Bannon's War Room - WarRoom Special： Election Night Coverage 2025

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00:00:26.640 Voice starts right now. Okay, welcome election night 2025. It is Tuesday for November in the year

00:00:34.520 of our Lord 2025. A lot is going on and none of it is good so far. I want to thank the Studio 6B team

00:00:43.060 that took us from seven to nine o'clock. We'll be checking back in with him later at the America

00:00:47.180 First Warehouse out on Long Island. Of course, the polls I think are closing right now in New York

00:00:52.720 City, but we want to go to, and I want to set the stage here. The race was called in New Jersey in

00:00:59.300 13 minutes. The race was called in the Commonwealth of Virginia in 19 minutes. Let's start in Virginia

00:01:05.400 at the Sears headquarters. We've got Britt McHenry and Mark Serrano. Serrano, I'll start with you.

00:01:12.640 What in the hell happened down there, sir?

00:01:14.220 Well, Steve, the Republican, the governor's race in 2025 in Virginia, disaster for the Republicans

00:01:23.280 has a name, and it's Glenn Youngkin. Winsome Sears lost this race by 11.4 percent. Think about that

00:01:31.920 for a minute. Glenn Youngkin, who was an accidental governor in 2021 because he basically ran on the

00:01:39.920 coattails of the Parents' Right movement. He selected his hand-picked successor by basically

00:01:46.700 eliminating any real primary in the spring. Picked Winsome Sears, who, by the way, treated Donald

00:01:53.960 Trump and the America First movement like a communicable disease and wouldn't embrace it,

00:02:00.380 wouldn't reach out to it, and the results speak for themselves. An 11-point disaster. Whereas,

00:02:06.760 Jason Meyers, running for re-election for attorney general, who received the endorsement of Donald

00:02:13.120 Trump, bested her by 10 points. He won his race for attorney general, lost his race by only 1.4 percent.

00:02:21.660 And frankly, I think Jay Jones won off the coattails of Abigail Spanberger. This is a disaster.

00:02:30.040 And Glenn Youngkin was the general chairman of this campaign for Winsome Sears. And let me just

00:02:36.200 tell you, looking ahead, this is not how you run a race. You embrace America first. You speak to

00:02:43.900 low-propensity voters and working class, and Winsome Sears did none of that.

00:02:50.040 No, it's even worse than that. In 2021, we were here on election night. This was John Fredericks

00:02:56.180 came up with the strategy months before and came here to the war room and convinced me to have the

00:03:02.140 war room back up because Youngkin was not, you know, he was a private equity guy. He was not a

00:03:05.680 Trump fan. They didn't want any involvement of Trump whatsoever. John Fredericks got on that bus,

00:03:10.080 and his theory of the case was, if we can get near presidential-level performances that Trump got in

00:03:15.840 2020, if we can get with like 80 percent of that and over-perform in those areas for a governor's race,

00:03:22.640 that the governor's candidate can win. And that's exactly what happened. He won on the

00:03:28.500 parents' rights movement up in Northern Virginia, right there was kind of started, and the over-performance

00:03:34.320 of the MAGA vote, okay? And then he never embraced it. This catastrophe in Virginia, and we have to call

00:03:41.180 it catastrophe, you could wipe, because you had a great candidate like Miras who beat the

00:03:47.280 gubernatorial candidate by 10 points and still is going to lose by over one. They also, I think,

00:03:54.880 are going to have a bigger pickup in the House of Delegates. The reason this is important, and

00:03:57.980 Brick McHenry will bring you in here, is that the House of Delegates and Spanberger have already said

00:04:04.520 they're going to go to a 10-to-1 map. Tonight, the midterms start at midnight as soon as we get

00:04:09.940 done with California. The midterms start tonight, and you're seeing in the Commonwealth of Virginia,

00:04:15.140 and you're seeing in California, where the Democrats are going to try to stack the deck

00:04:19.680 to impeach President Trump. So don't think this doesn't have national implication. It has massive

00:04:25.540 national implications, and Youngkin ought to be ashamed of himself for what happened here tonight.

00:04:31.680 Nineteen minutes after the polls closed, Winston Sear was designated the loser. Spanberger won,

00:04:40.180 and Sears didn't even come out. I don't know if she even gave a concession speech. Brit,

00:04:44.000 how bad is it in the rest of the races in Virginia?

00:04:50.700 Look, there's still a lot of tallying going on, but I think you hit the nail on the head with

00:04:55.380 Democrats using this at midnight, and they didn't have to. It could be 19 minutes after 7 o'clock

00:05:01.160 Eastern time, and with the other states' performances, to really start their 2026 comeback.

00:05:06.820 And we've talked about here how the federal government shutdown likely was a factor. If you

00:05:12.560 give 35 days off to people, which the Democrats did on purpose for the ACA and, quite frankly,

00:05:19.680 what we're seeing tonight, that gives time to people to vote, to show up. Let me just give you

00:05:24.560 a couple numbers here. Steve, I know you mentioned them, but Spanberger won 77% of early by mail votes.

00:05:32.840 That's what we were talking about. 58% of early in-person votes, 58%, and 53% of the votes on

00:05:41.320 election day. Now, this is not atypical for Republicans. Mark, I'm sure you can see off on

00:05:45.760 this. It's historically been, possibly will change as the younger age group gets older,

00:05:51.440 right, with in-person versus mail-in voting. But if the Democrat is winning by 53% on the day of

00:05:58.120 in-person voting, that tells you all you need to know. And you're exactly right. Imagine if

00:06:03.720 Abigail Spanberger had said anything in that debate about Jay Jones, which she should have,

00:06:09.240 because fantasizing about shooting children and your opponent should be a non-factor. And he actually

00:06:16.360 got a large turnout of female votes, which is shocking. If she had said one thing, that's a 1% difference.

00:06:22.520 Yes. Hang on for one second, Britt. Decision Desk, which is pretty good, they've called the races

00:06:27.880 tonight, and they're normally pretty conservative, have just called the New York City race for

00:06:33.200 Mondani. And that is at six minutes after polls close. Six minutes after polls close. Britt,

00:06:41.880 has Winston Sears come out and addressed her crowd yet, her audience? Has she conceded? Has she officially

00:06:49.640 conceded? She has not. I was told about 30, 40 minutes ago that they were going to come out with

00:06:56.920 a run of show, nodded that she was here. The room filled up. There's definitely a larger crowd,

00:07:03.480 but it's all for a concession speech. And you just have to look at this nationally too,

00:07:08.120 for Virginia, New Jersey, California, and be a little concerned and also a little disappointed,

00:07:14.520 right, Mark, at Republican candidates and the lack of campaigning that happened in Virginia. I'll say

00:07:19.960 this. We live here. Spanberger's campaign was louder. What do you have to add to that?

00:07:24.200 Well, and Winston Sears, she is the most unrelatable candidate tonight for MAGA. Why would MAGA turn out

00:07:33.080 for a candidate who would not embrace Donald Trump, who built the greatest coalition victory in 2024

00:07:40.920 in American history, Steve? And a great irony here is Britt and I are standing in Loudoun County,

00:07:47.160 Virginia, the ground zero for the parents' rights movements. And yet, Winston Sears,

00:07:53.800 who put transgenderism and parents' rights as her number one issue, she got destroyed in this county

00:07:59.880 and dragged down Jason Mayer as here as well. It's a tremendous irony. But let me just tell you,

00:08:06.520 building a coalition like Donald Trump did and like you and the posse did and the war room a year ago,

00:08:15.080 that's the way to win elections, not by holding Donald Trump at arm's length distance like Winston

00:08:20.600 Sears did, because all those rural counties across Virginia that you know so well, we didn't get the

00:08:27.000 turnout we needed, by far. No. It's sicker than that. Youngkin used her as the attack dog against

00:08:34.360 Trump. And that whole DeSantis kind of madness in 21 and 22 when they thought Trump was going to be

00:08:39.400 gone, she was the attack dog. And then they put her up to this. You may not recover from this in the

00:08:44.840 Republican Party in the Commonwealth of Virginia for a generation. That's how bad this is. It's

00:08:50.040 awful. Guys, you stick around. We're going to come back to you. Let us know if she gives a concession

00:08:54.680 speech. I would love to hear that one. Let's go to New Jersey, Mike Crispy. Okay, Mike, it was 13

00:09:02.120 minutes. The race was called by decision decks 13 minutes after the polls closed. And I do believe

00:09:08.600 that Cliff Maloney may be right. You may, I think a third of the vote in, it's already a million votes.

00:09:13.160 You may get the three million votes tonight. What happened?

00:09:18.840 Well, Steve, there was a record high turnout in the urban communities. This was the highest turnout

00:09:25.400 in the urban communities and inner cities of New Jersey since 1997. The Democrats ran a turnout

00:09:32.040 operation in the inner city that the Republicans clearly were not prepared for. And Republican

00:09:39.080 strongholds, Ocean County, South Jersey, there seems to have been a suppression going on.

00:09:43.800 You and I have talked about it, the fact that there was some of the Christie people that wanted

00:09:48.280 this thing to go the Democrats way. They didn't like Cittarelli. There was a little bit of a turf

00:09:52.280 war, civil war going on. So I think there was a press vote in South Jersey, couldn't get the vote out

00:09:57.480 there. And then obviously the most important factor here is that the consultants of Jack Cittarelli

00:10:03.640 were never MAGA and never let him fully connect with President Trump. You know, Steve, President

00:10:09.000 Trump had a rally in New Jersey that had 100,000 people at the Jersey Shore. I wanted him to come

00:10:15.000 back for a rally. We didn't see him do that. He got the endorsement from Trump. Trump was posting on

00:10:20.120 True Social about him and doing tele-rallies. But I do believe there were elements in the campaign

00:10:25.160 that were not wanting the president to come here. But the president did way better than any

00:10:30.040 candidate on the Republican side of the modern era of New Jersey. That just proves that MAGA is the

00:10:35.160 future in this state. No, Crispy, we closed, you know, we're trying to make the case that New

00:10:42.360 Jersey is the new Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania is the new Ohio. How do we close so much? And they not,

00:10:49.000 how do the consultants not reach out to President Trump's team and have President Trump as an integral

00:10:54.360 part of this campaign, sir. You know, these consultants, I don't know how they stay in

00:11:01.400 business, Steve. You have these people who have been running this party into the ground because

00:11:06.280 they charge campaigns and candidates millions of dollars. And what do they get for it? They get

00:11:11.480 the strategy to avoid Trump. We got to get these consultants out of the party. We need to have

00:11:16.440 unabashed MAGA for the future going forward. President Trump made an 11 point gain in the state.

00:11:22.040 It's such a shame to see it squandered. And I'm telling you, if anybody wants to win in the future,

00:11:26.360 it's from Virginia here to New Jersey. You got to get these bad, rotten consultants out of the game.

00:11:31.800 Trump coming back to New Jersey. I was on the ground all year long campaigning in this race to try to

00:11:37.080 get a Republican elected after President Trump endorsed Jack. They all wanted Trump to come back

00:11:41.720 here. They all wanted him to repeat the magic. We would have seen, I think, higher turnout in those

00:11:47.560 South Jersey rural areas. If Trump came back, Trump got 2 million votes here. Jack is not going to get

00:11:54.120 anywhere close to 2 million votes that Trump got just a year ago in 2024. Unbelievable. Mike, you

00:12:01.240 hang around too. We're going to come back there, particularly if Jack comes up to the microphone.

00:12:04.440 I've got, let's go to, we have John Solomon. John Solomon at the Real America's Voice news desk,

00:12:11.480 anchor desk in Washington, D.C. Okay. Hey, John Solomon, uh, so far, give me your poor, poor Jason

00:12:17.800 in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Yeah. The brother runs 10 points ahead of the gubernatorial candidate

00:12:24.680 and he's still, and he's still going to lose. Put it in perspective so far, Solomon, before we go to

00:12:29.640 Richard Barris, then we're going to go to New York. Well, first let's keep in mind, these are all blue

00:12:33.960 areas. And if Republicans are going to win in blue areas, they had to take the lessons of 2024 and apply

00:12:39.240 them to these States at this moment. And they did none of that. I started warning about this in April

00:12:44.200 after the Wisconsin Supreme court race, because all the things that Donald Trump and the Republicans

00:12:49.080 did in 2024, they weren't doing in 2025. They didn't get out the early vote, like the operation

00:12:55.320 that Lee Zeldin did with AFW and Bernie Marcus's money and got 3 million people who hadn't voted in

00:13:00.760 a decade out early in the bank. They didn't do that. And until you change the laws, you got to win

00:13:06.520 the early vote. The Democrats swamped that. The Democrats got their day of vote out in urban

00:13:11.160 areas like Newark. And we did it. That's one of the rules that we failed. The second rule we failed

00:13:15.320 is you don't run from MAGA. And both of our major, both of the Republican nominees for governor ran from

00:13:22.920 Donald Trump. They tried to hide their alliances with Donald Trump. The one guy tonight who leaned

00:13:27.880 into Donald Trump and MAGA, Jason Myers, outperforms everybody else on the ticket statewide. What does that

00:13:33.720 tell you? You don't run from the thing that got you there, that built the base of the movement,

00:13:37.560 that energized the party. If Donald Trump had come into New Jersey the last month,

00:13:43.000 he would have beaten down Nikki Sherrill, Mikey Sherrill on her, on her earlier cheating scandal

00:13:50.040 with the Navy. He would have beaten her down on so many of the other issues. Abigail Spanberger

00:13:54.920 wouldn't have had the cakewalk because we would have been talking every day about the Saudi complex,

00:14:00.760 where she worked right after 9-11 with a group of people that were aligned with terrorists.

00:14:05.800 The candidates didn't bang it. The third failure that the Republicans made, they didn't learn,

00:14:10.520 they had a really bad candidate, particularly in Virginia. Nobody thought Winston Sears could win,

00:14:15.480 but we did next woman up instead of the best candidate. Jason Myers would have performed

00:14:20.040 way better at the top of the ticket. Instead, we pigeonholed him down into the Attorney General's race.

