Bannon's War Room - WarRoom Battleground EP 295： Parents Rights Stripped In Maine

00:00:00.000 This is what you're fighting for.

00:00:15.520 I mean, every day you're out there.

00:00:18.200 What they're doing is blowing people off.

00:00:21.640 If you continue to look the other way and shut up,

00:00:24.320 then the oppressors, the authoritarians, get total control and total power.

00:00:28.540 Because this is just like in Arizona.

00:00:31.480 This is just like in Georgia.

00:00:32.680 It's another element that backs them into a quarter

00:00:35.520 and shows their lies and misrepresentations.

00:00:37.780 This is why this audience is going to have to get engaged.

00:00:40.060 As we've told you, this is the fight.

00:00:41.960 All this nonsense, all this spin, they can't handle the truth.

00:00:45.880 War Room, Battleground.

00:00:47.640 Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.

00:00:51.040 First of all, town halls are for the voters, not for the press,

00:00:55.120 not for the person who's the moderator.

00:00:56.860 Caitlyn spent more time interjecting her own viewpoints

00:01:00.280 or her own views on the situation.

00:01:02.580 Excuse me, those are actually facts, though.

00:01:04.440 Now, are you guys not going to interject your views on me,

00:01:07.140 or do I get a chance to speak now?

00:01:08.480 If you're speaking falsely, those were facts.

00:01:11.160 The town hall is for the president to speak to the voters of New Hampshire,

00:01:15.320 not for this back and forth with the media.

00:01:17.500 That's number one.

00:01:18.360 Hold on, that's number one.

00:01:19.480 Number two, with respect to Ukraine, I totally disagree.

00:01:22.280 He did not say he was just going to give over Ukraine the way you intimate, man.

00:01:25.600 He did not say that.

00:01:26.500 He didn't say he was just going to say that he was just going to victory for a victory.

00:01:29.320 What he said was, is that he would actually look for a solution to end it quickly.

00:01:34.440 He put 24 hours on it, but let's be very clear.

00:01:37.040 What Joe Biden has done has been a disaster.

00:01:39.860 Because initially with Ukraine,

00:01:41.820 Joe Biden wanted to give Vladimir Zelensky a ride out of Dodge.

00:01:45.380 He wanted to give him a plane ride.

00:01:46.860 And it wasn't until people in Moscow, in Ukraine, here in the United States,

00:01:51.300 said this invasion is wrong, that Joe Biden reversed course.

00:01:54.440 Do you want a victory in Ukraine?

00:01:55.640 Do you want a victory in Ukraine?

00:01:56.820 I'm just trying to response to everything that's been coming up on the table.

00:01:59.340 Okay.

00:01:59.640 I can play that, and we've run the sprockets off this.

00:02:03.860 That is a master class right there,

00:02:05.980 and it's done by one of the most impressive young congressmen in the House of Representatives.

00:02:10.820 As in the previous hour, we've gone through this incredible press conference today,

00:02:16.440 or the juxtaposition of what Kevin McCarthy did over on the terrace,

00:02:23.360 the West Terrace to this day,

00:02:24.560 compared and contrast to the hapless, illegitimate Joe Biden.

00:02:28.280 I want to bring in Congressman Byron Donalds of Florida 19.

00:02:32.080 Congressman, and I want to get back to what you did after the town hall,

00:02:36.080 which was a master class on how you stand in the breach

00:02:38.840 and don't let the media control the narrative,

00:02:41.140 but you control the narrative because you've got a command presence.

00:02:43.980 But today, what we saw with McCarthy,

00:02:47.980 and people, I went to a conference this weekend,

00:02:50.820 and people were talking about the inflection point

00:02:53.860 in the great fight of the first week of January

00:02:58.460 was when Byron Donalds' name was put into as to be Speaker of the House.

00:03:03.200 That kind of changed the entire momentum,

00:03:04.780 and it brought us, it made Kevin McCarthy a better speaker.

00:03:07.180 It brought us today to a complete show of unity of the House and the Senate.

00:03:11.620 Tell us about that.

00:03:12.400 Tell us about what you guys achieved in the first week,

00:03:15.080 the 20, as we call it, achieved in the first week of January,

00:03:18.220 and why it is so important of what we're doing today

00:03:20.860 in this great fight over the debt ceiling, sir.

00:03:24.700 Well, I think what happened,

00:03:26.120 first, Steve, man, it's good to be on your show.

00:03:28.600 Big fan of yours, so it's good to be here.

00:03:30.400 A couple things that really happened that week.

00:03:33.320 The first was we wanted to make sure

00:03:35.600 that the House would actually operate and function

00:03:37.740 like the House is supposed to function.

00:03:40.040 For a very long time up here,

00:03:42.280 the Speaker's office has just accumulated more power

00:03:45.320 from the members,

00:03:46.860 and there was a bunch of us who were just tired of it.

00:03:50.100 And so we wanted to see a House that really would function.

00:03:53.920 And our view, which I think has now played out,

00:03:56.760 is that if you had a more collaborative House of Representatives,

00:04:00.600 it would actually make the Speaker

00:04:02.120 and put the Speaker in a better position.

00:04:04.480 Because then it wouldn't just be a Speaker

00:04:06.380 with their staff and their core team

00:04:08.940 coming up with the ideas and the packages.

00:04:11.640 It would actually be the entire body

00:04:14.580 that would be doing that.

00:04:15.680 And so out of that first week,

00:04:17.860 what's happened is we've been working hard.

00:04:20.620 We've been sitting down in meetings,

00:04:22.720 going over different idea sets.

00:04:24.940 That's how we were able to produce

00:04:26.660 of the most conservative border security package

00:04:29.880 that's ever passed the House of Representatives.

00:04:32.320 We were able to pass meaningful legislation

00:04:35.420 about energy independence and permitting reform,

00:04:38.760 which is needed in our country

00:04:40.640 in more ways than I can even talk to in this segment.

00:04:44.600 And then the biggest one, obviously,

00:04:45.840 that most people are focused on

00:04:47.080 is the debt ceiling situation

00:04:49.620 and how we're going to try to find a way to navigate that.

00:04:52.420 But you can't get to any of those meaningful packages

00:04:55.480 if you don't have members of Congress working together.

00:04:58.700 And we've been able to do that.

00:05:00.080 And that first week really set the tempo of,

00:05:04.120 hey, look, we want to have an open process,

00:05:05.920 a collaborative process.

00:05:07.280 We want to make sure we're looking at finding ways

00:05:09.700 to get our spending cut

00:05:11.520 and then getting back to some pathway

00:05:14.080 of being fiscally responsible up here on Capitol Hill.

00:05:17.620 And so the first week really helped us do that.

00:05:20.460 And I think that, you know, Speaker McCarthy,

00:05:22.340 he's responded knowing kind of where all the members are

00:05:27.520 in the conference.

00:05:28.320 And he's actually been really doing a really good job leading us.

00:05:32.720 And we've been working with him to be successful.

00:05:36.560 I think what people are blown away about

00:05:38.900 is how you've brought the conference together by doing this.

00:05:41.920 And this all goes back to rules and process and procedure.

00:05:45.340 But I think what people are stunned about today

00:05:48.380 is how that leadership

00:05:50.880 and really putting that energy in the House

00:05:53.900 and these bills you passed,

00:05:55.480 you've brought over the Senate.

00:05:57.920 I mean, what stunned people today

00:05:59.880 is that you had Barrasso, you had Lee,

00:06:02.400 and you had it choreographed,

00:06:04.140 one congressman and then a senator.

00:06:06.860 Tell us about that.

00:06:07.760 Tell us about the leadership.

00:06:08.560 I mean, the House has actually stepped up here in a bit.

00:06:11.620 And you can tell the senators appreciate it.

00:06:14.040 They respect what you guys are doing,

00:06:17.300 the men and women in the House.

00:06:18.520 Tell us about that for a second,

00:06:19.460 because we've never had a show of unity like this

00:06:22.860 at the very moment we need unity.

00:06:26.080 Well, first of all,

00:06:27.480 I think when you have members who are prepared to,

00:06:30.060 I guess, go 15 rounds with, you know,

00:06:32.540 with the future speaker,

00:06:33.660 going back to that first date,

00:06:35.320 I mean, that kind of sent,

00:06:36.240 it sent shockwaves over to the Senate.

00:06:38.860 You know, senators were kind of telling us

00:06:40.600 behind the scenes, like,

00:06:41.640 oh my gosh, you guys are really doing this.

00:06:44.000 And then being able to kind of keep the narrative,

00:06:46.920 the media narrative contained,

00:06:49.220 also making sure that even though you're going to have,

00:06:52.120 you know, this disagreement within our conference,

00:06:55.160 that you find a way orderly to land that plane

00:06:59.260 and come to a resolution.

00:07:00.660 That really set the tempo for everything else.

00:07:03.520 And so I think you have members of the Senate,

00:07:05.900 Republican senators are looking at that,

00:07:07.580 and they're saying, man, okay,

00:07:09.240 if these guys can go through that in the first week

00:07:12.120 and still maintain, you know,

00:07:14.740 the messaging apparatus

00:07:16.040 and put forward what they're really trying to accomplish,

00:07:18.880 and that's getting buy-in around the country,

00:07:21.080 which, by the way,

00:07:22.160 got a ton of buy-in around the country

00:07:23.880 from Republicans,

00:07:25.220 whether they're knee-deep in politics

00:07:27.360 or just Republican voters,

00:07:29.880 our activists who really care about our country,

00:07:32.580 if you can get all these people to buy into that narrative

00:07:36.560 and that strategy,

00:07:38.120 then what else can the House really accomplish?

00:07:40.840 And I think that's where you have Republican senators

00:07:42.800 looking at it and saying, you know what?

00:07:44.760 These guys have kind of figured out

00:07:46.800 how to drive a hard bargain,

00:07:49.420 how to stay unified,

00:07:50.600 and how to explain that

00:07:52.580 and get that out to the American people.

00:07:54.780 You know, why would we undercut them?

00:07:56.480 So I think you saw that today at the press conference.

00:07:58.860 It's a very good thing

00:07:59.880 because our country is a mess right now

00:08:02.680 because of Joe Biden,

00:08:04.500 and it's going to require Republicans to stay together

00:08:07.320 and really, you know, lock arms

00:08:10.400 and be focused on conservative solutions to our country

00:08:13.340 because if we're divided,

00:08:15.360 the Democrats are just going to pick us apart,

00:08:17.520 and that's not going to be

00:08:18.740 in the best interest of the country.

00:08:22.600 The debt ceiling debate couldn't be higher stakes.

