Bannon's War Room - November 03, 2026


WarRoom Battleground EP 2020： Where We Stand In Michigan And Beyond

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00:00:00.000 One thing that we have always needed to burn MAGA to the ground, this is why I wrote a
00:00:14.900 whole book about it, is a thorough repudiation of MAGA.
00:00:22.060 Every Democrat, even the ones who underperform, I want all of them to get across the finish
00:00:28.420 line, because that is how you show this Republican Party how awful they are. I want every legislative
00:00:35.840 seat. I want every Senate seat. I want every House seat. I want it to be a rebuke so thorough. 0.67
00:00:42.000 I want it to be filled with candidates that otherwise couldn't have gotten across the line
00:00:46.720 and are only in politics because Donald Trump and the Republicans are so terrible that all of these
00:00:52.520 people win. And so, yeah, that's what you guys get. Like that is the stove touching I want.
00:00:57.820 This is the lever I want to pull. And I want to buy if I could get to a 60 seat that I want to get the closest I can get to 60 seats in the Senate if it's possible.
00:01:07.580 Angie Nixon, give her to me, man. All of them. Anyway, that's my rant. 0.99
00:01:11.900 Everybody understands the polls have been off and they overestimate Democrats and under under represents Republicans.
00:01:19.060 Now, they blame Republicans, of course, because they said conservatives don't answer polls anymore.
00:01:23.780 They've learned not to trust. They don't know who that person is on the other side of the phone, and they know it's a PSYOP.
00:01:29.480 I think James Tallarico has something to go that, you know, something to bring.
00:01:34.580 And the Republican Party, I'm just feeling, is not something that I want to be a part of.
00:01:42.880 Good to be with you. I'm Katie Turr. Is this the moment the fever breaks?
00:01:47.660 The moment this country looks at Washington and says, enough?
00:01:51.900 We've been hearing it from voters all over the country that what President Trump has delivered is disappointing, if not outright enraging.
00:01:59.360 Former Trump voters have said they felt used, deceived, hoodwinked.
00:02:03.600 If they could go back in time and vote differently, they would.
00:02:07.720 So will they now?
00:02:09.180 Have they already voted the Republican Party and therefore Donald Trump out?
00:02:13.960 And if so, why now?
00:02:16.080 Peter Wehner argues in The Atlantic that cruelty and coarseness have momentum, but they also have limits.
00:02:24.200 So have we finally reached that limit?
00:02:28.380 You talk a lot about how far we've gone, how low we've gotten, and wondering if there was a bottom.
00:02:37.360 What are you seeing now?
00:02:40.060 Well, I think we've seen how low the bottom can be.
00:02:44.420 We've seen that for 10 years. We saw it with the Ramaswani ad. We've seen basically every day that Donald Trump speaks.
00:02:51.540 The question is whether it's finally kicked in with the public, and now they are going to turn on Trump.
00:02:56.340 They're going to turn on MAGA. We'll know more, obviously, on Wednesday once the midterms are done.
00:03:00.620 I suspect that that's the case. You see it in those interviews that you've done.
00:03:04.600 You see it if you pull back, even within MAGA world, the whole ecosystem.
00:03:08.520 It's now a savage intra-MAGA fight that's going on, the approval ratings.
00:03:13.920 So I do think that this is a kind of moment of truth.
00:03:17.220 The reckoning is coming.
00:03:18.320 I think it's come way too late, but better late than never.
00:03:24.020 And I think that the objective conditions of the country, economically and otherwise, sort of opened the aperture for people.
00:03:33.100 They should have seen Trump as a person of extraordinary, unprecedented corruption and cruelty and lawlessness.
00:03:40.560 Honestly, that should have been enough, but it wasn't.
00:03:42.960 But I do think that all of the economic factors, particularly the war in Iran and others, came together.
00:03:50.560 And that has now opened up people's moral aperture, if you will.
00:03:53.820 And I think the disgust with Trump is now rising.
00:03:57.420 And I think that this is the beginning of the end of his presidency.
00:04:01.320 Of course, he'll be around for two years and we still have to deal with that.
00:04:04.340 What are you feeling?
00:04:04.860 You know, I think all of us, if we're honest, feel optimistic, but a little sick.
00:04:13.400 I feel a little sick to my stomach.
00:04:15.060 Is that the PTSD of 16 and 24 or is that something in the data?
00:04:18.820 Because, you know, in 2024, I probably sat at a table like this at about this time and said, I feel great.
00:04:27.140 Because we just didn't think our country would go there and our country went there.
00:04:31.540 And so I and that we know the polling is difficult now.
00:04:35.520 It's a different era of polling than it was when I first began running statewide back in 1998.
00:04:42.260 So it is is not as reliable and it's very hard to model it correctly.
00:04:48.680 So but I've talked to people all day that are in the inside of these campaigns and they're feeling pretty good.
00:04:56.420 Yeah. And they are seeing a lot of internal stuff they're seeing.
00:04:59.180 And what you see when you're in a campaign is you see you actually feel the enthusiasm when I think they said that Paxton had one hundred and fifty people at his closing rally.
00:05:11.700 Well, guess what? That is a really bad sign.
00:05:16.040 A little itty, bitty, bitty, bitty rally. I don't even think we call those rallies.
00:05:19.860 It's really about people showing their excitement. And if you're in it, you feel it.
00:05:24.540 And when I've talked to the campaigns today, they are all feeling pretty good.
00:05:28.200 they feel that excitement on the ground. Monday to November, Year of Roller, 2026,
00:05:33.680 All Souls Day. Jim Hoff is going to lead us off here. Jim, your assessment, sitting at the
00:05:39.360 Gateway Pundit, you're putting up stories all day about the polling, about maybe some of the
00:05:43.760 polling misses, about these different campaigns. What's your assessment on the eve of game day,
00:05:50.020 sir? Thanks, Steve. Good to be with you. Yeah, I saw Claire McCaskill from Missouri. Of course,
00:05:56.860 I have a home in Missouri. And since she's been in office, Missouri has gone deep red.
