00:01:59.720And you're also looking at what this means for 2028.
00:02:03.620And the question tonight is whether Trump's personal support extends to the rest of the ticket.
00:02:11.320Allison, you know, Ohio is the we've seen this around the rest of the country where he goes to bullhead city and also the numbers get better.
00:02:18.260in Arizona, or he goes up to Kalispell, Montana. Next thing you know, the House candidates pulling
00:02:23.840away there are in Texas. Yesterday, very strategic, went to Corpus Christi early,
00:02:28.640and then Lubbock, South Texas, and then West Texas. We're getting great vibes out of that
00:02:32.900about returns today. He's getting people jacked up. Are you seeing that in Ohio?
00:02:39.080Are these trips by the president? Do you believe they're working?
00:02:41.480i think they are i think you're seeing ticks up in some of the races where the president goes
00:02:50.840however as we all know the polls are they really can't be trusted so the way that i've really been
00:02:58.480thinking about this today and in other cities is that when the president comes here the people who
00:03:03.500come to these rallies they're they're really trump supporters okay these are people who have voted
00:03:08.720early or they're going to vote. Definitely. But what is very interesting is that the people that
00:03:14.660I am talking to today are all saying I am going to get other people to come and vote. So I think
00:03:21.240that's the interesting thing that may not be being picked up by the polls is that people here,
00:03:27.180these, these, I was discussing this with Eric Bolling and I said, it's like we're building a
00:03:32.220team and you've got like the star player is president Trump. And then you've got the people
00:03:37.640on the ticket. And then the people who come to the rallies are lower level because those people
00:03:43.320are part of the team. The people who come here are so important because they really are those
00:03:47.340change agents who are going to get other people out to the polls. And that's where I think these
00:03:53.600rallies are really making a difference, getting the people who are really supporters to get those
00:03:59.50010 people out to the polls, because that's what it's all about. Turnout, turnout, turnout.
00:04:05.360Allison, one of the things that they're doing in the White House and strategically thinking this and talking to people like Real America's Voice and other people that know these areas is that when you go to places like this, you get a saturation of local media.
00:04:17.280Right now, national media doesn't have that big an impact.
00:04:42.960I figured most of the local stations, this would be top of the show.
00:04:48.220There were a couple of stations in Columbus were following it.
00:04:51.500But when I looked at those Cleveland stations, I mean, I think at one station, it might have been a Columbus station, but I was surprised at how low this rally was on the list.
00:05:02.460And the coverage was not that big in these local Ohio markets.
00:05:06.460One was talking about like National Chocolate Day.
00:05:10.760I mean, and the weather, the weather was all over the place.
00:05:13.980Weather was top of show and then some local crime.
00:07:23.860If you look on a weekly basis, what what the president and his administration are doing, it's absolutely extraordinary.
00:07:32.140But not everybody knows about it. And so not everybody is on that long term vision of what the president is doing for the country and the cabinet, I have to say.
00:07:43.840So the Democrats are not putting out an alternative vision that people are excited about in the coming.
00:07:50.000This is more Trump derangement syndrome. Trump's evil. Trump's bad. We can defeat Trump and Trumpism on 3 November.0.93
00:07:57.320That's essentially it. There's not a whole lot of alternative economic plans or national security plans.
00:08:02.400It's really just Trump's bad. Trump's evil. Orange man bad. Let's defeat orange man and all his minions.0.98
00:08:08.700Is that essentially the pitch? Correct. Correct.
00:08:12.920I mean, there was a I found it very interesting. I think people still in this day and age have something about saying they support President Trump because I found this very interesting this morning.
00:08:27.400I went down for breakfast and there was a woman who was putting out the cereals and the milk.
00:08:32.380And I said, hey, you know, are you going to vote? And she said, yes. And I said, can I ask you who you're voting for?
00:08:38.860And she said, well, and she was the nicest woman you could ever meet.
00:08:44.000She said, actually, I don't feel very comfortable talking about that.
