00:04:19.100they're taking them from safe districts in Florida and volunteers are going to Arizona now
00:04:24.000to some of these very tough districts to do voter door-to-door voter contact in person so how are
00:04:29.480you guys doing and how can the war room posse participate ma'am great questions um keep in
00:04:36.280mind we have 45 days of early voting in Virginia and this is our third election of the year so
00:04:41.460all of our volunteers are like tapped out so we are asking the posse to help us like deploy some
00:04:48.680of your assets, if you're in a safe seat somewhere else, a blue district or red district, join this
00:04:53.300call team because you can help us reach these critical voters to help save this seat. And
00:04:58.400we'll give you a script. We'll set you up with everything you need. If you need me to personally
00:05:03.840train you, I will be happy to do so if you need confidence in communicating to them. But
00:05:08.300if you'll email Whitman at virginia.gop, including your name and phone number,
00:05:14.380will get you set up. But we really could use the resources. It is so hard to staff
00:05:19.840early voting for 45 days. And all, you know, meanwhile, the same volunteer base is
00:05:25.800calling and door knocking. And, you know, we just really would be so grateful for your reinforcements.
00:05:33.980Virginia one down there in Yorktown, in the kind of that central Virginia part
00:05:38.440of the Commonwealth. One more time, where do people go? If we can get it up on the screen
00:05:43.180letter. Where do people go right now if they want to volunteer? Because I know we're going to have
00:05:46.200a lot of people very interested. If you can save Virginia 1, we're going to be putting people up
00:05:52.660that you can get access to around the country, whether it's in Texas, whether it's in Iowa,
00:05:56.940whether it's in Arizona, Florida. So where do they go one more time, ma'am?
00:06:01.700They go to Whitman, or they'll email whitman at virginia.gop, their name and phone number.
00:06:07.880Do you want me to touch base on any of these amendments?
00:06:09.840Yeah, real quickly, tell me about the amendments, because this motivates the grassroots. We're going to go to Colorado and talk about the same thing. Talk to me about the amendments and why they're so important against the Marxist Spanberger from the CIA.
00:06:21.460Yeah, we have three awful amendments, which are moral topics that I think motivate the
00:06:28.420grassroots. The first one, basically Virginia has codified Roe as its current law. They want
00:06:35.200to upend even Roe and make it so that parents don't get notification if their minor child
00:06:41.820is getting an abortion. They remove liability from abortion performers, reducing it down even
00:06:48.820from doctors to just abortionists. It's going to make Virginia an abortion destination, a tourist0.59
00:06:55.280destination. The second one is adding gender to the Constitution of Virginia. So by way of adding1.00
00:07:05.140it to the Constitution, it's essentially going to become a protected class. And that's obviously
00:07:12.260something they could never pass legislatively. It's an 80-20 issue that they're writing in a
00:07:17.760confused way to confuse the electorate and usher it in. And the third one is automatic restoration
00:07:24.500of felons voting rights. Simply after their time is served, it would automatically restore their
00:07:31.160rights. That includes sitting on a jury, obtaining a firearm, running for office, and irrespective of
00:07:37.700any restitution being paid. Currently, the law requires an application for restoration of rights.
00:07:43.440and this really it's automatic the minute you walk out of your sentence um your voting rights
00:07:50.560ability to sit on a jury etc are restored which is crazy and um it also yeah yeah real quickly
00:07:59.420your social media and where do they go where do they go to volunteer uh deloas on getter and
00:08:06.760whitman at virginia.gop and to hit on what clita said uh the other one about restoration of rights
00:08:58.680But Paxson was up 10 when President Trump came and headed the next 18.
00:09:04.840Also, you did the prohibit Sharia law from nothing.0.68
00:09:08.760We got 1.9 million people vote for that.
00:09:10.660So where are we right now? Because Texas is everything. If we save Texas, their blue wave crashes on the Lone Star State shore map.
00:09:22.660I love how you're saying that. You're exactly right. Well, what's happened in Texas is for really the last couple of years, Democrats, 20 years, but in the last couple of years, especially Democrats have targeted Texas.
00:09:33.240They've been flooding money into the state. And many, many people thought there probably wasn't going to be a problem.
00:09:39.660You know, Republicans just thought, well, the Democrats always spend money here.
00:09:43.400But the Democrats have been on fire thinking they can flip the state.
00:09:46.700And yes, the polling got really close on some very important races.
00:09:50.580So, you know, on the Ken Paxton and Tallarico race, I have actually never believed it was as close as any of the polls said,
00:09:57.500because I think when people get closer to Election Day, they look at the candidate.
00:10:01.260And James Tallarico is not competent. He's just a placeholder for the left wing, really communist movement. There's no there there to him. So I think people will see that. So I think people get more serious about the race because the election day is coming up. I think the money is finally coming into Texas.
