00:03:18.320And this is not an urban center. I had to drive early at four o'clock in the morning to get here, 158 miles, doing 75 miles an hour on I-80.
00:03:28.580People came from wide and far. We're not that far from the Kansas border here.
00:03:33.580But it is the Trump effect because these candidates couldn't get those types of crowds on their own.
00:03:38.460And people on the ground here, the big issues for them are farmers are hurting.
00:03:43.220Diesel is high, even though they recognize it's probably coming down more.
00:03:47.000uh, diammonium phosphate fertilizer, independent truckers trying to run businesses. They say the
00:03:53.020economy is relatively good here, but these are the fights, but they still believe in Donald Trump
00:03:58.920and trust his judgment. Um, also, I think I heard today that the democratic national committee
00:04:06.620pulled money. They were, there's a fight for a house seat on the all important, you know,
00:04:12.040who controlled the house or not. I think they, I think they're taking money out of the district,
00:04:16.120Not putting money in is what I heard. I'll verify that. But Pete Ricketts, been a governor, senator.
00:04:23.840How tough is that fight? We have to hold it. We've heard, I think today, the Senate Leadership Fund committed $14 million to Kansas.
00:04:33.880That tells you they've got a problem in Kansas with Roger Marshall, Senator Marshall.
00:04:37.420What does Pete look like, Ricketts? Because the president's out there for this House seat and particularly the Senate seat, sir.
00:04:46.120Well, I can verify that the Senate Leadership Fund was pulling money out of other races,
00:04:52.900giving $93 million to Ohio, something like $70 million committed to North Carolina.
00:04:58.880But I think they pulled some of that money out, given major money.
00:05:02.160I think the super PACs had like $155 million going on in Texas, some crazy number.
00:05:07.460But over here, the numbers aren't quite as big.
00:05:11.740But these are Republican seats in the House, the first, second, and third district, relatively stable.
00:05:24.060I think the Cook Political Report moved the Ricketts race out of, you know, go Republican to likely Republican, which they still think he's going to win.
00:05:34.240But I saw some polls that went back and forth.
00:05:36.720I saw, you know, a poll that had Dan Osmond up, you know, four.
00:05:41.340And I don't know the accuracy of that, but the aggregate of the polling is pretty close here all around, within the margin of error.
00:05:50.480And this is a lot of independence in this state, remember, too.
00:05:54.960You know, in Texas, a lot of the donations, 55 percent went to Tallarico from people $200 or less, and only 11 percent went to Paxton that way.
00:06:03.660And it's a similar thing going on around the country here.
00:06:07.34022 percent of the population here are independent voters.
00:06:10.160So are they going to go for independent, who's backed by the Democrats, Dan Osmond, against Rickards?
00:06:22.280Seventy-three percent of adults typically vote here in any national election.
00:06:27.460Trump won by almost 60 percent, three times, increasing his lead every time, 2016, 2020, 2024.
00:06:34.340Tomorrow is the last day to register to vote.
00:06:37.260Early voting, I think, ends October 30th.
00:06:40.160But, yeah, but there's a report. I saw a CNN report, you know, saying that a larger share of Democratic voters have requested ballots in 2024 than in the previous elections, as 700,000 already early voted as of September 1st nationwide.
00:06:57.600That's a concerning thing, because if the Democrats are getting the people out, that's concerning.
00:07:03.240Well, that's what the president's making this barnstorming tour.
00:07:06.760He says he's going to be out every day.
00:07:08.120He's doing this barnstorming tour to get this sense of urgency that people need to come out.
00:07:12.320Osmond also, the phoniness of the Democrats, he's running as an independent
00:07:17.220because the Democratic Party's brand in Nebraska is so terrible
00:07:22.520that a Democrat just couldn't be competitive.
00:07:27.740Are people fooled by that in Nebraska, Azir?