00:08:49.020And I said, oh, I, you know, I understand.
00:08:51.300I said, it can be very difficult with political conversations.
00:08:55.120I said, you know, I'm originally from New York.
00:08:58.280I said, a lot of people are very liberal there.
00:09:01.920And you really wouldn't speak about voting for a conservative or President Trump.
00:09:08.260I just put that out there myself. And she started to pick up on it. And she was like, yeah, no, I totally agree with you.
00:09:16.920I understand. She said, I just feel it's very uncomfortable with some of my friends.
00:09:22.660These people who I've been friends with for many years, if I talk to them about my politics, they wouldn't like me very much anymore.
00:09:31.500And I said, OK, no, I understand that. I get that. I said, but you know what?
00:09:37.100I said, I'm going to challenge you today. I said, you don't have to rant and rave or
00:09:42.920say, you know, Trump's the best, but maybe just talk about what you're feeling about the country
00:09:51.440and why you may be leaning towards President Trump and go at it from a positive manner,
00:09:59.860because if these people don't like you for your political beliefs,
00:10:04.580then they were never your friends at all. And I think that maybe encouraging them by saying,
00:10:10.640hey, do you know that this election is the most important election in our lifetimes? This is a
00:10:17.340historic moment. And whether you dig into who they're voting for or not, to really make your
00:10:23.600case, make your case and say, this is why I'm voting, because this is the most important election
00:10:30.480in our lifetime. And these are the issues that are important to me. And that's when you become
00:10:34.500a change maker. So maybe, maybe that woman, you know, changed her mind. I don't know.0.99
00:10:41.160Allison, hang on. I'm gonna go to the White House. Hang on. We're gonna come back to you.
00:10:44.460Neil McCabe talked to me. We're trying to get a gaggle. The president did a gaggle,
00:10:48.020I think, before getting on Air Force One. As everybody understands, he's taking,
00:10:51.440I think, a, he's not going out by Marine One because of some, what they're getting ready
00:10:56.140and prepping the White House for the Children's Halloween special.
00:10:59.820Neil McCabe, we don't have the gaggle yet.
00:11:02.080We'll hopefully get to that in a little while.
00:11:04.040Your thoughts about, once again, back to Ohio, sir.
00:11:09.180Yeah, just to say that, you know, of course,1.00
00:11:11.320the First Lady is having all the Halloween decorations,1.00
00:11:14.540which would be wrecked by the Marine helicopter.1.00
00:11:17.920And so that would be very scary for the president if that happened.
00:11:22.880Right now, you have 1.3 million ballots collected so far.
00:11:28.400That breaks down by party, 392,000 for Democrats.
00:11:33.720Republicans are 340,000, and independents are 550,000.
00:11:40.120And you sort of compare that to what happened in 22.
00:11:43.660In 22, there were 914,000 ballots cast, roughly 20% of the total.
00:11:51.880And so basically, you're having turnout, at least measured by mail-in ballots, could be significantly more than 22.
00:12:01.120And of course, 22 was a red wave year, and this would be the opposite.
00:12:05.620And also going into this rally, the polling from RealClearPolitics puts Amy Acton at 49, Vivek Ramaswamy at 44.
00:12:14.940And then on the Senate side, Jared Brown, 48, John Husted at 45.
00:12:21.580And I got a question whether or not, you know, the real clear politics is a basket of polls and it's kind of rolling polls as new ones come in.
00:12:30.480So you can't really dissect it through crosstabs.
00:12:33.640I would be curious, though, how many of those people being polled are unlikely voters or whether or not they're being filtered out.
00:12:41.200Because to get the true measure of MAGA and Trump, you have to include the unlikely voters, Steve.
00:12:48.780Yeah, we do hear there is a little bit of a motivation problem out there among some Republicans.
00:12:53.480Of course, the Democrats are very motivated.
00:12:55.500However, I think if you break it down by section, I think that Cayuga County, which is Cleveland, are not getting the votes.
00:13:03.140They're not getting the volume or the scale that they had hoped.