00:06:03.400 She wasn't able to convince anybody here of anything. And I think she said something that
00:06:09.100 was honest. She's worried. And she should be. And I feel the same way I felt in 2020, 2024,
00:06:16.960 2016. You know, everything was against Trump. Everything. And Democrats wanted to make this
00:06:24.780 election against trump and trump called him out he called him he called him to the floor and he's
00:06:29.820 been going around to all these states and i you know i just can't admire that man any more than
00:06:35.140 i already do i think it's going to be a big night for republicans uh tomorrow that's my call steve
00:06:41.440 and we'll see what are the what evidence or what are you feeling you've had you got a pretty good
00:06:49.940 feel for this what are you sensing when you say it's a pretty big night for republicans you mean
00:06:54.600 we hold the House and we hold the Senate, like at 218 and at 51 or 52? That would be, to me,
00:07:01.600 a monumental night. That would be a monumental night. Why is Jim Hoff calling this?
00:07:06.640 You know, I think the Senate looks very good for Republicans right now. I like that candidate in
00:07:11.420 Iowa. She's running hard up there. I think Abdul in Michigan is going down. The guy is just radical. 1.00
00:07:18.340 I don't think Michigan voters are going to go for it. You know, our friend Patty McMurray,
00:07:22.740 who writes for the Gateway Fund, and she put up a story.
00:07:25.080 She wrote down the street in one of the neighborhoods around where she lives,
00:07:28.440 a Jewish area, and they're all Democrat for Mike Rogers.
00:07:32.480 All the signs on their yards.
00:07:34.100 We're seeing a lot of that in Michigan.
00:07:37.980 I think Wisconsin is a complete mess.
00:07:41.160 I would love to see Michelle Tafoya in Minnesota. 1.00
00:07:45.900 She should win, of course.
00:07:47.760 But, you know, what I've also seen at the same time, Stephen,
00:07:50.800 is that the Democrats rely, I believe, on the fake ballots.
00:07:55.980 All of these different people coming out, you know, James O'Keefe and others in Minnesota
00:08:01.540 wearing burkas going in, and they get to, you know, they get to sign up another eight
00:08:08.200 voters with them.
00:08:09.020 And then we saw in Arizona, the muckraker guys had talked to people, everybody they
00:08:15.420 talked to were cheating, you know?
00:08:17.080 And I think we see this all over the place.
00:08:18.500 I'm so glad that President Trump, there have been some arrests, of course, not enough.
00:08:24.800 But I think that will make some people think twice when they when they try to steal this election.
00:08:30.440 But I think Republicans, there's more of us, Steve.
00:08:33.780 And I love your your segments with with TPUSA.
00:08:38.520 It's been fantastic to see that what's going on in Arizona.
00:08:41.620 And, you know, those guys are heroes.
00:08:45.060 Hang on, let's bring your own Patty McMurray. 0.94
00:08:47.340 Patty, you join us. Now, Patty, you and Jim, you've got a story up talking about, we finally figured out, we finally figured out why they taped the windows up in Detroit. And it's pretty shocking. Tell me about what they did. Let's keep it tight because I want to ask you, what does that have to do about today? Have we done enough to make sure this can happen again and they can't steal it in Michigan and particularly in Detroit again?
00:09:11.620 So walk us through what you found out from your reporting about what we know from, what, November of 2020, that brutal, awful night that behind, I guess, cardboard or plasterboard that they put up, we couldn't see what was going on inside, ma'am.
00:09:31.640 Well, thanks for having me.
00:09:33.220 I appreciate it.
00:09:33.920 you know, I think that anybody that lived through that experience, and I was actually one of those
00:09:38.840 poll challengers who was working that day after the election, we were horrified about, you know,
00:09:45.080 what we saw. We were working in the room, and next thing we knew, Daniel Baxter, who is the
00:09:50.260 lead elections person in Detroit, announced that it was a good time for everyone to take a break
00:09:55.620 because they were going to be counting the military ballots. And prior to that, I had seen
00:10:00.340 postal bins filled with military ballots. They were calling them military ballots,
00:10:05.560 sending out the election officials. And I kept trying to get close to them. And they kept,
00:10:09.440 election officials kept telling me to get away from them. But when Daniel Baxter made the
00:10:13.520 announcement that everybody should take a break, the Republican poll challengers had a room on
00:10:19.420 another floor. So we went up to that room and I wasn't there very long. I just had a bad sense.
00:10:24.760 So I went back down to the room and that's when they were locking the doors. So in my opinion,
00:10:30.340 everything was planned from the top to the bottom, Daniel Baxter made the announcement,
00:10:34.420 the Democrat poll challengers and the outside agitators knew to stay in that counting room,
00:10:39.420 not leave. That's where the pizza boxes came from because they had food delivered to the room,
00:10:44.540 the counting room. They didn't leave to take a break. They stayed in that room.
00:10:49.200 But that's when they locked all the poll challengers out. I was able to get back in.
00:10:53.500 I actually kind of had to push my way back in as they were locking and chaining the doors shut.
00:10:57.780 And when I got inside, that's when they were covering the windows.
00:11:01.200 In the article that I wrote, I included a video showing who is covering the windows. 1.00
00:11:06.880 Our Secretary of State, Jocelyn Benson, who is a Democrat, and she is the most non-transparent, dishonest Secretary of State in America. 0.99
00:11:16.040 She's also running for governor. 0.99
00:11:17.420 She'll be on the ballot tomorrow.
00:11:19.120 She lied in an interview that I recorded and said that the windows were being covered by the Detroit police.
00:11:24.580 one of the things that I uncovered in my article was that the person that initiated the covering
00:11:29.540 of the windows was in fact a Democrat poll challenger. And I found a picture of him
00:11:34.020 closing up with Jocelyn Benson in a bar that was on his Facebook page. So not only did she
00:11:39.820 know the poll challenger who covered the windows, but she lied and said that Detroit police were
00:11:44.700 covering the windows. It was all a big scam. We know that they had stacks of cardboard there
00:11:50.160 prepared to cover the windows. And the reason they covered the windows is because they were
00:11:54.660 preparing to count these so-called military ballots, which were not military ballots at all.