00:07:30.380I think the independent voters a lot of them are 35 and under trend uh they're trending away from
00:07:39.160MAGA uh nationwide uh from what I can tell uh whereas say in North Carolina the unaffiliated
00:07:45.380weren't necessarily MAGA in 24 but then turns to Trump uh because uh you know he route he gave a
00:07:51.560three percent victory in North Carolina there um but there were 200,000 less Democrats 400,000
00:07:56.720more republicans but the unaffiliated which thirty nine percent of the vote
00:07:59.680north carolina carried them over the top
00:09:02.620Mostly the Saudis have been pounding the Houthi positions for the last two or three weeks,
00:09:08.200and now you're actually seeing boots on the ground into those islands to sort of secure that area.
00:09:14.620The Mandib is at the southern entrance of the Red Sea.
00:09:18.480It's considered the third most important maritime choke point behind the Malacca Straits and, of course, the Strait of Hormuz, Steve.
00:09:27.640But there is a report out. I have not confirmed it, but it's a report out that the Aramco facility in Jeddah has been hit.
00:09:37.020And there's some reports that it's been totally destroyed. You heard anything on that?
00:09:41.840I heard it was hit. I wasn't heard that it destroyed.
00:09:44.420And so, you know, I think that everyone has figured out that you attack choke points.
00:09:52.080And so in the oil industry, the choke point is the refineries.
00:09:56.180And that's what we've seen in the conflict between Ukraine and Russia.
00:10:00.320Ukraine has relentlessly gone after those Russian infrastructure, refineries, port facilities.
00:10:07.860And really, the president has blamed the Ukrainian attacks on those Russian refineries and infrastructure on the spike in diesel prices.
00:10:18.000But, yes, they're going after the refineries.
00:10:20.580It's, you know, because it does, you know, if it doesn't go through a refinery, it can't get to your pump.
00:10:28.080This could really metastasize as the president is trying to think through his options and focus on the economic warfare.
00:10:34.460obviously the kinetic patch package is always in play and that is uh i'm sure the folks in
00:10:40.460nebraska say hey we got to wind this thing down uh neil usa id uh just unbelievable i had a meeting
00:10:48.240after the show today about the impact of shutting it down in places you see uh the rise of alternative
00:10:55.180for deutschland the rise of le pen in france now leading in the polls nigel farage all throughout
00:11:01.000Latin Central America and this really unprecedented come from behind out of nowhere victory for
00:11:08.000Flavio Bolsonaro when when Lula in the Marxist left end there in the Chinese Communist Party
00:11:15.900absolutely thought they had it totally dominated. Any thoughts on that?
00:11:21.300Well, I think it's it's clear that USAID has had an impact on left wing politics in the United
00:11:29.520States and around the world. In the United States, it's given these no-show jobs where people pretend
00:11:36.100that they're running some project to build water pumps in Africa somewhere, right? And so all of
00:11:42.980these connected people and their wives are living in million-dollar homes in Rockville, Maryland,
00:11:48.540and they're all donating to the Democratic Party. And then, of course, you see overseas what's
00:11:53.320happened in Latin America. And don't forget what Samantha Power did running USAID, basically
00:11:59.200funding Hamas in Gaza. Well, they funded stuff all over the place. And this is why both the CIA,1.00
00:12:06.420DNI, all of it has got to come forward. We've got to get to the bottom. First off, all the money's
00:12:11.380got to be cut off. It still hasn't totally been cut off. You figure out what a rearguard action
00:12:17.020they're fighting to still keep some money alive there. It's all got to be cut off. And we need
00:12:21.400to go through and take it out root and branch and with the deep state and these relationships0.97
00:12:27.000they have throughout the world we have something like Samantha Powers running this she turned
00:12:31.420it into a she turned it into a power center throughout the world of giving all these left1.00
00:12:35.980wins and soon as they're cut off for money all of a sudden you've seen I mean Latin America
00:12:40.500is now going right wing it's going to be it's going to be even more turbocharged than the
00:12:47.280Trump administration. First off, Neil, also, and I want you to stick around. I'm going to come back
00:12:51.820to you later in the show. The president heading out to the reddest of red states, Oklahoma the
00:12:56.740other day, Nebraska today. What is that about? Yeah, he's also going to Syracuse for Bruce
00:13:03.840Blakeman, and he's going to the Alabama-Georgia game Saturday. I think what you're seeing is the
00:13:10.440president and his team are trying to lock down those places that need to be locked down so they
00:13:17.240are then free to go in the more purple areas. But, you know, you have to defend, you have to defend
00:13:23.800those red areas. You have to build that red wall. That district that he went to the other day,0.84
00:13:29.920Ronnie Jackson's district in northern Texas, that's a plus 23 Republican district. You have
00:13:35.180to wonder what he was even doing there. But I think what they're trying to do is they feel they
00:13:39.380have some time, they're not panicking, and they're just going to march through. But, you know, you
00:13:44.280Talk about USAID. Don't forget, you know, that sort of mini USAID or mini George Soros in Nebraska, which is Warren Buffett and his daughter Susie, who spend millions of dollars in sort of these oblique and backhanded contributions to left wing causes and Democrats.
