00:01:43.540I think with the voters, they're not going to get a plus from the voters this time.
00:01:48.860I think the border control is totally something Democrats should look at and try to figure out how do they keep that going when they get into power?
00:01:55.680How can we stop these people crossing the border illegally?
00:02:00.360But I get back to the president and what Rom said.
00:02:03.300I think this president, toxic, you know, it's one thing to think about terrorism.
00:02:09.940But to join terrorism in the message saying that they're going to drop a ballistic missile on L.A. or in San Diego, and they get the people in that area terrorized.
00:05:02.700I do want to play, if Denver has it, because we didn't comment on this the other day because it was such a non-event.
00:05:09.480It's President Trump actually walking through his logic for going after the nuclear program of the Persians.
00:05:23.720And today, 7 October, we're going to commemorate two anniversaries.
00:05:30.36010 years ago today on this very day the billy bush episode and we're going to talk about billy
00:05:38.220bush and bring it up to date about how this can inform us on our victory going forward
00:05:43.400in in in the house and the senate to hold the house and i don't know hold the senate maybe
00:05:49.640even pick up a seat also it's the third anniversary of uh october 7th the um
00:05:57.180the the whole hamas gaza all of it and we're still looking for that uh investigative report
00:06:05.400uh from uh from the israelis we'll talk about that too later we'll get to the grass and go
00:06:10.860through the map do i have the do i have the presence thing yet i don't have it yet okay
00:06:13.820as soon as you got it let's play it and then i want to play i tell you what can we play the clip
00:06:17.880before i bring grass on this is what's about newsom spoke the quiet part out loud
00:06:24.840this is about ending president trump's presidency ending it and with it trumpism
00:06:31.360and everything we're working for understand people got legitimate beefs and gripes i got them
00:06:37.440you guys know the issues that i'm not thrilled about and some i'm absolutely adamantly opposed0.99
00:06:43.040to like this whole artificial intelligence situation with the uh you know kissing ass0.94
00:06:48.740of the oligarchs um but let's play can i play newsome again i can't play newsome again0.91
00:06:53.760but just if you play a clip or you play you got the whole thing oh hang over a second just give
00:06:58.840me the clip can we get denver some warpath coffee get the address of denver and let's ship some
00:07:04.080warpath we'll do we'll do the clip digress um let me bring you in here i want to go through this
00:07:12.700house map but this this um over-the-top reaction to president trump laying out he was making the
00:07:20.100case he said hey look they could take out san diego and los angeles and that's the price you
00:07:26.760have to pay for doing this now look i don't totally agree that they were close to the nuclear
00:07:30.780i got a whole issue with the nuclear weapons thing however president trump obliterated it in
00:07:36.400the 12-day war it's been his focus he said hey it's a priority i'm not gonna let him have a
00:07:40.600nuclear weapon and they have twisted that into like he's joined the terrorists he's terrorizing
00:07:46.040people it's nothing it's it's the audience understood it the mega audience understood i
00:07:51.360understood as soon as he said it that hey the price you have to pay it's a little price that
00:07:57.480we're paying to go in there to go into uh iran to go into persia and to take this out so you can
00:08:03.900take the threat of san diego or los angeles um out and they've twisted this and the reason they're
00:08:11.360twisting it alex they understand there ain't no blue tsunami and it's not even going to be a blue
00:08:17.120wave that people are fighting back and so so give me first of your assessment of of how they are
00:08:23.640they're running out of money uh abdul uh it looks like a by the way this guy's so unimpressive i
00:08:31.180can't believe oh he's a junior i guess rural public health official he got no riz boring
00:08:39.920i mean boring on chris hayes the other day just these this pablum and now we know he's an egyptian