00:14:26.040 Then I think the final thing is that Donald Trump won because the MAGA agenda spoke to people whose

00:14:33.960 problems were at the dinner table, on the budget, making ends meet. And they completely forgot about

00:14:39.480 that. We've talked about everything. We want to talk about Nick Fuentes. We want to talk about a

00:14:44.600 peace in Israel. But you know what? That doesn't buy the next dinner at the table. It doesn't make you

00:14:49.400 make ends between paychecks. Republicans abandoned economic populism. And you and I have talked about

00:14:55.240 this since April. You could see this disaster happening. And tonight, we had it. Now, these

00:14:59.880 were blue states. They were going to stay blue unless the Republicans played a better playbook.

00:15:03.320 They went back to the stupid playbooks of the last decade. And that's why they lost tonight.

00:15:08.200 It's not hard to figure this out. But in 2026, we just made it harder for Republicans to win because

00:15:14.120 they'll be redistricting things. Only the Justice Department can maybe block some of this redistricting

00:15:19.320 with a win at the Supreme Court in the Louisiana case. But Republicans have to wake up tomorrow

00:15:24.840 morning and say, we got to go back to the strategy of 2024. We won with that. And we fell asleep on it

00:15:31.080 this year. We didn't do any of the things that got us the win in 24. That's the lesson of tonight.

00:15:36.120 It's not any more complex than that.

00:15:37.960 Make America healthy again. The MAGA movement, merge them together. They get out the ballot

00:15:43.720 chasing. Tyler Moore just put out a great tweet about that. It's a no-brainer.

00:15:47.240 It's the basics. We know how to do this. I want to talk about the national implications.

00:15:51.960 Virginia, the House is already meeting. Spanberger, they're going to go 10 to 1. Because now, just like

00:15:57.640 us, it's a maximalist strategy. I get it. But now Wes Moore just came on TV. He's convening the Maryland,

00:16:03.080 I think, assembly tomorrow to put a commission together. They're going to go. They're on a roll

00:16:08.120 now. And they're seeing 2026 as their shot to impeach Donald Trump. Am I wrong in that, sir?

00:16:13.720 That's right. Oh, no. That's definitely the plan. Listen, we drew the first blood,

00:16:17.160 and we didn't have a plan after. We drew Texas. Which, by the way, Texas was kind of required by

00:16:21.560 the court. So it was a legitimate redistricting argument. But the Democrats are going to squeeze

00:16:27.640 this hard. Here, I think, is the big key. I think the 2026 election map will be

00:16:32.920 made on the decisions or lack of decisions that Harmeet Dillamay. She is the chief of the Civil

00:16:38.760 Rights Division and the chief enforcement officer for election law. If she makes the proper arguments

00:16:45.880 in these states where they're doing gerrymandering in retaliation, rather than to make sure there's

00:16:50.440 appropriate apportionment representation of people, she can win in the courts. If she can strike at that,

00:16:56.120 there's a difference between Texas and California. California ballot says what they're doing.

00:17:00.520 They're retributing against Texas. That's not representing the interests of the people of

00:17:04.120 California. That's taking care of a political beast. She has the ability to show that Texas did

00:17:09.000 did it because courts required it. If she can win, and if the solicitor general can win that Louisiana

00:17:14.600 case, they will have an upper hand to sue and block some of these reapportionments in the court and

00:17:20.440 tie it down in 26, delay it into 27. That's the best play that the Trump administration has on that.

00:17:26.440 In the meantime, they got to get out the vote. There was no get out the vote. I live in Prince

00:17:30.600 William County, Virginia. It is the most sought after blue purplish county, and it's the second

00:17:36.360 largest county. I didn't have a single Republican cameras that come to my house. I had about 13

00:17:40.520 Democrats. What does that tell you? We didn't do the basics like you know how to do, and I know how to

00:17:45.640 do. They just didn't do it. Yeah. John, I want you to hang on for a second. We'll go to Richard Barris,

00:17:50.280 because they've called the race. Decision Desk has already called the race six minutes into the count

00:17:55.560 in New York City. I know you've got a lot of thoughts about that. Richard Barris,

00:17:59.400 put it in perspective. You've been with us every election night since we started doing this back

00:18:03.400 in 2018. Talk to us about your thoughts so far this evening. And I'm listening to you and John talk,

00:18:11.480 and I'm thinking back to election 2024. We knew it was over before anyone called it was over. We were

00:18:17.640 sitting there. We were talking about the coalition. And I said then, and we all discussed it,

00:18:22.360 the number one job for the Republican Party was to convince these voters that they are like Donald

00:18:28.120 Trump and that they will follow Trump's lead, not to convince the voter that they're just going to go

00:18:33.240 back to business as usual. Then we're going to make Donald Trump's administration and his agenda

00:18:37.640 more like the Republican Party. The Republican Party is filled with losers. They were dead until

00:18:44.840 Donald Trump came along and resurrected them like Lazarus. It was over. They're nothing. They

00:18:51.480 don't have a base. I can't be anymore. Look, I've been screaming for months about this. And then you

00:18:56.680 got clapping seals on one side. You got consultants making millions of dollars on the other side. And

00:19:01.960 I'm telling you, Steve, John just said something five points behind Glenn Youngkin in in your county,

00:19:08.040 John Solomon, five points behind Mayor S. Rand. And that was still remarkable considering how

00:19:13.560 bad the candidate was at the top of the ticket. I've been saying this now for months. I don't care

00:19:19.560 what's going on in Ukraine. I don't care what's going on in Venezuela. I don't care about any of

00:19:23.880 this. These voters were in Virginia dramatically impacted by the shutdown. The MAGA agenda that these

00:19:31.000 people voted for all over the country was designed to make their lives better. Pivot back to the people

00:19:37.400 who voted for you and make their lives better. And maybe you can salvage this before it's too late.

00:19:41.480 That's it. I mean, this is a bloodbath tonight. The House of Delegates is going to be a super

00:19:45.880 majority Democratic House of Delegates by the end of tonight. Give us, give it, give us that right

00:19:50.200 now. The, the, the, the House Delegates is going to be what? It'll be a super majority if this keeps

00:19:55.320 up. Bobby Oreck's about to lose in HD 66, which is unbelievable. Uh, HD 71 is already gone. I mean,

00:20:04.040 this is horrible. And people are out there like, ah, you know, these were blue states, New Jersey. No,

00:20:09.480 as far as I know, I'm the only pollster who's been pulling MAGA since you guys were running

00:20:14.200 it back in 16 and doing something very special. And we also keep these databases of these voters

00:20:20.680 that you guys appeal to first time voters, 56 years old, you know, I mean, it's, it's really

00:20:25.400 remarkable. And we're looking at Pennsylvania back then, and it looked a lot like New Jersey after

00:20:31.960 Trump was done with it in 2024. It didn't have to be this blue. All right. This idea like, oh,

00:20:38.120 you know, we were underdogs to begin with. That is a cop out. That is loser speak. End of story.

00:20:43.800 This coalition could have changed the map like the Roosevelt coalition for 30 years,

00:20:49.320 but people want to cling to this old style of fake conservatism, which doesn't conserve

00:20:55.960 anything. Anyway, what are you conserving? You've been slowly managing the decline of the country for

00:21:01.960 decades. What's left to conserve Donald Trump and MAGA is about restoration because you already

00:21:07.960 destroyed it. People are hurting out there. They can't pay their bills. They come out of college

00:21:13.080 thinking they did the right thing with enormous amounts, enormous amounts of debt. A socialist was

00:21:18.120 just elected in New York city. Not because, you know, the colleges did this and the colleges I'm so

00:21:23.400 sick. These are all excuses. People were hurting. Cuomo would have beaten him in the primary. If these

00:21:30.040 people felt like somebody was addressing their concerns, right? And Donald Trump was it for a lot of

00:21:35.640 these people. I mean, that's what it comes down to that he was it. And, and, and Republicans needed

00:21:41.320 to come to grips with this for 10 years into this movement, Steve, and there still are a ton of

00:21:46.280 people who don't understand. It's about Trump and it's about America first.

00:21:51.320 Uh, Barris, I, you got to bounce, but I'm going to get you back before the, uh, top of the hour,

00:21:56.360 because I'm going to go to, I'm going to go to New York city. I'm going to get an early

00:21:59.800 control public out in California. You, you, you will come back to you. John Solomon's at our anchor

00:22:05.240 desk in the DC studio. I now want to go to got David Zier. So David Zier, six minutes into a

00:22:12.520 decision desk, which has got a pretty good track record. Call it from Mondami. Uh, where do we, uh,

00:22:18.120 where do we stand on all this thing? Well, right now you're looking at almost 50% from

00:22:23.880 Mondami with 52% of the vote in here. Uh, Cuomo is 41.5 and the Sliwa threshold is 8.1 right now.

00:22:33.800 So Sliwa almost making up the difference for Cuomo to catch up here. Uh, but it was really

00:22:39.320 interesting. Mondami did so, uh, well in Brooklyn, up 25 points in Brooklyn and up 12 in the Bronx,

00:22:48.600 Astoria, Greenpoint, Clinton Hill, Harlem, Crown Heights, Redwood, Greenpoint.

00:22:53.560 But hang on, but hang on, but hang on. All in the 50 to 70% range from Mondami.

00:22:58.120 Hang on a second. But here's how he's done it. He kind of took the Trump playbook to the working

00:23:03.320 family party in the DSA have a monster, have a beast of a ground game. They've got thousands

00:23:09.880 of people canvassing every day. They're bringing every potential. This is why in Brooklyn, you're

00:23:13.560 seeing these, in these other sectors of New York city, you're seeing these kinds of numbers because,

00:23:18.280 uh, Cuomo had all the money in the primary, had 40 million bucks. This kid had nothing.

00:23:23.480 It's about putting it together. It's in the working family party and DSA are

00:23:29.000 essentially Marxist entities. Okay. But they've got ground game, just like the Bolsheviks know

00:23:33.560 about ground game. These guys got it. They went and knocked on doors. They didn't rely on TV ads.

00:23:38.440 And that's what you're seeing tonight in the establishment in New York city.

00:23:42.120 Forget the Republican state. Republican parties are relevant, but the business establishment,

00:23:46.840 the financial community establishment kept, kept, uh, this dream going on that Eric Adams and

00:23:53.160 Sliva were going to drop out and give Cuomo a shot. It didn't, it didn't materialize. In fact,

00:23:58.040 a man, Dami is going to claim a mandate because he's going to break 50%. Is he not, sir?

00:24:02.520 Uh, it looks that way. And if you take the early voting, it gradually got younger as the week went

00:24:10.040 on little Bangladesh up in Washington Heights. And if you look at Astoria and if you look at the

00:24:15.080 upper East side, upper West side, all leading the pack in early voting, 80 to a hundred thousand

00:24:20.040 volunteers from Mandani, they may have knocked on 200,000 doors this past weekend, uh, with their

00:24:26.280 crew. His social media presence are so well done. TikTok, Instagram, about 6 million followers just

00:24:32.920 between the two. Sliwa or Cuomo didn't hold a candle to that. And I maintain that Cuomo probably

00:24:38.200 didn't campaign hard enough. Sliwa accused him of hanging out in the Hamptons, but it's, it doesn't

00:24:42.360 maybe make a difference at this point. Uh, maybe Cuomo did too, too little, too late. And that big

00:24:47.880 PAC money that originally went to Adams. I think a lot of it went over to Cuomo, but you need boots

00:24:52.920 on the ground. Nobody had it like Mamdani. And it's just the fact, the DSA, the young kids,

00:24:59.000 I interviewed three students at Pace University, these girls, they don't understand economics.

00:25:03.080 They're from McMansions in the suburbs and they're all whining that they want free apartments in New

00:25:07.240 York City or to be able to afford here. But I get their angst and I get their pain because I have kids

00:25:11.800 who live in New York City too, paying $5,000 a month for rent. It's very difficult, but they don't

00:25:16.760 understand the dynamics, what got us here. But they see Mamdani, he's young, he's attractive,

00:25:22.040 he can play soccer. He wants free tickets to FIFA, to the general public, you know,

00:25:26.120 the FIFA thing next week, the World Cup next year. And you know, they, he's very popular.

00:25:31.560 And that's the appeal with these DSA candidates, the young Turks. This is what's going on here.

00:25:37.000 And they've got mass appeal. And I don't know if it's a tidal wave or not, but it is here in Manhattan

00:25:42.680 tonight. No, if you're not going to, if you're not going to confront this early on, they can

00:25:47.000 should have confronted his naturalization, the whole citizen part of this, gotten into his dark

00:25:52.120 money. The media is not going to do it for you. You got to do the tough work. If you're going to

00:25:55.880 beat a guy like this, you got it. He's using unconventional methods. You got to use unconventional

00:25:59.960 methods. And you have to out the fact that, by the way, the embassy is reporting that I think 60% of the

00:26:06.840 the Jewish young Jewish vote under 35 is going to vote for Mandami. This is a guy that's a Marxist,

00:26:12.520 a neo-Marxist and a jihadist. David, hang on right there. John Solomon, in all your wisdom,

00:26:19.160 brother, New York City, the global financial capital of the world is now in the hands of a

00:26:26.520 Marxist jihadist. Sir, 24 years after you covered 9-11. Yeah. Well, it's what they have,

00:26:36.200 we're trained to do. What Mandami is inheriting is a 20-year, 25-year plan by the Soroses and other

00:26:42.120 leftists in the Democratic Party to change the minds of our young children, to make Palestinians

00:26:48.840 romanticized despite their terrorism, to make Americans and our great history and our great

00:26:54.360 courage look like a moral evil. And they set the stage for these young people to actually be

00:26:59.640 programmed to vote this way for a long time to come. Donald Trump interrupted that in 2024.

