00:03:11.980But what is it going to take to engage everyday Christians that the country's in the balance here and it's in the balance because Texas is in the balance, sir?
00:07:39.520They understood to actually have a shot here.
00:07:42.420It wasn't another Beto O'Rourke or even Jasmine Crockett.0.82
00:07:46.260What they need to do is put the patina of Christianity, you know, the wolf in sheep's clothing to fool people.0.85
00:07:52.260What do you have to say about that one?0.92
00:07:53.980We're actually now—some of these races, the biggest competitors are people that profess the Christian faith, sir.0.89
00:08:01.480Yeah, I would say—I did a piece on this on Human Events a while back that talks specifically about Tallarico as a wolf in sheep's clothing.0.98
00:08:09.640And what that means is it means it's somebody who claims to be a Christian who really is just a person that's taking Christianity and you're wearing it like a skin suit.
00:08:20.100And so what James Tallarico does is he comes in and he seems nice and he seems, oh, I'm just, no, I'm just a nice little seminary boy.
00:08:58.580That's what all the socialist movements do.
00:09:00.140They come in to what builders have built that are strong institutions.
00:09:04.620they try to inhabit them, and they try to take them over like a zombie virus. That's what James
00:09:09.360Tallarico is trying to do with the Christian church right now, is he's trying to come in as
00:09:12.980a foreigner, pretend to be like us, and really infect the Christian church to vote for progressive0.72
00:09:19.160values that are directly in contradiction to the Bible. So at the same time, you have Karl Rove,
00:09:25.420John Cornyn, Phelan. You have these establishment figures that are actually going out and attacking
00:09:32.960Ken Paxton and saying, hey, so you've got this red-green alliance, you've got these progressives,
00:09:38.900you've got the phony Christianity of Tala Frico, plus you've got the Republican establishment
00:09:44.640lined up. Why do they hate Ken Paxton so much? You know, you're personally, you're obviously
00:09:49.300related by marriage, but you know Ken Paxton. I mean, we've come down here to fight against
00:09:54.460the impeachment. We came down here when they did the redistricting. We spent the first four
00:09:59.560months of the year basically in Texas to fight for the Sharia law, the prohibiting Sharia law
00:10:05.040and Ken Paxson's both primary and then the runoff. Why do these establishment figures,
00:10:11.180Roe, Korn and Phelan, and many others, why do they all hate Ken Paxson? What is up with that?
00:10:17.380They hate Ken Paxson because he is a threat to their established order. So Texas politics is
00:10:23.600a little bit weird. And for those of the listeners that aren't as familiar, really,
00:10:27.880We had this sort of Bush era political machine from the early 2000s when Bush became president of the United States after having been governor here that was left over that really operated the primary position of strength in Texas politics for the better part of a decade and a half.
00:10:43.400Then you have guys like Ken Paxton and Senator Ted Cruz come on the scene in the first iteration of the more nationalist populist movement.
00:10:53.000The first iteration of that was the Tea Party movement right under the during the Obama era.
00:10:58.600The conservatives basically came in and they said, you guys are just moderate liberals.
00:11:03.520You're not actually conserving anything. You're not actually fighting for anything.
00:11:07.160You're not actually trying to win. We want to change that. Texas is a state that wants to win.
00:11:12.880we want to be conservative. We're going to change that here in the state. And you had guys like Ken
00:11:16.760Paxton and Ted Cruz really come and shake up the political landscape. And the truth is that Ken
00:11:21.680Paxton used his office so effectively that he was putting to shame a lot of what we now call these
00:11:26.920rhino Republicans, your Dade Phelan's, your John Cornyn's, right? Your people that really didn't0.77
00:11:32.060actually get much done with the position that they had been given, which is why ultimately Paxton
00:11:37.000ended up primarying Senator Cornyn. To Cornyn's voters, by the way, I would just say you are
00:11:42.220welcome in our tent. We've been inviting for the entirety of this campaign. You guys are welcome
00:11:47.040to come. The truth is that if you sit out of this election or if you vote against the Republican
00:11:52.660ticket in this election, what you're actually doing is you're voting for the DSA left. That's
00:11:57.520what you're voting for. And you can pretend that you're not doing that, but you are. And I would
00:12:01.920just say, come over and actually be part of the movement that's helping preserve America. Ken
00:12:06.440Paxton has the most conservative record of any statewide elected official in the state of Texas.