00:08:45.380citizen he's told us on several occasions he's an egyptian citizen i think that's a problem for0.69
00:08:50.420people in michigan i think it's going to be a big problem for the black community that he's a uh0.95
00:08:55.440he's a muslim brotherhood plant yeah the grass they're getting more and more desperate your0.97
00:08:59.920thoughts and deep ties with the muslim brotherhood which has widely been reported and obviously very
00:09:04.840concerning especially when you look at some of his statements regarding the muslim brotherhood
00:09:09.000take over and sort of what the deal was there with the military faction. We don't need to get
00:09:13.840into all that. But obviously there was massive upshot in sort of terrorist activity when you
00:09:18.580had the Muslim Brotherhood situation there that then got resolved. But on the desperation, first
00:09:23.360off, I like seeing President Trump talk about and explain for people because I think obviously
00:09:28.340people say, hey, I kind of want to understand. I want information. I want to understand. I think,
00:09:32.360hey, agree, disagree, but you've got this serious threat. And you looked at obviously some of the
00:09:36.360missile capabilities. Obviously, Europe was massively at risk, and it's too bad they can't
00:09:41.580do anything for themselves. But they're very desperate, Steve. I mean, everything they're
00:09:45.740doing now, all the rhetoric, all the strategy, all the quote-unquote expanding the map, all of
00:09:51.080the targeting and narrative and media manufacturing and these sort of scam polls that are being put
00:09:56.240out in very rapid order is all a massive psyop to get more money on their side. I mean, they're
00:10:02.900talking to their elites, trying to prime this pump, trying to generate more money because they
00:10:07.960can't keep up because their agenda is absolutely a disaster. And they just don't have the support
00:10:12.240that they used to, that they frankly used to be seeing. And they can't compete with the messaging
00:10:18.040and sort of air war, as well as the grassroots game that Republicans have put together. I mean,
00:10:22.600numbers have shifted dramatically, Steve. Of course, you've got a wide playing field,
00:10:26.560lots of competitive seats, certainly a tightening in many areas, but certainly Republicans in the
00:10:31.440lead. But you look at Florida, I mean, we're outrunning every election we've ever seen in
00:10:35.400Florida. I mean, that's the facts. That's the that's the mail ballot numbers right now. We're
00:10:40.020running two percent better than ever. OK, and at least the last two elections. So you look at that,
00:10:46.380you look at Ohio, the numbers look very strong. Virginia is a tough area. I think it's a lot of
00:10:51.160fired, you know, doged workers and people having a panic attack. So, you know, outside of that,
00:10:57.200things look really, really good across the country in terms of actual vote numbers,
00:11:01.380actual people going to the ballot, which is ultimately all that matters.
00:11:05.100But all of this noise about, you know, the collapse, this, that, I mean, it's all manufactured
00:11:10.000either by rhinos in our party that would love just as much for MAGA and President Trump to0.69
00:11:16.020be politically dead, as well as the left, of course. Hang on, I want to go to the thing
00:11:22.420shifting but folks you should take the heated and over-the-top rhetoric as a positive this shows
00:11:29.380you they're more frantic than ever and all these polls are coming out now I just saw a poll I don't
00:11:35.400know somebody's up six points I think Tallarico one of these guys it's it's not happening it's a
00:11:39.940sigh of like he said to collect more money let's let's play the uh the we have the news some just
00:11:45.320the focus on the end of the clip I may play this until the sprockets run off it let's go ahead and
00:11:51.460play Gavin Newsom, who's one of their top guys for 2028. And he lays out exactly what the stakes
00:11:58.640are here, folks, in very clear rhetoric. Let's see it. So that's time for all of us to do our job.
00:12:06.560And we'll do that. We're going to stand up this November and we're going to put an end
00:12:10.220to the presidency of Donald Trump as we know it. We will take this country back.