00:08:25.920 It couldn't be more intense.

00:08:27.340 The whole world's watching this.

00:08:29.240 Your folks back in Florida at 19,

00:08:30.820 when you go back,

00:08:31.500 because we know that you're very close

00:08:33.080 to your constituents,

00:08:33.980 what are they telling you

00:08:35.020 when they're saying,

00:08:36.560 hey, Congressman,

00:08:37.400 this is our thoughts

00:08:38.620 about this whole spending,

00:08:41.160 the debt ceiling,

00:08:41.820 and how you negotiate?

00:08:44.000 Well, the biggest thing is,

00:08:45.260 you know, I have some constituents

00:08:46.220 who are saying,

00:08:47.040 don't even raise the debt ceiling.

00:08:48.960 I have some there.

00:08:50.520 I have other constituents saying,

00:08:51.920 you got to do it.

00:08:52.720 You can't possibly let the nation default

00:08:55.860 but at the end of the day,

00:08:57.300 what I try to make sure

00:08:58.340 I tell everybody back home

00:08:59.540 is we have to get our spending under control.

00:09:02.900 There's just no way around that.

00:09:05.100 The debt ceiling is going to be raised

00:09:06.720 in one way or the other up here,

00:09:08.440 so it's better that conservatives

00:09:10.160 are driving the solutions

00:09:11.740 about how the nation's debt

00:09:13.500 is going to be raised.

00:09:15.140 And so I think that's what I've been communicating,

00:09:17.380 and that's the input I've received.

00:09:18.940 When we passed our plan in the House,

00:09:21.600 constituents,

00:09:22.020 whether, you know,

00:09:23.120 they're conservative activists

00:09:24.800 or, you know,

00:09:26.180 they might even be more moderate Republicans,

00:09:28.200 one, they were all stunned

00:09:29.200 we got something passed,

00:09:30.500 and two,

00:09:30.940 they were really excited

00:09:31.800 to see what we passed.

00:09:33.680 And it wasn't just about passing the bill.

00:09:36.040 It was about actually

00:09:37.500 cutting federal spending.

00:09:39.440 It was about pulling stuff out

00:09:40.880 like the student loan bailout,

00:09:42.620 which was a disaster,

00:09:43.780 and frankly,

00:09:44.240 it's unconstitutional.

00:09:46.040 Obviously, unspent COVID money,

00:09:48.460 RAINS Act,

00:09:49.120 which a lot of people

00:09:49.900 who've watched policy for a long time

00:09:51.920 have wanted to see happen,

00:09:54.640 HR, you know,

00:09:55.500 our HR2,

00:09:57.060 our bill around domestic energy production,

00:09:59.080 things like that,

00:10:00.200 to put all that in the package

00:10:01.440 and get all of us to agree,

00:10:02.620 they're like,

00:10:02.960 man, this is great stuff.

00:10:04.380 And it actually is common sense.

00:10:05.680 It's easy to explain.

00:10:06.640 People get it.

00:10:07.240 They understand it.

00:10:08.080 Work requirements,

00:10:09.000 big piece of it as well.

00:10:10.640 So I think what's really occurred back home

00:10:12.880 is people have seen us

00:10:14.680 put something together.

00:10:16.080 They like it.

00:10:16.960 I mean, everybody wants to see

00:10:18.520 something different

00:10:19.400 or something more,

00:10:20.220 and I understand that.

00:10:21.360 But that's the process you go through

00:10:22.640 when you're trying to keep,

00:10:23.920 you know,

00:10:24.480 218 members together

00:10:26.340 to put something forward

00:10:27.820 that's constructive.

00:10:29.140 And I think it's a really good package,

00:10:30.300 and I think, you know,

00:10:30.880 the voters back home

00:10:31.800 in Southwest Florida

00:10:32.620 like it.

00:10:34.040 They like the direction.

00:10:34.820 They really appreciate it.

00:10:38.020 Very few people

00:10:39.060 ever get nominated

00:10:40.020 by their colleagues

00:10:41.240 to be Speaker of the House,

00:10:42.340 and almost no one's

00:10:43.680 ever been nominated

00:10:44.520 as early in the career

00:10:45.940 as you tell our audience.

00:10:47.980 Since you started with a bang,

00:10:50.480 where's your focus?

00:10:51.460 What's the center of gravity

00:10:52.460 when you look at your time

00:10:55.020 in the House

00:10:55.540 and the House of Representatives?

00:10:57.080 What's your big focus?

00:10:58.580 What are the issues

00:10:59.280 that you think

00:10:59.860 are the most important

00:11:00.580 for the American people?

00:11:02.780 Well, for me,

00:11:04.040 the ones that I focus on up here

00:11:05.700 are financial regulatory issues.

00:11:08.580 I think those are critical,

00:11:09.740 I think,

00:11:10.100 for our financial system.

00:11:11.120 So much of what happens

00:11:12.680 in our economy

00:11:13.340 is based upon capital

00:11:14.540 being able to freely move.

00:11:16.840 You know,

00:11:17.020 it's not the sexy stuff

00:11:18.320 like border security.

00:11:19.440 Like,

00:11:19.840 I got colleagues

00:11:20.520 that really focus

00:11:21.400 on those policies,

00:11:22.860 and they do a great job,

00:11:24.440 but I just want to make sure

00:11:25.100 that our economy

00:11:25.980 continues to be that engine.

00:11:28.380 A policy focus of mine

00:11:29.660 that really came up

00:11:31.200 because I was looking

00:11:31.860 at ESG policy

00:11:33.040 and all the crazy stuff

00:11:35.200 from the radical left

00:11:36.180 is nuclear.

00:11:38.020 In my office,

00:11:38.780 we do a lot of nuclear policy work,

00:11:40.540 very focused on that.

00:11:41.660 But I'll tell you,

00:11:43.400 even the reason

00:11:44.020 I ran for Congress

00:11:45.020 was about really pushing

00:11:46.300 the message

00:11:46.840 of what conservatism

00:11:47.960 really is

00:11:49.200 and not listening

00:11:50.180 to what the media pundits say.

00:11:52.440 And so,

00:11:53.020 you know,

00:11:53.240 I told a colleague of mine,

00:11:54.640 like the CNN town hall stuff

00:11:56.340 I did the other day

00:11:57.140 that you were playing

00:11:57.800 at the top,

00:11:59.220 that's some of the stuff

00:12:00.720 I wanted to do

00:12:01.560 coming to Congress

00:12:02.420 and using the platform

00:12:04.880 of a congressional office

00:12:06.540 to share conservatism

00:12:08.240 with all Americans.

00:12:09.180 So sometimes it means

00:12:10.460 you go into hostile territory,

00:12:12.160 but that's okay

00:12:13.400 because the messages

00:12:14.500 I receive,

00:12:15.700 you know,

00:12:16.020 outside of media,

00:12:16.840 I think are really helpful

00:12:18.300 in delivering that.

00:12:19.620 I want to go to that.

00:12:21.000 I know we're jammed

00:12:21.720 for a time,

00:12:22.040 but I got to go to that

00:12:22.620 because people don't understand

00:12:23.640 in the moment

00:12:24.460 how hard it is,

00:12:25.860 not just to keep your composure,

00:12:27.880 but to have a command.

00:12:28.900 You totally controlled that.

00:12:30.540 You totally commanded that.

00:12:31.540 And I tell people,

00:12:32.360 you can't coach that.

00:12:33.840 That is a natural talent

00:12:35.340 to be able to bring it

00:12:36.200 in the moment.

00:12:36.640 Walk us through,

00:12:37.260 and you had a panel of nine

00:12:39.120 and these were all heavy hitters.

00:12:40.920 They were all,

00:12:41.540 and I'm sitting there

00:12:42.020 watching live.

00:12:42.700 I go,

00:12:42.880 oh my God,

00:12:43.400 here we go now.

00:12:45.040 All of them,

00:12:46.080 boom,

00:12:46.680 right there

00:12:47.160 and you blew it out of the water.

00:12:49.120 Talk to us about it.

00:12:49.880 When you made that decision,

00:12:51.640 hey,

00:12:51.880 I'm coming in hot.

00:12:53.420 Talk to us about that.

00:12:55.660 Well,

00:12:56.160 honestly,

00:12:56.640 that really came out

00:12:57.680 of my time as an activist.

00:12:59.100 Like I got started in politics

00:13:00.520 about a decade ago,

00:13:02.080 Tea Party activist.

00:13:03.900 And so on the panel,

00:13:05.480 I went last.

00:13:06.040 I'm kind of glad I went last

00:13:07.340 because I was listening

00:13:08.320 to their punditry.

00:13:10.260 And frankly,

00:13:10.660 I was just getting pissed off

00:13:11.780 because I heard

00:13:13.000 a completely different town hall

00:13:14.300 than they heard.

00:13:15.700 And I just wanted

00:13:16.420 to set the record straight

00:13:17.440 and really speak to it

00:13:18.400 like a normal citizen would,

00:13:19.960 not as a member of Congress,

00:13:21.280 not as somebody

00:13:21.860 who's trying to maintain

00:13:23.260 all the right views

00:13:24.380 and all the right words,

00:13:25.780 but bringing that passion

00:13:27.120 that so many Americans feel

00:13:28.680 when they hear

00:13:29.620 these political debates on TV

00:13:31.720 or they hear

00:13:32.800 the punditry class on TV.

00:13:34.460 So that's how I responded.

00:13:36.220 In terms of like

00:13:37.240 going back and forth,

00:13:38.680 I mean,

00:13:39.040 like I'm a sports junkie.

00:13:40.560 I argue about sports

00:13:41.660 all the time with friends

00:13:42.800 and stuff like that.

00:13:43.960 So it's kind of taking

00:13:44.760 a little bit of that

00:13:45.500 and bringing it to politics

00:13:46.620 and really just engaging.

00:13:48.460 But the biggest thing overall

00:13:49.460 is you have to know

00:13:50.760 your information

00:13:51.420 and you cannot be afraid

00:13:52.900 when they push back.

00:13:54.240 They're going to try

00:13:54.920 to push back on you.

00:13:56.020 You kind of have to go in

00:13:56.940 knowing that

00:13:57.660 and you have to be prepared

00:13:59.480 to deal with the pushback

00:14:00.880 and have the courage

00:14:01.860 of your convictions

00:14:02.720 to continue to go forward.

00:14:04.840 And that's what I did

00:14:05.860 and I'm glad it worked out.

00:14:09.640 Congressman,

00:14:10.200 it was a master class.

00:14:11.580 We thank you.

