00:01:11.020I'll give you contact information for that.
00:01:13.140Also, we're going to go to Texas and talk about what the numbers are showing us right now.
00:01:18.760But, Natalie Winters, I think your job in all this may end up being the most important because there's a very dark specter that I think hovers over the United States right now.0.72
00:01:28.520And if people didn't get a wake-up call from what happened in – I mean, I got a special beef with Serbia because of USAID.
00:01:37.860And look, you can always have surprises and there's surprises going to happen all the time, but you don't go from Pali Marks to Calci at 70 percent and then 24 hours later have a landslide opposite that unless there's something behind the scenes working.
00:01:54.060I'm not saying they stole the election.
00:01:55.320I think in Serbia they already conceded.
00:01:57.120But the money and effort behind it, we've got to drill down on because it is unacceptable.
00:02:02.940We have not cut off all the money from USAID.
00:02:04.940I think to the degree we have cut it off in Latin America and Central America, you're seeing huge improvements there.
00:02:11.160But this what happened in in in Brazil on Sunday was outrageous.0.56
00:02:17.180And it also shows you they don't give a damn. They do not care.0.95
00:02:21.420They are not prepared to give these countries back over.
00:02:23.820I happen to believe you're seeing that here in the United States of America.
00:02:26.740And I think the person that's chronicled that the best is our own Natalie G. Winters.
00:02:34.940Well, thank you for those kind words. And I guess the promotion or knowing that I'll have to work overtime, which I'm happy to do. But look, Steve, the USAID cuts, yes, they happened and they're great and they're wonderful. But there also is some legal stuff going on there where the money that was appropriated isn't necessarily not being spent, but that is above my pay grade to understand.
00:03:00.400So I would just caveat it there. But I think more to the point, and frankly, what I am in the show is more equipped to talk about, is how we know that personnel is policy, right? And just because the USAID granting necessarily stopped, that doesn't, or at least new grants, that doesn't mean that the personnel who create that policy, right, personnel as policy, are just sitting on the sidelines.
00:03:23.820I would posit that they're actually more amped up. And frankly, they can swap out their funding
00:03:29.800instead of your tax dollars. They'll just use these left-wing foundations, the Carnegie's of
00:03:34.820the world, the Hewlett Foundations, the New Venture Funds, the Arabella Advisors, all of
00:03:39.680these things. And we've seen since USAID was dismantled, more or less, that a lot of the
00:03:44.900people who used to work there were holding these secret workshops, these secret phone calls,
00:03:49.340secret. I mean, that's too euphemistic, like battle plan training sessions, war room,
00:03:54.200tabletop exercises. I can guarantee you that they're involved. But I think what's most
00:03:59.800concerning since we are America first is what they are doing here. But I think these other
00:04:04.540countries are illustrative examples of their tactics, right? How they try, they're kind of
00:04:10.780like, I guess they would say laboratories for democracy as the founders used to say in a very
00:04:15.260different context, but to try to understand what tactics work best. And obviously censorship is a
00:04:21.680very, very, very key node in all of the tactics that they love to deploy. But we're going to get
00:04:27.320into this story. It's actually breaking in full on my Substack tomorrow. So that's nataliegwinters.substack.com.
00:04:33.680But we're going to get into all the details so people can understand this. But I would just
00:04:37.360preface all of this, Steve, with the sheer spend and like legal personnel resources that are being
00:04:44.900deployed by the Democrats is at a volume and magnitude that has never been deployed before.