00:27:04.200 And, you know, what Mandami did is exactly what Trump did. He went to the forgotten person. He

00:27:09.000 said, I want your vote in 2024. We didn't do that in 2025. The conservatives and Republicans did not

00:27:14.840 do that. And that's why they got swamped tonight. It's very simple. Republicans can come back for this

00:27:19.960 just as quickly as they can fall apart from this. You got to go back to what makes people win

00:27:24.920 elections. That is talking to people, forget the ads, forget the silly consultants. Donald Trump didn't

00:27:30.280 need any consultants to win in 16 or 24. He did it by talking to the people that decide elections,

00:27:36.360 often the ones we forget to talk to. Now, we talked to them here on this network. We knew the

00:27:40.680 frustrations that people had that the Republicans hadn't delivered since Trump came in. Trump

00:27:44.760 delivered, but the rest of the Republican Party didn't. We knew that because we're talking to them

00:27:48.760 every day. But I'm not sure the consultants and the rhinos and the traditional base of the party knew

00:27:54.760 that this frustration existed. They don't know what their children were programmed to vote like for

00:27:59.160 the next 10 or 20 years. And so they didn't combat it. And you're going to take this extraordinary city

00:28:05.320 that gave the entire world a belief in free markets, in capitalism, in innovation, in the American

00:28:11.880 innovation cycle. And you're going to turn it into something that probably looks like a Soviet

00:28:16.360 republic. And that is going to be shocking to the world. But it's an opportunity for Texas. Dallas

00:28:21.960 could be the new financial capital of the world. Tennessee and Nashville could be the new Hollywood.

00:28:26.840 Will people go do that? Yeah, Miami. Yeah, go fix it there. We can do this. We just aren't executing

00:28:32.440 beyond Donald Trump. Downstream from Donald Trump, the execution is beyond weak. Now, as you said at the

00:28:39.800 beginning, you don't get darker blue than New York City. New Jersey has always been a blue state.

00:28:51.480 President Trump started to bring it back with a herculean effort. The Commonwealth of Virginia

00:28:56.840 used to be studied. We had this one-off with Youngkin when MAGA came together and actually got it done.

00:29:02.440 We overperformed the 2020 election. And of course, we're going to go to California here in a moment

00:29:09.640 that's another disaster for the Republican Party. What does it tell us about about the

00:29:15.800 Democrat strategy? They've got kind of a stronghold in Washington, D.C. I mean,

00:29:20.120 my beloved Commonwealth of Virginia is essentially Washington, D.C. down to Fredericksburg. I mean,

00:29:24.440 all Northern Virginia. This is massive. I think six of the seven richest counties in the country

00:29:30.040 surround Washington, D.C. And three of those, the big counties in Northern Virginia,

00:29:33.960 New Jersey. Obviously, the inner cities turned out today. New York City is New York City. And

00:29:39.160 California, I'm hearing that we may lose the California Proposition 50, which I think is a

00:29:45.240 total illegal scam by 20 points. So your thoughts on how do we combat, you've got Trump, and of course,

00:29:52.040 he wasn't, you know, Mike Crispy tells us the consultants in New Jersey didn't want Trump anywhere

00:29:56.520 around. He just had a hundred thousand people there to rally, you know, the summer before when he's

00:30:02.120 running himself. So what are your thoughts about how do we engage with Trump? How do we get President

00:30:06.760 Trump and get him into these blue areas where he's proven that he's got a track record in the past?

00:30:12.840 Listen, the base of the Democratic Party is now the government-dependent base. It isn't just

00:30:17.640 welfare. It's the professors who get all those research grants and ridiculous amounts of money

00:30:21.720 from NIH and other places to study things that are never going to make our life better. It's all the

00:30:26.680 federal workers that keep growing on Republican administrations and not. If you wanted to clear

00:30:31.880 out Northern Virginia and make Virginia red again, get rid of the damn federal workforce that you

00:30:36.680 bloated since George W. Bush created the concocted Homeland Security Department, which is the most

00:30:42.280 unconservative department in American history. So you look at what we, what the Republican Party did,

00:30:48.200 they allowed the Democrats to create a self-government-funded base of the party,

00:30:53.320 the non-profit world, the welfare state, the educative state, which we give tons of money

00:31:00.520 to now and make them all Democratic voters, and then the federal bureaucracy. Shrink the government,

00:31:05.320 you'll shrink the base because when they don't have money, they ain't going to have time to go out and

00:31:09.080 vote. It is so simple, but Donald Trump hasn't really, listen, I'll call the president on this one,

00:31:14.120 he really hasn't shrunk the government. It's still the same size as we took over. Yeah, okay,

00:31:18.120 great. Doge did a couple billion dollars here and there. The workforce is the same size. And it's

00:31:24.680 going to be the same size unless someone grows a pair and starts cutting it. And you got to start

00:31:28.680 cutting those university grants. Stop listening to the congressman to whine and say, those are my

00:31:33.000 constituents. Say, no, these are the American taxpayers' dollars. That's what you got to do.

00:31:37.240 We're not doing it. The conservative movement is not doing it. They talk a great game. They execute far less.

00:31:43.320 Let Trump be Trump. John Solomon at our anchor desk in Washington, D.C. Why don't you hang on for,

00:31:49.960 well, here's what we're going to do. We're going to take a short commercial break. We're going to

00:31:53.320 come back. We're going to go to New York City again and California to see how it's playing out. The

00:31:58.440 polls in California, I think, close in 30 minutes. Joel Pollack's going to join us. Go back to David

00:32:02.840 Zier. Short commercial break here on Real America's Voice. Election night coverage,

00:32:07.320 election night 2025. Back in a moment.

00:32:26.840 And in New Jersey, John Solomon has joined us, Richard Ferris. I want to go now to California.

00:32:31.880 Joel Pollack joins us. Joel, you've got as good a sense of California as anybody in politics.

00:32:37.800 I'm hearing rumblings, sir, that this could be quite a blowout on Prop 50 and be the springboard,

00:32:45.560 not just for winning the House of Representatives, because we now know Virginia taking the lead is

00:32:51.960 saying they're going to go to a 10 to 1 map. Westmore has already been on MSNBC saying he's

00:32:55.880 calling together a commission to pick up at least a seat in Maryland. It's going to be a springboard

00:33:01.080 for Gavin Newsom's 2028 run in the impeachment of President Trump in 26. Your thoughts, sir?

00:33:09.480 Well, this was definitely Gavin Newsom's play for 2028. And of course, he also wants to be

00:33:15.480 seen as helpful to Democrats in 2026. The Republican delegation in California is now at nine seats. It

00:33:22.600 could go down to four seats as a result of this new map. A couple of the seats in the Central Valley

00:33:28.040 will still be competitive. But Newsom is staking his claim to be the leader of the party, the man

00:33:34.360 who put the party in a position to take the House and to stop the Trump presidency. Now, if you ask

00:33:41.640 Newsom directly whether he wants to impeach the president, he'll say, oh, no, no, no, we just want

00:33:46.120 oversight of the president. But we know it's not going to stop there. This is definitely an attempt to

00:33:51.480 end the Trump presidency early by impeaching him. Of course, the Senate won't convict, but you never

00:33:57.640 know what might happen. They're just going to try to stop everything Trump is doing. In large part,

00:34:01.960 that's what this shutdown is about. Donald Trump and his cabinet members were going through every

00:34:07.000 department and getting rid of DEI and putting pro-America, pro-growth policies in place and doing

00:34:12.360 so at an incredibly rapid rate. And that's part of the reason the shutdown happened. It was the only way

00:34:17.480 Democrats could put the brakes on the reforms that Trump was making. And so this is Newsom's attempt

00:34:23.720 to do that starting in January 2027. And he is looking toward 2028. And this is what he's doing. Now,

00:34:31.800 the reason it's succeeding in California is that Newsom is able to frame this issue, the redistricting

00:34:37.720 in California, as an attempt to stop Trump. It really is an attempt to disenfranchise California voters

00:34:46.120 because it's taking away the votes and giving all the power to the politicians to choose their

00:34:53.000 voters rather than the voters choosing who represents them. This reverses the referendum

00:34:57.400 voters passed in 2008 to create an independent redistricting commission. Democrats figured out

00:35:02.840 how to game that one as well. There was a whole article back in 2011 in ProPublica about how Democrats

00:35:09.000 had gamed the supposedly independent commission by having lobbyists and activists pose as residents of

00:35:15.080 communities saying the lines should be here or there. So Republicans lost seats even when they

00:35:20.120 created this independent commission. But now that's not even good enough for Democrats. And they're just

00:35:24.840 going all in for gerrymandering, even though it hurts California. And they're saying they're defending

00:35:30.680 democracy, but it's kind of funny to defend democracy by eliminating the ability of the opposition to

00:35:35.960 compete fairly. So that's going to be the result in California. And it's all about a play

00:35:40.760 for the control of the House, stopping the Trump presidency and Gavin Newsom's personal ambitions.

00:35:47.880 Hang on for a second. Joel, what percentage, I keep saying there's more MAGA voters in California

00:35:54.920 than almost Texas and Florida combined. There's a massive amount of MAGA voters out there. And that's

00:36:00.680 why I think Trump should have been engaged in this thing. Schwarzenegger and then Charlie Munger's,

00:36:06.360 I think, son, the physicist. This, in fact, Schwarzenegger could say his legacy was to get this commission

00:36:11.640 going. California votes like it's 42 percent, 43 percent Republican, roughly like 42 percent overall.

00:36:19.880 And now you're going from 43 congressional districts and nine Republican and 43 Democrat nine down to

00:36:27.400 48 and four. Did the argument for kind of good government or some sort of fairness,

00:36:33.480 did it ever get any traction or was Newsom's just pure power politics? Because this is smash mouth.

00:36:40.760 We don't care 42 or 43 percent of the people are Republicans. We're going to take, you know,

00:36:46.040 basically 90 percent of the 90 percent of the of the House seats and then lead to a potential take

00:36:51.960 the House, install a speaker and go after Trump, stop the Trump revolution in its tracks and maybe also

00:36:59.080 as a benefit impeach the president. You're right. He won't be removed by the Senate,

00:37:03.400 but at least impeach him again for the third time. Did the did the good government aspect of

00:37:09.000 Schwarzenegger and these guys, did it ever get any real traction?

00:37:13.240 You know, good government in California, when Republicans try to introduce it, is like

00:37:17.960 Lucy and Charlie Brown with the football, you know, because the Democrats just take whatever

00:37:22.360 Republicans do to improve the quality of government and they turn it into a partisan

00:37:27.800 exercise to benefit themselves and their party and keep themselves in power. That's just how it's

00:37:31.720 run in California. And you're right. It's total smash mouth. By the way, don't believe any Democrat

00:37:37.160 who tells you that this redistricting idea, that this map is a reaction to Texas. First of all,

00:37:43.800 they passed this map before Texas had passed its map. But second of all, you don't just come up with

00:37:49.400 a map like this on the fly. They had worked on this for months, maybe years, because you need to

00:37:54.520 know where your voters are. You need to have the demographic data. You need to have the experts

00:37:58.440 weigh in. You can't do that in three or four weeks. This was a project over the long term,

00:38:03.000 and they used the Texas redistricting as an excuse to do it. It is their effort to get rid of what

00:38:09.160 remains of the Republican delegation. You're right. It's going to about 10 percent, actually less than 10

00:38:13.960 percent of the total vote. Republicans, again, around 40 percent of voters, but less than 10

00:38:20.920 percent of the seats. And it's a travesty, really, because you can understand that in smaller states

00:38:28.440 where you might only have one or two members of Congress, you might see Republicans shut out

00:38:34.120 if Democrats win both seats. You'd kind of understand that with one, two, three seats. But with 52 seats,

00:38:39.320 to have Republicans completely shut out, it's really abominable. And it takes our country further

00:38:44.360 in the direction of division and conflict, frankly. I mean, not thankfully violent conflict, but it is

00:38:49.800 getting to the point where we are splitting into two Americas. And the crazy thing about it is the

00:38:54.680 courts might not be able to do anything about it. There are going to be court challenges to this

00:38:59.000 on a variety of different grounds. But the Supreme Court may not be able to intervene in states

00:39:06.440 determining their own method of districting or redistricting. And Kevin Kiley, a Republican,

00:39:12.920 who's likely to lose his seat in California, one of the smarter Republicans out there,

00:39:17.240 he's got a bill in Congress that would prevent mid-decade redistricting. And Gavin Newsom just

00:39:22.760 laughed at him and said, oh, well, you're just passing that bill because you want to save your own seat.

00:39:27.080 Well, that's probably true, but it would also make the system more fair. It would be a

00:39:32.120 good government system. Newsom just laughs at that. He's going for the presidency in 2028.

00:39:36.440 Well, two things, two things. Number one, if the president, you know, California very well,

00:39:42.840 you're also a great lawyer. If the president called you tonight and said, Joel, what do I do here by

00:39:48.920 getting Hermit Dillon and the Justice Department on top of this? What's your recommendation to the president?

00:39:53.000 Well, I think you've got to make an urgent appeal to the Supreme Court of the United States,

00:39:59.880 because you could make the argument. And in fact, Hermit Dillon's old law firm in California did make

00:40:05.480 the argument that what Newsom did violated the California Constitution and probably also the

00:40:11.560 Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment. And I'll explain how very briefly. Voters passed a

00:40:17.320 referendum in 2008 to take the power away from politicians and put it in the hands of this

00:40:22.520 independent redistricting commission, which was supposed to represent the people directly.

00:40:27.240 What the politicians did in passing this map through the legislature before the voters had

00:40:33.800 reversed the independent commission, that meant that they were effectively usurping the powers of

00:40:39.400 the commission unconstitutionally and unlawfully. Now, they'll say, well, we won by a blowout margin.

00:40:45.000 We passed Proposition 50. The voters clearly want this. So who cares if we did it unlawfully?

00:40:49.800 The voters have spoken. And a court might have sympathy for that, might not want to intervene.

00:40:54.040 Maybe the Supreme Court would decline to hear the case because Proposition 50 wins.

00:40:57.960 But the fact is, the reason voters acted as they did in 2008 was to stop the elected politicians

00:41:04.600 from running the redistricting maps. And what the elected politicians did was say,

00:41:09.160 you know what, we're just going to take the power anyway. There's nothing you can do about it.

