you just are saying we're asking for patience. We think the prices are
00:39:23.900going to come down. But, you know, localize your race. Be real with the voters. But remind them1.00
00:39:28.500that the Democratic Party has no solutions for this. The Democratic Party has always been a
00:39:32.980disaster on these type of issues. And so the idea that them now winning the House would actually
00:39:38.060change anything if you're a farmer and say Iowa or, you know, Kansas or others is laughable. And
00:39:43.720And so these folks that have voted, you know, Trump won both all these states by between 10 and 15 points twice.
00:39:50.260And so you'd have to really have a lot of white working class voters say, I'm going to take a chance with the Democrat Party instead of the Republicans.
00:39:58.540And I think I think that's a hard. I'm not. I just that's why I don't see some massive collapse.
00:40:03.280What are they offering? Kristen Hines in he took Virginia one as an example.
00:40:07.500And I sent that to you. Right. His argument, if you look at the early voting, it's not the worst case scenario of independents or even Trump aligned Democrats coming out and voting against us may not be the issue.
00:40:20.200The issue is that the core MAGA and extended MAGA, the low propensity voters, there may not be a sense of urgency and those people may stay home.
00:40:29.580It all comes down to that. Yes. So in five weeks, because you've got areas of Florida, Texas are going to be important here, Pennsylvania, New York, and then out in the Midwest.
00:40:41.140Right. What has got to be the game plan? What are you telling people if the case is that people may not be turning out in droves to vote against Trump?
00:40:49.160They're just not going to vote. Those people are not going to vote.
00:40:51.220Then that means MAGA and the MAGA plus base, the low propensity half. We have to get those people out.
00:40:57.600And if we get them out, we can fight this thing to a standstill, maybe.
00:41:24.800Like if you're a voter in Iowa, that that is what you will get by electing the Democratic Party will do nothing to help you will need nothing to help your situation or gas prices.0.99
00:41:32.820You will just have to constantly watch television of stupid Russiagate made up stories.0.99
00:41:37.540And that would be what you're voting for.1.00
00:41:39.740By the way, we're asking those guys can't even stop those forces.
00:41:43.600If they win, that's those people are going to say, we put you in power.
00:41:47.420This is all about destroying Trump and Trumpism.
00:41:50.100And so you're going to have two years of the White House.
00:41:53.460Yeah. And it will just be all of them focused on 2028 and trying to out hate Trump with each other.
00:41:58.900And just it will just be it will be nothing constructive for this country.
00:42:02.640And so right now, that is why you need to come out and turn to get a sense that the grassroots and the grassroots leaders, because we taught you were at CPI with me the night.
00:42:11.120Do you get a sense that this sense of urgency is coming back in because it's been fairly lethargic up to at least Labor Day?
00:42:19.080No, I'm not really getting the sense of urgency coming back.
00:42:21.080I think that's where you need to play a big role and others need to play a big role.
00:42:24.200I think they've been saying that the president's going to go back out on the campaign trail and get folks excited.
00:42:27.940You've seen J.D. Vance has been out on the trail.
00:42:30.900What's interesting to me is all the narrative is that NRC, everyone is abandoning North Carolina, let's say.
00:42:35.080Well, this week alone, both J.D. Vance and President Trump went there to go do events.
00:42:38.720So if you're abandoning North Carolina, why are you taking the time of the president, vice president to go there?
00:42:42.720I think it's because they're not abandoning it.
00:42:44.820That's just a narrative that the media is trying to set so that they can have to spend less money in a place like that.
00:42:50.460We're going to go. We're going to take at least North Carolina, Texas and in Arizona, maybe other states, because you've got to get out there in the field.
00:42:57.100Can you hang on? Do I have Jack Posobiec? Hang on for a minute. Can you stay to the end?
00:43:01.060We got a few. OK. Caroline Wren is here. Plus, my phone is blowing up for many of our contributors saying, hey, why is Caroline Wren get two hours sitting there looking great, you know, strutting her stuff?
00:43:12.940And I got to come in by Zoom. So we'll have to deal with some of our contributors.
00:43:15.980I've got some contributor maintenance later on.
00:43:19.320Jack Posobiec, you're in St. Louis for one of the most important events for traditional Catholics.
00:48:52.640We'll be at Jack Posobiec on Twitter, Getter, Instagram, Truth Social.
00:48:57.480By the way, the inside of this, this is America's Dome and Same.
00:49:00.360This is where the Rams played when they were here in town.
00:49:02.760Now it's been used and converted to a Catholic church for the day.
00:49:06.960And, Steve, I have to tell you, I posted a picture of it.