00:12:10.780He's done more good with his office than just about anybody.
00:12:14.120And so you have these guys that are just kind of bitter.
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00:16:15.920so we'll talk about who he is. You responded, this man, Mike Davis, who's suggesting I be shot,
00:16:21.680was in the mix to be President Trump's next attorney general after he fired Pam Bondi
00:16:25.760for not prosecuting more of his political opponents. He's now at a MAGA dark money group
00:16:30.780mobilizing death threats against me and my staff for sport. This should not be controversial.
00:16:35.420If you aid in stealing taxpayer money or directing it to enrich President Trump or his family,
00:16:40.100then you should be held accountable for that crime. That's what I said, and I stand by it.
00:16:43.360And if you use the justice system for frivolous lawsuits used to intimidate and jail your political opponents, you should be held accountable for that.
00:17:09.860We're going to destroy the White House by prosecuting these young people.0.99
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00:17:37.680This is what you just you see with Spanberger in Virginia, Slotkin, the governor.1.00
00:17:42.800They take these military intelligence females.1.00
00:17:46.020They're totally programmed. It's all deep state.0.97
00:17:48.600And Slotkin is, I think, one of the worst.
00:17:51.500Mike Davis, what is she whining about now?
00:17:54.640Yeah, U.S. Senator Alyssa Slotkin, this Democrats from Michigan, is unhinged.1.00
00:18:00.980She went to the University of Chicago and she gave remarks that she wants to arrest Trump officials as a deterrence, which is her word, for young Trump supporters so they do not join the public service.0.95
00:19:16.520And that was explicitly her message on tape at the University of Chicago.
00:19:23.820Fortunately, there were some good conservative students at the University of Chicago, good conservative media who got this and they put this out there.
00:19:31.760So I called her out. I said, I think this is despicable and un-American what she's doing with her junior varsity CIA tactics against young conservatives across America.1.00
00:19:42.580And so I called her out. And I reminded these government officials that when you do this, you need to understand we have a Second Amendment for a reason.
00:19:52.600The whole point of the Second Amendment, which enshrines our God-given right to keep and bear arms, it's to protect us from government, from government tyranny and government anarchy.
00:20:04.460It's self-defense from the failure of governments and the overreach of governments.1.00
00:20:11.100And she has the list is like it has the First Amendment rights to say her idiotic thing.1.00
00:20:16.720She can make those idiotic statements under the First Amendment.1.00
00:20:19.480Now, she should face a Senate Ethics Committee investigation for that, for targeting young Americans like that.1.00
00:20:25.960And the Senate Senate, I think I think it's got to hold it.1.00
00:20:30.020Screw the Senate Ethics Committee. That's that's you're playing.
00:20:33.800The FBI, Mark Kelly today, that goofball in Arizona who thinks he's running for president, he put out a tweet saying they want, I think, put the FBI on you.
00:20:46.700The FBI, Cash Patel ought to be all over Slotkin right now.
00:21:00.880The young Republicans of Texas are the future of the country.
00:21:03.320They look at that and say, hey, this is a CIA person, a deep stater, working with the deep state.
00:21:08.960And, of course, the deep state that still controls the Department of Justice, even with the job that Todd and the people are trying to do because there's 25, 30,000 people in main justice.
00:21:19.840So right now, why is the FBI—Mark Kelly wants to stick the FBI on you.
00:21:23.820Why is Kash Patel not engaged on this, sir?