00:41:12.600 And in a highly partisan environment, we're just going to reintroduce partisan gerrymandering.

00:41:17.400 The other element they could do is say, well, there's a provision in this referendum, Proposition 50,

00:41:24.360 that says, we're just suspending the independent redistricting commission. We're not getting rid

00:41:28.920 of it. We're just suspending it. That's what they say. They say, we're not against independent

00:41:33.320 redistricting. We're just putting it off for six years. It's temporary. It's temporary.

00:41:37.560 And I don't know that there's any legal basis for that.

00:41:40.280 Hey, game respects game. I love that one. Real quickly, Joel, we've got to go to break. A

00:41:47.080 couple of things. Do you agree, Joel Pollack, that tonight at midnight, the midterms start,

00:41:52.520 the midterm race for 2026 starts after we hear from California?

00:41:57.000 Well, I think the 2028 presidential race has started. Because if you look at what Newsom is doing,

00:42:01.480 and you look at J.B. Pritzker in Illinois, right now, it's a race to the bottom to see who can be

00:42:06.920 more insulting to President Trump, who can attack him more. And Newsom right now takes the edge,

00:42:12.680 because not only is he going on social media and behaving like a jerk, but he's actually delivering

00:42:17.800 results for the party, not for the state. But Newsom's gamble is that what Democrat primary

00:42:22.360 voters want in 2028 is a fighter. They don't care whether you have a record of achievement. And of

00:42:28.040 course, Newsom doesn't have a record of achievement. He has a record of underachievement.

00:42:31.240 You know, after eight years, where's the high speed rail? Where are the dams? Where are the

00:42:35.160 reservoirs? Where are the electric vehicles he promised? You know, there's none of that. He

00:42:38.760 doesn't do anything. All he does is troll Republicans, but he's taken the lead now as the master troll.

00:42:44.200 So tonight, the 2028 Democratic presidential primary begins.

00:42:49.000 Okay, you nailed it too. And he's going to show people, hey, I'm the one that stopped Trump,

00:42:53.240 and I'm the one that's going to lead to his impeachment. Joel Pollack,

00:42:56.920 talk to me about, can we talk about the California Post for a second before we go to break?

00:43:01.640 Yes, sir.

00:43:03.080 What is it? It's my favorite tabloid in New York. Are we going tabloid in California?

00:43:09.480 Yes, we are. We're going tabloid in California and starting the new California Post early next year,

00:43:16.840 building out the team right now. And they came to me, you know, I was very happy at Breitbart,

00:43:21.320 and they gave me a lot of freedom. And I was doing some great coverage. I was on the ground in Israel.

00:43:25.720 In fact, I'm going back there next week. I'm going to go into some very dangerous places and write

00:43:29.880 about what's happening with the ceasefire. But California is very important, not just

00:43:34.360 politically for the nation, but, you know, my neighborhood was burnt down in the Palisades

00:43:38.760 fire. My house survived, but I've got to repair it. And the neighborhood, the community was

00:43:43.960 basically displaced, destroyed. And that happened because of a series of government failures. It

00:43:49.640 wasn't just a natural disaster. And report after report is coming out now this week about how the

00:43:54.920 firefighters weren't in position. And when they got into position, they were called off. They were

00:43:58.840 told not to finish putting out the fire. The police weren't there. The mayor was out of the country.

00:44:03.320 Joe, hang on. But everywhere in the country, in fact, people around the world are asking me,

00:44:07.480 how in a place that you had the disaster like the Palisades and the Palisades fire,

00:44:12.280 did you possibly have the Democrats come back and looks like in this proposition tonight are going to

00:44:17.480 have a blowout when they made Trump the issue and the Republican Party ran away from Trump and

00:44:22.840 William Lane in the state to run? How do we have a party do all their coastal commissions and all

00:44:28.120 their decisions basically manifested in the Palisades fire and then screwed all the progressives up in

00:44:35.320 the Palisades, what they've done for the redevelopment since then. And a couple of months later, six months

00:44:40.520 later, we're going to have a blowout win of a guy like Gavin Newsom, who I would argue is the guy who may

00:44:46.040 be principally responsible for this, sir. Well, you know, Pacific Palisades is a conservative community.

00:44:52.440 By that, I mean only 75 percent voted for Kamala Harris in the last election.

00:44:57.400 But on a more serious note, two thirds did vote for Rick Caruso in the last mayoral election and

00:45:03.560 only one third voted for Karen Bass. So it's more moderate on the Democratic side in Pacific Palisades.

00:45:09.080 The problem in California is that you don't realize what's going on in the state until something

00:45:14.520 bad happens to you. But it happens bit by bit, piece by piece. There really isn't a statewide voice

00:45:20.200 that reflects what's really going on. We have these big local media markets,

00:45:24.680 but there's nothing between those local media markets and the national media market. So Newsom

00:45:29.320 is able to make a statewide issue all about President Donald Trump, Democrats, Republicans on the national

00:45:35.160 level, while he's disenfranchising California voters and reducing their voice. And that's why

00:45:40.280 the California Post exists, is to create a new impression, a new mirror to hold up to the state.

00:45:46.200 And it's very exciting to be part of it. Well, you were there with Andrew when we started

00:45:52.360 Breitbart News, the new site, and you were our senior editor after Andrew died to take it. So you

00:45:58.280 know how to build organizations. It's going to be great. I'm so happy for you and look forward to

00:46:03.240 following you closely at the California Post. Thank you. By the way, what's your Twitter feed so people

00:46:07.880 can follow you on your travels? It's at Joel Pollack, J-O-E-L-P-O-L-L-A-K.

00:46:16.040 Joel, thank you very much for joining us tonight from California. We're going to,

00:46:18.680 those polls are going to close momentarily. Here's what we're going to do. We're going to take a

00:46:21.960 short commercial break. We're going to return. We're going to New York City. We're going to

00:46:25.960 Texas. We're going back to John Solomon. We got a lot going on here. A lot more. We got Texas,

00:46:31.080 California. Next up, here at Real America's Voice, The War Room on election night coverage 2025.

00:46:48.360 Okay, here we are back with election coverage. I got my wingman. I got Solomon in DC. I got Dave

00:46:55.800 Bratt. Dave Bratt, give me a couple of pearls of wisdom before we throw it to Texas.

00:47:01.080 Yeah, well, you and Solomon were getting at something particular to Virginia, DC Swamp,

00:47:07.640 the seven richest counties. But even a little deeper than that, with the uniparty logic,

00:47:13.320 right? The governor, the Republican lost seven points worse than Trump performed in 24. So there's

00:47:23.400 an outperformance problem. But the real thing is the uniparty, right? Youngkin got all the check

00:47:30.760 writers. Go check on those check writers from the big energy companies, hint, hint,

00:47:35.320 the lawyers, the major check writers that supported Youngkin and see if they supported Sears.

00:47:41.160 And you probably find no. And then Spanberger is no threat to that, right? She keeps the swamp in full

00:47:46.600 tilt. And so all the money's there. And what the voters don't get, what Trump put through, right?

00:47:51.800 Trump won African-American, Hispanic, blue-collar workers because he went out and talked to

00:47:56.920 everybody and went over the heads of everybody. But what people don't get now is the Republican

00:48:02.280 Party is not the party, the old country club reversion club, right? The swamp in Virginia

00:48:09.320 thinks, OK, we lose someone like Brad, he goes away, and next time we'll win a Democrat. No,

00:48:14.360 no, no. It's all different in Virginia now. The structure of Virginia is totally corrupted.

00:48:20.200 I can't think of a sector Republicans can go after, right? I mean, you got the Second Amendment

00:48:25.960 folks, police, firemen, et cetera. But the Fortune 500 CEOs, for example, are 75% Democrat now.

00:48:34.760 The CEO class, and we haven't made that case. Trump makes that case in a clever way.

00:48:39.960 That's just all American. And then the Magnificent Seven, right? The trillionaire class,

00:48:44.600 except for Elon, all of the trillionaire class is on the left now and dumping money.

00:48:51.800 And we need to break it up, like Solomon said. I'm not sure Yunkiner did anything to break up all

00:48:58.040 the tentacles to the Uniparty and the money. And Virginia is really susceptible to the Uniparty

00:49:05.560 like no other state. That is the unique reason, right? If you look at the northern counties,

00:49:11.880 even down to Fredericksburg, Spanburgers went in by 45%, all of them. And then if you look at the

00:49:18.200 rurals, any of the rurals around western Richmond or whatever, Sears wins by 50%, but they're all

00:49:27.640 small. And so all the big money is now on the left. And we need to make that point, and we need to blow

00:49:34.600 it up in about two more years, or it's structurally built into cake. And the Uniparty chooses its

00:49:40.680 candidates very well, right? They choose the Republicans. I think, you know, the Paul Ryan

00:49:46.040 types, they don't bust up any of the swamp.

00:49:49.640 Brad, if you talk this well, when you ran against Spanburg and she kicked your ass,

00:49:53.560 she wouldn't have been a governor tonight. Just kidding, sir. God, okay, just chill. I'll come

00:49:57.720 back to you. You're great. You're great. Just hang on. Dave Brat, we owe Spanburgers rise to power,

00:50:04.200 came on Dave Brat's back. And Paul Ryan gave her the ladder. Stick right there. Let's go to Texas.

00:50:10.840 We got Grant Stinchfield and I think Glenn Story. Give us some good news in Texas, boys. What's

00:50:17.160 happening? Well, I'll tell you what, Steve, it's always good to see you. And I am with the

00:50:23.480 Patriot Mobile boys, and of course, of course, gals. Jenny Story, COO, Glenn Story, Scott,

00:50:29.640 chief of marketing officer here. A lot of good news. We've got a very conservative candidate

00:50:34.840 who looks like it's going to go into a runoff for a state senate seat. But I think, Steve,

00:50:39.000 the bigger story is what Patriot Mobile is doing, specifically in Texas, to save Texas with

00:50:45.720 conservative candidates. Because, Glenn, I'll ask you, if we don't save Texas, this country's lost

00:50:51.800 without this state. That's absolutely gone. And I mean, that's really our focus today is saving

00:50:57.240 the state of Texas. Because without our electoral votes, it doesn't matter what happens in Arizona

00:51:02.440 and other places. So we're just, we're fighting as a company. You know, one of the scary things,

00:51:07.640 Scott, is we only had, I think it's like eight percent turnout right now. That's a problem. And

00:51:12.840 we're known as a state that we should be turning people out. That is a problem. And right here in

00:51:17.640 Texas, we do have a problem. And if people don't get out and vote, it's going to be an even bigger

00:51:22.680 problem that we need to, we need to wake up like right now. People need to look at this and say,

00:51:27.400 hey, what's at stake right now? We got, we got a lot going on. We got some midterms coming up next

00:51:32.600 year. If people don't wake up, we're going to be right back in the mess that we were in a few years

00:51:37.000 back. We got work to do. You know, we got to be prepared for the post-Trump country. And everyone

00:51:43.880 is basically resting on the laurels of Trump. And they're saying, we don't have to get off our couch.

00:51:48.760 But we got to think about what happens in the post-Trump country. And that's why Steve came

00:51:53.720 to Texas because he realizes how important it is to keep the state red, even though it's kind of

00:52:00.040 purple. You know, you guys told me Steve came out here and he's literally like a few miles down the

00:52:04.600 road from me. I didn't get a call from, from Steve here in Texas. But Steve, I think, you know,

00:52:10.120 when it comes to Patriot Mobile, this is what this company is about. You know, they're big sponsors of

00:52:15.320 helping us put this broadcast on air tonight. And they are committed. I know you know these

00:52:20.680 folks individually. And I don't know of a company more committed to saving America, Steve.

00:52:26.680 Well, Grant, here's the thing that concerned me when I went out. I was trying to be under the

00:52:30.280 radar just to get a feel for things. Texas and, you know, Trump won by 14. Ted Cruz,

00:52:36.760 he pulled Ted Cruz up by 11 and 24. Tarrant County, as you know, is I think one of the most important

00:52:42.360 counties in the country. I was shocked at how how moderate to liberal the Republican establishment

00:52:50.600 is down there in the in the in the Texas House and the Senate. And quite frankly, with all these

00:52:55.160 other issues going on, particularly the encroachment now of this new obviously focus of it looks like

00:53:01.560 if not the Muslim Brotherhood, then aspects of Islam coming to Texas. I mean, we've got a fight on

00:53:07.480 our hands. That's why tonight is so important. Texas may be the one place in these amendments

00:53:12.840 and a couple of these Senate seats that we get some good news because the rest of the country

00:53:16.040 right now is going to look like a bloodbath, sir. Steve, I'll tell you, I think the rest of the

00:53:22.280 country needs to learn from Texas's mistakes on exactly what you brought up. The Texas legislature

00:53:28.440 is run by Democrats and Republicans have a virtual supermajority. And yet you've got moderate

00:53:34.360 Republicans working with Democrats to steal control of the state legislature. And, you know,

00:53:40.680 before I throw it back to you, Glenn, I'll ask you, how does Patriot Mobile help to stop that?

00:53:45.720 You're talking about conservative candidates. We need a state legislature level here. Well,

00:53:49.240 well, look, we start with telling the truth. That's why we like to talk to the guys at the

00:53:53.800 war room because they the war room posse, they want to hear the truth. And we like to tell the truth

00:53:59.720 because, look, if we can't elect folks at the local level that are qualified, that really want

00:54:06.520 to save our country and save our state, if they don't put God first in country and state,

00:54:11.800 look, that's the biggest thing that I think we, and that's why we're here at Lee Wamsgun's

00:54:16.680 senatorial race. And she's about as conservative as it gets. She will be a real fighter in the

00:54:22.840 Texas Senate. And I guess, Jenny, let me just ask you before I let you guys go, because I know you

00:54:26.920 guys are going out tomorrow for some award ceremonies. It's not just Texas. I know you

00:54:32.840 guys are based here, but you're putting this kind of effort in the states across the country.