00:10:22.320We had Democrats spending here an enormous amounts of money for for the last couple of years.
00:10:27.880I mentioned there's also still, unfortunately, a rift between the kind of establishment people and money.
00:10:34.540And they're thinking they can just hold on one more time, one more election and maybe shift power back to the old kind of the good old days of the.
00:10:44.940so talk but hang on hang on talk talk talk talk to me about that because that's where we see the
00:10:51.240lack of respect for the grassroots grassroots leaders there in texas are tough as boot
00:10:56.060leather and you guys do it but there's always this tension like an internal civil war and you
00:11:00.840kind of see it playing out in this general where we don't have time to mess around i mean there
00:11:05.000there's no substitute for victory here so walk talk to me through that walk people through that
00:11:09.760tension. You can see the best example is the way Senator Cornyn has conducted himself on this
00:11:17.740campaign cycle. He or the and the establishment money in Washington spent millions and millions
00:11:23.260for him to win that primary to hold on his seat in the Senate. And he lost by 28 points, I think
00:11:29.620it was. So he's the idea that you see, OK, those people in Texas have spoken. It seems like the
00:11:35.540answer would be, okay, well, we've got to move forward. We have to retain a Republican majority,
00:11:39.440but you don't see that. So he's really emblematic of that stranglehold. We're going to hold on here
00:11:46.140and stop the grassroots. And Ken Paxson is a grassroots guy. And the voters in Texas,
00:11:52.160despite all the four to one spending Cornyn over Paxson, they came out for Paxson. So I think the
00:11:57.580people, the grassroots are fired up and they do understand how consequential this midterm election
00:12:02.720is. And they do know that Ken Pax has been a fighter and they do know what a just silly level0.89
00:12:08.020candidate Tallarico is. But to your point, you're on to a moment ago. What needs to happen in Texas
00:12:14.800in this last few weeks before even early voting starts soon and then the election is voter to
00:12:19.960contact, people to person, person to person contact. We've had many, many big events in Texas.
00:12:27.080All of the Republicans in some county will have a rally, and it's great, and they build energy, and people attend the event, and they love the speeches, but they're just talking to the people who are already going to vote for them.
00:12:39.080It's really, at this point, a knock on doors, make phone calls, send text messages, use the voter apps we have.
00:12:47.200The apps are amazing to contact voters.
00:12:50.440But it gets the people who see how serious this is to say, we just have to bear down right now on every single race.
00:12:58.560Obviously, the Ken Paxson race is extremely important.
00:13:02.720And obviously, the governor's race in Texas.
00:13:04.480It would be either losing either race would be a very, very damaging thing, not just to Texas, but to America.
00:13:12.400Plus, what's going to happen with the Texas, what, 15 and 34?0.70
00:13:15.900It's also the top of the ticket here is very important.
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00:20:59.020they're looking at lower propensity voters. What is it going to take from the grant? Look,
00:21:02.360air game and commercials are great. And that can get this thing back stabilized a little bit because
00:21:06.760Tallarico was spending so much money. But now is the moment of decision for the next four weeks.
00:21:12.980Walk me through how the grassroots are going to dig out these votes in Texas. We have to save
00:21:17.160Texas 15, Texas 34. You got to reelect Abbott as governor. And look, I'm not the greatest fan of
00:21:23.180Abbott, but hey, the radical on the other side is not a choice, just like Tallarico is a freak,
00:21:30.260okay? He cannot represent Texas in the Senate. So how are we going to do it, ma'am?
00:21:35.200You know, it is, we talked a moment ago about door walking, but whoever's listening and you're
00:21:39.440in Texas, if you want to help in this and you realize how serious it is, you can contact your
00:21:43.960own county party chairman and say, I want to block walk. I want to help. I want to come in.
00:21:49.120It is that kind of getting involved with the party or choose a candidate you love.
00:21:54.120Find out when you can block walk for him or her.
00:21:56.120It is knocking on doors. It's phone calls. It's using apps or actually to Governor Abbott has an app.
00:22:02.200I don't happen to use that one. Abbott app. There's one that the RNC has right insight.
00:22:08.100But but the main thing is to begin the conversation day to day, wherever you are, because I will tell you, Steve, I have a dear friend, huge political activist.
00:22:17.200does all sorts of great things, who said, like, two weeks ago, you know, I'm not sure I'm going
00:22:22.120to vote for PACS, and he hasn't really earned my vote. So preposterous. But when you hear those
00:22:27.480kind of statements, jump in and fight. But the overall grassroots effort is every county is a
00:22:33.880county party's doing it, is the campaign's doing it. I'll even make a plug for Texas Federation
00:22:38.180of Republican Women. You know, TFRW, the Republican Women's Clubs, massive throughout the state,0.98
00:22:43.820And they are going gangbusters with an app they have and phone calls and texts.