00:04:52.700To that point, the numbers are just coming out now that just recently, Mark Elias has gotten
00:04:57.580nearly $13 million just from the DCCC, the Democrat Congressional Campaign Committee,
00:05:03.620alone for lawfare. I mean, the election hasn't even happened. Like I was saying,
00:05:09.080the DNC for the first time has sort of like an in-house lawfare council that they view as
00:05:13.100integral to their 2028 strategy. The ACLU has its largest legal team ever. We're already seeing
00:05:19.640thousands of pro bono lawyers getting ready to, you know, challenge election results that we
00:05:25.280haven't even seen yet. But I think what's so interesting about this, Steve, is you're seeing
00:05:30.400the actual kind of goalposts for what is an election transcend election day. Like we have
00:05:38.480ceded too much ground and allowing that to be normalized. Case in point, all of these left-wing
00:05:43.260nonprofits who have their 2026 midterm plans, these lawyers, it is basically presupposing
00:05:49.400that there's going to be a need for continued litigation after the election. And we all know
00:05:57.320that Democrats outwork us, not the grassroots, but our Republican establishment leaders who,
00:06:02.440frankly, are on their sides in that very, very, very shady time period, right? That is like the
00:06:07.160underbelly of the election. And to that point, this new story. Hang on, hang on. I just want
00:06:13.820to make sure the audience gets this. When you say this kind of underbelly, walk me through
00:06:17.500specifically what timing you're talking about. Well, I mean, I think you see it with the red0.95
00:06:25.280shift in the blue mirage. It's basically right when the polls start to close, when people are
00:06:30.460in the counting rooms and you start to see the numbers come in. That's when I think you start
00:06:34.920to see, I want to say shenanigans, but I think that's too euphemistic. But that is when, you
00:06:39.640know, the legal teams are already mobilized, are already in there, you know, trying to reject
00:06:44.440ballots, or I guess in their case, approve basically any ballot ever. Obviously, the law
00:06:49.520fair precedes the election in terms of gerrymandering, determining who's eligible to
00:06:54.020vote, the citizenship requirements, which frankly, Republicans have lost on nearly every single
00:06:58.960election challenge, maybe some victories on gerrymandering. But when it comes to the actual
00:07:03.420credibility of who can vote. We certainly got outworked by Democrats on that. But it's multifold,
00:07:10.840right? Part of it is the lawfare stuff. And we focus on that since I think we bore the brunt of
00:07:14.940that in 2020. But Indivisible, all of these activist groups, even focusing primarily on
00:07:21.720getting out youth into the street, have their kind of action plans for what they call
00:07:27.640non-cooperation. Economic non-cooperation is one of the big ones. They want people to not go to
00:07:35.460work, to not buy anything, to not contribute to the economy, to basically just like opt out of
00:07:42.420society until the election is determined or resolved. Hang on. I want to go back and hit
00:07:51.840rewind on this, they're promulgating what to their followers? Because with Antifa and all
00:07:58.980these other street elements they have, and working family partying at DSA, I mean, the one thing they0.96
00:08:04.380have is a street element. What are they promulgating to their adherence of what they should do, what
00:08:11.220their actions should be? Sure. So I guess I'm too in the weeds on this, so all of this is just
00:08:17.720normalized. Being in the weeds is great. I want to make sure people understand that in the weeds
00:08:23.540here, we got real diamonds and people have to understand what's going on. So just hit rewind
00:08:28.280on that for a second so people can kind of get a mental map of this. Sure. So one of the
00:08:35.600organizations, and maybe we should do a special where I'll walk everybody through what they're
00:08:39.900going to do, but one of the top groups, it's a group called Freedom Trainers, and they have
00:08:44.620their playbook, which is called the People's Election Playbook. And anytime you hear the
00:08:49.020people outside of the context of We the People, it's very bad in the hands of left-wing radicals.
00:08:54.360But what's so interesting, so they bring up, they invoke this idea of economic non-cooperation
00:08:58.640specifically, and I quote, no work, no school, no shopping, is an example of how they use people
00:09:06.960to enforce election results. And you're going to love this, Steve. What countries do they invoke
00:09:12.220as examples of where people can help change the outcomes of elections, none other than Ukraine,
00:09:19.080Serbia, and Brazil. You can't make it up, I swear. But this is this idea that you've seen
00:09:26.100promulgated through basically all of these left-wing organizations. And a lot of people
00:09:30.460are kind of sitting, joking, oh, where did no kings go? They just dissipated. They went away.
00:09:35.280It seems like, oh, there's no momentum. No, no, make no mistake. They have just rebranded. They've
00:09:41.580become more tactical, focused on this kind of post. By the way, that group I was just talking
00:09:46.820to you about the quotes that I was reading you from are for their playbook that starts on November
00:09:51.4004th, right? Let that sink in. This isn't something that is in the lead up to the election or to turn
00:09:57.680out the vote. This is their action plan for after the results ostensibly, right, have come in.
00:10:05.660And this is just one of many groups. We know they're all funded by the same people. Frankly,
00:10:09.920they're funded by the same left-wing groups that are responsible for the mass protests and riots
00:10:14.500over in Paris, right, across basically all the Western world. There's obviously a weaponization
00:10:21.040we're seeing right now of Christians. One of these groups, it's called the Interfaith Alliance.