00:54:37.160 Oh, absolutely. It's through the causes that we support. Oh, it's through the causes that we

00:54:41.640 support that we actually are helping other conservative candidates. We were just at the

00:54:45.800 National Association of Christian Lawmakers. And a lot of those folks are the guys that are

00:54:50.040 putting the Ten Commandments bills in place or laws that we then go and we backfill those posters

00:54:56.120 and get them into the schools. So it's really a lot of these organizations that we support and

00:55:00.680 the collaborative efforts that really help the nation and the national candidates.

00:55:04.920 Well, I just am so grateful for all of your commitment, your company's commitment to America,

00:55:10.200 to Texas, to Real America's Voice, and everybody else out there. So PatriotMobile.com forward

00:55:16.360 slash RAV. Make sure you get a Patriot Mobile phone. Thank you, guys. We appreciate you coming on.

00:55:20.600 Absolutely. So, Steve, I think there is good news from Texas. You got Lee Wamsgan who looks like

00:55:27.400 she's going to go into a runoff. That's a good thing. She'll get there. She'll win that. This is

00:55:31.800 a pretty conservative district. And then we move forward. I don't think Democrats are in a position

00:55:37.480 yet to take Texas, but you take the eye off the ball in this state. You know, as we've seen,

00:55:42.920 you can lose anything in an instant. And we're not taking our eye off it here, Steve.

00:55:47.560 Grant, you hang on. What I'm going to do is I'm going to go to a short commercial break. We're

00:55:51.640 going to go to New York and maybe California. I want to come back to you. We'll find out about

00:55:56.040 Lee and make sure that thing's locked in. Also, Brian Harrison is going to talk to us about some

00:55:59.720 of the other races. Grant Stinchfield in Texas at Lee Wamsgan's headquarters. We've got some good

00:56:06.280 news maybe coming out of Texas. Short commercial break. We're going to go back to New York,

00:56:11.160 to the America First warehouse. We're going to hear from some of the folks that are going to have to live

00:56:17.560 with a neo-Marxist jihadist as the mayor of New York City, unless we get to work and make sure that

00:56:24.760 we check his citizenship. Short commercial break. Back in a moment.

00:56:37.800 Welcome back. It's election night 2025. You're here in the war room, Real America's Voice,

00:56:43.880 continuing coverage of election night. We're going to go to Damon and Studio 6B at the America First

00:56:50.360 warehouse. Brother, it was just announced that Alvin Bragg has now won another term with 74 percent of

00:56:57.960 the vote to continue on as the prosecutor, the DA in Manhattan. Damon, give me your overall assessment

00:57:06.360 of what you guys are feeling tonight, knowing that a neo-Marxist jihadist is going to be the mayor of the

00:57:12.360 greatest city on earth, sir. Sir. Yeah. Well, we're all we're all ready to fast for Ramadan here,

00:57:17.960 Steve. That's looks like what it's going to be. So I know there's a lot of questions tonight,

00:57:22.440 obviously, on New York City. But Steve, one of the things, you know, you said Trump's the greatest

00:57:26.200 political asset in political history and he's going unused. And I think that's one of the questions

00:57:30.120 again tonight. Is there a viable Republican Party or is it just the Trump Party? You know,

00:57:35.240 is tonight another reminder of that? The Democrats know one thing. They know if they cover up their

00:57:40.920 radicalism, they can take a bad economy and they can run on it and they can win. And I'll tell you

00:57:47.000 the other thing that stands out to me, Steve, tonight. As you look at Mark Robinson in North Carolina,

00:57:51.800 what he said, sexist, racial things online. Voters rejected him by 15, 16 points in that race.

00:58:00.280 Jay Jones fantasized about murdering Republicans and their kids and he won. So I don't know what else

00:58:07.880 you need to know that these people are the enemy. But that is what I take out of this so far tonight.

00:58:14.520 No, it's pretty it's pretty dramatic. And I got to tell you, you mentioned about Trump and the

00:58:18.760 Trump Party and the Republican Party. While you're still letting these Republican Party people and

00:58:23.000 these consultants make decisions, I happen to believe that if we'd run the same strategy as in 2021

00:58:29.560 and President Trump had gotten very involved, you would have seen a much different outcome.

00:58:32.840 Particularly, you're having a bloodbath now in the House of Delegates in Virginia. And this is going

00:58:38.120 to come back on a national level because Spanberger and these radical Democrats are going to try to go

00:58:42.680 to a 10-1 redistricting in the Commonwealth. And you couple that with California, what Wes Moore said

00:58:49.320 tonight out of Maryland, you're going to have a dogfight in 2026. The midterm started midnight,

00:58:54.120 but I got to tell you, it's going to be a dogfight. I definitely think, Damon, he would have made a huge

00:58:59.000 impact in New Jersey. I mean, he had New Jersey trending our way. He had 100,000 people on kind

00:59:05.400 of a windy day down at the shore in Jersey. And he was never used. The consultants around Jack never

00:59:13.400 wanted to bring him into the campaign. And President Trump did, I think, one teletown hall at the end.

00:59:18.440 So you're seeing the impact of this right now. And it's going to be catastrophic. In California,

00:59:24.440 they completely blocked President Trump. When if you got a third of the MAGA voters to turn out,

00:59:29.720 you would have stopped this Proposition 50. So you're seeing it right there. Damon,

00:59:34.200 I guess you got some audience of members that have been there all night with you guys. You

00:59:39.880 want to take some questions or some comments? Yeah, absolutely. Absolutely. Thanks, Steve.

00:59:44.440 Let's go out over to Kevin Downey Jr., who's with a great patriot that a lot of people here at

00:59:49.080 the America First Warehouse know. Kevin, take it away. Thank you, Big D. Folks,

00:59:52.760 we've got Joe the Bucks, the man, the legend behind the America First Warehouse. Let's hear it for Joe.

00:59:58.920 He did this. The most patriotic venue on the planet. Joe, there's a communist about to take

01:00:06.920 over New York City. What are your thoughts? I got to tell you, I'm so glad that I live on

01:00:12.360 Long Island. It's about 30, 45 miles away from the Big Apple. But I spend a lot of time and I make

01:00:18.440 my money driving trucks. My company is in and out of New York City. And I got to tell you,

01:00:23.880 the last couple of weeks, I feel like I'm in a different country. There's more scooters and

01:00:28.120 things running around. And I'm like, where are these scooters coming from? And I'm driving a big

01:00:33.640 truck and I would hate to accidentally run some of them over. So my question is, are they really voting

01:00:39.640 correctly in New York City? Molly Hernick tells us there's over 400,000 more votes than registered

01:00:45.560 voters. Are we really just going through this game of motions and playing the game? Because I'm a little

01:00:51.080 tired of it. Yeah, I hear you. I got to be honest, Joe. I know a little bit about New York City history.

01:00:59.720 I don't know that there's been a fair election in the five boroughs since Tammany Hall.

01:01:04.520 I'm not sure where Tammany Hall was. You must be way older than me.

01:01:10.120 Yeah, I don't know. This is a, I mean, it's a bad day. Let's look at it this way, though.

01:01:14.680 And these were blue states and blue cities. So we can't be too shocked. But the fact that

01:01:19.800 an Islamo-communist is taking over New York City 24 years after they knocked down the Twin Towers,

01:01:26.600 I think that's disgusting. Where do you stand on this?

01:01:29.480 Oh my goodness. You got to be kidding me. Where do I stand on this? There's only one God. Our nation

01:01:35.000 was developed under Judeo-Christian values. America was built on our founding fathers,

01:01:40.520 built the country on Jesus Christ and the Judeo-Christian values. There's no other God

01:01:45.480 allowed, acceptable, should be allowed into this country. What does that make me? It makes me a

01:01:50.520 Christian-American patriot. That's what it makes me. All right. Now, let me ask you this, Joe.

01:02:00.600 Is this the end of New York City? Can we bounce back? Oh, I don't think it's going to last too

01:02:04.920 long in there because it's going to be so disgraceful. Nobody's going to be in there.

01:02:08.280 Who's going to go to a Broadway play? Honey, let's pack it up. We're going to go to dinner and have a

01:02:12.600 Broadway play. I'm not even going to think about it. I'm going to drive through New York City,

01:02:17.000 I'm going to pick up and drop off my shipments, and I'm going to charge double from now on.

01:02:22.600 There's going to be an exodus. There's going to be an exodus. All right. Thanks, Joe the Box.

01:02:27.160 Thank you for everything. Back to you, Big D. Back to you, Big D. All right, Kevin Downey Jr.,

01:02:31.400 thanks. We'll get another Patriot over set up with Kevin to talk about what's happened here

01:02:35.720 tonight in New York, but let me get to the guys here. Delgado, you heard what I said when Steve asked

01:02:40.840 me. You look at the Republicans tonight. We saw what happened in Virginia. We saw what happened in

01:02:46.840 New Jersey. We talked earlier in the show about the fact that Republicans just thought,

01:02:50.760 well, we've got a lot of registrations in New Jersey, so everything must be trending our way.

01:02:55.320 Trump's not on the ballot. Low propensity voters stay home. I know some people think that Trump may

01:03:01.080 stick around in 2028, but I think the reality is that Trump's not going to be on the ballot again.

01:03:05.480 So what do we do when Trump's not on the ballot to get voters out in races like this?

01:03:10.120 That's a great question because we saw what happened when he's not engaged, right? We just saw what

01:03:14.600 happened tonight. He's not engaged. The people don't come out. So what does that tell you?

01:03:19.640 Well, you throw out everything that you just did because we just figured out that doesn't work,

01:03:24.840 and you get the guy involved. He'll probably be more than happy to show up, do some rallies,

01:03:31.960 get into your neighborhoods, get your people out, and make sure they show up to vote because that's the

01:03:37.080 winning formula. It's not hard. This stuff is not hard. He showed you how to do it, laid it out the

01:03:42.920 plan. All you got to do is say, hey, Mr. President, would you mind showing up? Don't listen to a

01:03:47.400 consultant because they're there just to screw things up. That's what they do. They're consultants

01:03:53.080 because they weren't successful doing what you're trying to do, run for office. So stay away from

01:03:58.360 consultants. Go to the people that win. You want to do what winners do? It's very simple. You hear this

01:04:03.960 from top level people all the time. What do you want to do if you want to win? Look what the winners

01:04:08.840 are doing and do what they just did because they've already figured it out. It's not hard.

01:04:13.800 So they've got to get him involved. And I think part of it too, he has to step up and say, you know

01:04:19.240 what, I'm going to step up, Jack Citarelli. I'm going to make sure you take New Jersey because that's,

01:04:24.920 that should have been mine last year. You know, I think, Paul, the story tonight is not so much the

01:04:30.520 overall result because again, you know, Republicans are in charge of everything. They're going into states

01:04:35.480 that obviously the Democrats won and control. So it's an uphill climb from the jump.

01:04:40.440 But I think what the story tonight is the margins across the board that they won by,

01:04:46.360 the underperformance of the candidates. And I think what MTG talked about, by the way,

01:04:51.640 you look at some of these local races across the country, the Republicans losing the two seats in the,

01:04:56.840 in the PSC tonight in Georgia. I think that might be a bigger red flag than maybe some of the top

01:05:01.720 level overall gubernatorial races, which I don't think anyone is overly surprised by it. And again,

01:05:07.160 I think what they were surprised by is they're getting called at 904 and 806. And these things

01:05:12.520 are just done in the underperformance of the candidates tonight might be the thing that sticks

01:05:16.280 out. Well, we kind of liken it to the midterm curse. We've seen it since World War II,

01:05:21.720 the bounce back after Republican comes in or the Democrat comes in. I still don't understand why you

01:05:27.240 talk about messaging all the time. Why is there not a unified messaging and a localized version

01:05:33.880 of make America first? Like for example, Jersey, what, like we're going to bring job independence

01:05:38.360 and deregulation here to Jersey. Okay. We're going to get rid of illegal immigrants in Jersey. You

01:05:43.560 know, we're going to make Jersey first and we're going to fight tooth and nail with a federalist

01:05:47.160 mentality. Where is that messaging that could be across the board, but it still plays to the five

01:05:53.480 major tenants of being MAGA, which was so successful. Where is that? Where is the

01:05:58.680 unification on that? And why can't we see a little more, like again, more alignment through,

01:06:03.800 you know, Trump right down through it and just get in line at this point. Cause we truly need

01:06:08.520 to keep the government. Well, where's the vision from? Yeah. Yeah.

01:06:14.440 Damon, hang on for one second. I got to get to Solomon before he punches, but I just want to spend a

01:06:18.120 second. Um, and we're going to come back to you guys. You nailed something that's very important.

01:06:22.520 The midterm start tonight. One of the biggest warning signs that we've got that we need to

01:06:27.720 get focused is these two, uh, these two commissioners in Georgia, the MTG, uh,

01:06:32.920 mentioned, I don't think they've ever won. And she says the first time in 30 years

01:06:37.800 that Democrats have won a statewide, uh, election. I don't think they've ever had commissioners

01:06:43.000 been Democrats in a couple of decades. That is a warning that this thing is going to cut deeper

01:06:48.360 than just as you said, Hey, we're losing. These are blue states. They're heavily blue states,

01:06:52.920 particularly my Commonwealth of Virginia, but it's the margins. And also as this thing spreads

01:06:57.800 down to Georgia, give me a minute on that.

01:07:02.360 That's the thing tonight. I don't, I don't think anyone's necessarily surprised on the overall

01:07:06.440 outcomes, but I think it's the margin. It's the underperformance. Um, and I think it's just the

01:07:11.400 vision from the Republicans overall, Steve, it's not like we don't have big things that need answers to.

01:07:15.640 So think about the, think about what we have to fight right now. We have property taxes. We have

01:07:20.280 the moratorium on immigration. We have immunity. We have mandates. We have the general healthcare

01:07:25.000 vision with the Republicans have absolutely no vision on healthcare. What's whatsoever.