00:14:12.160 We know you're incredibly busy,

00:14:13.340 particularly on today

00:14:13.980 of all days.

00:14:14.980 Could you just give us

00:14:16.200 your social media

00:14:17.060 and your website?

00:14:18.140 Where do people go

00:14:18.760 and find out more about you?

00:14:19.860 Because like I said,

00:14:21.160 very few individuals

00:14:22.200 are ever nominated

00:14:23.300 to be Speaker of the House.

00:14:25.320 And I don't think

00:14:26.160 anyone's ever been nominated

00:14:27.320 in the early stages

00:14:28.920 of the career like you have.

00:14:29.860 So as a former Tea Party activist,

00:14:33.060 folks could not be more excited

00:14:34.800 about having you in the House

00:14:36.000 and having you in leadership.

00:14:37.440 Where do they go

00:14:38.100 to get more about you?

00:14:39.820 Everything is at Byron Donalds.

00:14:41.640 Follow me there.

00:14:42.900 Facebook, you know,

00:14:43.600 Twitter, all that kind of stuff.

00:14:45.720 Website, ByronDonalds.com.

00:14:47.380 I try to keep it simple.

00:14:50.760 Congressman Donalds,

00:14:51.640 honor to have you on here.

00:14:52.580 Keep fighting.

00:14:54.160 All right.

00:14:54.700 Hey, listen, thank you, Steve.

00:14:57.840 Thanks, brother.

00:14:58.440 That is a watch that young man.

00:15:02.100 That is incredibly impressive

00:15:03.420 what he did at CNN

00:15:04.300 and just everything

00:15:05.120 when he presents himself

00:15:06.160 and the issues he takes on.

00:15:07.400 He's not out.

00:15:09.000 One thing's about Donalds.

00:15:10.380 It's very important

00:15:11.100 on this nuclear power.

00:15:12.200 Look, if we're going to get

00:15:13.120 really sustainable energy

00:15:15.180 in the future,

00:15:16.400 it's going to be based

00:15:17.100 upon nuclear power.

00:15:18.120 And you see a guy like Donalds

00:15:19.300 that goes and does

00:15:20.260 the hard issues.

00:15:21.180 The capital markets,

00:15:22.320 the regulatory,

00:15:23.040 absolutely essential

00:15:24.040 for a robust economy.

00:15:25.780 This is what's so impressive

00:15:27.440 he can step into the breach

00:15:29.980 in CNN

00:15:30.720 in the moment that accounts.

00:15:33.400 But he's also a workhorse.

00:15:34.520 He's not just a show horse.

00:15:35.600 Not a guy just doing cable TV

00:15:36.880 to do it all the time.

00:15:38.420 A real hard worker.

00:15:40.200 Let's go to Mark Mitchell.

00:15:42.160 Mark at Rasmussen.

00:15:44.380 Another poll today

00:15:45.580 that kind of,

00:15:46.180 I had my jaw drop.

00:15:47.980 Trying to get you

00:15:48.620 in the morning show,

00:15:49.240 but we had to cut

00:15:49.920 to the McCarthy.

00:15:51.500 Walk us through this.

00:15:52.820 These poll numbers

00:15:54.100 are stunning.

00:15:55.500 So can you walk,

00:15:56.480 just take it from the top

00:15:57.380 and walk me through it?

00:15:59.640 Yeah, the top line is

00:16:01.200 in our polling,

00:16:02.640 Ron DeSantis' numbers

00:16:03.880 are worse than

00:16:04.920 they've ever been

00:16:05.600 and they're going

00:16:06.320 in the wrong direction

00:16:07.200 for him.

00:16:08.100 So we've been testing

00:16:09.880 primary matchups

00:16:11.160 on and off

00:16:11.840 for the last couple months

00:16:12.900 and it had been a while

00:16:14.380 since we did Republicans.

00:16:15.860 So we did it again

00:16:17.020 and we threw everybody

00:16:18.860 at the respondents.

00:16:20.480 So we included

00:16:21.240 Donald Trump,

00:16:22.200 Ron DeSantis,

00:16:23.020 Mike Pence,

00:16:23.960 Nikki Haley,

00:16:24.560 Vivek Ramaswamy

00:16:25.940 and Asa Hutchinson

00:16:26.940 as well as

00:16:27.520 some other candidate

00:16:28.220 and Donald Trump

00:16:29.980 beats Ron DeSantis

00:16:31.000 62 to 17%.

00:16:33.840 Ron DeSantis

00:16:35.100 is 17%

00:16:35.980 the lowest

00:16:36.440 we've ever had

00:16:37.040 in a poll.

00:16:37.860 That Trump's 62%

00:16:38.980 is the highest

00:16:39.620 it's been

00:16:40.040 in a really long time

00:16:41.200 and DeSantis

00:16:42.100 is doing worse

00:16:42.720 among Republicans

00:16:43.460 than even

00:16:44.480 Bobby Kennedy

00:16:45.540 is doing among Democrats.

00:16:47.100 So really not great.

00:16:49.040 The last time we asked

00:16:49.900 it was back in February

00:16:50.900 right after Nikki Haley

00:16:52.700 had announced

00:16:53.280 and among Republicans

00:16:54.480 Trump took home

00:16:55.580 52% of the vote.

00:16:57.120 DeSantis did 24% there

00:16:58.880 and he'd actually

00:16:59.680 gotten up in the mid-30s

00:17:01.300 in Republicans.

00:17:02.800 Now I'm looking back

00:17:03.720 at the last couple months

00:17:04.760 and I'm really starting

00:17:05.700 to get a feel

00:17:06.720 that this whole thing

00:17:07.740 about DeSantis

00:17:08.360 really wasn't about

00:17:09.780 his ability

00:17:10.880 as a candidate

00:17:11.580 you know

00:17:12.840 to really compete

00:17:13.580 with Trump.

00:17:14.360 It was more about

00:17:15.140 Trump himself.

00:17:16.500 So the worst

00:17:17.040 Trump did

00:17:17.720 was in the beginning

00:17:18.640 of February

00:17:19.240 not long

00:17:20.040 after the fight

00:17:21.260 for speakership

00:17:22.520 and Trump

00:17:23.900 still beat DeSantis

00:17:24.780 among Republicans

00:17:25.560 but it was close

00:17:26.520 it was in the teens

00:17:27.400 and now he's opened up

00:17:28.860 essentially a 45 point

00:17:30.180 lead among Republicans

00:17:31.160 it's just going

00:17:32.400 in the wrong direction

00:17:33.260 and from the reports

00:17:34.200 I'm hearing

00:17:34.740 DeSantis is taking

00:17:36.200 in a lot of money

00:17:37.020 presumably

00:17:37.820 they're spending

00:17:38.620 that on consultants

00:17:39.500 and a lot of polling

00:17:40.440 and they can't like

00:17:41.620 these numbers

00:17:42.220 they've seen.

00:17:43.620 But even just outside

00:17:44.680 of the Republican circles

00:17:45.780 at an all likely

00:17:46.740 voter level

00:17:47.720 we ask these questions

00:17:48.740 of all likely voters

00:17:49.680 as well

00:17:50.120 and the story there

00:17:51.520 isn't great either

00:17:52.360 so President Trump

00:17:53.520 among all voters

00:17:54.500 and of course

00:17:55.000 not all voters

00:17:56.020 are going to vote

00:17:56.540 in the Republican primary

00:17:57.640 but it gives you a feel

00:17:58.780 for really how

00:18:00.300 that person would do

00:18:01.300 generally

00:18:01.860 at the national level

00:18:03.060 in a general

00:18:04.040 Trump takes 37%

00:18:06.240 of the vote

00:18:06.800 and DeSantis

00:18:07.560 is only getting 14.

00:18:09.480 Now that 14 is higher

00:18:10.540 than any of the other

00:18:11.600 Republican candidates

00:18:12.580 but it's still not great.

00:18:15.020 So two weeks ago

00:18:15.900 we asked about

00:18:16.820 Kennedy versus Biden

00:18:18.020 and all the other Democrats

00:18:20.220 and Kennedy almost tied Biden

00:18:23.240 essentially 35% to 36%.

00:18:26.060 And back when we asked

00:18:27.400 about Nikki Haley

00:18:28.260 in a question like this

00:18:29.220 she got 25%.

00:18:30.560 So if you take

00:18:31.480 those five candidates

00:18:32.360 and rank them

00:18:32.980 at a national level

00:18:33.860 DeSantis comes in

00:18:35.040 a pretty distant

00:18:35.780 fifth place.

00:18:36.940 So even at the national stage

00:18:38.780 he really isn't

00:18:40.740 as much of an item

00:18:41.640 as those other

00:18:42.380 four candidates.

00:18:45.240 Hold on.

00:18:45.840 Hang on.

00:18:46.260 And walk me through

00:18:46.960 I mean

00:18:47.740 is this

00:18:49.680 likely voters

00:18:51.560 is this likely voters

00:18:53.240 or just the general

00:18:53.900 Republican thing

00:18:55.040 because these numbers

00:18:55.900 are kind of jaw dropping

00:18:56.900 so I want to make sure

00:18:57.580 that we take a second

00:18:58.340 to break it down

00:18:59.100 because when I saw

00:19:00.100 the poll

00:19:00.540 you got it to me early

00:19:01.640 it blew me away.

00:19:03.220 Is this just registered

00:19:04.100 voters or likely voters?

00:19:07.060 Rasmussen

00:19:07.460 we really believe

00:19:08.360 in the likely voter model

00:19:09.420 so pretty much

00:19:10.060 everything political

00:19:10.840 that we run

00:19:11.420 is going to be likely voters

00:19:12.460 and that just means

00:19:13.580 we ask somebody

00:19:14.660 how likely

00:19:15.260 are you going to vote?