00:10:26.260There's another one, I believe it's like Faith America, but their MO is to try to get American
00:10:30.880flags out of churches. But they're really, really, really linking Christians, particularly woke
00:10:37.620Christians, getting them to the polls. Obviously, you've been highlighting what they're doing in
00:10:41.420Texas with that. I could literally sit here, Steve, I mean, as dark as it is for probably
00:10:47.40072 hours and like list off the name of every single group who they're funded by and what
00:10:53.100their MO is. But I think one of the more nefarious angles of this is restricting them the ability to
00:11:00.180even criticize it to that point. This much talked about in a story that I apologize I keep delaying,
00:11:06.500but I think really gets to the heart of it. One of the groups behind it, like I said before the
00:11:12.540break, is that they want to create election climates where it is, quote, so inhospitable
00:11:18.020to election deniers that they choose to concede. Now, I'm one for rhetorical analysis, but if you
00:11:24.880really let that sink in, they choose to concede. It's not to admit that they lost or anything like
00:11:31.860that, right? It's just that they choose to concede, which is totally detached from the actual results
00:11:38.200of the election and frankly has nothing to do outside of the lens of emotionally and psychologically
00:11:44.000pressuring these people, economically resisting them to force them to concede elections. So this
00:11:50.480one group that has not been exposed at all, it's incumbent on the war room posse, and I would never
00:11:56.380encourage them to, you know, sign up for shifts and try to make this group more ineffective. But
00:12:01.480if you wanted to do that, I certainly wouldn't say anything. But this is a group called the
00:12:06.760Voter Protection Corp. And it's founded by basically alums from the Obama campaign,
00:12:14.640all the various groups that are tied into it. It is as Democrat as you can get. Like Valerie
00:12:20.600Jarrett is on the board of one of the ancillary organizations. The guy who used to run voter
00:12:25.740protection for John Kerry and Obama literally is the brainchild of this. But beyond their typical
00:12:32.820gobbledygook, as you would say, of how they're going to protect elections and democracy and all
00:12:38.900that jazz, this is a very unique plan whereby they are weaponizing their broader base of volunteers,
00:12:47.780basically anybody who is on social media, and pairing them with pro bono volunteer attorneys
00:12:55.400to then send requests to the social media platforms to get content removed and flagged
00:13:02.660for spreading election disinformation. And I would just link this to a tweet that I recently put out
00:13:07.480where a former CIA officer, Yael Eisenstadt, published just a few months ago a sweeping report
00:13:14.060about how they believe that you should be censoring accounts, Steve, not just that are sharing
00:13:19.780disinformation, but that are following them or even tangentially related, right? This is like
00:13:26.540the broadest sweeping net of censorship that you could imagine. It's like trawling versus fishing
00:13:32.160with the hook. It's crazy. But this group, they use 2025, specifically the Virginia election,
00:13:39.680as a test run. But their goal, what they're pushing, and what we have seen materialize,
00:13:47.220as you can see, we'll get into the numbers, they've celebrated taking posts down.
00:13:51.720They want to, quote, treat, this is from their blueprint, this is not me making anything up,
00:13:56.960quote, treat social media monitoring as core election infrastructure.
00:14:02.540Quote, build and sustain trusted messenger and pre-bunking networks. So for this election,
00:14:10.680the VPC the voter protection corps that you can sign up you can see anybody can sign up they have
00:14:17.620a registration link like I said the story is coming out tomorrow so you'll be able to find
00:14:21.020all these links but they have shifts for people from September 15th through October 27th followed
00:14:28.000by five two-hour shifts on November 3rd starting at 6 a.m where anybody can basically monitor social
00:14:34.580media, flag posts that they view as disinformation, and then using these attorneys, submit requests
00:14:42.120through some of these disinformation channels and the kind of censorship back doors to a lot
00:14:47.020of these platforms, and ideally get these posts removed. If you look at some of the posts, which
00:14:53.740I sent into Denver, one of them is literally just a factual post that you don't need an ID to vote
00:15:01.400in New York. One of the other posts you can see on the bottom left there, it's literally a clip
00:15:06.980of Caroline Levitt saying that the president knows there's election fraud going on in California.
00:15:12.900So this isn't even like the crazy, crazy, crazy election conspiracy. This is like
00:15:16.960run-of-the-mill, normal stuff that I would posit more than half the country believes.