00:12:16.280right there uh degrasse that's what this is about they they can show we're all about affordability
00:12:24.820we want to do this health care and affordability if you look at their ads you know if you look at
00:12:30.760look all these house guys ads it's like they're talking about making safer neighborhoods it's all
00:12:36.800this kind of local stuff very in soft focus their plan is to end trump's presidency it couldn't be
00:12:43.840clear. Alex DeGrasse, thoughts? I mean, they're trying to co-opt every Republican message and
00:12:49.620policy position, you know, pro-police. They're in New York, Cavi Ockel, who's the queen of
00:12:55.120violent bail reform, repeat criminals, you know, funding for migrants, the whole situation. I mean,
00:13:00.680it's become like a war zone in New York when you look at it. And then her ads are like,
00:13:04.640I'm endorsed by the police and I fund the police. And, you know, everything is a scam down the line.
00:13:09.680I mean, they don't have anything to run on. So they're desperately trying to distract voters hoping to suppress MAGA while they're obviously the real objective is to destroy MAGA, which is the greatest political threat to their entire thing.
00:13:22.960And, you know, it's been two years in, Steve. We have a very long way to go to achieve, you know, and that's no one's fault. That's just I mean, you always say you're like, hey, this is just the beginning.
00:13:32.980This is the shoulder to the wheel. We're going to have to keep pushing this thing forward. And this is really the first true test.
00:13:39.680Frankly, really, I mean, other than possibly after January 6th, this moment right now is really the true test of what is needed to get done to continue to move this moment forward.
00:13:51.740You have to turn out the vote. You need to get everyone out to the polls.
00:13:55.100And we're going to get into the details. It's obvious they don't have a plan that can drive voters to the poll.
00:14:02.680And as you know, midterms, there'll be roughly 100 million versus what, 155 or 160 million, you know, about 60 percent vote.
00:14:10.740Right. Yeah. They can't drive them to the polls.
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00:16:09.320to 989898. I want to see a tremendous victory. You want to see a tremendous victory because it
00:16:14.240verifies all the things we did. And again, remember, with the word, it's just artificial.
00:16:18.700It's a little bit high. It's a small price to pay for keeping the world safe, keeping our country
00:16:24.360say if they can take out a city let him take let it let him take out los angeles let him take out0.83
00:16:30.200san diego that's this is a very small price to pay and it's going to be over with very soon0.74
00:16:37.080it's essentially almost over with and they might keep going a little long you know they always say
00:16:42.380they have a big threshold for pain they need it let me tell you they need it but it's going to
00:16:46.920end very soon and it'll end one way or the other and your gas and your gasoline and all of the
00:16:52.600things and don't. So if you didn't think the November election mattered, just considered what
00:16:57.660just happened. The president of the United States, the same one who sent in the National Guard into
00:17:02.900Los Angeles, sent 700 active duty Marines to the second largest city in the United States of
00:17:08.940America, just invited Iran to take out Los Angeles and San Diego, where, by the way, over 130,000
00:17:19.140active duty personnel are stationed, our best and the brightest. This is not only madness,
00:17:26.200this is dangerous and it's deranged. And the question is self-evident. Where the hell is
00:17:31.480Congress? Where the hell are you, Speaker Johnson? Marco Rubio, the great J.D. Vance,0.96
00:17:37.140where is your outrage? Find a backbone. Do your damn job. In the absence of that, it's time for
00:17:44.360all of us to do our job. And we'll do that. We're going to stand up this November and we're going
00:17:48.980to put an end to the presidency of Donald Trump as we know it. We will take this country back.
00:17:57.800Alex de Gras, you heard the president. It couldn't have been more straightforward,
00:18:01.760right, about, hey, taking out the nuclear program as his argument is a very cheap price to pay than
00:18:08.500to have nuclear terror over the cities of the United States, sir. And they're grasping at
00:18:13.240straws because they don't have a message. The one message they got they want to tamp down
00:18:18.840which is the socialistic you know the marxist jihadist crazies that got on the left like abdul0.76
00:18:24.720uh the egyptian citizen his words not mine twice they can't cover that up on a stage he's bragging
00:18:32.400about it yeah i'm egyptian i spend every summer there yeah you spend every summer there in a
00:18:36.980training camp for the muslim brotherhood bro and of course talafrico in texas to grasp the grasping
00:18:43.540short when they got to take a statement by the president and that's their big thing
00:18:46.980for Newsom to end the Trump presidency. Your thoughts?