00:19:16.720 Now we also had a question

00:19:18.020 how likely

00:19:18.560 are you going to vote

00:19:19.300 in the Republican

00:19:20.020 presidential primary

00:19:21.200 and I was pretty astounded

00:19:22.300 at how high

00:19:23.300 that number was

00:19:24.160 now we know

00:19:24.760 half of America

00:19:25.520 has somewhat

00:19:26.200 open primary states

00:19:27.340 but even among people

00:19:29.540 that say

00:19:29.900 they're very likely

00:19:31.060 to vote

00:19:31.740 in the Republican

00:19:32.900 primaries

00:19:33.880 Trump is still

00:19:35.020 beating DeSantis

00:19:35.580 53 to 18 percent

00:19:37.160 really any way

00:19:38.420 you cut these numbers

00:19:39.400 DeSantis loses to Trump

00:19:41.220 there's not one

00:19:42.220 single demographic

00:19:43.320 where DeSantis

00:19:43.900 does better than Trump

00:19:45.000 except among

00:19:45.880 self-identified liberals

00:19:47.920 and he beats Trump

00:19:49.040 by one point

00:19:49.920 so it's really

00:19:51.620 just across the board

00:19:52.720 and again

00:19:53.660 the tables did shift

00:19:55.240 towards DeSantis

00:19:56.360 back in the end

00:19:57.980 of January

00:19:58.520 the early

00:19:59.200 you know

00:20:00.080 early February

00:20:00.840 but with Trump

00:20:02.040 out there on the stump

00:20:02.960 with him doing town halls

00:20:04.320 and getting the right

00:20:05.400 kind of press

00:20:06.200 I think that's what

00:20:06.860 really moved it

00:20:07.540 it's nothing DeSantis did

00:20:08.740 I'm going to be blunt

00:20:11.680 this started

00:20:12.780 I can go back

00:20:13.520 and track to the

00:20:14.100 exactly when it started

00:20:14.840 it was East Palestine

00:20:15.940 when Trump went

00:20:17.220 to East Palestine

00:20:17.940 and DeSantis

00:20:19.020 didn't

00:20:19.620 not just DeSantis

00:20:20.420 didn't

00:20:21.460 really

00:20:21.820 DeSantis can't

00:20:23.300 and that's the

00:20:24.620 key point

00:20:25.280 that was the beginning

00:20:26.020 of Trump

00:20:26.460 and then he had

00:20:26.920 the CNN

00:20:27.280 I just want to make

00:20:28.100 sure I go through here

00:20:28.800 you had DeSantis

00:20:30.340 at one time

00:20:31.260 in the same thing

00:20:32.580 with likely voters

00:20:33.480 and I think likely

00:20:34.360 is the much better way

00:20:35.540 and I disagree

00:20:36.460 with people

00:20:36.920 that just either

00:20:37.620 don't do either

00:20:38.240 registered voters

00:20:39.020 who get a lot

00:20:39.580 of misreads

00:20:40.620 on polling

00:20:41.120 that people just

00:20:41.660 do Americans

00:20:42.400 or American citizens

00:20:43.680 are even registered

00:20:44.480 here you're getting

00:20:45.420 people that are

00:20:46.020 kind of focused

00:20:46.700 and are actually

00:20:47.400 going to be relevant

00:20:48.100 it's cheaper

00:20:49.640 to do registered

00:20:50.340 voter polling

00:20:51.000 off cycle

00:20:51.660 so there is that

00:20:53.180 that's why people

00:20:53.920 do it for sure

00:20:55.120 so he went

00:20:57.000 from 30

00:20:57.520 he's gone

00:20:58.000 from 37%

00:20:59.300 to 17%

00:21:01.540 in essentially

00:21:03.080 100 days

00:21:03.960 January

00:21:04.260 February

00:21:04.680 March

00:21:05.060 April

00:21:05.380 a little over

00:21:06.580 100 days

00:21:07.060 a little over

00:21:07.480 100 days

00:21:08.280 essentially 100 days

00:21:09.920 he's gone

00:21:10.340 from 37%

00:21:11.560 it's

00:21:12.700 it's

00:21:13.140 in your history

00:21:14.700 as a pollster

00:21:15.540 would you define

00:21:17.220 that as a collapse

00:21:18.160 yeah

00:21:20.200 it's

00:21:20.660 it's 100%

00:21:21.640 a collapse

00:21:22.200 but you know

00:21:23.180 on the flip side

00:21:23.940 Trump is

00:21:25.060 screaming

00:21:25.920 doing great

00:21:26.600 right now

00:21:27.080 and maybe

00:21:27.540 I mean

00:21:28.220 Trump is pulling

00:21:29.160 the votes

00:21:29.620 from DeSantis

00:21:30.400 you know

00:21:32.620 maybe DeSantis

00:21:33.440 didn't earn

00:21:34.140 those respondents

00:21:35.300 really to begin

00:21:36.100 with

00:21:36.440 I think that

00:21:37.820 he

00:21:38.220 and again

00:21:39.080 we've talked

00:21:39.540 about this

00:21:40.140 Republicans

00:21:40.840 do like

00:21:41.660 Ron DeSantis

00:21:42.240 he's a

00:21:43.220 Trump substitute

00:21:44.280 he's not a

00:21:45.500 Trump replacement

00:21:46.140 and I'll give you

00:21:47.800 one more

00:21:48.200 that's really

00:21:48.580 fascinating

00:21:49.060 so back

00:21:49.640 in February

00:21:50.180 of 2022

00:21:50.960 we asked

00:21:51.720 a very similar

00:21:52.320 question

00:21:52.760 this is what

00:21:53.640 I like to call

00:21:54.180 the Republican

00:21:54.720 clown car

00:21:55.320 we literally

00:21:55.820 threw every

00:21:56.360 candidate

00:21:56.720 at these people

00:21:57.520 Cheney

00:21:58.240 Cruz

00:21:58.580 DeSantis

00:21:59.000 Haley

00:21:59.440 you know

00:22:00.820 Pence

00:22:01.340 Pompeo

00:22:02.160 and back

00:22:03.560 then

00:22:04.060 over a year

00:22:05.360 ago

00:22:05.740 Trump beat

00:22:07.360 DeSantis

00:22:07.760 47%

00:22:08.960 to 20%

00:22:10.320 and so here

00:22:11.320 we are

00:22:11.860 over a year

00:22:12.860 later

00:22:13.200 presumably

00:22:13.660 with a lot

00:22:14.880 of major

00:22:15.900 news media

00:22:16.820 attention

00:22:17.260 for DeSantis

00:22:17.860 a huge

00:22:19.040 election win

00:22:19.920 and you know

00:22:21.020 foreign trips

00:22:21.960 and all these

00:22:22.460 other things

00:22:23.000 and he's

00:22:23.880 polling worse

00:22:24.560 among Republicans

00:22:25.440 than he was

00:22:26.220 over a year ago

00:22:27.120 he's down

00:22:28.020 three points

00:22:28.560 from there

00:22:30.020 so he's

00:22:30.760 even on

00:22:31.120 a national

00:22:31.840 stage

00:22:32.380 even when

00:22:32.920 you ask

00:22:33.800 all likely

00:22:34.380 voters

00:22:34.760 back then

00:22:36.620 Trump was

00:22:37.200 beating

00:22:37.460 DeSantis

00:22:37.840 30 to

00:22:38.960 14%

00:22:39.660 and today

00:22:40.420 DeSantis

00:22:41.160 is still

00:22:41.600 at 14%

00:22:42.520 so Trump's

00:22:43.340 gained

00:22:43.660 seven points

00:22:44.400 among all

00:22:45.040 voters

00:22:45.380 and DeSantis

00:22:46.300 is flat

00:22:47.260 in about

00:22:48.360 15 month

00:22:49.360 time period

00:22:49.900 but look

00:22:52.180 I love

00:22:52.520 I like

00:22:52.960 what Governor

00:22:53.500 DeSantis

00:22:53.740 has done

00:22:54.020 in Florida

00:22:54.380 but I said

00:22:54.900 I'm not

00:22:55.240 sure it's

00:22:55.500 going to

00:22:55.700 translate

00:22:56.000 right now

00:22:56.440 that's why

00:22:56.820 he should

00:22:57.100 finish his

00:22:57.580 term

00:22:57.820 and be

00:22:58.320 as great

00:22:58.640 a governor

00:22:58.960 as possible

00:22:59.460 but I

00:23:00.360 believe

00:23:00.680 the more

00:23:01.120 that you

00:23:01.600 see him

00:23:02.000 and I

00:23:02.200 think he's

00:23:02.500 making

00:23:02.740 tremendous

00:23:03.360 missteps

00:23:03.820 because of

00:23:04.380 these

00:23:04.540 consultants

00:23:05.080 and the

00:23:06.000 big money

00:23:06.400 the big

00:23:07.140 money

00:23:07.400 does not

00:23:08.640 care about

00:23:08.960 Ron DeSantis

00:23:09.520 they care

00:23:10.420 about stopping

00:23:10.980 Trump

00:23:11.320 and they've

00:23:12.060 used Governor

00:23:12.880 DeSantis

00:23:13.340 and I've

00:23:13.860 said from

00:23:14.200 the beginning

00:23:14.580 as soon as

00:23:15.120 he's used

00:23:15.560 up and

00:23:16.000 these numbers

00:23:16.820 are getting

00:23:18.000 there because

00:23:18.380 this is a

00:23:18.780 collapse

00:23:19.220 and not

00:23:20.120 just that

00:23:20.480 this is a

00:23:20.940 collapse

00:23:21.380 the undercard

00:23:22.680 when you

00:23:23.000 really look

00:23:23.400 at the

00:23:23.720 reasons why

00:23:24.660 you can't

00:23:25.280 turn this

00:23:25.640 around