00:15:22.920Now, of course, who are they funded by? 1630 Fund, New Venture Fund, that's the dark money,
00:15:28.520Soros, left-wing nebulous entity that's probably coming from foreign countries. But in the 2022
00:15:35.120election, they claimed thousands of monitors, thousands of flagged posts, hundreds of removals
00:15:41.740from Facebook and Twitter. And I know when I tell these stories, maybe it's hard to follow,
00:15:45.980but Steve, you have to understand this isn't like something that they are openly reporting and
00:15:51.500celebrating taking all this stuff down, though sometimes they do. They enjoy that. They're,
00:15:55.940you know, sadistic masochists, but this is like secretive stuff where we only know the tip of the0.96
00:16:01.400iceberg, right? We only know like 10%. So it's not good. Here's what's, and by the way, I want to do0.90
00:16:08.520that special, talk to you after the show, maybe take two hours and go through all of it in depth
00:16:13.400because one of the most important takeaways of what you're reporting has been in your investigations
00:16:20.340is that whether it is their ground game and what they're using as far as dark money sources,
00:16:26.800but sophistication of technology and to put together a really organized ground game that
00:16:33.240understands where they have to get votes from, if you then couple it with how they are prepared
00:16:39.180to essentially never admit defeat and to keep hanging in there and do whatever they have to
00:16:45.520do to suppress our side, but also to break people's spirits with direct action from the
00:16:51.740counting room. So it's like an unbroken chain. They're highly organized with lots of money,
00:16:57.660very sophisticated tech, in business with the oligarchs, and got all this dark money.
00:17:03.080As soon as they pass the baton to the Mark Elias, the in-the-room issues, they've got that all
00:17:09.440gamed out. They've wargamed that. And then you go on. It's back to 2020, where
00:17:15.420they just keep doing what they have to do until they get the result that they want.
00:17:20.460And it's highly organized. And if you look at the Republican side, it's just not organized at all.
00:17:26.800There's a lot of activity happening and people are doing phone banks where Tiffany Justice and,
00:17:31.420you know, John Hollis is going to be in a second. And you see, you know, some starting to be pretty
00:17:37.560good results in Texas that will still make it on knife's edge. But that's because, as I say,
00:17:42.980the country's two-thirds, one-third, essentially common-sense MAGA. But we're in these races where
00:17:50.320it's razor-edge, and they're going to use every technique and every sophisticated
00:17:54.360PSYOP and color revolution technique to make sure that there's no chance that they're defeated.
00:18:01.040In Brazil, they got caught out and at the last second realized they had to do something dramatic,
00:18:05.440and they're all for doing the dramatic. If they had to say, hey, we need three minutes to go,
00:18:09.960oh, we need a couple more hours to manufacture 11 million more ballots,
00:18:13.780his personal lawyer on the Supreme Court say, fine, not a problem, you got it.
00:18:19.020And then as soon as they win, oh, yeah, you're up by a couple million, boom, election over.
00:18:23.360But what you've said is much more insidious, and I think that needs to lead to an awakening.
00:18:28.580I know we've got the war of posse, but we've got to promulgate this information
00:18:31.660because you can see it as a—you see it part of whole cloth, right?
00:18:36.180You see it as part of a whole cloth where this is actually the way they're going to roll and why it's going to make this so difficult.
00:18:49.660The networks and coordination that they have is basically everything they accuse us of doing to steal elections.
00:18:55.400I mean, the fake Washington Post phone call where President Trump allegedly told them to go find the ballots.
00:19:01.600I mean, that is child's play if that actually happened compared to what we're outlining here.
00:19:07.160But it's, I mean, retrojection, too, in the sense that what they are accusing us of doing now is basically what they did in 2020, right?
00:19:17.980So there's like so many layers to the PSYOP here.
00:19:20.820But I would also just add, Steve, too, I mean, I think you can't disentangle this from what you're seeing the entire kind of censorship industrial complex do, too.
00:19:31.100because to the core of it, I mean, why do they care about winning elections? Why do they care?