01:07:29.080 You have a multi-frontal assault on landowners, farms, ranch. There's so many things that this,

01:07:34.600 this party should be focused on. If we can't make red states as red as they can make blue states blue,

01:07:40.120 we are in trouble. It doesn't matter how many voters we register. If we don't give them a reason to

01:07:45.400 come out to vote, it doesn't make a difference.

01:07:49.880 Damon, hang on for one second. I'm going to come back to you guys. I want to go to John Solomon

01:07:53.880 in our anchor desk in Washington, DC, our DC studios. John, your closing thoughts. I know you

01:07:59.240 got a bounce. You're working on a lot of these investigations, uh, that we're going to pick

01:08:03.000 up tomorrow. You, you, you, you, you, you and Natalie wrote shotgun, uh, with me in a year ago

01:08:10.520 tomorrow, right? Uh, we had the greatest comeback in American history. And now tonight we're, we got

01:08:17.000 a reality check, sir. What do you think? Yeah. Listen, I think you can sum it up in the experience

01:08:22.200 of two candidates. There's a lesson to learn in Jason Maury's. He leaned into Donald Trump,

01:08:26.520 not away from him. Republicans have to stop leaning away from the leader of their party and the leading

01:08:31.480 message that wins their party there, uh, or wins that popularity among, uh, the, the masses in

01:08:36.760 America. And then the other is Mondami, whatever you want to say about Mondami's radicalism.

01:08:41.640 He did three things. He got new people to the poll in gigantic numbers, just like Donald Trump did

01:08:46.920 last year. He stayed, he stayed focused on the economy and making a more America affordable again.

01:08:52.680 That's what the Trump team and the Congress needs to be focused on. Uh, and three, he remained

01:08:57.960 consistent. He didn't flip flop. He didn't listen to consultants. He went with his instinct and he

01:09:02.520 came off as authentic, even if it's crazy authentic, he's authentic. So you learn in Mondani's victory

01:09:09.000 and in Jason Maury's is significant overperformance compared to any other Republican tonight.

01:09:13.800 Some really valuable lessons. If you're a Republican, the question I have is,

01:09:17.560 will they listen? Will this be a wake up call or will they yawn and move on?

01:09:21.560 Uh, big things are on the horizon tomorrow. The Supreme Court's going to hear,

01:09:24.760 uh, the, uh, tariff case. That's a historic case. It could change things. The Louisiana apportionment

01:09:30.520 case will be big. I thought Joel Pollack made out a good point. Will the 14th Amendment be used by

01:09:35.720 the Justice Department to invalidate some of the redistricting pushes? Tonight, the, um, uh,

01:09:41.080 the Republicans lost a chance to reclaim the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. They didn't work hard

01:09:46.600 enough, just like they didn't work hard enough in April with the Wisconsin Supreme Court. Those courts

01:09:51.160 are going to decide a lot of the electoral issues in 28. How many more courts are going to flip between

01:09:55.800 now and 28? Those are all questions that someone that's the chief political strategist for the

01:10:00.680 president has to answer quickly and get back to what the winning strategy was. Tonight is so different

01:10:06.520 than one year ago tonight because the strategy that the Republican Party pursued was so radically

01:10:13.080 different and so radically underwhelming. And by the way, the Democrats got back to what they're good

01:10:18.040 at, street politics. That's what they're good at. That's what Barack Obama was, a street organizer.

01:10:22.600 So Democrats are going to keep doing this. This is how they win elections. They get out the vote.

01:10:27.240 Republicans have to get back to that machine and get back to the economic populism that got them

01:10:32.120 to where they were last November 5th. John Solomon, what are your coordinates? How do people

01:10:37.640 track you down at Just the News and everything you're breaking here on these investigations?

01:10:42.520 Yeah, justthenews.com. We'll have a big story tomorrow morning revealing that there is an FBI

01:10:46.920 investigation into the hiding of those documents in the burn bags and the

01:10:53.000 that SCIF-like room. That's the first time we've been able to get that. We got the electronic

01:10:57.000 communication. We'll make that public tomorrow. That was a question you asked me today. We got to the

01:11:01.160 bottom of it. And then Jay Solomon reports on all social media platforms.

01:11:07.720 Okay, John Solomon, we'll see you tomorrow and get you on tomorrow. Thank you, my friend.

01:11:11.560 And start grinding for the midterm, sir. And by the way, I think if anybody in the administration

01:11:17.560 knows that we're burning daylight, we're burning daylight on these investigations. Now more than

01:11:22.040 ever, I hope folks realize you've got a finite amount of time to do this. Sir, thank you so much.

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01:11:56.600 Short commercial break. We're going to go back to Studio 6B at the America First warehouse

01:12:04.280 out on Long Island to get some New York folks to tell us what they think about a neo-Marxist

01:12:10.440 and jihadist as the mayor of the greatest city in mankind's history, New York City.

01:12:16.200 Back in a moment.

01:12:28.120 Okay, welcome back to Real America's Voice in the War Room coverage of election night 2025. Let's go to

01:12:33.880 Mike Crispy. Mike, you're in New Jersey at the headquarters there for the campaign. Just one

01:12:40.920 more time. I want to get into this that the consultants really didn't want Trump involved.

01:12:46.280 And now you're seeing the carnage that that that is wrought by that. Your thoughts are

01:12:54.200 Yes. Well, I've been talking to the folks in the hall here tonight, Steve, and everybody shares the

01:12:59.160 same sentiment that if we want to go forward, we need to rip this thing down and we need to rebuild it.

01:13:04.520 We need to get the same people who have been doing races in politics for the last 20 years,

01:13:10.040 the neocons, the Cheney people, everybody who's been in the last couple of years saying that we

01:13:16.040 need to run away from Trump. Those people I think after tonight need to be permanently banished from

01:13:22.040 our party, from our movement, from our campaigns, and from our elections. All they do is waste donor

01:13:28.360 money. The people have had it. Everybody here tonight is saying,

01:13:31.080 what could we have done different? What could we have done better? How did they run up the score

01:13:35.240 so high in communities? And then in the rural communities here, we didn't get the turnout.

01:13:39.880 We needed to match it. How did that happen? And we know why that happened, Steve. One,

01:13:44.760 I think the consultants are afraid to go into some of these places that President Trump makes appeals

01:13:49.400 in the Hispanic communities and so forth. And two, we don't have the unabashed MAGA platform

01:13:55.720 that has been unleashed on the voters in these campaigns. Winston Sears, same story with the

01:14:00.680 Cittarelli campaign where the consultants wanted to hold back the candidate from embracing these

01:14:06.120 things, from bringing Trump into the state. President Trump made historic gains in New Jersey.

01:14:10.600 He got two million votes in the 2024 election. There's no reason why the right campaign with

01:14:15.960 the right message, with the right strategy can't engage all those people to come back out. We at

01:14:20.760 least get 1.8 million of them and have this thing. It's a sad time in New Jersey. We got to rebuild

01:14:26.360 here and in Virginia. And many elements of the party, Steve, need to be eradicated for good.

01:14:30.920 Mike, fantastic coverage tonight. What is your social media handles?

01:14:37.160 Won't people be able to find you, sir? Yeah, thank you very much, Steve. Again,

01:14:43.400 it's an honor to be with you. And at Mike Crispy, that is at Mike Crispy. You can follow me on X for all the

01:14:49.800 latest here. And we broadcast Last Call on Saturday nights on Real America's Voice. And we're fighting

01:14:54.360 the fight in New Jersey. We're not going to give up. We've only just begun. MAGA will rule again in

01:14:58.680 this state. No, I think you're right. I think we have to have discussion in some of these states.

01:15:03.800 Are you going to be MAGA? Are you going to be back to the old Republican Party, the neoliberal,

01:15:07.480 neocon globalists, where you're just going to get smoked every time? I mean, Trump has given us a way

01:15:12.760 forward, right? The subtitle of tonight's coverage is the path forward. The path forward's got to be

01:15:19.640 with Trump, with MAGA, with economic populism, nationalism, all of it. You don't have a choice.

01:15:26.120 Other than that, you're going to be controlled opposition like you used to be before Trump

01:15:30.120 came on the scene. Mike Crispy, thank you so much, brother. Fantastic.

01:15:34.920 Let's go to David Zier. David Zier is in Manhattan at the Cuomo headquarters. Brothers,

01:15:40.600 it's starting to set in that a neo-Marxist jihadist, 24 years after 9-11, is now going

01:15:46.520 to be the mayor-elect of New York City, sir? Not with the people who voted for him, apparently.

01:15:54.520 And he wants to get rid of the counter-terrorism division in the NYPD, which is just brutal.

01:16:00.200 And you know, we've spoken about the elaborate 40-year history of Islamic terror in New York,

01:16:05.560 going back to the Al-Faruq Mosque and all the attacks. It's really important that we stay vigilant

01:16:09.960 on that. You know, it's amazing how fast the Democrats can count votes when Trump isn't

01:16:15.000 running. They're already at 90 percent of the vote in here from Mamdani here, with almost 2 million

01:16:21.320 votes coming in here. And I just wanted to reference this Daily Mail poll. They're estimating that up to

01:16:27.880 maybe 9 percent of the New York City population will leave New York City now. And like Michael Goodwin

01:16:35.960 had a great article talking about the long, slow decline, the creep of the sour decline of New

01:16:42.040 York that may be ahead of us here. And listen, these are Gen Z-ers. Mamdani's going to have 20,

01:16:48.680 30-year-olds running City Hall here. His consultants were young. And you know, outside of the fight

01:16:54.360 agency with the cats, his consultants were young, you know, making $12,000 a month. They were all over

01:17:00.440 the place. But David, but David, but David, hang on, David, David. They don't care. I think this is

01:17:05.480 the thing. Do you think Mandami and the Bolsheviks, the neo-Marxists and the jihadists that just took

01:17:11.400 over are going to take control of New York City? Do you think they care if they lose 10 percent of

01:17:15.720 the population? Because I don't think they care. They don't care. And people think they're all

01:17:20.680 these Republicans sitting there with their bow ties and been sitting there going, oh, we want a

01:17:24.440 socialist in charge so we can see how people fail. They're Bolsheviks. They're not going to give up

01:17:29.800 control of New York City. Once they're embedded, once they infest New York City, it's going to take

01:17:35.000 a trenching tool to get them out, sir. I think what's at the core of this is that the American

01:17:41.960 dream is fleeting for the younger generation. They have student loan debt. That's double what

01:17:47.080 it was 30 years ago. And they're coming out making the same money they did 30 years ago.

01:17:51.080 They can't buy a house at five and three quarter percent. They're looking for Mamdani. They're

01:17:55.800 looking for Fateh in Minneapolis. They're looking for these blue city leaders to give them a break.

01:18:01.880 But they're being exploited by that pseudo message. Mamdani, right? A 12th Sharia, right? And, you know,

01:18:11.000 what's going on here is a massive movement. It's not going away. It's like on the MAGA side,

01:18:15.720 they got, you know, the Gen Zers and the increase in votes and turning point. And that's great. But there's

01:18:20.600 a whole nother side, an army of kids, maybe with parents who aren't so great, who've been indoctrinated

01:18:26.520 in the system. And then you come out with stuff like this, promising free stuff. Now,

01:18:30.920 there was a charter amendment that passed also tonight that stripping the New York City Council

01:18:35.880 to make it easier to get quicker zoning for builders, big donors to Mamdani to build publicly,

01:18:41.640 partially publicly funded affordable housing. And you wouldn't need affordable housing if the tax burden

01:18:47.320 and the progressive leftist bureaucratic policies that have destroyed New York State didn't exist.

01:18:52.760 And that's what's going on here. They're doubling down on it. They're milking it for everything it's

01:18:57.080 worth to achieve some type of revolution. And they're exploiting the young people. And I feel for

01:19:02.360 these young people. I interview them all over. And, you know, they can't pursue the American dream.

01:19:07.480 And they're 40 before they're starting families. I had three kids at 23. I bought a house at 27.

01:19:12.760 Those days are long gone until Trump's economy kicks in again. And we got 4% interest rates.

01:19:17.480 But one thing, look, there's part of this generation that are fantastic, but it's another

01:19:21.320 part of the credential class that are completely, they're neo-Marxist. David, you're going to have,

01:19:27.240 I think, 60 to 65% of young Jewish voters under 30 years old vote for Mamdani, right? I think 38%

01:19:35.000 of Jewish voters overall are going to vote for him. So the progressive left, they're already there.

01:19:39.960 You know, the trending right now is woke is back, right? Woke is back. So these people have been

01:19:45.800 so indoctrinated through the New York public school system and private school system, which they've

01:19:52.440 been taught by terrorists, okay? That's what's formed them. And now they're going to have a

01:19:57.080 government, they're going to have a government that they believe in. They're going to have a

01:20:00.120 government that, it's not just free stuff. This is going to be the wokest city on planet Earth.

01:20:05.160 You have this guy, Mandami, is a neo-Marxist and a jihadist. Think about the red-green alliance

01:20:10.600 that we've talked about for a long time, that Trevor Loudon and Frank Gaffney and Raheem Kassam

01:20:15.880 warns you that Sadiq Khan was the model of that in London. And look what he's turned London into.

01:20:20.920 That's what New York City is going to be London in less than 10 years, I think in about five years.

01:20:26.040 And so unless you denaturalize Mandami, which I don't understand why DHS and the State

01:20:31.480 Department are not working burning the midnight oil right now to look into that and shipping back

01:20:36.520 to Uganda immediately, you're going to have massive problems in New York City, sir.

01:20:43.480 Yeah, and my acquaintance, not so close of a friend, but I respected him a lot. Rich Higgins,

01:20:49.000 working for the National Security Council, wrote the watermelon, the paper. McMaster fired it for it,

01:20:53.720 and it was under the first Trump administration, and Trump loved the paper. And it's about that

01:20:57.480 watermelon. And it's green for the Islamic State on the outside, and it's red for the Marxist,

01:21:01.880 progressive, communist movement that is a global effort here. And I just wanted to add one thing,

01:21:08.360 Steve. You know, crime in New York City. Jessica Tish can't do enough, right? She's handcuffed.