00:49:09.040The chalkboard is on the stage and the initials J.M.J. are affixed to the top of the cross of the chalkboard in cursive for Jesus, Mary and Joseph, because we start the same way that was Fulton Sheen started all things with the Holy Family.
00:49:29.720Jack Pasovic, thank you. We'll see you back at URMB streaming all throughout the day.
00:49:33.800Real America's Voice or the channel will have it up. War Room will have it up and we'll be back and see you at five o'clock, sir.
00:49:39.040jack was over fulton sheen when he put when he had the chalkboard in the 1950s and put jmj up
00:49:49.000at the top of it milton burrell who was the number one show in the country the texaco
00:49:53.200i think it was the variety hour the texaco variety i was number one show in the country
00:49:57.640fulton sheen blew him away i think i think about 40 as far as ratings went and for a number of
00:50:04.340years was the number one show in the country in walking through Catholic
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00:51:15.880War Room, here's your host, Stephen K. Mann
00:51:19.780Charlie Crookshire is going to follow us
00:51:24.020Of course, we're going to have coverage
00:51:26.280of the beatification of what's going on in St. Louis
00:51:29.540And of course, she's visit to the White House by that. I think it may start momentarily. We'll jump to that past the Charlie Kirk show in a couple of minutes. Closing thoughts, observations.
00:51:40.560you know we have as you mentioned at the start of the show 40 days and it is incredibly important
00:51:46.360that the war room posse gets engaged excited and you help folks turn out so that we win the i mean
00:51:51.740the the i know that some people are are frustrated or a bit demoralized and i hear that i understand
00:51:57.100that and we can uh work on those type of things over the next two years but for right now the
00:52:01.920options are to either have hakeem jeffries and the lunatic dsa democrat party just be obstructionist
00:52:08.480and take us to be even less of a serious country than we currently are,
00:52:12.100or to give Republicans two more years to really straighten all of this out.
00:52:16.180And to me, the choice is so unbelievably clear.0.78
00:52:18.500And so the war on Pousy is a tremendous amount of power,
00:52:21.080even if you're not necessarily that excited about your congressional nominee
00:52:25.000or city councilman that's a Republican.
00:52:27.780You vote are straight up and down the ticket right now.
00:52:31.100It is, I mean, night and day between the two different options.
00:52:33.940And then what you work very hard to shape or change.
00:52:37.060Let's say you think that you're the congressman or a candidate running is too establishment for you.
00:52:42.040Well, that's where it is your job incumbent upon you.
00:52:44.060We get them over the finish line and then you lobby the heck out of them to say this is what the grassroots wants.
00:52:48.740And you know, we saved you. Yes. And we saved you.
00:52:51.420And so that is what I think you need to remember and focus on.0.56
00:52:54.460My fear is that they're going to use if they are to win, they're going to use it as a two year preamble for 60 million illegal aliens coming into the country in 2020.0.51
00:53:02.740I mean, it's going to be it's going to be a nightmare.
00:53:05.560So as I realize, unenthusiastically as people are, we're facing a stark choice.
00:53:12.700Where do people go to get your content and get you on social media?
00:54:31.260So this is what happened to this young woman whose father was 75 years old, living in South Carolina, being taken care of by a nurse, had Parkinson's and a brain injury.
00:54:39.520And she got home to her father's house, which was supposed to be hers, you know, after he passed away, completely taken over by his in-home care nurse.
00:54:49.800New pictures up on the wall painted, walls painted this hideous color of orange.
00:54:54.460If you guys have not seen this already coming out on the news, I implore you to go watch the YouTube video.
00:54:59.220it's so sad. Um, and, and here's the worst part. This started happening in 2024. This woman
00:55:05.380changed power of attorney. They filed a quick claim deed, which put the house in her name,0.99
00:55:09.420saying that they, she had purchased the house for $5 and she was doing all other sorts of things,
00:55:14.740getting access to his bank accounts and things like that. So what happened in this case was this
00:55:20.520woman gets to the house, gets in the house, starts taking these videos. The cops show up because the0.95
00:55:26.200nurse is like, Hey, this is my house. Get out of my house. This woman is forcefully removed from1.00
00:55:30.460the home by the police officers, even though it was her father's home, um, was supposed to be her
00:55:36.000home. Her father's now passed away. And they said she had no legal right to be there because on
00:55:40.540record on paper, this woman had purchased this house for $5 and a quick claim deed was signed.
00:55:46.580This is why we do what we do. You guys, this woman had no idea this was happening. The father
00:55:52.500was obviously incapacitated and unable to know what's going on.
00:55:57.500So hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on, slow down.
00:56:00.440Just walk people through how that happened again.
00:59:11.100We'll be live from St. Louis in the White House.
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