00:18:51.400Yeah, I mean, you know, the thing about who they're talking to, I mean, they're talking
00:18:55.040to really the most hardcores of their own base, which they desperately need to mobilize
00:18:58.800because, you know, their base is really shrinking. And of course, their only path
00:19:02.900to victory is to flip MAGA and sort of engage in massive amounts
00:19:06.960of independence and bring them into the fold. And, you know, you've always spoken
00:19:10.380that this is a turnout election, right? Our people versus their people and getting them out.0.64
00:19:14.460And obviously their rhetoric shows that that's sort of what the case is on their end, too, which is they actually have a lot less people than we have, Steve.
00:19:22.200And, of course, the recent numbers have shown that both in the massive popular vote over the years for House Republicans as well as President Trump's popular vote victory the last election.
00:19:32.220So on top of the fact that since Trump's election, you've actually seen way more Republicans register to vote across all of these areas that are targeted, and things have continued to shift in our direction despite all of this noise.
00:19:44.960So it's just going to come down to can our people get out to vote, and I think that answer is increasingly –
00:19:50.320Hang on. Hang on. We're going to get into that.
00:19:52.400I want to do two things to set the frame here as you go through these House districts and we talk about getting people out.
00:20:00.020We would not be in this position of actually giving everything that's going on,
00:20:05.480even having a discussion about holding the House.1.00
00:20:08.840When you see all these poly markets, oh, it's 80%, 90%.0.99
00:20:11.940Remember Trump on the evening before, particularly on the 10th anniversary of Billy Bush weekend,
00:20:17.560on the evening before in the day of the 16, I think it was 99 to 1, he was going to lose.
00:20:24.580Alex, the work of Scott Presser and other people on registrations.
00:20:28.780This is why, like in Florida, you get two million more Republicans. The registration and so many of the same people that have to be called on to do the grassroots effort over the next four weeks are the people that were there as the backbone on this massive voter registration drive that gave us the kind of ballast that we need.
00:20:48.800In addition, a young man named Alice DeGrasse came to us in 22, and I think we picked up
00:21:10.540Those redistrictings, as we went through with Seth Keschel, that puts us, both of those
00:21:15.460efforts and the conversion of those efforts and both of them were done by the same groups of
00:21:19.360people yes you're being called on again because you have delivered alex that that's really the
00:21:25.300framing device we've we've we've hustled and gotten the registrations and these redistricting
00:21:30.900fights which were so intense at the time and i actually argue if uh if missouri indiana
00:21:38.520what is it alabama right a couple three other guys go ahead the tense that we stood up
00:21:45.300to the plate we we would we would be gliding to control keeping that 218 thoughts sir
00:21:50.900yeah certainly way more to do on that front bunch of seats on the board of course that can be
00:21:56.720continued to be picked up the next year and it's too bad of course and that's a good lesson
00:22:00.660that you really got to push push push push push and sort of all of the events that happened you
00:22:06.980know really lead into this moment of course um this really a knuckleball tough fight total
00:22:13.120trench warfare across this map. And I mean, it's really crazy. I mean, you look at what's happening,
00:22:18.000you look at what we've achieved. You know, I feel good. But, you know, I just think our people are
00:22:24.540voting early, they're voting by mail. I think that's great. I think like we spoke about in the
00:22:28.880break, Steve, I mean, you looked at New York, frankly, in 2024, we moved the early vote margins
00:22:33.280by about 30% vote share. When the target seats, we spent like a couple million dollars on doing
00:22:38.100that. And then election day, the Dems swamped us. And I think people just need to understand that
00:22:44.240it's really always rapidly changing. You just can't count on anything. You just have to just
00:22:48.360get out to vote. And then even more important than your own vote is making sure other people
00:22:52.860get out to vote, like checking in with people, checking in with your family and friends, text
00:22:57.340them, even if they live anywhere. I mean, you should really work on the list. The list is the
00:23:01.880key. The list is the key, five, 10, and then try to get more people to do lists. Because if all of
00:23:07.480our people vote, we just have the numbers because midterm elections see, yeah, about a, you know,
00:23:12.180a 30, 40% drop to some extent from sort of presidential numbers. And it's really just a
00:23:19.080matter of who's going to take the time out of the day to go vote. We actually looked at some of
00:23:23.360these Republicans and Trump voters that haven't voted in past midterms. And we kind of asked them,
00:23:28.460like, why didn't you vote? And people were just like, I don't know. You know, I just was busy.