00:14:02.540So they'll pay for administrative stuff. They'll pay for they'll pay for polling. In February, they gave a million dollars to 60 nonprofits in Nebraska who are all working for Osborne.
00:14:14.280the uh oracle of omaha what did uh what did caesar say about that the evil that men do
00:14:25.400from julius caesar one of my favorite quotes anyway okay stick around
00:14:32.040david zier is at grand island in nebraska it's a packed house what are they talking about president
00:14:39.920Trump can't draw anymore. He doesn't have his fastball.
00:14:42.7406,000 plus, plus they're wrapped around the building
00:14:45.820in support of the candidates in the great state of Nebraska.
00:14:51.760Tiffany Justice is next in the war room.
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00:22:41.960And I wanted to talk to you today about a new Get Out the Vote program that's really working across the country called Commit 100.
00:22:48.340It's a partnership between Turning Point Action and Citizens Alliance to do Get Out the Vote work.1.00
00:22:53.260And, you know, there are a lot of C3s and C4s in America that do good conservative work.1.00
00:22:58.620But my message to those C3s and C4s right now is I'd love to see them turning themselves inside out to get out the vote.1.00
00:23:05.440So all of the good policy ideas that they have can be implemented.1.00
00:23:09.200So Commit 100 is a volunteer-based program.
00:23:11.380You can go to commit100.org, and you can sign up there, and you can go to Arizona, Nevada, or New Hampshire in this next month and stay for a week.
00:23:20.720Citizens Alliance and Turning Point will pay for your hotel, and you can go out and talk to 100 voters that will be assigned to you.
00:23:27.200And these are people that may not show up at the polls if they don't get a warm welcome, right, if they're not spoken to about the election.
00:23:34.600So it's a wonderful program. And then the cool thing, if you're a C3 or C4 and you want your membership to know about this program, I'll help you.
00:23:44.500I'll help you send an email to them and then you'll be part of doing get out the vote work across the United States.
00:23:50.380So it's a really cool program that I think everyone should be a part of.
00:23:55.780Tiffany, hang on for a second, because I know some people participating that I want to get to you and get some details.
00:23:59.960I'm going to go because we're having a difficult time getting a signal in the arena.
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00:32:56.680I've been coming on for years, and this is SponsoredDoors.com.
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00:33:09.060So if you're watching today and you have some time in the next month and you'd like to come and volunteer with us in Arizona, Nevada, or New Hampshire, we will pay for your lodging.
00:33:18.540And you will get to talk to the voters that are going to make the difference in the elections around the country in these states.
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00:33:37.520One more time, when people go, you train them up quickly and they actually go out for voter engagement, correct?
00:33:44.040Yes. And this isn't a one election project, just to be clear.
00:33:47.160We are building permanent political infrastructure.