00:12:00.660 As you know, Steve, I've been on your show before. I talked about the almost 1 million documents that
00:12:04.700 we received from the city of Detroit in a FOIA lawsuit. We've been going through these documents
00:12:09.080 and we have determined based on the qualified voter files that there were only 748 Iwakava
00:12:16.420 votes, which includes military and overseas voters. But of that 748, 132, only 132 military
00:12:27.880 ballots were counted in the city of Detroit. So when I got back into the room, there were thousands,
00:12:34.360 tens of thousands, potentially ballots that were dispersed around the room. There were only about
00:12:38.500 40 of us left in that room. But as they were counting these ballots at the table, because
00:12:44.220 we were so shorthanded. There were maybe 40 of us, 134 counting boards. They were taking each
00:12:50.240 ballot out and they would hold it up. It was a fax piece of paper. I testified about this in front
00:12:55.520 of the House Oversight or the Senate Oversight Committee. President Trump actually retweeted
00:12:59.940 my testimony where I talked about how all the ballots looked like they were copies of each
00:13:03.840 other. They were all either straight Democrat Party or for Joe Biden. So they transcribed
00:13:11.040 these ballots onto another ballot that could be put through the the tabulator and none of these
00:13:15.680 names by the way were in the poll books um of these these so-called voters what they were doing
00:13:20.920 is entering a date of 1-1-1900 which they told us was a birth date um since on i've done a ton
00:13:28.400 of research and i believe that it's at least in my opinion that these were not birth dates they
00:13:34.500 were entering they were actually registration dates i believe i believe they were registering
00:13:38.320 voters at the same time the investigation your investigation has been tremendous you've done it
00:13:42.640 with virtually no help and justice department no help and six years later we finally get a
00:13:48.320 definitive you know article and we know what they did of course the perpetrator is running for
00:13:53.240 governor it may be elected governor tomorrow how does that inform what's going to happen tomorrow
00:13:57.540 are you comfortable and is jim hoff are you is the gateway pundit and you patty mcmurray comfortable
00:14:02.500 that we can't have this stolen again,
00:14:05.660 understanding what we know now
00:14:07.400 about what they did six years ago, ma'am?
00:14:11.540 Well, I'm never comfortable
00:14:13.040 with the elections in the city of Detroit
00:14:14.760 because where there's a will, there's a way.
00:14:16.760 I think that Detroit is probably
00:14:18.480 next to perhaps Philadelphia,
00:14:20.260 the dirtiest city in America 0.67
00:14:21.600 when it comes to cheating.
00:14:23.020 And they have a well-oiled machine.
00:14:24.740 But I do know that we've informed
00:14:27.380 the proper people
00:14:28.580 of what we believe is happening.
00:14:31.460 You know, I mentioned to you about the 1-1-1900 registration date.
00:14:36.540 When we got the documents from the city of Detroit, there were 170,000 ballots and there was about a 15,000 envelope difference from the number of ballots, the number of envelopes we received.
00:14:49.960 And just to point out to your viewers, we have currently in the January 2021 qualified voter files, there were 15,815 voters with the 1-1-1900 registration date.
00:15:05.460 I've looked up hundreds of those voters and none of them have a voting history.
00:15:09.180 So this is something the DOJ is going to have full challengers at the TCF tomorrow.
00:15:13.480 This is something they should be looking at.
00:15:15.100 there should never be that number of ballots that are sent to the TCF that have not been already
00:15:21.020 pre-approved by the clerk's office there should be no reason why election workers are being told
00:15:26.920 to enter these fictitious birth dates or fictitious registration dates this should be done in advance
00:15:32.040 if they don't qualify they shouldn't be there but i know but they're so brazen they're so brazen
00:15:37.240 because they don't think anybody's going to do anything about it and guess what except for you
00:15:41.600 and the Gateway Pundit, nobody did anything about it.
00:15:44.460 Nobody, you had very little help in Michigan
00:15:46.640 by the authorities, by the Republican Party.
00:15:49.340 You guys put your shoulders to the wheel to do it.
00:15:51.340 Now, we've got these poll watchers.
00:15:53.260 They deployed 1,000 of them today.
00:15:55.000 I hope they deploy ICE agents
00:15:57.320 because I'd much rather have somebody go,
00:15:59.140 hey, hang on for a second.
00:16:01.140 Are you a citizen of the United States
00:16:02.940 that have to go through all the perturbations afterwards?
00:16:06.980 Patty, we got to bounce forward.
00:16:08.080 Just what are the lessons that you've taken
00:16:10.720 from this that we need to focus on tomorrow to make sure they can't steal it, particularly the
00:16:17.180 Senate seat? Well, I think it's, first of all, it's illegal for the election workers to be
00:16:25.020 entering these dates to change the registration date and these voters. You shouldn't be making
00:16:35.640 up registration dates. And I don't understand why no one's stopping them. And this happened
00:16:42.040 the day after. So these were the ballots that needed to be injected to put Joe Biden over the
00:16:46.380 top. And this can't happen tomorrow. The DOJ needs to stop it. They can't allow it to happen. These
00:16:51.140 ballots should come in to the TCF and they should be ready to be counted. If they're not in the QVF
00:16:55.980 or not in the supplemental poll books, they should be rejected. Jim, your thoughts about this,
00:17:02.680 because you guys were banging on it from the very beginning.
00:17:05.840 Hey, this thing was stolen in Michigan, and here's how they stole it.
00:17:09.560 You've proven it.
00:17:10.980 I want everybody to read Patty's story.
00:17:12.720 Do you believe DOJ, Maine Justice, and these 1,000 that they've deployed,
00:17:17.220 particularly how many they've deployed in Michigan,
00:17:19.560 do you think they're going to be on watch here to make sure this can't happen again?