00:23:32.140I didn't even realize I'm busy. You know, our people live their lives. We work, we have family,
00:23:35.720people going to church people doing all their stuff you just have to lock in we have to know
00:23:39.940the election date we have to know the early vote dates and you have to get out because if all these
00:23:43.820people vote they can't stop us let's go back um to your what we call the list what is the list
00:23:52.240and the mathematics of it right it explodes because you put i like putting 10 you put five
00:23:59.280but put 10 people you know make sure you contact them in your universe go ahead and then that
00:24:05.220expand and then they do their list. So walk me through the list. Yeah. So the list is, if you
00:24:09.700know, like-minded folks, right. Republicans, independents, anyone that you know, that's going
00:24:14.140to cast a ballot for a Republican, they can be anywhere in the country. Okay. You, you, you,
00:24:18.720everyone knows 10 Republicans. Okay. This is not, I think I agree with you, Steve. I don't think
00:24:22.980this is the year for five anymore. I think we're going to be pushing 10. So 10 people, you write
00:24:27.460down a list, you should do it in handwriting because you you'll force yourself. Remember,
00:24:30.680don't do it on a phone. Don't do it on technology. Handwrite it on a piece of paper. I would check
00:24:34.660in with them two weeks before the election one week before check in on the early vote dates push
00:24:38.820early vote hey have you voted or have you voted and kind of talk to people have a conversation
00:24:42.960with your network people are much more likely to vote when you're getting spoken to about voting
00:24:48.560from people you know people you care about people that you're friends with so you know i'm like hey
00:24:52.700buddy have you gone to vote you understand the stakes have a conversation with these people and
00:24:56.620if they're very interested in helping then have them do a list have them get to five ten people
00:25:00.780the network effect, the tree effect is just unbelievably even more important in the midterm
00:25:06.640than it is in a presidential year, just based off the lower turnout, you can have a, you know,
00:25:11.420a sort of magnified effect to get out the vote. And like I said, it doesn't matter. You could be
00:25:16.300in the safest Republican seat, safest, just get everyone out because you have no idea like New
00:25:21.400York and these other states where there's other races. I mean, who knows? Again, in New York,
00:25:25.180if every Trump supporter voted, we'd win every statewide office, almost every election. I mean,
00:25:31.6203.4 million, 3.3 million people voted for President Trump. Hochul's, you know, I mean,0.93
00:25:36.540they don't have the votes. They don't have the people. So if you run this list and you check in
00:25:42.140with them, especially on election day, like multiple times and make sure they have a plan
00:25:46.360and most importantly, have them tell you when they voted or confirm that they voted because
00:25:51.020People say they're going to vote. You know, they do other things. Things come up. They're working hourly jobs. They're out there grinding. You know, everyone's working hard on our side of the aisle and they're just too busy. They forget, you know, because it's not so much at the forefront of a presidential year. I think the list is really going to be good. The game changer for us. And that's so important.