00:22:49.440They've actually focused on areas they think that there's possible loss.
00:22:52.960These are actually state rep races, but still they're reaching Republican voters, urging them to get out there and vote.
00:22:59.040One last thing I'll say about this election cycle.0.70
00:23:02.260Jill Tate was on from Tarrant County the other day with Republicans.0.82
00:23:05.040She's fantastic. Go to talk to them. They do all over the state.
00:30:53.660I'm currently being attacked by my local Unitarian church for calling them out as a demonic child-grooming cult, as they are.0.82
00:31:02.220We are a spirit-led effort with these grassroots initiatives, and that's the only way we've gotten through,
00:31:07.820is knowing that this is a battle of good versus evil and that we, the people, are the only ones who can take control back of our state and cast out the enemy.
00:31:16.400That's really got a stranglehold on Colorado.
00:31:18.880Deloes in Virginia is a great example. All of those amendments that she referenced, they're already law here in Colorado. We have Constitution taxpayer paid up until birth in the Constitution. We have 12 year olds doing their own health care where we're definitely a demonic stranglehold. And these initiatives are our first step in taking control back.
00:34:54.480You should have gotten the audience up to that microphone,
00:34:57.480prayed to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ,1.00
00:34:59.820throw that satanic bum out, get him out, and then carry on.0.98
00:35:04.500And by the way, if anyone in the city council,0.99
00:35:06.080get a recall petition today and get them the hell out of there.
00:35:11.700Cortez, you've seen it up close and personal.
00:35:13.380You've worked with us on grassroots in the Rio Grande Valley and South Texas all over it.
00:35:19.260Now, let me just throw this to you because we've only got a couple of minutes.
00:35:22.520The tsunami and the blue wave, is it not going to crater on the shores of kind of the great northern states of Maine, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota, sir?
00:41:28.320france um is uh portends what's going to happen in america because here they have a financial crisis
00:41:37.200a budget crisis because they they finally got to face facts they've got i don't know 50 75 billion
00:41:42.940gap on social welfare programs that they can't afford they got to make logical cuts uh macron
00:41:49.480suspended the constitution to negotiate directly with their parliament or their assembly which is
00:41:54.500not supposed to happen and they're in a crisis and yet in the streets it's being taken over by
00:42:00.060these thugs that are on social welfare give me a minute on that and i'll hold you through the break
00:42:04.200yeah i mean look the problems that that france are experiencing are a warning sign to us i'm0.92
00:42:10.120not sure we're going to see the riots on on the streets necessarily that's very much a french0.77
00:42:15.600thing and uh you talked about the ways a wave of islam through europe i think that's contributing
00:42:21.780But ultimately, they have problems in their bond market, and we're starting to see the same thing here in the United States at a different scale, but it's happening, and it's having a massive effect on global markets.0.99
00:42:35.100We've seen the 10-year borrowing rate now has gone above 5.3% here in the US. Mortgage rates are nearing 7.5%.
00:42:42.900The reality is very simple. We've lived for decades with cheap interest rates.
00:42:49.000it's allowed governments around the world to borrow money. I think global debt now is at $365
00:42:56.380trillion. It's an unfathomable amount. Investors now are seeing huge risk in lending money to
00:43:02.780governments long term. There's no fiscal responsibility here in the United States or
00:43:07.600broadly around the Western world. And they're commanding higher interest rates to loan money
00:43:12.180to the government. That becomes a problem, though, when revenues are staying static,
00:43:16.880Big debt service costs here in the United States are now the second biggest expense.
00:43:21.700We've talked many times about the balancing act that Scott Besson is currently going through to try and manage this.
00:43:28.940But at the end of the day, this is going to come from Congress.
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00:45:48.780today totally free kobe and the team just amazing a data company so philip you you say that and look
00:45:57.800Look, you know, Philip's a former banker, investor banker, so he's very reserved, not a typical guy on a trading desk yelling and screaming, very reserved.
00:46:05.200You know, the clients want to see probity, right, and discernment.
00:46:09.680But, Philip, the only reason that you argue that you're not going to see streets, we're the prime reserve currency.
00:46:16.460This is why I say I'm not for, and we didn't start off saying the end of the dollar empire because we want to see the end of the dollar empire.
00:46:22.440However, it is definitely a national conversation that has to take place in a general election.
00:46:28.800And that's going to come because being the prime reserve currency has a lot of obligations to it.
00:46:34.680The benefit is that you can kind of finance anything because the old saying is our dollar, your problem, right?
00:46:41.600Because they need dollars to transact everything.