00:21:26.320Well, and that's my point. Besides the pillow fight at the Senate, the Senate Ethics Committee, there are also criminal statutes. There's 18 U.S.C. Section 241. If Alyssa Slotkin and Mark Kelly or any of these other Democrat politicians conspire amongst themselves or with others to violate someone's constitutional rights, that's the conspiracy against rights under 18 U.S.C. Section 241.
00:21:53.320And if they actually do it, it's deprivation of rights under 18 U.S.C. Section 242, along with many other potential federal felony charges, right, general conspiracy, many others.
00:22:06.220And here's the point. To Alyssa Slotkin, to Mark Kelly, we have a Second Amendment in America for that reason. If the government uses illegal force to come after Americans, we can use legal force to stop them.
00:22:24.460Illegal force by the government means we can use legal force as American citizens under the Second Amendment for self-defense to protect us from government anarchy and government tyranny.
00:22:37.540And there is supposed to be a healthy fear among our politicians that if they terrorize citizens, if they bring tyranny to their citizens, they're going to face the consequences of that through the Second Amendment.
00:22:52.360Mike Davis, correct me if I'm wrong, we're in the 250th commemoration of the year that some folks in the revolutionary generation understood this who rebelled against tyrannical power.
00:23:07.220The survivors of the War of Independence that then helped build the nation around the Constitution put that in there and made sure that we had a Bill of Rights that had it as number two, right, for a reason.
00:23:18.300They had gone through this exercise before, had they not, sir?
00:23:22.360Yeah. And Mark Kelly's statement that he's he wants to sick the FBI after me for exercising my God given right to speak as guaranteed by the First Amendment to explain our God given right to keep and bear arms is guaranteed by the Second Amendment, the 14th Amendments.
00:23:39.480That proves why we need the Second Amendment.
00:23:41.880If these politicians think they can sick their government boons after American citizens illegally for exercising our lawful rights, they're proving why we need a Second Amendment in this country.
00:23:56.780And I would say to Mark Kelly, to Alyssa Slotkin, don't use illegal force against American citizens, and you don't have to worry about lawful force and self-defense against you.
00:24:09.480Mike Davis, the Viceroy, we've got to bounce. I'm going to have you back on to go through in this more detail.
00:24:13.580I know MSNBC is going to be carpet bombing this all day long.
00:24:17.100Mike Davis, the Viceroy, where do we get you on social media?
00:24:19.680We've got to keep up on this fight between Mark Kelly, Slack, and the deep state threatening with obvious threats
00:24:26.700the young people coming into the Trump movement, working at the White House.
00:24:30.640You see already the attacks. If you don't vote, you're going to get more of this after November 3rd.
00:24:36.300They're going to feel off the chain if we lose the House or the Senate.
00:24:40.100Mike Davis, where do people go for Article 3?
00:24:42.180Where do they go for your social media, sir?
00:24:44.840Yes, the War Room Posse needs to get out and vote because the lawfare is going to get much worse if they don't.
00:34:24.680Okay, so we were an advocate for, for months and months and months, the Democrats made this election, an up or down vote, a referendum on President Trump.
00:34:33.460Of course you have to counter that, but his political team said, no, we can talk about the tax cuts of the big, beautiful bill or prescription drug prices.
00:34:41.860All kinds of other things are very important, but are not, in a midterm election, going to motivate people, particularly lower propensity voters.
00:34:49.260And virtually almost everybody's kind of lower propensity in midterm elections.
00:34:54.680Roughly 100 million people nationwide will vote, about 150, 560 do it in presidential cycles.
00:35:01.400Neil McCabe, the president's ramping up.
00:35:03.360He's going to basically, to the degree his schedule can handle it, he's going to book something every day.
00:35:09.540And I think you're going to get to two or three days as you run up to the following weekend in Election Day.
00:35:15.240Your thoughts are what you're seeing on this map right now.