00:13:06.540And I think that one of the big stories here as we roll through to next Tuesday, Neil, is places like Detroit, Cleveland, Houston, Texas, things with large cities with large African-American population.
00:13:21.020I'm not seeing and I think the word is that you're not seeing African-American men coming out and supporting some of these candidates.
00:13:28.880So it's going to be quite interesting to see this going forward.
00:13:30.800Neil, hang at the White House. Allison's at the arena itself. We'll be going back to all that.
00:17:37.460They said they didn't do it, and we caught them cold.0.99
00:17:40.260And Mary Peltola should resign from the race.
00:17:44.740I think she should be prosecuted criminally for what she did.
00:17:48.100And I think that the people that participated with her should.
00:17:52.240They swore, and they, in all statements, that they knew nothing about it.
00:17:57.540This guy Dan Sullivan just ran against Dan Sullivan.
00:18:00.640It turned out it was a scheme by the Democrats.
00:18:02.940that's what they do best they cheat they have bad policy but they cheat and it was just revealed
00:18:08.72020 minutes ago that uh this was happening that so they went to court and they knew nothing about it
00:18:16.520they had nothing to do with it so that's a fraud it's a fraud to the public and they had a dan
00:18:22.600sullivan running against senator dan sullivan and they didn't put senator in front here two dan
00:18:28.440Sullivan. The people aren't going to be able to tell. And it's a fraud. And they said they didn't do it. And they did do it. And they got caught. And in fact, it was a plot by the Democrat Party. And frankly, they should be. I think they should be prosecuted. To me, that's voter fraud at the highest level.
00:18:45.380No, what that is, is we they need help with medical supplies and various things.
00:18:59.600He asked me what I thought. I said, if you want to do that, that's OK.
00:19:03.560Basically, it's getting supplies in to help people that are not well.
00:19:08.100well you know you have to make sure you have honest elections when you have a senator highly
00:19:19.700respected named dan sullivan and the democrats put another person named dan sullivan the race
00:19:26.560like as a third person running against so you have two dan sullivans running against one democrat
00:19:33.400That's voter fraud. And when you say you didn't do it, that really makes it bad.0.92
00:19:38.260So I think it's a race that should be. I think Dan Sullivan, the fake Dan Sullivan and Mary Peltola should be.0.98
00:19:47.940Number one, they should be taken off the ballot and number two, they should be prosecuted.
00:20:38.060We're going to have Matt Mercer from Breitbart who wrote this story and said, yo, OMB, all you did was shift this stuff over to the State Department.
00:20:44.760Let me just reiterate this. And for all the flunkies are in his Twitter feed. We have cut virtually nothing out of USAID. OK, we've cut virtually nothing. The entire Serbian operation is paid for by USAID. You may call it into different categories.
00:21:01.760You shifted it over to the State Department, but the gutless Republicans on Capitol Hill, okay, the gutless Republicans on Capitol Hill, and then certain people in the administration that have not wanted to cut this.
00:21:14.600You still got USAID, and we're going to have Cleta back on tomorrow.
00:21:18.180There's now a whole thing that the House approved for one of these democracy institutes.
00:21:23.520A situation like Serbia and Brazil and these other things, what's happening in Paris, it's got USAID, CIA hands all over it.
00:21:35.320Remember, when Lula won the first time, you had the CIA, you had the National Security Council from Biden down there prepping Lula and getting ready to help steal the election from Bolsonaro, just like they stole the 2020 election, full stop.
00:21:50.940So, no, I don't need to be lectured by OMB.
00:25:54.620The question is, is the New York Times going to allow the phrase Fauci must run in prison to be in the printed section of their beloved top bestseller list?
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00:32:17.940So to your point, like you said, I don't know if you saw, Steve, but the prime minister about an hour and a half ago released a very strongly worded statement on X accusing the Arabs and their parties not only of supporting terrorism against the state of Israel, which is true, but also talking very specifically about cheating, violence, coercion, corruption.