00:23:25.900 because the

00:23:26.920 more they

00:23:27.260 see you

00:23:27.880 it's not

00:23:28.580 going to

00:23:28.840 all said

00:23:29.280 oh yeah

00:23:29.620 I didn't

00:23:29.900 see that

00:23:30.200 aspect of

00:23:30.760 it

00:23:30.840 this is

00:23:31.260 called

00:23:31.800 being weighed

00:23:32.340 and measured

00:23:32.820 and found

00:23:33.640 wanting

00:23:34.060 that's

00:23:34.600 that's the

00:23:35.120 headline

00:23:36.400 poll

00:23:36.660 mark

00:23:37.540 incredible

00:23:38.140 work

00:23:38.700 how do

00:23:39.400 people get

00:23:39.900 to you

00:23:40.180 how do

00:23:40.440 they get

00:23:40.600 to understand

00:23:41.100 YouTube's

00:23:42.120 giving you

00:23:42.460 a rumble

00:23:42.860 you got a

00:23:43.280 new rumble

00:23:43.940 site

00:23:44.280 walk people

00:23:45.020 through how

00:23:45.360 they get

00:23:45.600 to the

00:23:45.800 Rasmussen

00:23:46.180 polling

00:23:46.580 yeah we'd

00:23:47.940 love to

00:23:48.200 have you

00:23:48.540 to sign

00:23:48.900 up either

00:23:49.440 on YouTube

00:23:49.960 or rumble

00:23:50.520 either one

00:23:51.080 works you're

00:23:51.580 going to get

00:23:51.820 the same

00:23:52.180 videos and

00:23:53.020 we're on

00:23:53.540 true social

00:23:54.240 and getter

00:23:55.160 but I really

00:23:56.180 want to make

00:23:56.580 a pitch for

00:23:57.060 people to

00:23:57.520 come to

00:23:58.300 our Twitter

00:23:58.760 account

00:23:59.240 Rasmussen

00:23:59.760 underscore

00:24:00.180 poll I

00:24:01.180 know a lot

00:24:01.600 of your

00:24:01.800 audience may

00:24:02.360 not be on

00:24:02.880 Twitter

00:24:03.160 but you

00:24:04.880 might not

00:24:05.280 know this

00:24:05.800 just recently

00:24:06.580 a big

00:24:07.080 conversation

00:24:07.580 on Twitter

00:24:08.020 has been

00:24:08.600 this study

00:24:09.620 that was

00:24:09.980 done in

00:24:10.760 coordination

00:24:11.220 with Cornell

00:24:11.900 University

00:24:12.480 and the

00:24:12.800 Technion

00:24:13.680 in Israel

00:24:14.220 and they

00:24:14.860 ranked the

00:24:15.640 10,000

00:24:16.580 highest

00:24:17.220 spreaders

00:24:18.100 of quote

00:24:18.520 election

00:24:19.000 misinformation

00:24:19.760 during the

00:24:20.700 2020 cycle

00:24:21.640 and Rasmussen

00:24:22.600 reports Twitter

00:24:23.640 feed ranked

00:24:24.220 42nd on the

00:24:25.600 list of

00:24:25.920 10,000

00:24:26.480 now of course

00:24:27.440 we're very

00:24:27.920 careful to only

00:24:28.700 share primary

00:24:29.460 source material

00:24:30.340 data out of

00:24:31.720 local

00:24:32.300 investigations

00:24:32.960 into electoral

00:24:34.160 irregularities

00:24:35.120 and things

00:24:35.840 that have

00:24:36.180 meat

00:24:36.460 at a

00:24:36.740 national

00:24:37.060 scale

00:24:37.460 like

00:24:37.840 2000

00:24:38.380 mules

00:24:38.840 and like

00:24:39.320 true to

00:24:39.640 the vote

00:24:39.900 so we're

00:24:40.900 out there

00:24:41.280 spreading

00:24:41.680 information

00:24:42.280 that we

00:24:42.600 think is

00:24:42.880 important

00:24:43.160 because as

00:24:43.680 pollsters

00:24:44.080 we need

00:24:44.440 to know

00:24:44.820 if there

00:24:45.180 is election

00:24:45.660 fraud

00:24:46.020 so we're

00:24:47.600 making waves

00:24:48.440 there and

00:24:48.940 if people

00:24:49.940 like that

00:24:50.480 really appreciate

00:24:51.280 a follow

00:24:51.660 on Twitter

00:24:52.060 we will

00:24:54.660 definitely get

00:24:55.760 everybody that's

00:24:56.440 on Twitter

00:24:56.820 we want them

00:24:57.360 to follow

00:24:57.720 Rasmussen

00:24:58.080 on Twitter

00:24:58.660 Mark Mitchell

00:24:59.240 thank you

00:24:59.620 very much

00:25:00.040 honored to

00:25:00.400 have you on

00:25:00.740 here

00:25:00.880 great analysis

00:25:01.860 my pleasure

00:25:03.240 shocking

00:25:03.780 shocking

00:25:06.100 if you're

00:25:06.740 a DeSantis

00:25:07.340 fan

00:25:07.920 let me

00:25:08.440 I want to

00:25:08.820 bring in

00:25:09.180 Carly Bonet

00:25:09.860 Carly runs

00:25:10.860 Midnight

00:25:11.460 a writer

00:25:12.060 Carly

00:25:12.580 you've done

00:25:13.700 such an

00:25:14.060 incredible job

00:25:14.760 you are

00:25:15.340 a true

00:25:15.620 news junkie

00:25:16.320 how many

00:25:16.660 hours a

00:25:17.120 day

00:25:17.400 are you

00:25:18.340 following

00:25:18.660 the news

00:25:19.080 ma'am

00:25:19.400 oh boy

00:25:23.080 I never

00:25:24.120 put a time

00:25:24.820 limit on it

00:25:25.520 sometimes I'll

00:25:26.180 wake up in

00:25:26.640 the middle

00:25:26.920 of the night

00:25:27.440 and you know

00:25:28.160 something tells

00:25:28.900 me go look

00:25:29.560 at this

00:25:30.160 and I post

00:25:31.200 it

00:25:31.460 but I do

00:25:32.180 get sleep

00:25:32.720 I'm good

00:25:33.600 maybe

00:25:34.560 11

00:25:36.400 12 hours

00:25:37.200 a day

00:25:37.700 what do you

00:25:40.620 we got about a

00:25:41.580 minute here

00:25:42.080 and I'm gonna

00:25:42.420 hold you through

00:25:42.800 the break

00:25:43.220 what are the

00:25:43.900 news

00:25:44.100 you go

00:25:44.780 and you're

00:25:45.160 pulling great

00:25:45.640 videos all the

00:25:46.220 time

00:25:46.400 what are the

00:25:46.740 new sources

00:25:47.240 that you're

00:25:47.760 going to

00:25:48.160 to pull

00:25:48.540 all these

00:25:48.940 great

00:25:49.300 videos

00:25:49.880 and all

00:25:50.400 the great

00:25:50.780 articles

00:25:51.380 you're

00:25:51.580 putting up

00:25:51.960 well

00:25:53.840 you of

00:25:54.580 course

00:25:55.040 over on

00:25:55.780 Getter

00:25:56.160 you can put

00:25:57.240 the articles

00:25:57.820 up

00:25:58.100 but I

00:25:59.080 watch a lot

00:25:59.700 of Fox

00:26:00.140 and people

00:26:00.980 do depend

00:26:02.260 on that

00:26:02.620 because a lot

00:26:03.200 of people

00:26:03.560 have cut

00:26:03.920 the cable

00:26:04.500 to Fox

00:26:05.680 and there's

00:26:07.340 people

00:26:08.120 on my

00:26:09.340 Midnight Rider

00:26:10.460 chat

00:26:10.940 that are from

00:26:11.720 other countries

00:26:12.600 and they

00:26:13.480 appreciate the

00:26:14.240 Fox clips

00:26:14.820 where a lot

00:26:15.240 of people

00:26:15.560 say stop

00:26:16.180 watching Fox

00:26:16.860 you yourself

00:26:17.740 say stop

00:26:18.340 watching Fox

00:26:19.080 but I want

00:26:20.380 to see the

00:26:21.040 other side

00:26:21.860 you know

00:26:22.360 you gotta know

00:26:23.440 what's going

00:26:23.920 on there

00:26:24.400 they are a

00:26:25.020 major news

00:26:25.620 source

00:26:26.080 so I

00:26:27.500 know I'm

00:26:27.940 bad

00:26:28.240 I know

00:26:28.580 you get

00:26:28.920 mad

00:26:29.160 if you

00:26:29.420 stop

00:26:29.680 watching Fox

00:26:30.420 but I'm

00:26:30.740 gonna do

00:26:31.280 it

00:26:31.520 because I'm

00:26:32.200 familiar with

00:26:32.960 it and

00:26:33.380 Jesse's still

00:26:34.140 great

00:26:34.600 you know

00:26:36.340 there's good

00:26:36.860 people there

00:26:37.460 just hang

00:26:40.160 on for one

00:26:40.500 second

00:26:40.680 I'm gonna go

00:26:40.980 through a

00:26:41.300 short commercial

00:26:42.140 break

00:26:42.540 Carly

00:26:43.380 Bonet is

00:26:44.260 with us

00:26:44.600 from the

00:26:44.840 Midnight Rider

00:26:45.440 they're a

00:26:46.280 fabulous source

00:26:47.400 I'm on there

00:26:48.220 all the time

00:26:49.100 watching all the

00:26:50.480 clips she's

00:26:50.880 putting up

00:26:51.300 although she

00:26:51.940 does put up

00:26:52.520 these Fox

00:26:53.020 clips from

00:26:53.920 time to

00:26:54.240 time

00:26:54.420 she gets

00:26:54.740 the great

00:26:55.520 Jesse Waters

00:26:56.160 and Judge

00:26:56.580 Janine

00:26:56.800 and all the

00:26:57.100 great folks

00:26:57.680 there's a lot

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00:26:58.840 short commercial

00:26:59.940 break

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00:33:41.960 someone accused