00:17:23.520 Look, I would love to have ICE asking these questions down front when guys are in line.
00:17:28.820 But are you comfortable that Maine Justice is on top of this,
00:17:32.220 And we're not going to have a replay of what you guys found out of what happened in Detroit six years ago.
00:17:38.780 Well, Steve, I don't know if it's going to be enough.
00:17:42.540 You know, who can say?
00:17:43.760 But I know that Democrats, like you said, they're going to try to cheat whenever they can.
00:17:47.940 Patty was there.
00:17:48.660 She was the one who called me when we were the first ones to put up that the van came in in the middle of the night with an escort car bringing all those ballots into TCF.
00:17:57.540 That was the first big story Patty broke.
00:17:59.360 petty also broke the gbi scandal stories where over in one county in michigan uh they they signed up
00:18:06.500 like a 10 000 votes or something and donald trump spoke about that so we've done some great things
00:18:12.500 and they are looking into some of these things are they going to do it tomorrow of course they are
00:18:17.120 uh will the we're going to just see if the doj is up to it you know uh so far i think we've been
00:18:23.860 very disappointed in the doj for the most part i love the reposting of the stories but you guys
00:18:28.620 right from that very night and this is one of the reasons they try to put uh they try to put
00:18:33.500 a gateway pundit pundit in bankruptcy you in personal bankruptcy and send you to prison
00:18:38.180 this is democrats cheat because that's their business model if they don't cheat they can't
00:18:43.100 win and guess what they understand that they're not shy about it they get it and we've got to
00:18:48.020 bounce guys patty mcmurray i need everybody to read this particularly maybe the guys that main
00:18:52.180 justice tonight right to get other people where do they go on gateway pundit ma'am
00:18:56.580 oh i think you'll find the story um on the gateway pundit jim hopefully we'll we'll put it back on
00:19:03.740 the top page so people can find it um and then you can find me on on patty loves truth at on
00:19:10.800 twitter or on x but that that's where they'll find this story and we'll continue to update it
00:19:15.980 tomorrow as we hopefully learn more but i did have a whistleblower election worker contact me today
00:19:21.380 and tell me that they've been given the same directive to add the birth date.
00:19:26.860 God almighty.
00:19:28.140 God almighty.
00:19:28.940 Okay.
00:19:29.560 Make sure you tell Maine Justice.
00:19:31.640 We'll talk to you after the show.
00:19:33.540 Hoft, Gateway Pundit.
00:19:34.840 Please put it back up at the top.
00:19:36.500 This thing's important.
00:19:38.060 And Michigan is like Texas.
00:19:39.500 It's everything.
00:19:40.500 Hoft, where do people go to Gateway Pundit, sir?
00:19:43.640 Absolutely.
00:19:44.360 It's thegatewaypundit.com, Steve.
00:19:46.100 We appreciate all your support, and we appreciate all of our...
00:19:49.040 You guys are the people in Georgia, the people in Maricopa County.
00:19:54.520 You guys are heroes.
00:19:56.860 It's been so easy just to collapse on the thing you did.
00:19:59.040 And Petty McMurray was right from the very first instant in November of 2020.
00:20:04.900 Just remember that.
00:20:06.140 They tried to put this guy in bankruptcy, tried to put him in prison.
00:20:09.760 Petty McMurray, you're a patron hero.
00:20:11.540 Hoff, you are a patron hero also.
00:20:13.800 Thanks, guys.
00:20:14.600 We'll check in tonight and see how it goes tomorrow.
00:20:16.320 Thanks, Steve. 0.99
00:20:16.860 Of course Democrats are going to try to cheat. Up in your face. Look out. Read the article. It's so brazen. Delo Stahlman, like many folks around the country, the war on posse has put their shoulder to the wheel. Can you give a quick update on this all-important congressional district that we have to hold in Virginia? If not, you could be seeing a blue wave. We've got to hold this. Give us an update, ma'am.
00:20:37.980 Yeah, Steve. So where we are right now is Rob's closed the gap on early voting. He's been leading
00:20:45.320 the last several days on early in-person voting. We are down about 8,400 ballots right now. Those
00:20:53.380 would primarily be the mail-in ballots. We feel strongly going into election day that we can close
00:20:58.980 the gap primarily because we have quite a lot of our high to mid propensity voters still outstanding,
00:21:04.860 About 120,000 of those people, we hope, will still vote.
00:21:09.940 And as you've often described, the Democrats did cannibalize their early voting.
00:21:15.340 They only have about 88,000 left to cast in their mid-to-high propensity voting bloc.
00:21:22.600 And we have 120,000.
00:21:26.320 They have, what, 89,000?
00:21:28.400 Yep.
00:21:30.320 And talk about contacts.
00:21:32.280 Talk about people that made contacts, particularly the phone banks, the canvassing, to get that.
00:21:38.680 Because you get the 120 out, you win, right?
00:21:42.040 And Virginia 1 is absolutely essential.
00:21:44.080 Virginia 1 and 2, although I think 2 is maybe a tad shakier.
00:21:48.500 Talk to me about for Virginia 1, your phone banking and contact, made contact with the $120,000?
00:21:55.200 Well, we made contact with quite a few.
00:21:57.240 I looked at the records and so I first appeared on the 9th and since the 9th, there have been
00:22:06.680 about 17,000 calls that have come through the Pulsar app. So that's basically the posse who
00:22:13.140 has jumped in. And I honestly, I cannot thank you guys enough. It's been a real joy to speak
00:22:19.400 to so many people, which I have had the benefit of talking to a lot of people. And I just, I can't
00:22:26.340 thank you enough, not only for the War Room. Hold on, let me get this right. Volunteers
00:22:30.860 from the War Room Posse have done 17,000 calls. Am I correct in that? Or a portion of the 17,000?
00:22:38.640 We've had 17,000 total, but War Room has basically done about 70% of those calls.