00:19:35.020Why is this the new front ground for them treating, like they do so many things in American society,
00:19:39.180but truly like a color revolution where they're using these outside the system regime change
00:19:43.820tactics. Frankly, I think the newest thing that you're seeing with 2024 is the pairing, not just
00:19:49.220of these outside organizations and these nonprofits. I reject the term NGO because most of these NGOs
00:19:54.860are like 80% government funded. So there's nothing NG about the NGOs. They're just government
00:20:00.580organizations. But they are now directly back-channeling. And I mean, go look at Norm
00:20:05.180Eisen's Twitter. Go watch Mark Elias. That's the number one thing that they're celebrating and
00:20:08.960talking about. It's the back-channels, the Zoom calls, the tabletop exercises, the everything
00:20:13.800that they're doing, not with crazy radicals. I mean, I don't know about you, Steve. I'm not
00:20:18.600back-channeling with Republican Secretary of State. They have the fusion because they're all
00:20:23.440funded by the same people. That's the core of it. But, you know, something very interesting
00:20:28.840happened, Steve, that no one pays attention to because right-wing media would rather talk about
00:20:33.320transgenders or something. But the Center for Countering Digital Hate, I'm sure people remember
00:20:39.000they played a key, key role in censoring this show. I'm sure they're why we're demonetized,
00:20:46.180censoring most of this audience. But just a few days ago, they rebranded into the Center for
00:20:53.020countering digital harm. Let that sink in. It's not hate anymore. It's harm, which is even more
00:21:00.920nebulously and broadly defined, right? Unclear what exactly it is. They've brought on a bunch
00:21:07.760of obviously far left progressives and they've certainly ratcheted up their techniques of
00:21:12.760censorship. But I think what is so interesting, not just that they opened up a partnership with
00:21:17.140Canada, where they had never previously worked. But they are now focusing specifically on working
00:21:23.640with local officials and state officials in certain states, certain counties, particularly
00:21:30.080New York, Virginia, and California. And again, to most people, they're like, that's boring. What is
00:21:36.260that? But you got to read the signal, not the noise here. You're seeing a fusion of these left
00:21:41.220wing nonprofits after they've seen what President Trump did to their funding sources. You're seeing
00:21:47.120them create these sort of backup plans to be immune, immunized against, frankly, any populist
00:21:55.560president. And more to that point, GDI, the Global Disinformation Index, which obviously
00:22:01.940President Trump's State Department has gone after, has stripped them basically of all of their
00:22:06.340funding, but they still do count a lot of funding from the United Kingdom. But they just came out,
00:22:12.240some of their top researchers just a few weeks ago putting out this new blueprint paper talking
00:22:18.600about how they want a one billion euro dollar euro budget after they just saw I don't know what
00:22:27.220their previous budget was for it was nowhere near that but they're making the case why they should
00:22:31.240have a billion euros to fund their censorship operations primarily coming from the EU but if
00:22:38.140you read the fine print on what they're really pushing for, it is to be, and they say it,
00:22:43.680it's to be immune from domestic political changes in the United States, which is basically a way to
00:22:48.320say, so if the populist wave continues to grow and our funding never gets restored, we will still
00:22:54.640be okay. And I think that there's such an interesting parallel, and now we're really
00:22:59.800getting into the weeds here, but it is exactly what they're doing with elections, right? Where
00:23:05.020the thing itself, the result, the truth of the post, the actual election result, it doesn't
00:23:10.220matter. They're trying to immunize whatever thing they don't like, whether it's a post that is
00:23:15.200misinformation, an election result that they don't like, from the actual ramification of that,
00:23:20.380whether through censorship. No, but they're smart in that way. We start at the five o'clock with
00:23:24.340Noah Bolch and the folks from the Young Republicans of Texas that are more nationalistic,
00:23:29.740is what my speech was about. We had a populist phase. It's going to be populist, but it's going
00:23:33.720to be more nationalistic. They're trying to immunize themselves from it. Natalie, the sub stack,
00:23:39.960particularly for tomorrow, because you're going to break all this news tomorrow. I'm going to get
00:23:43.580you back up probably in the afternoon show to go more in detail. And we're going to get this
00:23:46.800special done because your work on that continuum of what they're doing with everything highly
00:23:52.780organized on the tech side, the financing side to get out the vote. We're going to go to Texas
00:23:57.720here in a minute, talk about how effective that is, as we have John Hollis on here to go through
00:24:02.380some numbers. Plus, starting in the counting room, the Mark Elias and that crowd, all the way through,
00:24:09.380they're going to keep counting. Forget the red mirage. You're going to have the blue wave
00:24:14.180eventually where they're going to take the House and the Senate. That's what we've got to combat.
00:24:17.760So where do people need to go now and need people to load into your Substack and social media?
00:24:22.340It's nataliegwinters.substack.com. You can read the stories. You can see the latest stories,
00:24:28.440how they're importing a bunch of Kenyans0.83
00:24:55.100Tiffany, I'm going to hold you through the break.
00:24:56.540But right now, for everybody, the Virginia One, that's Whitman at Virginia dot GOP, Whitman at Virginia dot GOP.
00:25:06.520Email that right now. There's a whole active call center going on.
00:25:11.080You can sign up nationwide to help promulgate that message in Virginia One.
00:25:16.060Remember, Virginia One is a district we have to hold.