00:26:10.820no i can get your local republican committee about the digress's list you you you've hit
00:26:18.940you've hit a nerve here you know why and i love what you say don't use your phone don't use your
00:26:24.460ipad don't use your computer take pen to paper in your little notebook just write down 10 you know
00:26:31.42010 people that are republicans or mega and contact them and like digress said um the power here is
00:26:39.400after you you're on them about hey if you voted you're gonna mail in your vote you're gonna go
00:26:44.560early in-person voting i don't have them you know don't have them look i'm a huge believer in game
00:26:49.780day voting but the dynamics of this have shifted has it not uh digress we've got about a minute
00:26:55.520tell me about the shifting demographics or the shifting momentum of republicans using other
00:27:01.280methodologies than just waiting for game day yeah i mean it's banking early votes banking votes is
00:27:07.200great because if you're using the list method, right? And I can cross you off. I can hammer in,
00:27:13.820I can add new people to the list, right? I can go and expand the map and push more people. And I
00:27:18.180think the list is key. But if you know people locally, that's even better. Have your list,
00:27:22.000have your neighborhood, work with your county committees, get them to do lists. I mean,
00:27:26.780the more people that you can get lists, I mean, that's really the true metric. If you want to be
00:27:31.280a super, you know, force multiplier, right? I've spoken at the academies, you know, and they're
00:27:36.040right get 10 people to do less I mean you're talking about 100 votes if everyone went out
00:27:40.700and and sort of the hardcores that watch the show went out and got 100 votes 10 from 10 I mean
00:27:46.740we're all unstoppable but yeah I mean look I think you got to run through the tape on game
00:27:52.520hang on one second we're going to take a short break Alex DeGrasse is with us we're going to
00:27:57.540run through the tape some of these how these races are going to come down to 500,000 votes
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00:37:02.420massive spending and we've always outperformed all these polls by I think an
00:37:06.920average of six percentage points in the Midwest,
00:37:09.620all of these public polls to last like four elections.
00:37:12.280And so everyone feels really good because in Ohio,
00:37:15.200I think we're even doing about the same or better than we were doing at this moment when we won all these seats the last couple of years.
00:37:22.000So lots of misinformation about all that.
00:37:24.940Texas is a little more of a unique situation, but I think folks are optimistic about the trend in the last couple of weeks.
00:37:32.660And I think in New York it's a little different, but Mike is a very strong candidate and certainly has a lot of money.
00:37:38.700There's a lot of spending going in there.
00:37:41.160So I think, you know, I think things will work out.
00:37:43.160But to your point, I mean, yes, I don't think there's a natural situation, but there's certainly because it's a little bit tighter, you're seeing all this money that will trickle down into these seats and be beneficial.
00:37:52.380Let's talk about let's talk about the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. You've got Scranton. You've got some MAGA areas. You have General Perry, your assessment.
00:38:00.980What is it going to take there? Because these are MAGA, you know, you've got a ton of MAGA voters there.
00:38:07.480A lot of supporters of President Trump. They're running essentially retreads in these elections, correct?
00:38:13.540You've seen these, at least Perry's seen this before.
00:38:16.540So walk me through those three districts and what has to happen, because this whole thing could turn on Pennsylvania.
00:38:23.280Yeah, Pennsylvania could be a deciding factor. Iowa, where they've shifted those folks over to the lean dem.
00:38:30.980Those are kind of big focal points as well as South Texas.
00:38:35.000But certainly in Pennsylvania, I mean, look, everyone should unload everything you have.
00:38:38.880I mean, you know, Scott Prosser, I think, is on the ground.
00:38:55.220You know, people just have to run their own races.
00:38:57.100I mean, some of these people, you know, it's just it's a lot of heat.
00:39:00.480You know, some people aren't used to some of these races, but all the ones that are named here are sort of very battle tested.
00:39:05.700You know, they've been kind of through this multiple times, either one very tough race is the flip seats, or they've been kind of holding the line, General Scott Perry, for many years.
00:39:13.780And these guys have thrown like $10, $25 million against them, and they've been successful.