00:33:43.780 me of having

00:33:44.720 a team

00:33:45.460 but it's

00:33:46.480 basically me

00:33:47.340 and three

00:33:47.880 phones and I

00:33:48.740 have some

00:33:49.120 great admins

00:33:50.080 that helped

00:33:50.500 me out but

00:33:51.020 this all came

00:33:52.280 about on

00:33:52.980 telegram because

00:33:53.980 I was

00:33:55.120 continuously

00:33:55.940 taken down

00:33:57.480 from Twitter

00:33:58.180 then

00:33:59.800 then

00:33:59.820 parlor

00:34:00.700 was

00:34:01.600 demolished

00:34:02.760 and I

00:34:04.180 like doing

00:34:04.860 videos

00:34:05.780 that's my

00:34:06.360 my favorite

00:34:07.040 thing to do

00:34:07.580 ripping videos

00:34:08.340 sometimes I'll

00:34:09.020 add music

00:34:09.720 or you know

00:34:10.560 edit them

00:34:11.920 and

00:34:13.180 telegram

00:34:14.880 was the

00:34:15.480 fastest to

00:34:16.220 upload

00:34:16.620 and a

00:34:17.060 friend of

00:34:17.500 mine

00:34:17.820 saw that

00:34:18.860 my voice

00:34:19.820 was gone

00:34:20.400 and there

00:34:21.720 was nowhere

00:34:22.140 to go

00:34:22.520 there wasn't

00:34:23.060 getter yet

00:34:23.720 there wasn't

00:34:24.460 truth social

00:34:25.260 where am I

00:34:26.200 gonna go

00:34:26.760 and they

00:34:27.640 made me

00:34:28.460 a telegram

00:34:29.260 account

00:34:29.860 a very

00:34:31.220 dear friend

00:34:31.800 from the

00:34:32.160 Keystone

00:34:32.640 channel

00:34:33.160 so once

00:34:34.800 I started

00:34:35.320 that it

00:34:35.800 just grew

00:34:36.540 and everyone

00:34:37.180 remembered me

00:34:38.140 and my

00:34:38.940 famous

00:34:39.480 cackle they

00:34:40.420 call it

00:34:40.880 it's a much

00:34:41.640 better cackle

00:34:42.400 than Kamala

00:34:43.020 Harris I have

00:34:43.740 to admit

00:34:44.180 because I

00:34:45.460 think hers

00:34:45.900 is a little

00:34:46.360 phony where

00:34:47.000 mine's just

00:34:47.640 real belly

00:34:48.540 laugh but I

00:34:49.740 was known for

00:34:50.520 laughing at

00:34:51.340 the TV on

00:34:52.380 Twitter and

00:34:53.440 I went viral

00:34:54.260 a couple

00:34:54.720 times and

00:34:55.240 they took

00:34:55.860 down my

00:34:56.320 account I

00:34:57.640 was supposed

00:34:58.120 to be on

00:34:58.860 Jesse Waters

00:34:59.720 my pin

00:35:02.300 tweet now

00:35:03.060 that I have

00:35:03.660 a new

00:35:04.240 account shows

00:35:05.700 the video of

00:35:06.620 when Jesse

00:35:07.640 Waters had

00:35:08.460 on a dog

00:35:09.960 trainer and

00:35:11.860 he said just

00:35:12.560 a PSA

00:35:13.360 Jesse Epstein

00:35:14.860 didn't kill

00:35:15.440 himself and I

00:35:16.140 filmed the TV

00:35:17.340 while this was

00:35:18.040 happening and I

00:35:19.080 laughed out loud

00:35:19.980 and it went

00:35:20.580 like mega

00:35:21.380 viral that

00:35:22.560 Jesse Waters

00:35:23.400 actually DM'd

00:35:24.720 me on Twitter

00:35:25.460 and said I'd

00:35:26.560 like to have

00:35:27.040 you on the

00:35:27.540 show well

00:35:28.500 after about

00:35:29.160 18 million

00:35:30.020 views they

00:35:31.220 took down

00:35:31.700 my account

00:35:32.320 no warning

00:35:33.840 no reason

00:35:34.620 just don't

00:35:35.560 you're gone

00:35:36.620 and I was

00:35:38.560 heartbroken and

00:35:39.820 I tried a couple

00:35:40.740 accounts after

00:35:41.460 that and they

00:35:41.920 just kept

00:35:42.340 taking me

00:35:42.900 down and

00:35:44.340 that's when

00:35:46.040 Telegram happened

00:35:47.020 and I use it

00:35:48.160 like a news

00:35:49.280 aggregator I put

00:35:50.300 all the videos

00:35:51.060 there I'm able

00:35:51.640 to edit the

00:35:53.160 videos right

00:35:54.040 on Telegram

00:35:54.880 it uploads

00:35:56.080 very fast

00:35:56.880 and now I

00:35:57.720 find out the

00:35:58.440 CIA is using

00:35:59.840 Telegram to

00:36:00.660 recruit Russians

00:36:01.800 to be spies

00:36:02.900 for us so

00:36:03.700 I'm on a good

00:36:04.880 site now

00:36:05.580 unbelievable

00:36:06.280 Carly we got

00:36:08.680 to bounce but I

00:36:09.260 want to make

00:36:09.580 sure everybody

00:36:10.280 gets to all

00:36:11.080 your different

00:36:11.620 touch points

00:36:12.180 because quite

00:36:13.060 frankly not

00:36:13.840 to work I do

00:36:14.920 this for a living

00:36:15.560 now after what

00:36:16.360 10 or 11

00:36:16.820 years you

00:36:17.420 have an

00:36:17.760 incredible

00:36:18.340 nose for

00:36:20.040 news and a

00:36:20.580 lot of people

00:36:20.880 don't have

00:36:21.260 that you have

00:36:21.740 the real ability

00:36:22.540 to find the

00:36:23.120 buried lead you

00:36:23.800 have a real

00:36:24.220 ability to find

00:36:25.240 things out there

00:36:26.340 that are signal

00:36:26.880 not noise and

00:36:27.600 that's why your

00:36:28.680 channel in your

00:36:29.760 community I think

00:36:30.560 is so important

00:36:31.280 and so powerful

00:36:31.940 so how do

00:36:32.420 people how do

00:36:33.060 people get

00:36:33.480 there how did

00:36:33.920 if they how

00:36:35.340 did they get

00:36:35.720 to Telegram and

00:36:36.980 how do they get

00:36:37.420 to the other

00:36:37.740 touch points like

00:36:38.740 Getter and

00:36:39.400 Twitter

00:36:39.640 well it's Carly

00:36:42.380 Bonet on Getter

00:36:43.540 Truth Social

00:36:45.100 it's Carly

00:36:46.760 Carly Bonita

00:36:48.200 on Twitter

00:36:50.680 now and

00:36:51.880 Telegram it's

00:36:52.680 Midnight Rider

00:36:53.620 but on all

00:36:54.500 those sites I

00:36:56.060 have the link

00:36:57.060 to the Telegram

00:36:58.180 channel which

00:36:59.260 is just non-stop

00:37:00.440 I get accused

00:37:02.080 of posting too

00:37:02.980 much but that's

00:37:04.520 my go-to

00:37:05.180 that's where like

00:37:06.000 I can edit

00:37:06.780 and then I share

00:37:08.040 it to other

00:37:08.580 sites

00:37:08.860 the entire

00:37:12.200 gang over at

00:37:14.860 Midnight Rider

00:37:15.520 is incredible

00:37:16.100 the comments

00:37:16.600 are incredible

00:37:17.100 the whole

00:37:17.500 thing

00:37:17.720 your huge

00:37:18.420 team that

00:37:18.940 you work

00:37:19.300 with I know

00:37:19.740 is incredible

00:37:20.260 so and we're

00:37:21.360 going to have

00:37:21.680 you back on

00:37:22.340 Carly's the

00:37:22.920 one that started

00:37:23.500 the whole hair

00:37:24.240 meme of

00:37:25.540 your humble

00:37:27.160 servant here

00:37:27.720 so we'll have

00:37:28.180 Carly on another

00:37:28.980 time to go

00:37:29.580 through how

00:37:29.960 that how

00:37:30.500 that's how

00:37:31.360 that's gone

00:37:31.940 viral

00:37:32.280 increased our

00:37:33.260 increased our

00:37:34.000 viewership by

00:37:34.580 20 percent

00:37:35.380 Carly you're

00:37:36.740 incredible

00:37:37.280 you're a fighter

00:37:37.960 and a warrior

00:37:38.480 Ed Henry's a big

00:37:40.620 fan wants this hair

00:37:41.480 Carly we love you

00:37:43.040 over here keep

00:37:43.860 fighting and

00:37:44.600 say hi to

00:37:45.280 everybody over

00:37:45.780 at the

00:37:46.200 Midnight Rider

00:37:47.440 channel thank

00:37:48.740 you Carly Bonet

00:37:49.840 thank you very

00:37:50.260 much

00:37:50.820 she's an

00:37:52.820 American original

00:37:53.580 right there

00:37:54.200 I want to bring

00:37:55.220 in wanted to

00:37:55.980 have this guy on

00:37:56.580 for a while up

00:37:57.240 in the great

00:37:57.600 state of Maine

00:37:58.420 Sean McBriarty

00:38:00.140 the fighter for

00:38:01.660 defender of

00:38:02.240 children fighter

00:38:02.960 for families

00:38:03.700 you've got

00:38:04.640 something we're

00:38:05.720 kind of jammed

00:38:06.280 for time today

00:38:06.800 but Sean I

00:38:07.300 wanted to get

00:38:07.940 you on to

00:38:09.140 give your overview

00:38:09.860 of what you're

00:38:10.300 working on but

00:38:10.780 most importantly

00:38:11.440 you've got

00:38:11.840 something else

00:38:12.420 rolling through

00:38:13.120 up there I

00:38:13.860 think in the

00:38:14.260 legislature in

00:38:14.980 Maine I want

00:38:15.380 to make sure

00:38:15.660 everybody knows

00:38:16.340 about your

00:38:16.720 fight and how

00:38:17.800 they can assist

00:38:18.360 you sir thank

00:38:19.000 you for coming

00:38:19.400 on yeah no I

00:38:21.280 appreciate it

00:38:21.740 thanks for the

00:38:22.040 opportunity and

00:38:22.860 congratulations on

00:38:23.800 the New York

00:38:24.180 Times saying

00:38:24.900 that war room

00:38:25.460 was the number

00:38:26.020 one source for

00:38:26.820 factual information

00:38:28.280 that's a that's

00:38:28.960 a good thing I

00:38:30.480 just wanted to

00:38:30.960 give your viewers

00:38:32.220 give your viewers

00:38:33.560 a little bit of

00:38:34.000 context of how

00:38:34.640 bad it is here

00:38:35.520 I would say

00:38:36.940 Maine's K

00:38:37.720 through 12 you

00:38:38.760 know public

00:38:39.160 schools are

00:38:39.660 irreparably

00:38:40.280 broken at this

00:38:41.020 point

00:38:41.300 we are seeing

00:38:42.400 the worst

00:38:42.900 academic

00:38:43.340 assessments in

00:38:44.060 our history

00:38:44.560 we are seeing

00:38:45.500 the highest

00:38:46.160 tax burden

00:38:47.260 in our history

00:38:47.880 and based on

00:38:48.900 the nation's

00:38:49.500 report card

00:38:50.260 that just

00:38:50.620 recently came

00:38:51.200 out only

00:38:52.340 29% of

00:38:53.380 students in

00:38:53.920 Maine are

00:38:54.220 proficient in

00:38:54.900 reading Steve

00:38:55.660 and only 24%

00:38:57.240 of students in

00:38:58.380 Maine are

00:38:58.640 proficient in

00:38:59.220 math it's the

00:39:00.400 lowest score

00:39:01.300 since have been

00:39:01.860 keeping track

00:39:02.480 of it and

00:39:03.660 you know we

00:39:04.280 spend three

00:39:04.800 billion dollars a

00:39:05.840 year here for

00:39:06.420 Maine schools

00:39:07.240 the majority of

00:39:08.400 Maine citizens

00:39:09.000 pay a large

00:39:10.880 percentage

00:39:11.840 sometimes up

00:39:12.840 to 85%

00:39:13.660 of their

00:39:13.880 property taxes

00:39:14.680 to go to

00:39:15.900 the local

00:39:16.360 school in

00:39:17.160 their hometown

00:39:17.640 and simply

00:39:19.180 I tell every

00:39:19.800 parent I can