00:25:18.940You lose Virginia One, you're going to that's going to be an indication of a 25 seat, 25 seat blowout.1.00
00:25:25.180Tiffany Justice. I tell you what, Tiffany, watch your hold. I'm going to hold you through the0.50
00:25:28.820break. Tiffany's going to talk to us about Citizens Alliance, the Commit 100. They are doing an
00:25:35.460amazing job in Arizona. I can tell you their partner, Cliff Maloney and the team of Tiffany
00:25:40.220have partnered with the Turning Point crowd. You heard earlier in the day as we tossed from
00:25:45.540the morning show to the Charlie Kirk show, Andrew Colvett and the team had really good news coming
00:25:51.240of Maricopa County. The good news coming out of Arizona is directly tied to the Citizens Alliance
00:25:58.800Turning Point USA partnership, where we're sending people throughout the country to actually do
00:26:03.820the hardest thing out there. And that's Canvas door to door. Second tier that's pretty effective
00:26:09.900is the phone banks. And this week we're kicking into national phone banks.
00:26:15.060Cliff Maloney and his team have been fantastic about this. You're going to augment all these
00:26:19.840call centers right now remember go to whitman that's w-i-t-t-m-a-n at virginia.g-o-p
00:26:28.080put you in touch right now with the team that's in virginia one that's doing an active phone
00:26:34.580bank center in uh in around yorktown virginia right now you can add yourself from someone
00:26:42.000around the nation to support we're going to have thousands if not tens of thousands of volunteers
00:26:47.280years this week to go do it in the run-up to the midterm elections. Tiffany Justice,
00:26:52.360John Hollis from Texas with where we are in the math. All next in the War Room.
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00:32:08.080Pennsylvania. If anything to talk about, particularly those, I know you had a super
00:32:11.920chase, a ballot super chase on Saturday. We had Cliff on from Pennsylvania. That was absolutely
00:32:20.540incredible. How did that go? What's your assessment of where we are? But then I really
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00:32:30.360congressional districts, these house races that we have to save, ma'am. Yes. Hey, Steve. Good
00:32:37.020morning. Nice to see you. Good evening. Sorry about that. Losing track of my time because we
00:32:41.260do have so many door knockers out. We have Super Chase, so many volunteers coming out. We have
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00:38:43.820And, you know, obviously the media onslaught that we have had to endure that, you know,
00:38:48.480really rivals 2016 and 2018 and even 2020 um but when you dig into the actual numbers it becomes a
00:38:55.840little bit more clear that um that there's something amiss and um and you can actually
00:39:01.440everyone's looking at 2024 and they're looking at 2022 because those are the most recent races but
00:39:06.560those are bad comparisons for a couple of different reasons obviously 24 was a presidential
00:39:11.280year so that's going to tip the scale a little bit and 22 had the covet era rules and all the
00:39:16.640the mail-in ballots. So early voting was a little bit of a mixed bag than it normally is in Texas.
00:39:23.000So I went all the way back to 2016. I dug a lot deeper into this, and I started to see some very
00:39:29.040interesting things. And what stood out was how similar we are to actually 2018. Now, 2018 wasn't
00:39:37.020a great year for Republicans, but it was a decent year here in Texas. We were able to hold the top
00:39:42.280of the ticket. And as you can see from, you know, that was the famous year. By the way,
00:39:47.840this is where Pelosi is focused on the House, the Trump administration, for whatever reason,
00:39:52.340focus on the Senate races and governorships. Eventually he got impeached because Pelosi did
00:39:57.020deliver. But historically, this is a huge year in Texas because it was Beto. Beto or work was
00:40:03.160the Tala Frico of his day. Beto was going to win and then run for the presidency. But he came upon,
00:40:08.320he crashed upon the shores of Texas voters in 2018. Did he not, sir?
00:40:13.580He absolutely did. And what a lot of people don't know about what happened back then is there was a
00:40:19.560massive wave from east and west Texas that came out late. And that's really what kind of put
00:40:24.140Cruz over the line. And I think we're going to see something similar here, because historically,
00:40:30.120Republicans in Texas wait till the last three days of early voting and Election Day. It's just
00:40:35.520a preference that they like. And the Democrats are usually a little bit more kind of scattered
00:40:39.740out throughout. But we know from their own lips that their strategy this year was to flood early
00:40:45.400voting in the first three days so they could ride a positive media wave to show that, hey,
00:40:51.120we are going to flip this and we are going to be able to do this. And I was skeptical that they
00:40:56.360would be able to do that. And so we just kind of waited to see. And as we've seen over the past few
00:41:01.280days, those numbers have kind of sputtered out. And you're right. They're seeing a massive
00:41:06.120showing from their primary voters, but we're not seeing a massive showing from anyone else.