01:21:14.840 Rapes are up 19% in New York City. 65,000 New Yorkers have been assaulted, felony and misdemeanor

01:21:20.120 assault so far this year, year to date in New York City. D.A. Bragg only has a 35% conviction rate.

01:21:26.760 He won with a mandate again against Maude Maron, who I was with last week. You know,

01:21:31.480 and this is what's going on. They're committing suicide. So businesses won't come here. Businesses

01:21:37.000 won't stay here. And then everybody's really going to be screwed. So unless there's some way

01:21:42.120 to change the situation, or at least get out of it in the next year or two, I don't see New York doing

01:21:47.960 very well. David, hang around. We're going to come back to you. Let's go to Damon at Studio 6B.

01:21:56.600 at the America First Warehouse on Long Island. Damon, you got it. I think we got some,

01:22:01.640 I think Brandon Strzok is there, also some other great members of the audience. What do these guys

01:22:06.520 think? Yeah, well, Brandon Strzok walked away, so he's actually not here. No pun intended.

01:22:13.320 But Steve, just quickly on Mondami, I'm with you. I'm with you totally on this guy. This guy's policies

01:22:23.560 have nothing to do with equality. They're everything to do with dominance. This is not

01:22:27.320 progressive. This is a takeover. It's all about submission in New York, and that's I think what

01:22:31.800 we're going to see. But we do have some Patriots here at the America First Warehouse. Kevin Downey,

01:22:35.640 Jr. has got one right now. Kevin, who you got?

01:22:37.960 Big D, we got Patriot Todd here. Patriot Todd, thank you so much for stopping in. As you know,

01:22:43.960 an Islamo-communist is running New York City quite soon. Mom Downey, what do you think this means for

01:22:50.120 New York City? You're a New Yorker. What does it mean? Yes, sir, Kevin. Thank you very much. It's an

01:22:53.720 honor to be here. And you know, listen, Marjorie Taylor Greene said it best when she was here

01:22:58.200 earlier. You know, the Democrats now have a new villain. It's a face of the Democrat Party.

01:23:04.200 The spotlight is shining on it. And I mean, what do we have to blame? Cuomo. Honestly, Cuomo dragged

01:23:12.360 his feet during the primary. I put this on him. I really do. And I think Curtis, you know, would have

01:23:19.720 done a great job. I think there's a big future for Curtis. He could run a tighter campaign. We

01:23:24.920 need to learn from Trump. I mean, Donald Trump himself ran the most successful campaign in

01:23:30.520 history. What do we learn? He's a builder. Okay, we build things. It takes time to build things.

01:23:36.680 Everybody nowadays, they want instant gratification. You get a guy like Zoran Mandami on, you know,

01:23:42.280 free this, free that, everything instant, right? Am I right? Hang on, hang on, hang on. Am I going crazy?

01:23:48.120 I just heard you give a shout out to Curtis Sliwa. In what universe does he get a shout out tonight?

01:23:53.480 You could argue that his ego, that's the gap between taking out Mandami. So how does Curtis Sliwa,

01:23:59.800 on anything but a massive ego, nine or eight or nine, ten percent of that vote was critical.

01:24:05.400 Why did, why, why is he, why do you give him a shout out? Why does he get a high five?

01:24:08.840 Respectfully, sir. It's, listen, I know we're recycling people in these campaigns,

01:24:15.720 but he is the Republican. And I got to get behind him. He's got a down ticket. There are people that

01:24:20.200 are counting on the Republicans. And, you know, so, okay, maybe we can't thank Curtis, but we need to

01:24:26.120 get some fresh faces out there. You know, some people that, that can reverberate with the young

01:24:31.640 people, especially in New York. You know, I mean, look at what this guy has done. He, he, he came before,

01:24:37.320 nobody's ever seen anything like it. Um, he's like, uh, mini Obama almost. And it's, but Kev,

01:24:43.000 and the youth, the kids want that. They want young people. Yeah. And yeah. But to, but to Steve's

01:24:48.040 point, Kev, the issue with, with Curtis is that the guys run for everything, every, every time that

01:24:52.760 something comes up to run for, and he's never been viable. So, and it's the same old shtick.

01:24:57.560 That's kind of, and he's all, and he's never, and he's never Trump, right? This guy's terrible. He

01:25:03.240 hates Trump. I mean, it's, you get the worst of all worlds, right?

01:25:10.040 What do you think about that? Does being against Trump hurt him?

01:25:13.240 Of course it does. It's, it seems to hurt everybody that's run tonight. I mean, we saw that in Virginia.

01:25:18.520 We saw it in New Jersey. I mean, when are people going to just get on board the Trump train? Like

01:25:23.320 we are here, embrace what's going on. It takes time and let's get some fresh people involved,

01:25:29.000 some fresh faces. You're right. Uh, you know what Curtis has done, but he is the Republican.

01:25:34.280 So I cannot bring myself to vote for a Cuomo. I just can't, you know, he's not Mario Cuomo.

01:25:40.520 And you know what? I got to say, Curtis is the only Republican running for mayor that I've heard of

01:25:45.800 since probably Giuliani and Bloomberg. Normally for other things, they throw up people that you've

01:25:50.040 never heard of and they can't win because the GOP doesn't have a ground game in New York City.

01:25:55.240 And I'll even say New York state. What do you think, sir? You're right, Kevin. A thousand percent.

01:26:00.280 All right. All right, Steve. That's about it from here. Again, I think I've had a closing thought to

01:26:04.440 tell you. I would just say, unless something changes, Republicans seem like they're going to continue to hold

01:26:09.080 all the liabilities of the incumbency without any of the benefits, seemingly.

01:26:14.280 Well, only thing I would say to you guys, you, New York City is the greatest city in the world

01:26:19.720 with the greatest people. And somehow you're going to have to hold on to whatever we can hold on.

01:26:25.080 Because I don't think people in this country, and I don't think people in New York City or the

01:26:29.080 suburbs, the tri-state area are ready for the radical policies. This guy's a neo-Marxist and a jihadist.

01:26:35.560 And I'm calling on the State Department, DHS, the Justice Department. Somebody's got to go check

01:26:41.400 in detail this guy's naturalization process and find out if he lied on his citizenship forms,

01:26:48.360 he ought to be immediately turfed out of here. Because I think the problems in New York City

01:26:52.600 are going to have. And remember, our country is initially linked to the economy in New York City.

01:26:58.360 It is the global financial capital of the world. And it's just not like any other city in the United

01:27:04.520 States. You guys realize that if you can make it in New York, you can make it anywhere. It's kind of

01:27:08.840 one of the basis of the American dream. And we're going to have to fight for it every day. And you're

01:27:13.720 right. There's no ground game. The Republican Party there is feckless. There's a bunch of guys from

01:27:18.840 the Upper East Side that want to have a debating society. Mao Zedong said a revolution is not a garden

01:27:24.920 party. And you know who knows that? Mandami and his radical followers. So it's game on right now,

01:27:29.880 guys. And we have your back. And look forward to having the entire 6B studio back on here,

01:27:35.000 and particularly the guys out at the America First Warehouse. Honored to have you on the show tonight.

01:27:40.280 Thanks, Steve. We appreciate it. Thank you. Historic night in New York City. Just

01:27:44.840 absolutely incredible. Let's go to a short commercial break. We're backed up. We got a lot of

01:27:48.600 folks there. We're going to take a short commercial break. We're going to be back

01:27:51.400 in Real America's Voice in the War Room coverage in a moment.

01:28:07.320 Okay, right there. This is Mandami's, his celebration party night. As soon as he comes

01:28:21.320 out, I want America to hear what he has to say. So we're going to go live. Spanberger's already

01:28:27.720 given her talk. And Mickey, Mikey Sherrill in New Jersey already gave her victory speech. Did not

01:28:38.440 hear any concession speech out of Virginia at all, but maybe we missed it. Terry Schilling joins us now.

01:28:44.120 Terry, you're one of the leaders of the parents' rights movement. This is what catapulted Youngkin,

01:28:49.880 the MAGA, and what you guys did in Northern Virginia is what catapulted Youngkin to a victory.

01:28:55.080 Four years later, Glenn Youngkin single-handedly has destroyed the Republican Party in Virginia for

01:29:02.200 at least a generation and jeopardized President Trump's presidency because Spanberger is going to

01:29:07.480 go to a 10-to-1 map and we're going to have hell to pay in holding the House in 2026. Your thoughts,

01:29:13.640 sir? Well, Steve, it's so unfortunate because Youngkin's legacy is going to be completely erased now.

01:29:21.800 We know that the Democrats are much more serious when it comes to enacting the reforms. They're much

01:29:26.840 more coercive. We see this every single day. And your comments on Mamdani getting into New York,

01:29:33.400 the communists are so subversive. They lay traps for us. They glom onto power. They don't let go of it.

01:29:39.560 And that's what's going to happen here in Virginia. Abigail Spanberger is going to erase every single

01:29:45.240 decree and guidance that he issued to every single Virginia schools. All of these boys in the girls'

01:29:51.480 locker rooms and now the girls going into the boys' locker rooms and the sex offenders like Richard

01:29:56.520 Cox going into public restrooms and exposing themselves to little girls even. That's all

01:30:03.000 going to be ramped up even worse. And we have these DAs. It's an absolute nightmare, Steve. And

01:30:08.760 the thing is that it didn't have to happen and it didn't have to happen this big. I have no clue

01:30:16.200 why anyone would distance themselves from Trump or MAGA. Make America Great Again was the greatest

01:30:22.840 campaign theme of the 21st century, possibly even the 20th century. No one's put anything together.

01:30:28.280 There was no campaign theme here. There was no campaign theme here in New Jersey either, Steve. What

01:30:34.200 was the agenda for Jack Cittarelli? What was the agenda for Winston Sears? Why were they running?

01:30:38.120 We know why Spanberger was running. We know why Mikey Sher was running. They were running to stop

01:30:42.360 Trump, to fight MAGA and to stop the agenda. Why were these guys running? We don't know. Because

01:30:48.280 they didn't have a coherent platform. And this needs to change going into 2026. Otherwise,

01:30:53.160 this is going to continue to happen. Talk to me about the parents rights thing. You know,

01:30:58.360 the MAGA was a merger, the victory in 2024. You had MAGA, the economic populace,

01:31:03.800 the nationalists, the Trump, you know, blue collar middle class folks that say, hey,

01:31:08.920 we've got to drive this country to more of a populist economics, more nationalism,

01:31:13.240 more America first, more American citizens first. Then we had the MAGA movement, Bobby Kennedy,

01:31:18.120 Nicole Shanahan. And in addition, the driving force to top it off was the parents rights movement.

01:31:24.360 That won for us in 2021 in the Commonwealth of Virginia and won big. Youngkin won by two points.

01:31:30.600 Where's the parents rights movement stand right now? Because folks, you nailed it right then.

01:31:35.080 Abigail Spanberger and these radicals, because they are radicals. They put a happy face on,

01:31:39.240 they get a Naval Academy grad and a Navy pilot that's a prosecutor. And, and Mikey Sherrill,

01:31:44.760 you get, uh, you get Spanberger with the CIA and they said, oh, she's a safe pair of hands.

01:31:49.320 She's been hunting bad guys forever. Uh, you, you get, uh, you get slotkin up in Michigan.

01:31:54.840 That's the, that's the national security trio right there. But, uh, Spanberger is a radical

01:32:00.120 and she's going to do radical things in the Commonwealth of Virginia, sir.

01:32:04.680 No, you're exactly right. Uh, listen, I think that you just nailed it when you laid out President

01:32:10.760 Trump's agenda. He didn't put all of his eggs just in one basket. He had a coherent and cohesive

01:32:17.080 message that was about how we're going to make America great for the American family,

01:32:21.320 for the American worker, how we were going to make our country safe again, how we're going to

01:32:25.000 make ourselves healthy again. There was several different things to appeal to a wide swath of

01:32:30.200 the electorate. And that's what put them over the finish line. But Steve, there wasn't anything like

01:32:35.720 that here. Uh, look, Winsome ran some incredible ads that were very powerful that were tapping on

01:32:41.480 the sex offenders up here in Arlington County that were tacking on to the boys and girls sports,

01:32:45.560 all of that is so good, but it can't be the only thing that you're messaging on.

01:32:49.720 You need an agenda for American workers. You need an agenda for working families. You need an agenda

01:32:54.200 to keep our kids safe. And unfortunately, Spanberger had way more money. You know,

01:32:58.840 the other thing is Steve, Youngkin wrote himself a check for, I think, $60 million in 2021.

01:33:05.640 Winsome Sears didn't even raise $20 million, right? She got outspent four to one. At a certain point,

01:33:12.280 you run out of money to get messages out to appeal that electorate. It can't happen.

01:33:17.240 We have to recruit better candidates. We have to have coherent messages. And look,

01:33:21.160 this doesn't happen in a vacuum. A coherent campaign message, a compelling platform and an

01:33:27.000 agenda for your voters leads to more donations. It leads to more voters. It leads to more endorsements.

01:33:32.200 And when you don't have that, voters and donors and supporters all look at that and they think,

01:33:36.840 this is a mess. We're going to lose. I will just say, Steve, that these elections are almost

01:33:43.000 always reactions to whoever just won the presidential election the year before.

01:33:47.080 The problem is, is that we didn't have to lose. We could have broken history. We could have made

01:33:52.920 history tonight. But because of these failures, both in New Jersey and in Virginia, we're going

01:33:57.880 to see some major setbacks for the entire parental rights movement.

01:34:00.600 So what do you guys do tomorrow morning? You're a man of action. You're the guy that first,

01:34:06.280 you made the transgender ideology a major national issue. It was Terry Schilling that said,

01:34:11.400 hey, I think we can do this. I think we can weaponize it because it's so insane.

01:34:15.000 And the American people don't know about it. What do you guys do tomorrow morning?