00:35:17.880And, folks, understand, he's just not going out for Senate candidates to go in these states.
00:35:23.780Every one, as Neil McCabe's map has shown you, is strategically also talking about House races.
00:35:29.020Neil McCabe, your thoughts and observations of the barnstorming of President Trump?
00:35:36.520Well, as I said before, I'm still scarred by the 2018 midterm.
00:35:40.820It's a very, very difficult time for me, Steve.
00:35:43.620And one of the things that the president's team did in 2018 is they ignored the House.
00:36:08.960Now, that is a district that he won with 65, 67 percent of the vote.
00:36:14.100But it's in play because the incumbent had to leave because the Republicans decided,1.00
00:36:19.000hey it would be a good idea to throw this guy out right now and so she's a good she's a good1.00
00:36:23.940campaigner she's a great candidate but she's you know she has a short runway the president's going
00:36:29.320to help her out and then of course you saw what happened in kansas this is a guy roger marshall
00:36:34.520that we were talking about a week two weeks ago as saying we just don't think that dog can hunt
00:36:39.820i saw an energized marshall last night uh he was hugging the president he gave a great uh sort of
00:36:46.460pregame speech before the president came out. He was great when the president came out. And I tell
00:36:51.400you, I always look for like staff work. Where is the staff work in this speech? So staff work was
00:36:57.480at play when he said he was going to go easy on the Canadian plane company Bombardier because they
00:37:03.100have 1,500 employees in Wichita, Kansas, where he was standing. And that's good work. That is
00:37:10.680something is not lost on the local, Steve. Neil, where do people go? You're putting up stuff on
00:37:17.000content all the time. You're tracking these additions tonight at the end of our six o'clock
00:37:23.560show. Of course, Real America's Voice is going to be doing the run-up. We're focusing on Texas
00:37:28.200and Michigan and other states in the pregame on our stream. And then seven, the president goes
00:37:35.080live. Where do people get you for all the updates on this barnstorming extravaganza?
00:37:40.680they can follow me on all the socials at reporter mccabe and my groundbreaking columns
00:37:48.740are at the south shore press sir thank you brother appreciate you neal mccabe at the white house
00:37:55.660uh this tour is going to get more and more and more intense i can tell you down it's in
00:38:00.320texas it's going to be very intense at five o'clock uh today on the five o'clock show we're
00:38:04.740going to break down some math on this on the early voting in texas and talk about how this
00:38:09.680thing looks like it could play out over the next days and weeks ahead. And of course, we'll have
00:38:13.480the Michigan folks and others. Tiffany Justice is going to join us. Other people that are0.99
00:38:17.440leading these grassroots efforts to kind of bang on, to kind of bang on, bang on doors.
00:38:24.380Dr. Ertley over at America Health Show. Listen, right now with everything, there is an affordability
00:38:29.980issues out there on certain things, particularly in healthcare. You guys have come up in a totally
00:38:36.180different system. So take a step back because the initial response from the Warren Posse
00:38:41.760is they love what you guys are doing, but it takes a moment to understand this. Walk through
00:38:46.580why you guys have kind of, this is not really insurance, medical insurance or health insurance
00:38:51.700as we traditionally know it. What is it and why for certain people may it be the actual perfect
00:38:57.560solution so they can stop worrying about putting food on the table or paying their rent or their
00:39:02.480mortgage because the Obama health care plan is destroying them financially, sir.
00:39:08.980Steve, great to be with you today. Thanks for the opportunity to share with your listeners.
00:39:13.360Yeah, we are doing something different in America's health share. Essentially,
00:39:16.700instead of insurance, health insurance, we are an alternative to health insurance.
00:39:21.980And the way we help pay for medical bills with the people that are in our community
00:39:25.840is that we actually focus on price transparency. We're able to actually, you actually see where
00:39:32.320your dollars are going. We've got people sharing with other people their medical bills, and we
00:39:38.580actually, you know where those health care costs are being spent, and you know where they're going.