00:41:13.420We're not seeing a big uptick in voters that have not voted before. We're not seeing a big
00:41:19.060uptick in the independents as their model. It's actually pretty steady and quite in line with
00:41:25.3602018. Is this going to leave, though, their overperformance? And look, people have to
00:41:30.740understand. We shifted the show down here in January of last year to put the, you know, we
00:41:36.440came up with the Sharia, prohibiting Sharia law that we put on the ballot for the proposition
00:41:41.220that got a very exciting and kind of rejuvenated Paxson's campaign. But in the first days there,
00:41:47.920there was a Senate, Senate District 9. And look, it was, you know, President Trump had just won
00:41:53.360in November. I think he won by 14 points. This was in Tarrant County. It was bitter cold. It was
00:42:01.440a out of cycle special election. But the candidate there lost by 17 points. And the reason they lost
00:42:08.920by 17 points in the bitter middle of winter in Texas, you had DSA and you had the Working Family
00:42:14.760Party going door to door and knocking on doors. So they have a dedicated, very sophisticated
00:42:19.800operation here, particularly, I think, in the Houston area. Plus, you have these huge university
00:42:25.620centers like you got Ann Arbor in Michigan and Madison and Wisconsin. Here you have the University
00:42:30.320of Texas. You got other of these big universities and a big university system throughout the state
00:42:35.440that's a hotbed, particularly UT, a hotbed of radicalism. Are you seeing, is it really,
00:42:42.080are you comfortable saying, hey, look, this presidential cycle turnout you've seen that
00:42:47.280Rachel Maddow and everybody's every night lighting their hair on fire, that you haven't seen the low-propensity voters coming.
00:42:53.920Now, it does give them time to go and do additional canvassing to get those low-propensity voters, but you haven't seen that manifest itself yet?
00:43:04.340And what a lot of people aren't talking about in typical media fashion is Texas has seen an increase in population of about 2 million people since 2022,
00:43:13.540and about 1.5 million of those people went onto the voter rolls. But we haven't seen any sort of
00:43:20.740uptick in the actual share of the vote from a percentage standpoint. It's actually tracking
00:43:25.900pretty relatively the same. And you're right, the Democrats do have a really good ground game.
00:43:30.960They are very organized in the cities. Where they're not well organized is in rural parts of
00:43:36.200Texas. And the rural parts of Texas is really what they needed to crack after Beto, because that's
00:43:42.200what defeated him. And so they thought, you know, going with someone who is a supposed pastor would
00:43:48.160actually be able to speak to East and West Texas. But as his own words start to come to light,
00:43:54.080it really starts to turn off those areas. Because frankly, in East and West Texas,
00:43:58.380you don't mess with the Bible. You don't take it out of context. And some of the things he says
00:44:02.560has just been atrocious. I'm a believer myself, and I could not believe the things that he has
00:44:10.060been espousing as a supposed pastor. And East and West Texans, they're not happy about it.
00:44:15.840And they certainly don't like to see Democrats knocking on their doors as Beto learned the hard
00:44:20.140way. By the way, this is one of the reasons we worked so hard with the Christian pastors last
00:44:25.200week. I think six of the eight we had on were Texas pastors. They had the big souls to the
00:44:31.200polls yesterday, which is what the Democrats have done for years. But I don't think we're
00:44:36.220seeing it manifest itself as blowout numbers on Monday in the polls. And of course, the Christians1.00
00:44:41.400are the key element here. There are 32 million church-going Christians that are not engaged
00:44:45.880in politics. And like you said, in East and West Texas, if that manifests itself, Abbott's going to
00:44:52.160win handily by three points or more, maybe five points, and hopefully it'll drag Paxon across the
00:44:59.680line. You say it's the last three days, so that would be Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and then
00:45:04.920game day on tuesday when do you when do you feel you're going to get a sense that that the east
00:45:11.560and west texas starting to come in and when do you get a sense of are we actually getting our
00:45:16.220low propensity voters because i think that will be the key that uh that drives us in texas sir
00:45:22.020yeah absolutely so we've already started to see east and west texas start to come out
00:45:27.500over the weekend um you know there were more trump counties that started to to kind of shift
00:45:32.700the vote from Democrats over to Republicans. And I think a lot of them, you know, just like they
00:45:39.020always do, I think they're going to wait to the last minute. There's a lot of talk as to why that
00:45:43.840is. And we've done a lot of work on the ground here in Texas to try to get people out earlier,
00:45:48.300but it's kind of ingrained in Republicans here in Texas. So I think, you know, we'll look at
00:45:53.980the numbers today and we'll look at them tomorrow. And if the trends are continuing the way they have
00:45:58.600been since, since Friday, essentially, I think we'll wind up seeing, you know, some positive
00:46:03.540results. And that's not to say that, like you said, this is going to be a razor's edge either
00:46:08.180way. You know, we, there's a lot of, a lot of things going on, you know, from the candidate
00:46:12.840standpoint that, you know, that makes it a little bit more difficult, but we have the ability and
00:46:17.640we have the numbers on our side to be able to get this across the finish line. And when it comes to
00:46:23.880low propensity voters, from what we're seeing on the ground, they just are not, they're kind of fed
00:46:29.460up. They're fed up with both sides, both Democrats and Republicans, and they don't really have much
00:46:34.400to vote for right now. So whereas Democrats, they're very riled up because of all the things
00:46:40.180going on that they don't like, the middle of the road voter is, they're kind of over it,
00:46:45.280to be perfectly honest. They're struggling, you know, mightily with affordability right now,
00:46:50.560which is where we're trying to reach out to them on a constant basis.