00:32:44.500And now he's putting the shin bet, which is like the FBI, calling them to investigate all kinds of fraudulent, crazy activities.
00:33:39.280If he can't do it in six weeks, we're going back to elections, and that's going to have all kinds of implications given what just happened with the Arab parties because their voting rates, as you pointed out, Steve, are so off the roof high that an election in six weeks is going to be nuts if that happens.
00:33:55.840No, you've seen this. You've seen in Serbia. You've seen in Brazil here in the United States, the DSA.
00:34:00.000They're motivated and they're using the Democratic platform democracy.
00:34:03.440Real quickly, there's all types of and they asked the White House today.
00:34:06.900There's all types of reports coming out that either the White House has been invited or there's people in the White House that are saying, hey,
00:34:13.840they'll maybe get involved in putting a coalition together where maybe Bibi serves out the term of President Trump.
00:34:19.620And then it flips over to General Gotti after that.
00:34:24.020I mean, we've argued here that's way too much involvement.
00:34:26.700We want less involvement in Israeli politics.
00:34:30.620Do you see it right now, Farachi, that it would take American essentially intervention to pull off some sort of coalition if neither of these parties wanted to deal with the Arabs?
00:34:43.000I honestly think they're going to work it out.
00:34:45.060You know, as we talked about last night, Steve, the disagreements, unlike American politics, where the right actually loves America and loves the country.
00:34:54.540And I'm sorry to say the left, by and large, does not.
00:34:57.720Here, you know, these are guys inside the tent, kind of like it used to be in America 50 years ago.
00:35:03.340Reagan, Tip O'Neill, that kind of thing.
00:35:05.240So given that kind of Reagan, Tip O'Neill vibe, they'll figure out and cut a deal.
00:35:52.580Hey, you know, Bibi's been around for a long time.
00:35:55.000If you want to look at a guy who put a knife right in your throat in internal politics, Bibi Netanyahu.
00:35:59.820This is why he's been in power for so long.0.99
00:36:02.620The Arabs, though, demographics is outrunning the political process over there.1.00
00:36:07.720Bibi can come back and say, hey, they're stealing, they're cheating, all this.0.98
00:36:10.340what got them, is that those folks turned out to vote. I think there's a lesson here in the
00:36:14.360United States. You better turn out. John Hollis now is going to tell us about Texas, because this
00:36:19.400is the issue down here. It's the issue everywhere. It's the reason President Trump's on this
00:36:22.960barnstorming tour, and he's going to places like, I don't know, Mississippi, an hour south of
00:36:28.840Columbus, Ohio. These are strongholds of MAGA. In fact, Ohio may be one of the railheads or the
00:36:34.920railhead of the MAGA movement. John, what do you got for us today? You got better news, sir?
00:36:39.440You had pretty good news the other day. Is it getting better? Is it getting is it getting worse?
00:36:44.240It is getting better, but slowly. Obviously, we would love to see a bigger pickup, but we did definitely see kind of a turn happen over the last couple of days with Republican primary voters starting to show out and actually outpace their Democrat counterparts.
00:36:59.760We're still tracking with about 2018, but we have a bit of an edge on 2018 now in terms of total turnout.
00:37:05.320so that is um it is are the president trump went to corpus christi strategically for south texas
00:37:13.600and rio grande valley he went to lubbock for west texas are we starting to see this kick in or like
00:37:19.360west texas east texas some of these places outside of houston the dallas fort worth metroplex austin
00:37:25.400san antonio are we starting to see a pickup from some of these smaller counties that are
00:37:30.340overwhelmingly Trump supporters away from something like Dallas County, in Harris County,
00:37:36.860these others? Where do we stand on that? Yeah, so the rural counties are starting to show up,
00:37:43.140obviously a little bit slower because they're going to really start to show up today, tomorrow
00:37:46.600and Friday, but they have started to come out. And we are seeing kind of that turn happen right now.
00:37:53.960Right now, we still have about twice as many Republican voters left on the primary side,
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