00:39:20.460 pull your kids

00:39:21.260 out of these

00:39:21.680 schools now

00:39:22.500 because it's

00:39:23.540 that bad

00:39:24.260 but if you

00:39:25.520 can't Steve

00:39:26.380 you better be

00:39:27.300 fighting for

00:39:27.660 your kids

00:39:27.980 education like

00:39:28.800 their lives

00:39:29.260 depend on it

00:39:29.960 every single

00:39:30.620 day because

00:39:31.260 they do

00:39:32.000 these schools

00:39:32.660 want to take

00:39:33.300 your kids

00:39:34.260 from you

00:39:35.120 and those are

00:39:36.140 a couple of

00:39:36.640 the bills that

00:39:37.140 we've recently

00:39:37.680 seen roll

00:39:38.900 through the

00:39:39.220 Augusta capital

00:39:39.940 here in Maine

00:39:40.500 how did that

00:39:42.640 how did that

00:39:43.240 happen I

00:39:43.740 spent you know

00:39:44.380 my although

00:39:45.580 I'm a southerner

00:39:46.380 from the south

00:39:47.140 on my mom's

00:39:48.520 side my great

00:39:50.020 grandfather was

00:39:51.220 was a sergeant

00:39:52.520 in the first

00:39:53.040 Maine cavalry

00:39:53.600 during the civil

00:39:54.120 war and his

00:39:54.760 brother died

00:39:56.560 in the civil

00:39:57.760 war in

00:39:58.160 Dahlgren's raid

00:39:59.060 with the first

00:39:59.780 Maine cavalry

00:40:00.280 when he

00:40:00.600 volunteered so

00:40:01.940 we've had a

00:40:02.620 stake and I've

00:40:03.120 used to spend

00:40:03.800 summers up in

00:40:04.500 Maine working

00:40:05.400 how did this

00:40:06.620 happen Maine

00:40:07.360 is one of the

00:40:07.860 best states in

00:40:08.540 this union I've

00:40:09.220 got to tell you

00:40:09.780 the the people

00:40:10.460 up there are

00:40:11.860 just absolutely

00:40:12.720 incredible right

00:40:14.480 it's it's it's an

00:40:15.540 incredible state

00:40:16.320 incredible people

00:40:17.100 had the schools

00:40:17.740 get so radical

00:40:18.420 yeah it's it's a

00:40:20.640 beautiful four

00:40:21.200 season state

00:40:21.980 Steve I mean I

00:40:23.320 love I love being

00:40:24.220 here I've got a

00:40:25.320 beautiful house here

00:40:25.960 on the Penobscot

00:40:26.500 River and I'm

00:40:27.040 really blessed but

00:40:28.380 what's happened in

00:40:29.040 our political

00:40:29.540 spectrum is I

00:40:31.280 would say that

00:40:31.900 conservatives have

00:40:33.140 been asleep at the

00:40:33.840 wheel for the last

00:40:34.440 couple decades

00:40:35.020 including myself and

00:40:36.800 until three years ago

00:40:37.820 when we received a

00:40:38.720 letter at my twin

00:40:39.840 daughters high

00:40:40.480 school calling us

00:40:41.360 all white supremacists

00:40:42.580 on the heels of

00:40:43.860 George Floyd's death

00:40:44.920 as Minneapolis is

00:40:45.900 burning the ground

00:40:46.500 I didn't know how

00:40:47.500 bad it was and

00:40:48.900 we've just simply

00:40:49.840 allowed many of

00:40:50.820 these folks to get

00:40:51.740 on school boards in

00:40:52.660 Maine run unopposed

00:40:54.580 and they are leftist

00:40:55.940 progressive Democrats

00:40:56.940 and they're looking to

00:40:58.460 indoctrinate your kids

00:40:59.720 to graduate little

00:41:01.280 socialist leftist

00:41:02.420 Democrats every June

00:41:03.580 from high school and

00:41:05.080 so we're in a just a

00:41:06.600 horrific situation here

00:41:07.780 in Maine the

00:41:08.720 assessment scores are

00:41:09.660 just the tip of the

00:41:10.320 iceberg I've been able

00:41:12.040 to really work on

00:41:13.640 exposing critical race

00:41:15.020 theory in Maine

00:41:16.020 schools hyper

00:41:17.180 sexualization of

00:41:18.160 minors in Maine

00:41:19.020 schools and what

00:41:20.820 we're really seeing

00:41:21.620 now unfortunately we

00:41:22.580 just had this bill

00:41:23.280 three LD 385 pass

00:41:25.740 and what it was is

00:41:27.700 it's known better as

00:41:28.600 chapter 117 but what

00:41:30.760 that states is that

00:41:31.820 social workers in

00:41:32.980 schools can sexually

00:41:34.600 transition kids and

00:41:36.120 keep it a secret from

00:41:37.580 parents and so we

00:41:39.720 recently had a

00:41:40.620 situation little

00:41:41.400 Damariscotta Maine a

00:41:42.640 town of 2500 people a

00:41:44.620 beautiful quaint little

00:41:45.540 town on the coast where

00:41:47.340 a mother found a chest

00:41:48.680 binder in her daughter's

00:41:50.820 room and a social

00:41:51.980 worker in that school

00:41:53.080 system had sexually

00:41:54.840 transitioned this girl

00:41:56.040 to be a boy using

00:41:57.620 different pronouns in

00:41:59.000 different names in

00:41:59.780 schools and then told

00:42:00.780 that 13 year old to

00:42:02.480 keep it a secret from

00:42:03.820 their parents

00:42:04.540 this is how bad it

00:42:05.980 is and we'll touch on

00:42:07.400 LD 1735 here in a

00:42:09.260 second but just wanted

00:42:10.040 to give your viewers a

00:42:11.460 sense that I think

00:42:13.200 there's not enough

00:42:14.400 strong men and women

00:42:16.440 in Maine to push back

00:42:17.800 and what we're seeing

00:42:18.580 out of the Maine GOP is

00:42:20.440 a bunch of milquetoast

00:42:21.660 paper tigers

00:42:22.440 talk to me about the

00:42:27.380 talk to me about these

00:42:28.380 bills you're working on

00:42:29.180 what what's your

00:42:30.000 organization I want to

00:42:30.920 make sure everybody gets

00:42:31.620 a chance to go there

00:42:32.520 what's the organization

00:42:33.360 yeah so I may I work

00:42:35.680 for Maine First Project

00:42:36.680 and I do a podcast

00:42:37.900 called Maine Source of

00:42:38.880 Truth Maine Source of

00:42:40.100 Truth you can find on

00:42:40.840 Facebook and you can

00:42:42.160 listen to the podcast

00:42:43.060 anywhere you listen to

00:42:44.140 podcasts it's about 60

00:42:46.420 episodes or so of

00:42:47.560 educational based content

00:42:48.960 with a number of people

00:42:50.320 around the country peers

00:42:52.060 of mine that are

00:42:53.320 battling in the same

00:42:54.240 situation but this three

00:42:56.720 LD 1735 which actually

00:42:58.960 today is supposed to be

00:43:00.000 in a work session in

00:43:00.840 Augusta it's a bill

00:43:02.520 Steve that's falsely

00:43:03.500 labeled an act to

00:43:04.700 safeguard gender

00:43:05.880 affirming health care

00:43:06.900 and really what it is

00:43:08.620 it's a classroom to

00:43:10.060 clinic pipeline right

00:43:11.200 this is a trans tourism

00:43:13.160 sex trafficking bill to

00:43:15.400 kidnap kids bring them

00:43:17.260 into Maine and then

00:43:18.260 mutilate their bodies

00:43:19.440 because of their gender

00:43:21.320 dysphoria and no child

00:43:24.040 regardless of age should

00:43:25.500 be able to self-diagnose

00:43:27.080 what's going on but

00:43:28.480 these schools are

00:43:29.500 pushing this trans

00:43:31.220 cultism and it is very

00:43:33.180 unfortunate parents are

00:43:34.480 not fully informed as

00:43:35.740 to what's going on and

00:43:37.120 I would argue nine out of

00:43:38.100 ten parents here in Maine

00:43:39.000 have no idea what we're

00:43:40.140 talking about

00:43:40.800 okay hang on for a

00:43:43.420 second hang on for a

00:43:44.100 second my head's already

00:43:45.180 blown up I know the

00:43:46.060 audience is hit rewind on

00:43:48.040 that I've actually moved

00:43:49.760 some things around here so

00:43:50.820 we can spend more time

00:43:51.500 with you

00:43:51.860 okay

00:43:53.180 those are pretty

00:43:54.480 explosive terms you just

00:43:55.700 use walk us back and

00:43:57.480 break this bill down for a

00:43:58.940 second when you say that

00:43:59.940 hey it's supposed to be a

00:44:01.320 gender affirming and that

00:44:03.180 sounds bad enough on top

00:44:04.280 but you're saying oh it's

00:44:05.300 really a sex trafficking and

00:44:07.860 mutilation bill back that

00:44:10.320 up for a second so what is

00:44:11.680 the bill itself and first

00:44:12.700 off why are these radical

00:44:14.040 things even coming up in

00:44:15.780 Maine what is happening to

00:44:16.900 the folks up there I mean

00:44:17.740 this is not what you think

00:44:18.800 of when you think of you

00:44:21.020 think of the state of Maine

00:44:22.660 and the hardy types it takes

00:44:24.420 to live up there sir yeah no

00:44:27.260 doubt you know we we we

00:44:29.460 generally again you

00:44:30.760 mentioned you know the the

00:44:33.160 service that Maine has put

00:44:34.220 towards the United States

00:44:36.300 here in the last few years

00:44:37.480 but what's happened is well

00:44:38.660 hold it

00:44:38.960 hold it but what about

00:44:40.680 Joshua Lawrence what about

00:44:41.980 Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain not

00:44:43.200 for Joshua Lawrence

00:44:43.920 Chamberlain we don't have a

00:44:45.540 country if he didn't hold if

00:44:47.500 what the Maine infantry didn't

00:44:49.160 hold the the pivot of the far

00:44:51.220 left of the at Gettysburg you

00:44:53.720 wouldn't have a country they

00:44:54.760 would have gotten rolled up

00:44:55.520 Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain is

00:44:56.720 one of the greatest heroes of

00:44:58.300 the Civil War but the what

00:44:59.740 Maine has done in the history

00:45:01.120 of this Republic has been

00:45:02.580 extraordinary how did this

00:45:03.740 happen that you've got now

00:45:05.860 these massively radical bills

00:45:08.040 that are targeting children in

00:45:09.400 the family coming from the

00:45:10.680 legislature in Maine yeah we've

00:45:13.740 lost this state Steve what I

00:45:15.880 would say is between Governor

00:45:17.280 Mills our House Senate and our

00:45:18.860 district attorney office they are

00:45:20.540 all controlled by radical

00:45:21.620 Democrats at this point and

00:45:23.300 that's been an incremental

00:45:24.280 shift what I would argue is the

00:45:26.120 last three years these leftist

00:45:27.720 progressives have dialed it up to

00:45:29.100 11 and they feel emboldened

00:45:31.900 because there's nobody there to

00:45:33.580 stop them there are not enough

00:45:34.940 parents and taxpayers pushing back

00:45:36.860 and so they've got free reign to

00:45:39.260 radicalize the entire system