00:39:18.460So, you know, we will determine our own destiny on how we get out to vote across all the board.
00:39:27.200I mean, everything else is like irrelevant.
00:39:30.480Walk me through Iowa, because Iowa, you have a you have a governor's race.
00:39:35.540That's tight, maybe not looking great, but tight.
00:39:38.240You've got a you've got a Senate race that's an issue and you got these two at least two
00:39:42.000House seats. Right. And this is where Deese came out and said, hey, I've seen these where
00:39:46.380we, you know, don't take for granted just because you got it's Trump 10 or more that
00:39:51.640you're safe. Everything's in play here.
00:39:54.280Your thoughts on that? Yeah, I mean, that's exactly right.
00:39:58.440I mean, I think there's almost like even really three, two really tough ones, one kind of on the bubble.
00:40:03.120I think if you want to put up the lean dem, you know, they've kind of shifted at least one or two of those over there, which I disagree with.
00:40:09.500And again, we spoke about it earlier where I think we won quite a bit of the quote unquote lean dem seats.
00:40:16.960So they don't even have maybe they even move them further.
00:40:19.720Oh, they do. OK. So, you know, I think MAGA is Iowa.
00:40:25.640I mean, you talked about they had the fake polls. President Trump blew it out there.
00:40:30.100You know, I think if people want to debate all these different things, the war and different things happening and AI, I mean, the option is is jihadist communists, OK, that are totally beholden to a radical Islam.
00:40:44.340They won't speak out about it. You know, they frankly are running candidates that are directly tied, funded and, you know, open borders.
00:40:51.540And, you know, they are totally I mean, they're I mean, I hear from people and I talk to members of Congress, I talk to senators and they talk to the Democrat.
00:40:59.840They're kind of buddies, you know, maybe more average people.
00:45:17.780I just want to go back to New York 17 and about who's running, because you see this in a lot of these candidates.
00:45:23.960You know, she's got a service record. We love that.
00:45:26.180And that's what they're looking for, either CIA or service of these people.
00:45:30.040But it's also very mysterious. You don't they're not really have hung out in the district a long time.
00:45:35.740People don't know really how they appeared out of nowhere. Talk to me about these kind of mystery candidates.
00:45:41.080It's remarkable. I mean, they've done this all over.
00:45:43.740I mean, they actually did it against Elise in 2022 after January 6th, where they were really looking the rhinos and Never Trumpers, Lincoln Peep Project people.
00:45:52.000They were really looking to try to take her out. And they found this like CIA guy and they just dropped him in.
00:45:56.320I mean, he's never lived within two hours of what we would call upstate New York.
00:46:01.860And they dropped this guy in and he's got, you know, no record, except we were able to find quite a lot about him.
00:46:06.880But certainly in NY17, which was not good for him. But, you know, Kate, I mean, they've got these people.
00:46:12.560I think it says a lot about the Democrat Party that they just kind of roll over and let someone kind of come in.0.84
00:46:18.920And it's impressive in a way that they're pretty shameless at their ability to just kind of run these fake candidates that have no ties and the resume may look good and they can kind of claim to be standing up against their own party when, frankly, they're just reading off a script tied to consultants from Obama working with the same people that work with Mamdami.0.74
00:46:38.440I mean, the Momdami consultants have frankly become mainstream among the Democrat Party.0.73
00:46:43.920I mean, even the Democrat candidate running in Stefanik's seat against a Republican running to replace him, the people controlling all his money are the people that controlled the dark money and Momdami's money.
00:46:55.740I mean, the people signing the checks.
00:46:59.140It's quite – and then they also were all working for Graham Plattner.
00:47:01.480So when you kind of peel back these candidates and you kind of look into it, you kind of inside baseball, you kind of look at all the filings, you look at who's getting paid.
00:47:09.860I mean, it's like a massive cabal of all these psychotic, far left, totally extremists.