00:22:46.160 Wow, amazing. And keep in mind, this is my second time asking the War Room for help this year in
00:22:50.600 2026 so i came in and asked for help during the april redistricting referendum and since may we've
00:22:58.280 done a total of 25 000 calls um yeah and it's been by the folks i can tell you throughout the
00:23:04.940 country the same type of response the war on posse has put your shoulder to the wheel in some
00:23:08.440 of these districts and if it's close tomorrow night it's because this audience rolled their
00:23:13.260 sleeves up now one question i asked you in the couple minutes we got left these are state
00:23:17.420 constitutional changes that were supposed to generate enthusiasm from the Christians and
00:23:22.460 more traditional Catholics. Is that resonating with people, ma'am, your thoughts? You know,
00:23:27.940 I think it is resonating. I sent in a graphic, which is sort of a depressing graphic that shows
00:23:33.320 the spending that occurred. And, you know, I know that the pastors, about 200 churches had
00:23:41.620 signed on to preach from the pulpit, and about 650,000 Catholics had received this message. 0.52
00:23:48.340 But if you look at the same-sex marriage, which isn't, it's transgender marriage, they've spent $800,000 and we've only spent $67,000 trying to defend our position. 0.73
00:23:58.620 So I think that is a shame. 0.91
00:24:02.040 And for the abortion, unlimited abortion up until the moment of birth with no parental consent required, you know, $4 million to our 1.3.
00:24:10.840 So if we lose, it will be a shame that they have purchased the Constitution of Virginia for about $7 million.
00:24:20.220 Hold on, hang on.
00:24:21.060 What's the difference in spending?
00:24:22.900 What's the difference?
00:24:26.960 On the abortion one, like $4.3 to $1.3 million.
00:24:33.000 I mean—
00:24:33.840 They've spent $4.3 million.
00:24:36.340 We've been able to raise and spend $1.3 million.
00:24:38.480 So it's a $3 million Delta that they've spent in addition over and above.
00:24:43.600 It's a lot of money in a state, in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
00:24:46.920 Do you need help tomorrow?
00:24:48.180 Where can people go for game day?
00:24:50.480 I know you guys are very organized in that,
00:24:51.980 but clearly you have to have a big turnout in Virginia 1.
00:24:56.160 And if we turn back, if you hold Virginia 1 and Virginia 2, 0.99
00:25:00.320 you're going to put Cook, you're going to make the Cook political guys look quite foolish.
00:25:04.800 That's why these are these are the districts you have to hold because there's some other districts that are in much, much worse shape in other states like up in New Jersey and some other places. 0.90
00:25:14.740 So you have to hold these. Where do people go, ma'am?
00:25:19.640 Well, we're going to continue the call bank all day tomorrow if you're signed up on the Pulsar app or if you're one of the people I'm cutting spreadsheets to, which I have been doing.
00:25:28.940 So people, Steve, people have been texting messages and sample ballots from their computers on iMessages.
00:25:36.740 I mean, I can't tell you how impressed I am.
00:25:39.360 And if I could just call out a couple of these amazing volunteers, Roger, Kim, Donna, Michael, Jeannie, and of course, the most beautiful individual, Grace.
00:25:50.460 We've just, we've had a tremendous outpouring of not only the calls through the app, but
00:25:55.220 we've done another probably 2,500 to 3,000 messages directly from people's computers
00:26:00.600 or cell phones.
00:26:02.040 So I cannot tell you, yeah, where your spirit, we got to hold this.
00:26:08.800 You have to hold Virginia one and Virginia two, because it gets a lot tougher than some
00:26:12.600 of these other districts.
00:26:13.420 Deloitte Stallman, real quickly, social media, where do people get you?
00:26:16.460 you can find me on getter at delois i'm also on x at delois ray r-a-e thank you so much
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00:31:37.000 Here's your host, Stephen K. Band.
00:31:44.700 This is our final temperature check before we get those votes start coming in on Tuesday.
00:31:50.040 So weird, do things stand heading into there?
00:31:52.660 Donald Trump's approval rating.
00:31:53.920 It sits in our final pre-election poll at 40 percent approval and 60 percent on the disapproved side.
00:32:00.380 Now, remember, this is Trump's second midterm back in 2018.
00:32:04.100 Republicans lost control of the House.
00:32:06.320 They lost 40 seats in the House.
00:32:07.660 They actually were OK in the Senate that year.
00:32:09.600 What was his approval rating heading into that midterm in 2018?
00:32:13.120 It was higher.
00:32:13.760 It was 46 percent in our final poll then. So by this metric, Trump is in worse shape heading into his second midterm than into his first one.
00:32:22.020 There is also this, the generic ballot. Which party would you like to see control Congress?
00:32:26.540 The advantage there in our poll is seven points for the Democrats, 52 to 45.
00:32:31.620 That is an uptick of two points from when we last polled this around Labor Day.
00:32:35.680 And again, compare this to 2018 and 2022, the two most recent midterms.
00:32:41.180 It was dead even before the 2022 midterms.
00:32:43.840 It was a six-point edge for Republicans back in 2018.
00:32:47.300 So what are the ingredients going into these numbers here?
00:32:50.560 Overwhelmingly, it is this.
00:32:52.240 How do you feel about the current state of the economy?
00:32:55.200 Barely one quarter of voters say they're satisfied with it.
00:32:58.740 Almost three quarters say they're dissatisfied.
00:33:01.080 Again, compare this to Trump's first midterm in 2018.
00:33:04.400 I think this is why his standing in that approval rating is lower now, because look at this.
00:33:09.600 In 2018, the economy was his strong suit.
00:33:12.660 Nearly 70 percent of voters on the eve of that midterm were satisfied with it.
00:33:17.100 Total opposite right now.
00:33:18.500 And then there is this one, your own personal financial situation.
00:33:22.740 49 satisfied, 51 dissatisfied.
00:33:25.400 Two notes on this again during in Trump's first midterm and the run up to it.
00:33:29.640 And the number, sorry, it's not cooperating there, but the number was much higher back then.
00:33:34.860 And this 51 percent figure that you see right here for dissatisfied, that is the first time in over 30 years of this NBC poll that the dissatisfaction number has been at that level, has been a majority.