00:45:40.960 Joshua Chamberlain in the

00:45:42.320 swinging gate all of those things

00:45:43.700 100% you know we Maine has

00:45:46.600 helped defend this entire

00:45:47.580 country and now we need help

00:45:49.620 Maine's a pretty cheap date we've

00:45:51.460 got Planned Parenthood for

00:45:54.840 example spending millions of

00:45:56.060 dollars here we've got radical

00:45:58.020 organizations named OutMaine and

00:45:59.720 GLAAD and Maine Transnet Big

00:46:01.860 Pharma they are pushing it to

00:46:03.720 Maine and this bill is similar to

00:46:05.380 the bills that you've seen in

00:46:06.300 California and Washington which

00:46:08.240 again I will label as a trans

00:46:09.860 tourism bill no parent no child in

00:46:13.640 the United States is safe from this

00:46:15.200 bill because if a minor child

00:46:17.400 regardless of age self-diagnose is

00:46:20.340 them and their gender dysphoria

00:46:22.120 this is what the bill says it

00:46:24.360 sells gender-affirming health care

00:46:26.080 means medically necessary health

00:46:27.600 care that respects the gender

00:46:29.500 identity of the patient as

00:46:31.500 experienced and defined by that

00:46:34.780 patient and it's not limited to

00:46:37.080 suppressing the development of

00:46:38.860 secondary sex characteristics

00:46:40.440 aligning the patient's appearance in

00:46:42.840 physical body with their gender

00:46:45.120 identity and then anything that will

00:46:47.520 alleviate symptoms of clinically

00:46:49.020 significant distress due to gender

00:46:51.660 dysphoria now there's no such thing

00:46:53.760 as gender-affirming health care

00:46:55.460 it's permanent malfunction and

00:46:58.080 mutilation of your body irreversible

00:47:00.540 drugs there's no turning back and

00:47:02.840 there's zero scientific evidence that

00:47:04.680 say any of these things will help

00:47:06.220 these confused and some are mentally

00:47:09.080 ill these children these minors in

00:47:10.980 school there was a study in Sweden

00:47:13.540 over 30 years which said that the

00:47:16.680 culture and the supportive of the

00:47:18.600 transgender movement continues

00:47:20.740 lifelong mental unrest because 10 to

00:47:23.840 15 years after their surgery after

00:47:26.080 their transition after their

00:47:27.500 mutilation the suicide rate of those

00:47:30.080 folks that went through that goes up

00:47:31.420 20 percent Steve so this bill

00:47:34.440 basically creates a situation where

00:47:37.360 parents and police have no

00:47:40.440 jurisdiction over these children if

00:47:42.780 they're pulled from neighboring states

00:47:44.420 or any states across the United States

00:47:46.240 into Maine the police cannot protect

00:47:49.340 this chill child or the parents from

00:47:52.020 potential mutilation it's trans

00:47:54.780 kidnapping Steve so the the basically

00:47:57.040 the the law in the way that but but

00:47:59.280 but hang on hang on hang on hang on

00:48:01.920 one second so I understand this you had

00:48:03.500 this radical bill just passed and

00:48:05.880 signed a law I think in the state of

00:48:07.160 Washington where if the kids felt they

00:48:09.340 self-identified they could go to the

00:48:10.580 school counselor even without the

00:48:12.280 parents they could put them into one

00:48:13.520 of these homes and the parents had

00:48:16.100 nothing to do with it when you say

00:48:17.980 self-identified how young can a child be

00:48:20.920 to be eligible to self-identify

00:48:23.400 according to this bill there is no age

00:48:27.580 definition on this bill Steve you could

00:48:29.940 have any child of any age suddenly

00:48:32.440 decide that a boy is a girl or a girl

00:48:34.640 as a boy I believe there are two sexes

00:48:37.180 hang on hang on hang on hang on hang

00:48:39.700 on hang on you're telling me that if a

00:48:41.740 five or six year old child goes into the

00:48:45.200 doctor at school or goes to the teacher

00:48:47.060 school and tell him this that that

00:48:49.200 overrules uh the parents uh that

00:48:52.200 overrules the parents ability to raise

00:48:54.240 the child according to the yeah well

00:48:56.820 there's two things involved so the belief

00:48:58.960 ld685 ld685 said that a social worker

00:49:04.700 or a counselor can sexually transition a

00:49:06.840 kid and keep secrets from parents you've

00:49:09.060 got ld1735 which basically allows the

00:49:12.640 parent no authorization over their

00:49:15.140 children so yeah you can you can

00:49:17.200 certainly draw the conclusion that any

00:49:19.280 child in any state who humps on a bus or

00:49:22.600 is kidnapped or sex traffic to maine and

00:49:25.640 then is radicalized and is put on a

00:49:28.100 medical table for mutilation that that's

00:49:31.220 going to occur and the parents again

00:49:32.660 have no way to stop it because the way

00:49:35.260 that the law is written right now a law

00:49:37.700 enforcement agency may not knowingly make

00:49:39.980 or participate in the arrest or

00:49:42.780 participate in the extradition of an

00:49:45.160 individual pursuant to an out-of-state

00:49:46.860 arrest warrant for violation of another

00:49:49.180 state's law against uh providing gender

00:49:52.640 affirming care so for example uh america's

00:49:55.580 governor ron desantis is doing a great

00:49:57.280 job down in florida to knock this stuff

00:49:58.900 off but if somebody kidnaps a kid from

00:50:01.620 florida and brings them to maine and

00:50:03.360 puts them on a table in barbara bush here

00:50:05.140 in portland at maine medical center for

00:50:07.440 gender mutilation there's nothing that

00:50:09.960 the police or the parents can do to stop

00:50:11.740 that the way this bill is written steve

00:50:13.680 okay but but hang on sean correct me if i'm

00:50:19.360 wrong knowing the the northeasters in the

00:50:23.460 heart the hearty folk that uh have to

00:50:26.660 avoid the maine woods i think was the big

00:50:28.660 warning up there the orange book they used

00:50:30.260 to sell um this has to be a 90-10

00:50:35.300 opinion this can't what you just laid out

00:50:40.840 is as radical or more radical than the

00:50:43.980 state of washington this has to be a 90-10

00:50:47.060 issue am i incorrect in that sir no you're

00:50:50.760 correct in saying that steve but i think

00:50:52.400 what's happened over the years is many

00:50:54.540 people what we would say from away have

00:50:57.100 moved into the state from connecticut from

00:50:58.940 new york from massachusetts from parts

00:51:00.600 unknown and they've brought their leftist

00:51:02.920 progressive values here into the state

00:51:04.960 then many of them have run for office over

00:51:07.340 the last few years and what i was saying to

00:51:09.340 begin with including myself we've been

00:51:11.480 asleep at the wheel here in this state

00:51:13.320 for decades and only now in the last three

00:51:16.220 years have i started to identify some of

00:51:18.160 these horrors inside our k-12 public

00:51:20.780 education system and now we're trying to

00:51:23.080 connect the dots between what's happening

00:51:24.620 in augusta in our capitol building with

00:51:27.020 governor mills and commissioner of the

00:51:29.000 main department of education pender macon

00:51:30.720 and a number of these non-profit woke

00:51:33.000 groups who are looking to profit on

00:51:35.700 children so i would agree with you 100

00:51:37.820 this should be a 90-10 issue what i would

00:51:41.380 say is there's not enough strong men and

00:51:43.220 women in maine right now willing to take

00:51:45.940 a stand willing to put themselves on the

00:51:48.420 line and we need some support here so i

00:51:52.220 really appreciate the opportunity to

00:51:53.880 expose more of this but yeah this is

00:51:55.620 mind-blowing because people don't

00:51:57.520 recognize how horrible the state of maine

00:52:00.060 is right now in treating kids kids who

00:52:02.900 have more anxiety depression and thoughts

00:52:04.600 of suicide steve than we've ever seen in

00:52:07.060 our lifetime

00:52:07.680 uh sean how do people get to i don't

00:52:11.940 know how they get to the podcast how do

00:52:13.700 they get to your site uh how they uh and

00:52:16.060 how they can support you

00:52:17.000 yeah i appreciate it uh main source of

00:52:19.960 truth you can search for that on any

00:52:21.440 place that you listen to podcasts

00:52:22.820 apple spotify

00:52:24.280 iheart google um and like i said i think

00:52:27.400 i've got about 60 odd episodes they're

00:52:29.440 always looking for great educational

00:52:31.140 guests to have on the podcast please

00:52:33.820 follow me on twitter at sean mcbriarty

00:52:35.960 and also you can go to the facebook page

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00:52:39.920 hopefully zuckerberg will keep it up for

00:52:42.000 a little while longer but the more we

00:52:43.500 get

00:52:43.700 there to expose the greater risk of that

00:52:46.220 is for that coming down on facebook so

00:52:48.300 i'm a big proponent of twitter since

00:52:50.900 some of the changes and that's probably

00:52:52.300 one of the best place to follow my work

00:52:53.900 sean honored to have you on here look

00:52:57.660 forward to having you back and hopefully

00:52:59.260 get up there one day and visit with you

00:53:00.620 guys

00:53:00.880 absolutely thank you very much

00:53:03.300 thanks sean mcbriarty uh doing the

00:53:07.260 god's work in the great state of maine

00:53:08.940 and man what a fabulous place have you

00:53:10.780 never had a chance to go there

00:53:11.960 absolutely breathtaking in its beauty

00:53:14.940 both on the uh both on the coast and

00:53:17.040 then and the great uh what they call it

00:53:18.960 the main the main woods just incredible

00:53:21.300 ll bean when you said go there we go up

00:53:23.580 to work they have the art they have the

00:53:25.300 book right there in the front in orange

00:53:26.840 lost in the main woods that's one of the

00:53:28.740 first things you had to read before you

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Bannon's War Room - May 17, 2023

WarRoom Battleground EP 295： Parents Rights Stripped In Maine

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