00:47:15.080I mean, you look into them and they're insane people and they're running all these candidates, especially running these candidates in like very right leaning areas and then running them as like fake Republicans.0.56
00:47:26.320And I mean, there's been a lot of research on X and other people kind of looking into all this.
00:47:29.900It's fascinating for the folks that are engaged in it.
00:47:33.320But you look at New York 17 and yeah, I mean, this person, you know, she she's shopping at the nicest, most expensive grocery stores.
00:47:41.220It could come down the wall real quickly where I got you.
00:47:44.860Western North Carolina at Nashville had an issue out there with the same congressman.
00:47:49.820I think it's North Carolina 11. Your feelings on that?
00:47:55.000Yeah, no, I think I think everything will work out.
00:47:57.920I mean, you know, like I said, no one should take anything for granted. I mean, there's going to be all this noise about this is not competitive. This is falling off the map. This person's expanding the map. Democrats here, there. It really doesn't matter. Even our own side, we're trying to compete and counter message. And so there's all this kind of behind the scenes.
00:48:14.960You think pulling out of Watley, the Senate Leadership Fund and others pulling out of
00:48:20.380Watley and saying, hey, he's too far down to Cooper, that will have an impact on North
00:48:24.720Carolina 1 and 11, which are kind of in the balance, sir?
00:48:28.400Well, I think there's still some spending in North Carolina.
00:48:31.240So I think, you know, things will shift, things will go, they'll move.
00:48:34.320I mean, you know, you never want to pull out of somewhere and then have the money on the
00:48:41.060But I think there's always a balance on where and what money needs.
00:48:44.560Of course, you're seeing money go into Kansas and some people talking about Nebraska and now South Carolina.
00:48:50.720Obviously, you know, that is but these are small amounts in the scheme of things from a five million dollars.
00:48:55.980I mean, here's the context. Democrats are dumping tens of millions of dollars into these kind of reach areas.
00:49:02.880And so it's a natural response to sort of shift and try to just make sure that's held out, because if we hold them in those areas, they get nothing and all of that money they spend.
00:49:11.120So people, when the narrative is like, oh my God, they're spending in like wherever, it's like, wait, hold on. They've spent like $25 million dumping in with nasty fake ads for like two months. And now we're coming in to try to answer it. So I think the framing is all false. But of course, no one should get anything for granted. You got to just get your list and you got to get up to vote.
00:49:29.300This is what it's just you. OK, real quickly, Virginia one and two. Thoughts?
00:49:34.440Yeah, I mean, I mean, look, those are, you know, toss it. I mean, Rob Whitman, solid.
00:49:39.240Jen is those are two great candidates. And so I think certainly Democrats are dumping in cash in the Rob Whitman seat.
00:49:45.980And certainly Jen Kiggins is always a top 15 seat, but she always wins. She's super strong.1.00
00:49:50.980You know, she's got a great record. She's up against the same, you know, retread that they've had, you know, like run three or four times.
00:49:58.020I mean, that's the thing. It's all these retreads. Everything is just totally manufactured. And Ropsey, I think there's a lot of government employees that have been doged, you know, and all these NGOs, all these people on the cut. I mean, these people are making massive amounts of cash. I mean, you look at these reports.
00:50:15.020The potential pickups, Washington 3, the old one, Joe Kent ran a couple of times. That's Malin, though, the problem with that. And then you get Main 2, Lepage. Your thoughts before we let you go?
00:50:25.520I think we're great. We're leading pretty outside the margins in both of those, Steve. So obviously, you've got the redistricting pickup opportunities. You've got a little bit more on the board. You've got New York three. That's tight and a lot of tight races. So, you know, don't listen to noise. Listen to the signal. Get the list. Get out to vote. We'll get this done. Thank you.
00:50:44.780So you're a realist that this can be done if everybody puts their shoulder to the wheel
00:50:52.160and we get into these districts and just turn out the Trump vote.
00:50:55.380If we turn out the Trump vote, we can hang tough?