00:33:50.220So people coming out and volunteering will commit to chase 100 ballots, early ballots, and 100 Election Day ballots from low propensity voters.
00:33:59.140Again, these are voters that do not have a culture and habit of voting.
00:34:03.180They might even have a Trump sign in their yard and they think, wow, I really love President Trump.
00:34:07.440But if you ask them, you know, do you vote regularly?
00:34:11.320So those are the voters that you'll be going to talk to.
00:34:13.420And again, they just need a little bit more of an invitation to the polls.
00:34:17.400We need to remind people that their voice matters and their vote matters.
00:34:21.820I think for so long, in a lot of places, Democrats tried to tell Republicans, oh, yeah, you know, you're never going to win an election, so don't even bother voting.
00:34:29.540Well, that's not true. And it's just a wonderful opportunity.
00:34:32.740Commit100.org. If you are in a state that's safe, like Florida, make sure you get your ballot in.
00:34:38.540But then come and help us in Arizona, Nevada and New Hampshire to build the red wall with Citizens Alliance and Turning Point Action.
00:34:47.400You were just up in Michigan. What is your sense? You've been dealing with the grassroots and really the tip of the spear, the people that go door to door, the people that do the canvassing. As you said, what the left winger said, there's no more a better investment in voting higher return than the personal contact of somebody talking to a voter face to face.
00:35:08.920It's very hard for the consultants to make money off of that.
00:35:12.560That's why they're all about points on the buy.
00:35:15.700They want massive TV buys where they get a piece of the action.
00:35:18.720That doesn't happen in the grassroots game.
00:35:20.960That's why it's always starved for cash.
00:35:23.960What is your sense if you've dealt with now people in different states?
00:35:27.760Because we understand there are people, and some very justifiably, whether it's the war, diesel prices, etc.
00:35:34.640And that's why the president's out in Nebraska where you get the issues about the about the ranchers and the farmers and the tariffs and the diesel and fertilizer and the war, all of it.
00:35:44.820So what is your sense of where we stand now? Let's say four weeks out, ma'am.
00:35:50.180Well, I want to be clear and say that TV ads do not drive out incremental votes.
00:35:55.200So there's a lot of money being spent on TV. And I know candidates are told, well, the other candidates spending, you know, hundreds of millions of dollars or tens of millions of dollars on TV.
00:36:03.360And so you have to do that, too. But TV ads aren't going to change the outcome of these elections.
00:36:09.040Chasing ballots, the people that have an absentee ballot or a mail-in ballot in their hands, people who have an absentee ballot or a mail-in ballot vote at a 15 to 20 percent higher rate.
00:36:18.520There are eight states in the country where you can request a permanent absentee ballot.
00:36:22.240Michigan is one of those. And then the government will send you the ballot every year to fill out.
00:36:26.520But, Steve, you're right. That's one of the things I've learned. You know, I didn't get into politics to make money.
00:36:32.300Politics is for power, not for profit. But too often I see consultants that tell the candidates,
00:36:39.180oh, we've got to do TV, we've got to do digital. But turning out the voters that are going to make
00:36:42.940the difference means you have to knock on doors. The margins on door knocking are not high. But
00:36:48.040that's why I love Turning Point Action and Citizens Alliance so much, because when you
00:36:51.600donate money to them, when you go to sponsoreddoors.com and you donate money, that money
00:36:56.760is going back out directly in the field. The question a lot of people ask me is, well, why
00:37:00.940doesn't everybody knock doors? It's hard. It's hard to mobilize thousands of people to go out
00:37:06.180and knock doors. And I'm so incredibly proud that Citizens Alliance partnered with Turning Point
00:37:10.400this cycle. We don't have a lot of collaboration in the conservative movement. So it's a really
00:37:15.400proud moment for us to see these two organizations coming together to drive out the vote. And they're
00:37:21.300all focused at acquiring power, not on making money and profit. So, you know, if you're a
00:37:26.700candidate, I'm just going to tell you, go get out the vote and show your consultants that you need
00:37:31.740to be knocking on doors. And groups like Citizens Alliance that have paid door knocking programs,
00:37:36.600these are jobs for people. It's serious. We send people out all over the country to knock doors
00:37:41.020in specific races. This commit 100 program is volunteer based, but having a solid door knocking
00:37:47.320program where you're paying people to knock doors in places and talk to voters changes the outcome
00:37:52.360of elections. Steve, I know Cliff's been on before and talked to you about the Pennsylvania Chase
00:37:57.300program that they ran in 2024. President Trump called Charlie Kirk, said Pennsylvania is a
00:38:02.560priority. And Charlie said, I know the guy for you. Cliff Maloney, he runs Citizens Alliance.