00:33:49.200 And so and the advantage here for the sorry about this board, Kristen, finally got it to cooperate there.
00:33:55.100 But which party would do a better job on key issues?
00:33:57.580 This also tells the story here when it comes to inflation, Democrats with an advantage of a point that may not seem like much, but this was like a 20 point advantage for Republicans just a couple of years ago as Trump was returning to the White House.
00:34:10.280 Same thing here on the economy. That is a two point advantage for Republicans. But again, this was Trump's strong suit.
00:34:15.680 This has historically been a strong suit for those to even be close. That represents ground gained by Democrats.
00:34:22.120 And again, there are a number of folks who say they aren't sure and don't favor either party on it.
00:34:27.120 But again, those are advantages there. Clearly, the Democrats have carved out here.
00:34:32.520 Is there hope for Republicans? The one number they would point to would simply be, and this is a difference from 2018, the image of the two political parties here.
00:34:40.900 Republicans are not popular, but their number overall as a party, their favorable, unfavorable number, about where it was in 2018.
00:34:47.680 The Democrats, though, Kristen, only 29 percent favorable right now.
00:34:52.580 That's different than 2018. And that is one of the questions heading into Tuesday.
00:34:56.380 In 18, the Democrats as a party, they were positioned to take votes from voters who were dissatisfied with Trump.
00:35:02.660 Does the Democratic Party have more baggage now in a way that will prevent it from capitalizing on all of these other numbers we're showing you?
00:35:11.580 Here's one of the reasons we have to win now, because they have had a significant investment program in Texas,
00:35:19.140 in Michigan, in New York City, in California, to bring the radical left and Marxist jihadists
00:35:25.840 here to this country to take it over. An invasion. That's why you have an invasion here in Texas.
00:35:32.600 They have focused on what is really the most representative of the American dream and
00:35:39.540 American possibilities. They figure if they can break us here, they can break us anywhere.
00:35:43.800 We can already tell the psyop that went on, oh, it's going to be a blue tsunami. It's going to
00:35:48.820 be a blue wave. This thing is over. The early vote shows you right now that this thing's
00:35:53.800 probably tied. It all depends that we get our voters out. And you're going to have to
00:35:58.160 go to some voters and say, I can't do it, I can't do it anymore. You're going to have
00:36:01.240 to convince them, oh no, you're going to have to do it one more time. Change is coming,
00:36:05.180 but it's not the change of the radical left. It's the change of the young Republicans of
00:36:09.860 Texas. Now, why is France, and by the way, we can do it. I can feel it. I can feel it with
00:36:23.700 grassroots every day. I can feel it with Harry Enten and CNN covering their ass on the polling, 0.99
00:36:28.520 right? Because they've done this con to their own voters time and donors time and time and time 0.98
00:36:35.580 again ever since Trump came to power. And one more defeat will destroy them and
00:36:41.400 would particularly destroy the most radical part of it. And why Texas? I have
00:36:49.240 been all over the world as in the military, in business, for films, Japan,
00:36:55.760 South Korea. I've lived in these places for a long time, spent a lot of time with
00:37:00.060 people. Everybody knows Texas, right? The imprint of Texas, well from the westerns,
00:37:07.320 because why? It's mythic in its nature. It's average people conquering a frontier
00:37:13.140 against incredible odds and making some, look at this today, it's the sixth or
00:37:18.660 seventh largest economy in the world. It's got more freedom here than any place
00:37:23.740 else, including in the United States of America. You Texans are proud and you're
00:37:27.360 proud for a damn good reason. When I say the eyes of Texas are upon you, it's 0.86
00:37:38.220 every generation that's come here and done something. And we're going to sit
00:37:42.060 here, you're going to allow that this country, this great state is going to be 1.00
00:37:46.200 taken over by the Islamic invasion, that this great state is going to be taken 0.96
00:37:50.280 over because of some of these bad immigration policies that you're just, 0.99
00:37:53.880 that Texans are going to roll over and say that's good with them when you have generation after
00:37:59.240 generation after generation that have put their life on the line to create what you have today
00:38:05.260 in the lifestyle you have today. Do they anticipate you're going to do that? Hell no. You're going to
00:38:10.500 fight for this and turn it around. Now we have three things that we have to do. Number one,
00:38:18.160 it's quite tactical. We have to win on November 3rd. We just have to. I understand that people
00:38:25.500 have big problems with some of the policies. I have huge problems with some of the policy. Hell,
00:38:31.040 mass deportation. You're going to have Mike Howe today walk through it. Hell,
00:38:34.780 Kilmeier. Why is Kilmeier not at DHS? Because he is a hammer. That's why. 0.97
00:38:39.940 We all have problems with this war, and President Trump trying to stop this nuclear weapon, okay, but we all have problems with this war.
00:38:51.560 But whether it's the war, whether it's spending, whether it's mass deportation, it ain't perfect, right?
00:38:57.320 But there's no substitute for victory.
00:39:00.540 We cannot back off.
00:39:02.320 You are the edge of this that after this, then we start to press and take no prisoners on these policies.
00:39:09.940 today you're not just going to talk about issues you're going to talk about solutions
00:39:21.360 this is and last I got to tell you it is the single most powerful agenda of speakers I have
00:39:28.360 seen what they have to say not just what the problems are but what the solutions are and I
00:39:34.000 will guarantee you that in the aftermath of this coming election, when you guys are in charge of
00:39:40.980 the MAGA movement, as you will be, and when the MAGA movement turns more populist, but more
00:39:47.180 important, more nationalistic, when it turns more nationalistic, when it puts not just America first,
00:39:57.960 but you put every single citizen in this country first, that's when we start to turn things
00:40:03.980 around. And where I say it turned around is the agenda and the audience. God bless you folks.