00:39:44.280What's been beautiful about this model, though, is that instead of overpaying for health insurance
00:39:49.440that most Americans are paying for, we're coming in at, on average, $1,800 a month less for the
00:39:57.880same kind of program that is in a traditional health insurance. So people are saving money,
00:40:04.020but at the same time as well, we're actually respecting the doctor-patient relationship.
00:40:09.820We actually include, we don't have a network. You don't have to play this game of
00:40:14.040in-network or out-of-network. We have an open network of doctors. You can go to see who you
00:40:19.480want to go see, which includes the best of conventional, of the standard of care medical
00:40:25.100doctors, but we also include naturopaths. We include functional medicine doctors. These are
00:40:31.580where you can go to see your doctor and have, you know, a two-hour consult looking at root causes,
00:40:37.260what's going on. And we'll actually include here the ability of being able to pay for things like
00:40:44.700where did that disease come from? You know, I give the example like glyphosate is a big
00:40:51.340carcinogen in our environment, and yet I don't know a single oncologist that will run glyphosate
00:40:57.100when you actually develop cancer. Well, at Americas, we actually include this in our actual
00:41:03.180programs. Why? Because we want to make sure that that glyphosate or those root causes are being
00:41:07.980treated and cleared. And we have a group of providers across the country that are doing this.
00:41:12.540And so when you do that, you know, there's a golden age in healthcare that's happening right
00:41:19.180now. With this advent of new technology and new ability to be able to understand how to treat,
00:41:24.320a lot of it is what Bobby Kennedy has been fighting for. And there's a golden age of new
00:41:29.860treatment. And yet, why is it that we still, in our traditional health insurance plans,
00:41:34.960are only getting access to what I feel like was care that was being delivered 20 years ago? And
00:41:41.480yet there's better options that are available. And it's not just access to care at Americas,
00:41:47.680it's access to the right care so that people can actually start to be healthier and that your
00:41:53.620doctor and you can make your own decisions and that you can actually reduce these costs.
00:41:58.960So hang on one second, just give it that again, and I'm going to hold you through the break,
00:42:02.380but because why do you say it's, once again, why is it a golden age if you can get access to this?
00:42:09.260Why are you called a golden age? Because a lot of people say, oh my God, healthcare is such a
00:42:12.840nightmare. It's destroying me. Why do you, you're actually flipping this and saying it doesn't have
00:42:16.960to be that way. Why is that? Well, because I say there's a golden age in health care that's
00:42:21.660happening right now, essentially in medicine. You know, one of these things is that instead of
00:42:26.780actually getting a knee surgery performed, you know, if you have an orthopedic condition in that
00:42:32.560knee that's not healing, well, instead of actually going in and actually doing a surgery on it that
00:42:38.220costs $25,000, and that's actually a good price that your traditional insurance company would pay,
00:42:44.080What we do, we can pay that. Our members do. But we also have access to the best in the nation's
00:42:51.140regenerative medicine providers across the country. So now you can get your own body's stem cells
00:42:56.840and inject it right into the knee and actually regenerate and repair the cartilage. You can
00:43:03.200regenerate and repair the meniscal tear. And this is where that costs a fraction of $25,000.
00:43:09.560So I guess my thoughts are is that when you start to see the innovations, you know, for the longest time, you know, I was reading articles in the 90s about innovations in health care.
00:43:20.460And yet, if you don't get access to the innovations, if you if they if the insurance company doesn't cover the innovations, you might as well just throw it into a closet.
00:43:29.600But with the actual ability of technology, we actually open this up and you have access to this kind of care.
00:47:18.580Back at five o'clock, we're going to go through a couple of the key states.
00:47:22.420We're going to go through Michigan with the grassroots.
00:47:24.540We've got really Luke Macias, one of the smartest analysts in Texas, is going to walk through these numbers the first day, really overwhelming numbers on the first day of Texas voting.
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