00:38:07.140They're in Pennsylvania. And they invested $3.5 million, Citizens Alliance. Your viewers,
00:38:13.460people around the country invested $3.5 million into driving out the vote in Pennsylvania with
00:38:19.880Citizens Alliance. And that made the difference. Zero doors were knocked in 2020. Over 500,000
00:38:25.460doors were knocked in 2024 by Citizens Alliance. And they got out an additional over 64,000 votes
00:38:31.840for President Trump. They won Pennsylvania for President Trump with three and a half million
00:38:37.340dollars. So I should say, when you see these ad buys for tens of millions of dollars at a time,
00:38:42.720if you can win a state and drive out incremental votes for three and a half million and change the
00:38:46.840outcome of an election, that's important. Ballot chasing. In Pennsylvania, you have to request
00:38:52.020your ballot every year, but ballot chasing, getting someone to sign up for a ballot and
00:38:55.920then going back and making sure they turn it in changes the outcome of elections. There is no doubt.
00:39:02.380Is there any better way to honor Charlie Kirk? I mean, Tyler Boyer built the system. Charlie Kirk
00:39:08.180took it to the next level. And this is one of the great legacies of Charlie in Turning Point
00:39:13.760is the 2024 victory of which they were absolutely essential to that because they said, hey, this is
00:39:20.880not about an air game. This is not about TV ads. This is about going door to door and having
00:39:25.140conversations with voters and convincing people, particularly lower information voters, lower
00:39:30.360propensity voters that come out. And that's what we saw. That's how we won 2024. And the popular
00:39:35.100vote. Is there any better way to honor the legacy of Charlie Kirk than to be part of this program?
00:39:40.900I think so. I agree with you. Commit 100 is a legacy program. It's an important program for
00:39:46.820America. Susie Wiles said at Charlie Kirk's memorial that, you know, President Trump would
00:39:51.820not have won if it wasn't for the work that Turning Point did. So I'm just thankful that in
00:39:55.8002022, Charlie said to a lot of his investors, listen, we need to drive out the vote. And Tyler
00:40:01.380Boyer, who runs Turning Point Action, stepped up and they started the C4 to do voter contact.
00:40:06.960Voters need to understand when you give to a C3 or C4, first of all, it's anonymous, especially through the C3.
00:40:12.340You can give through a donor advised fund. No one has to even know that you're donating.
00:40:16.620But the other thing about it is that you can give C3 money.
00:40:20.160You can give money, tax deductible money through a family foundation to groups like Citizens Alliance who can do voter education work.
00:40:27.680Signing someone up for a mail-in ballot, that is a neutral, nonpartisan thing to do.
00:40:33.600Making sure that they turn that ballot in is a neutral, nonpartisan thing to do.
00:40:38.560So we're going to pay attention to the left, all the smart things that George Soros and
00:40:42.780the other folks have put in place, running politics like a business, making sure that
00:40:47.500we're focused on acquiring power, not prioritizing profit.
00:40:51.140And this is how we're going to win our country back.
00:40:53.040And I think it's just super important for people to understand we didn't knock doors
00:52:39.980It's pattern recognition about where this is all headed.
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