00:40:09.160 Remember, fight, fight, fight. What are the extremist activities that you've actually been
00:40:15.680 looking at, the extremist activities you've been looking at or pushing as ProPublica basically
00:40:23.100 condemns you, ma'am? Well, I can give you, actually, I just was looking at this this morning
00:40:29.180 when I heard them say, you know, this notion of somehow I and election integrity advocates are
00:40:36.000 extremists. So here are the things we've been working on that we're still working on. We're
00:40:40.320 not going to stop working on them. And we actually polled them a year ago. We had Scott Rasmussen
00:40:44.980 do a poll. So here are the things we work on and the level of support of the American people. I'll
00:40:49.760 just give you the top five. Clean voter rolls. 91% of Americans agree with that position. Require
00:40:56.860 the number of ballots that are issued and counted to match the number of voters. Oh, goodness, 88%
00:41:04.660 agree with that. Photo ID confirming citizenship in order to vote, 87% of the American people
00:41:12.400 agree with that. Proof of citizenship to register and vote, 88%. All ballots received by election
00:41:18.340 day, 85%. I could go on. Those are not extreme positions. Those are extreme only to the likes of
00:41:26.100 ProPublica and Mark Elias, Eliar, I like to call him, warning Joe, Yamika and Joe. I mean,
00:41:35.460 they may think that those are extreme positions, but American people don't.
00:41:38.760 They think those are common-sist proposals. And it's only the likes of the far left that
00:41:44.660 we've ended up with these elections that don't necessarily, they're not necessarily accurate,
00:41:51.620 they're not transparent, and they're not honest. And that's what we're trying to address.
00:41:56.860 But I'll say something. I am so proud. I would not change one thing of what we've achieved
00:42:03.760 with President Trump. And I do believe he's at the level of the three great presidents.
00:42:08.380 I think history will only show that more of a time because it's very tough to put him in context
00:42:13.840 today. But he's clearly, I think, in the top three. The country was gone. This was managed.
00:42:20.040 You saw it up close and personal.
00:42:23.120 The managed decline of this nation by its elite.
00:42:25.880 Look at the wars we're in.
00:42:27.460 Look at the financial collapse in 2000.
00:42:28.940 Look at the war we're in right now.
00:42:31.020 It's nowhere, first off, as bad as this situation is,
00:42:34.440 and Scott Bess and the president are coming up with an economic plan,
00:42:38.420 it's nowhere near the open wars we had in Iraq and Afghanistan.
00:42:41.640 In theory, that you're trying to spread democracy.
00:42:44.920 You had 9-11.
00:42:46.160 You had the wars, the wars that we chose by the Republican Party.
00:42:50.680 You had the financial collapse of 2008.
00:42:52.700 I said at the time, 2008, the financial collapse will, the response will be a populist response
00:42:59.940 to this because they bailed themselves out, not the people.
00:43:03.320 In fact, the people, as we know, underwrote it. 0.97
00:43:05.660 So that response, that's, Hillary Clinton was just a continuation of that system.
00:43:10.660 That system was not sustainable.
00:43:12.540 level. You could argue it's not sustainable today with the debts that we're running up,
00:43:17.020 that there has to be a major structural redefinition of the country. If you didn't have Trump in
00:43:22.360 that moment in time, you would not have a country today. He, and he will, for all of
00:43:27.760 his faults, okay, for all the grievous injury that people think that he's put on the, on
00:43:34.480 the liberals and the moderates in this country, if you didn't have Trump, you would not have
00:43:40.680 a country today and that's what he's provided and i realized that drives globalists and drives
00:43:45.480 certain people absolutely deranged about it and that's my clarion call to our people is that we
00:43:52.360 are where we are but you've got to fight like hell because if we don't hold these institutions that
00:43:58.520 we hold today right with a very tenuous grasp if you lose control of these institutions then you're
00:44:06.120 going to have hell to pay are you going to be pulling a lot of the right-wing parties around
00:44:11.720 the world into some kind of a coalition is that the goal i think after no i think i think the
00:44:19.720 right-wing parties are doing fine themselves as nationalist parties i think what you see for
00:44:24.200 alternative for deutschland what you see for le pen and what i still refer to as front national
00:44:29.320 Nigel Farage, and even Tommy Robinson on the farther right than Nigel in England.
00:44:35.780 I think General Venacci, who's now a new rising right-wing power in Italy.
00:44:41.640 I think you're seeing, and nationalists like Modi.
00:44:45.220 I think the world is heading towards a time of more nationalism.
00:44:49.620 And that is the best way to have a family of nations.
00:44:53.180 And so they don't, certainly don't need our, like I said,
00:44:55.760 Alternative for Deutschland is now here to teach us. 0.97
00:44:58.420 They went to ground, and what they did is they went door to door, and they convinced people with no campaign money that our way, our policies to re-industrialize Germany, stop this mass immigration, re-migration, are policies you should vote for.
00:45:12.160 I think that we can learn a lot from them. 0.93
00:45:14.140 If you had to push all the chips into the center of the table right now, which way is it going to turn out?
00:45:20.840 I would push all our chips in the middle of the table
00:45:25.940 and say, guys, there's no retreat
00:45:29.280 and there's no substitute for victory.
00:45:31.620 Let's fight like hell.
00:45:33.620 That's a frightening prospect, though, isn't it?
00:45:36.480 Because what you're saying is we can't afford to lose.
00:45:40.460 Oh, we can't afford to lose.
00:45:41.540 I don't think there's any doubt about that.
00:45:42.260 Yeah, but I mean, if Steve Bannon says we can't afford to lose,
00:45:46.560 that doesn't just mean that all the chips are on the table.
00:45:49.400 it means we've got to do whatever it takes to win this fight.
00:45:55.360 Exactly.
00:45:58.020 Well said.
00:46:00.300 All right.
00:46:02.940 So be it. 0.96
00:46:04.860 You infamously said,
00:46:07.040 the real opposition is the media, 1.00
00:46:10.340 and the way to deal with them is to flood the zone with shit. 1.00
00:46:15.700 How's that worked? 1.00
00:46:16.860 well the s word was used in the context of let's go back to the beginning of this administration
00:46:23.700 every day we had three four five executive orders the media is not a the legacy media is not an
00:46:31.260 independent group looking for a search for truth they're a part of the left wing of the democratic
00:46:38.900 party it's obvious you've seen this in the last couple days you've seen this as part of the legacy
00:46:43.480 media, let me take a little bit of exception to that comment.