00:46:54.420But a lot of them are just kind of sitting back and waiting to see what's going to happen
00:46:58.320because they're tired of getting involved in all of these back and forth fights like we see now.
00:47:04.680One of the most powerful things I think that would happen if parts of our coalition,
00:47:09.760particularly the MTGs and the talkers and even the Alex Joneses,
00:47:13.980that have been disenchanted with some of the activity of the president,
00:47:16.780particularly around the war in this Greater Israel Project,
00:47:20.560if those people don't come out to vote against Trump, that's a huge win. I think some of this0.98
00:47:26.660you're going to see is just midterm elections, they stay home. If they stay home, that's going
00:47:31.580to give us the ability, I think, to get traction with our lower propensity voters. And we've got
00:47:35.980a couple of minutes. If you have to put up one chart of the ones that you've got, what's the
00:47:40.260one chart that would give me the best understanding of where we are in Texas on Monday, the 26th of
00:47:47.440October, sir? Well, I think it'd be the first one. The Texas is tracking to 2018 because it really
00:47:53.200shows the trend lines, where 2024 was, where 2022 was. And as you can see, 2018 and 2026 are on top
00:48:02.220of each other. And it's been this way since the beginning, even with the massive turnout on the
00:48:08.960Democrat side. We're not seeing the skies falling right now, at least according to the data. Now,
00:48:15.020could that shift? Absolutely. Anything can happen. But at the end of the day, from what we're hearing
00:48:20.460on the ground, from what we're seeing in the data, it appears like the Republicans can eke this out
00:48:25.620and will eke it out. But I have to say to the voters, you have to get up and you have to go
00:48:30.720vote. And I understand and I empathize with people that we're all upset right now. We're all upset
00:48:37.400that it's not going the way we want. And we all wish we could just go back to 2019. But we're not
00:48:42.180going to 2019 is gone after covid it changed a lot of things and right now we have to stand in0.98
00:48:48.220the brink because the entire world is looking for us to stop this insane communist push this red
00:48:56.160green alliance everything that the that the left has turned into we are the front lines for all of0.61
00:49:03.360this and realistically we're probably the alamo when it comes to all of this and so we need to
00:49:09.080rally everyone around this idea that if you allow these people back into power they've already
00:49:15.540shown you and we're never it's going to be like brazil they're never going to give it up they're
00:49:19.280never going to give it up and there will be more charlie kirks and we can't allow that to happen
00:49:24.620our fate in fact do this in remembrance of charlie kirk the great christian saint who was
00:49:29.580assassinated christian martyr folks understand this is all in play from maine to michigan to
00:49:37.020Minnesota, Wisconsin, Kansas, Iowa, a couple of three may not be, the Senate race in Georgia,
00:49:45.360Senate race in North Carolina, but everything else is in play. It's particularly in play
00:49:50.120in the crown jewel of the union, the great state of Texas. It has not been determined. This is all
00:49:55.840about, like we said, for the last eight weeks, 10 weeks, it's all about turnout. Don't get
00:50:01.440blackpilled. Don't listen to the consultants. Don't listen to the polls. As John said, there's
00:50:06.060already been announcement of manufactured fake polls to take out candidates in Michigan on the
00:50:12.740Democratic side already. John Hollis, amazing report. Where do people go to get all your
00:50:17.020information, all your charts, social media, but particularly your sites, sir? Absolutely. You can
00:50:22.360go to WeWinCampaigns.com. We've got Texas pretty well up. Intels.com as well is our site for our
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