00:46:46.660 I understand it.
00:46:47.740 You're probably the, but you're from an old school perspective.
00:46:52.620 I'm talking about the modern, I'm talking about the modern, the modern left-wing media,
00:46:56.960 the modern legacy media.
00:46:58.240 And you saw this in trying to shut down the president.
00:47:01.000 We had.
00:47:02.400 But the modern left-wing media, Steve, is a reaction to the right-wing media that came
00:47:11.700 about.
00:47:12.440 Ted, come on.
00:47:13.280 you're talking about Breitbart. If we were, we were up by our bootstraps. We were not talking
00:47:18.560 just about Breitbart. I'm talking about Fox. You've made my case, right? You're part of the
00:47:23.660 liberal Eastern Atlantis establishment. I'm not using that as a criticism. It's just an observation.
00:47:29.860 They are the enemy of the, I think the people in the United States, they are an elite group
00:47:36.940 that service an elite group of globalists. And yes, we took them on. And that comment was,
00:47:42.360 hey, we're going to put out one or two executive orders a day in the first administration.
00:47:47.320 Where you saw it come to life is flood the zone like we did in the first six to nine months
00:47:53.640 of the second term, where you get three, four and five executive orders that you're just a
00:47:59.240 jackhammer and driving the process. They can't cover it all. First off, as you know, the
00:48:04.040 deterioration of the legacy media, they don't really cover the policy stuff at all. You don't
00:48:09.320 get, you watch the news and it's like simpleton stuff. It's not even, they don't even have
00:48:14.600 the correspondence, don't have any real true education. They don't know history. They don't
00:48:18.280 know policy. So it's all personality. It's, it's not covered well. So if you want to drive policy
00:48:23.800 and win, just flood it with actions, flood it with executive orders, flood it with a dynamic
00:48:32.840 driving executive and they'll never be able to handle it. First of all, they won't know how to
00:48:36.200 to cover it. We saw that in the first six and nine months of the 25 thing, it was overwhelming
00:48:41.380 to the media. Why? Because we had years in the wilderness to put together Project 2025 and build
00:48:47.640 cadres of people that could go into the administration. Those 3,000 people that hit
00:48:52.220 the deck plates running day one, which we never filled in the first term. I think we came close
00:48:57.040 to 3,000 after a month or two in the second administration. So no. Now look at what's
00:49:02.760 happened in the last week. The president of China, the, the, the chairman of the Chinese
00:49:07.600 Communist Party came for what was supposed to be a, his first state visit, a major summit
00:49:13.940 with some of the most important topics in the world, including artificial intelligence
00:49:18.140 on the, the media decided because their nose got put out of joint because president Trump
00:49:23.260 banned CNN, MSNBC and Politico. They unified, including Fox, I might add, they unified on
00:49:31.940 broadcast side and banned any pool coverage. That's why our network stepped up. The only
00:49:37.540 way that you had any coverage at all was Real America's voice providing a pool. Now,
00:49:42.340 if you go back and look at the news of those nights, the greeting at Andrews Air Force Base,
00:49:47.940 which was extraordinary for a president. It hadn't been done since 1962 in Harold McMillan.
00:49:52.900 It's extraordinary for a president to do that. Also, all the events that took place,
00:49:58.180 they wouldn't even put a snippet up on the main, on the legacy media. Why? Because they have Trump
00:50:03.460 derangement syndrome. They don't put the public's need. You can't sit here and argue that the public
00:50:10.100 should not see President Trump greeting Xi and also what happened on the arrival and what happened
00:50:17.060 with Xi's speech in the four year. You got me going. Does that prove my case?
00:50:22.740 I agree as far as it goes.
00:50:26.060 Well, there is a sense, and clearly Fox is hammering away at that, that this is the way
00:50:35.500 for Trump to survive one more major battle.
00:50:43.820 Focus on the social democrats, focus on the communists, focus on this is the alternative.
00:50:51.100 I'm not so sure. I'm not so sure Fox is really there. I think because there's two things going
00:50:57.660 on simultaneously. You have a massive battle at the top between the direction of the country,
00:51:04.700 more populist nationalist or more democratic socialist, populist, what I call globalist,
00:51:11.740 because they're globalists at the end of the day. Then you have the established order of both
00:51:16.060 parties, right? The established order hasn't quite figured out what they're going to do
00:51:20.460 with the DSA yet, but they're not obviously handling that very well. They are looking
00:51:24.220 forward to getting past Trump and more importantly, past Trumpism as quickly as possible. And I think
00:51:29.740 that's one of the reasons we're rallying the base here to say, regardless of some of your issues,
00:51:34.940 maybe this term with President Trump on some of the policies he's chosen, they're deeper things
00:51:39.420 to fight for. And of course, you know, it is a compare and contrast to the DSA and what they're
00:51:47.140 trying to do. But more importantly is what are we going to do in being more populist? What is it
00:51:52.900 going to be in being more nationalistic, particularly with things like immigration,
00:51:56.240 particularly things like with the economy, with hemispheric defense instead of the forever wars?
00:52:01.860 So there's a number of huge policy choices out there. And I think President Trump's laid the
00:52:06.660 groundwork. But I don't think, when you see Karl Rove, who's all over Fox all the time, right?
00:52:13.060 He's one of their chief speakers. And when you see him coming out and going to this Texas Tribune
00:52:17.460 conference he gave over the weekend and said, hey, the MAGA movement is full of Nazis, 0.87
00:52:23.260 right? He's talking about Beau French and other people that are to the, are very hardliners on
00:52:28.680 mass deportations and very hardline on H-1B visas and even legal immigration. That shows you
00:52:35.180 the established order of the Republican Party believes that they are all set for getting beyond Trump.
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