01:34:17.720 Well, we get up and we raise $25 million for our always on campaign, Steve. We can't

01:34:23.720 allow these Democrats to brand us through the media, through their institutions, through all of

01:34:29.800 their garbage advocacy organizations that are fake. We have to start punching them now. The

01:34:34.920 Democrats start branding their opponents on day one, even before they announce for office,

01:34:39.000 they start slandering us. We have to start doing that to them. We have to start branding these voters

01:34:44.200 up until the election. We got, we started running campaign ads, Steve, in late August.

01:34:48.360 We need to start running these campaign ads in January, going after John Ossoff, going after

01:34:52.200 Roy Cooper in North Carolina. We cannot lose the Senate. We cannot lose the House. If we do that,

01:34:58.680 President Trump becomes a lame duck president and people start ignoring him and they start receding.

01:35:04.200 We start to lose. We have to start attacking these Democrats right now. And I need to start making

01:35:09.640 these. I've started making the calls tonight, Steve. This is the lesson. We can't

01:35:14.040 let the Democrats brand our opponents. We can't wait until the nominations are fixed. We got to

01:35:18.440 start punching these Democrats in the face. We got to start exposing them to voters immediately.

01:35:23.640 January is when the ads need to start rolling. It can't wait until August. It can't wait until

01:35:27.560 September. We need to be branding and labeling these guys in the early part of the year and then

01:35:32.920 closing the deal during election season. That's what the Democrats do to us every single time.

01:35:37.480 And this is our best retort back to them.

01:35:39.880 What, where do, where do people go? What are your coordinates, sir? Where they go to find out more

01:35:44.280 information? Americanprinciplesproject.org and across all social media platforms at shilling 1776,

01:35:52.920 S-C-H-I-L-L-I-N-G-1-7-7-7-6. Dave, thank you, Terry. Dave, Brad, you've got some thoughts. What do you got for me,

01:36:01.400 sir? Yeah, I agree with Terry there. I think Trump, you know, I always want this contract

01:36:07.800 with America to put promises down on paper. Politicians will never do that. But Trump is

01:36:13.880 the contract with America, right? Trump is, he has distilled down these basic themes. They're clear to

01:36:21.640 everyone, the border invasion, the never-ending wars, bringing the manufacturing back to America,

01:36:27.720 energy dominance, full spectrum. You do those four things and you message on it and you win.

01:36:34.840 Energy alone, we haven't drilled that into people's heads how, what a major issue that is.

01:36:40.600 And so with what Terry said is the campaign ads, but I'll tell you the dog that didn't bark

01:36:46.600 is, I wish it wasn't the campaign ads. Every House member, if you'll notice, there's no messaging.

01:36:53.400 They're not writing op-eds in newspapers. They're not on the media pushing this Trump contract idea

01:36:59.400 or pushing the idea set. They're just quiet. They're hiding. They're all hiding because they're

01:37:04.520 scared. And at the state level, it's even worse. I don't even know, I don't have any, I live in

01:37:10.520 Virginia. I have no idea what the state house is doing or the state Senate. I don't hear anything

01:37:15.400 because they don't put letters out in the papers. And so at the state level, they need to up their game.

01:37:21.880 They have the power to light it up. The Virginia delegation has just been weak for decades. I

01:37:27.400 think you know that. And then finally, just the point, I don't think you got to make a point when

01:37:31.880 a Marxist wins that ideology is at play. But Spanberger won women by, I think, over 30%

01:37:38.520 against an African-American woman. And then Sears won the men by five or six points.

01:37:45.000 And so we better figure out what the ideology is at play there, right? When Spanberger wins women by

01:37:53.080 30 points over an African-American woman, it's clear, it's something beyond the simple idea there.

01:38:00.680 By the way, but the House of Delegates, they've taken down, you've taken down the House of Delegates

01:38:05.720 in Virginia. You had a wipeout of people who've had these seats and these seats,

01:38:10.600 not just with the current occupant, these are seats that have not gone Democrat in a generation.

01:38:16.440 You've had a wipeout tonight in Virginia. That's how serious it is.

01:38:19.160 Yeah, it's what Terry said. If you're passive, you lose. Right. If you're passive, you lose.

01:38:24.440 And they're passive. And Virginia's been losing forever. We've been following the old golf club

01:38:29.640 Republican Paul Ryan party. And they're very, they listen to the money. They listen to the leadership.

01:38:36.120 And as a result, this is the country we got right now. It's a sad night.

01:38:41.320 Sad night. We're going to have some fight back here. Let's go. We got Grant Stinchfield. Let's go.

01:38:45.240 Hang right there, Brad. You're riding shotgun with me, whether you like it or not.

01:38:48.840 Let's go to, let's go to Grant Stinchfield out at, uh, in Tarrant County with, uh,

01:38:54.680 with Lee Wamsgan's headquarters. Grant, before I get you to talk about Texas,

01:38:58.680 you know, California as well as anybody, give me your thoughts

01:39:01.400 on what we're about to see in California, sir.

01:39:06.760 You know, I do morning drive radio in Los Angeles from six to nine AM out there. And,

01:39:11.000 and let me tell you this, we're one of the top morning shows in Los Angeles that tells

01:39:15.480 you how many conservatives are in California. More people voted for President Trump in California

01:39:22.600 than any other state in the whole country. The only problem is they're wildly outnumbered.

01:39:27.080 And when I tell you wildly outnumbered, I mean wildly outnumbered. They are blind,

01:39:31.480 liberal zombies in California. They will follow Gavin Newsom off a cliff. This prop 50,

01:39:38.280 it'll probably take a week before they tell us that prop 51, but it will go through and

01:39:44.360 California is going to add more Democrat seats. They did it illegally. This constitutional amendment

01:39:50.680 that it takes. Steve, consider this. The constitution in California says you have to have a commission

01:39:58.840 draw the lines. Before the public even voted on that, the legislature drew the lines. I can't figure

01:40:07.640 out how that is not illegal. That is literally unconstitutional. And then I realized, oh, by the

01:40:13.240 way, they got a whole bunch of radical judges in California that don't care about the constitution

01:40:18.760 or the rule of law, no matter who put it in place, whether it was our framers of the country

01:40:23.240 or whoever framed the constitution in California. So now we got this prop 50 that's going to go

01:40:28.600 through and we're here in Texas. Steve, we have a primary coming up in March. We have five basically

01:40:35.640 new Republican districts in Texas. Nobody knows who's running. You got some randos that have signed up to

01:40:43.160 run in these districts. But nobody knows like the big names, if they're going to come out and run or

01:40:51.000 not, because we're still waiting on a court decision and the primary is three months away. So can you

01:40:57.160 imagine, Steve, if God forbid, the court does not uphold Texas's lines, which the DOJ said we had to

01:41:04.280 change the lines. You have our constitution, which allows the legislature to draw the lines,

01:41:10.280 the complete opposite of California. Could you imagine if we lose in Texas and it gets upheld

01:41:16.520 in California? Well, then we're under a world of hurt. And I don't even want to really contemplate

01:41:21.880 that. Hold on, Grant. Hang over a second. I want to hit rewind for a second. You said you can't get

01:41:27.320 more right wing than you. And you've got one of the biggest morning drive shows and one of the biggest

01:41:33.000 cities in the world. You've got more MAGA there than you have in Texas. Think about that more than in

01:41:39.240 Florida. Think about that for a second. If they had just engaged Trump to turn out Trump voters

01:41:46.040 on an election that's a specialty election, we could have won going away. But what they did,

01:41:51.960 Schwarzenegger, McCarthy, the GOP out there, and the RNC didn't want Trump involved because he fires up

01:41:59.800 those guys. Those guys ran a we're doing this to stop Trump, to launch Newsom in this 2028 campaign,

01:42:06.360 and to impeach Trump in 26. California is totally outnumbered. But just on a basis,

01:42:13.080 particularly something like this in the special election, if you bring out a third of the MAGA

01:42:17.800 voters or 40 percent of the MAGA voters, you're going to win. Why was Trump never allowed to engage

01:42:23.400 out there, sir? Steve, because the establishment Republicans in California is just like the

01:42:31.880 establishment Republicans that Dave was talking about in Virginia. The establishment Republicans

01:42:36.520 that we talk about in Texas that lose control of the legislature, the Democrats, they're so afraid of

01:42:42.120 the Trump name. By all accounts, if the same amount of people that voted for President Trump in the last

01:42:47.320 election would have shown up to vote for Prop 50, we probably could have beat it back in California.

01:42:53.000 Your idea is brilliant to double down on bringing Trump out to California. I had another idea,

01:42:59.080 which was actually the opposite, which was run commercials on mainstream media channels,

01:43:04.760 telling them that the MAGA crowd had concocted Prop 50, that we duped Gavin Newsom into a power grab,

01:43:12.520 and then they somehow tricked them into going to the polls. But they don't come up with any of these ideas, Steve.

01:43:19.880 Unreal. Grant, any update on Texas? Do you have an update on Lee? Because Lee fought all this money

01:43:28.840 that came in kind of offshore to defeat her to split the vote. I take it no one's going to get

01:43:33.560 to 50 percent plus one vote tonight, but what's the latest out there? All right, look, the reason why this

01:43:41.640 is important, this is a Tarrant County race. Tarrant County is Fort Worth, Texas. By and large, Tarrant

01:43:55.000 County is the largest Republican county in the country. The Democrats have always wanted it. So

01:44:02.120 if she didn't win, and now here's what's going to happen. She's going to go to a runoff because

01:44:07.640 there was another Republican who was very unpopular in the race. He took about 20 percent of the vote,

01:44:13.080 Republican vote. Neither candidate's going to get to 50 percent. So this will go to a runoff,

01:44:18.680 and then she'll win 60-40 in the runoff. But the reason this is important is because Democrats want

01:44:24.520 Tarrant County. And if Tarrant County falls, there's a real good chance Texas could fall.

01:44:31.080 Because Texas is a microcosm of the country. You have these big cities that are very blue,

01:44:36.120 and everywhere else is red. Well, Tarrant County that houses Fort Worth is still a red county.

01:44:43.160 But it's changing slowly, and as long as we can hold on to Tarrant County, we hold on to Texas

01:44:48.760 beyond a shadow of a doubt. So that's why this race was very important to see where it was. The

01:44:55.080 Democrat got about what we thought she'd get, 40 percent of the vote. But we had two Republicans

01:45:00.920 in it. So when it goes to the runoff, it'll be fine. Lee's going to win that one.

01:45:06.040 Grant, why don't you hang on? We're going to go to a short commercial break. We're going to come

01:45:09.080 back. We still got a lot of folks to get to, a lot of analysis. California's polls are going to close

01:45:13.880 at 11. That's also when the news obviously starts in New York City, these big late evening newscasts,

01:45:19.800 which are kind of money. I think Mandami, if I know his comms team, because they're pretty

01:45:25.240 sophisticated, he will walk on stage at that moment. We're going to bring you his remarks,

01:45:30.200 quite frankly, with a neo-Marxist and jihadist that now is going to be the mayor-elect of the

01:45:36.920 greatest city on earth, New York City. Short commercial break. Back with Real America's Voice

01:45:41.800 and the War Room coverage of election night 2025.

01:46:11.800 No, you're not in Bollywood. You're in Manhattan.

01:46:42.680 Right there. That is, man, Donnie's victory party. He's going to come out and I believe

01:46:49.320 he will hit his marks at exactly at 11 o'clock to coincide with the nightly news in New York City

01:46:56.120 and the nation. We're going to take those comments as they come. We want, we think the Warren Posse

01:47:01.640 needs to start to understand a neo-Marxist. And it's why we got here. The progressive Democrats

01:47:09.640 have teed this up for years. Now you're going to get the full manifestation of this in New York City,

01:47:16.200 a Marxist, a neo-Marxist jihadist about to take control of the New York City government. Okay,

01:47:22.520 I want to keep the shot right on there. You're seeing it. We're going to cut live those remarks.

01:47:26.120 I want to bring Richard Barris in. Barris, give me your thoughts and observations, sir.

01:47:33.080 About this New York City race, Steve, I don't know what I'm listening to here. Look, dude,

01:47:38.200 I think this is very clear that they want to do this, right? Hang on, hang on. Stop, stop. I tell

01:47:43.880 you what you're listening to. I tell you what you're listening to. You listen to the H-1B visas.

01:47:47.720 You listen to the visa scam. You're listening, you're listening to, you're getting it right there

01:47:52.040 and people ought to have their nose rubbed in this. This is greatest city in the world. It had a terrorist

01:47:57.320 attack 24 years ago. And this is how, and this is how this thing is managed. This is progressive

01:48:03.160 Democrats, right? Everybody that voted for him is responsible for this. And right there you see

01:48:08.840 Washington DC with all these visa scams. You know, it's a city now that's overrun by foreigners.

01:48:15.000 Let's be blunt about it. Okay. And now you're getting it right there. It sounds like Bollywood.

01:48:19.480 It sounds like Bollywood. Okay. And, and they're going to run this city and all these conservatives

01:48:24.840 sitting there talking about this, this whole, this is not a debating society. This is down in the

01:48:30.440 trenches, the working family party in the DSA, which people mock and ridicule. They got the

01:48:35.160 ability to go out and get low propensity voters. That is the key to modern elections. It's the key

01:48:40.200 to the Trump movement. Richard Barris. Yeah. This is a game about motivation and mom,

01:48:45.400 Donnie smacked everybody today in that game. I mean, this is instead of mocking it and joking about it,

01:48:51.000 they should have taken it very seriously. And I'd also throw some blame on some of the Republican

01:48:55.480 donor class who backed all of these H one, uh, you know, all of these, uh, it's not just that

01:49:01.080 program, the lotteries, all of it, Steve, they've been doing it for years. Bill Ackman just publicly

01:49:06.280 bent the knee. He just bent over from Donnie on X. He just did it publicly. I mean, these people,

01:49:12.600 Wall Street, all of it, they've been bankrolling these policies for years and then lecturing us all

01:49:19.080 about virtues and morals and values. Well, look at what you've done. Look at what you congratulations,

01:49:25.240 right? I mean, this is, this is honestly, it took us a long time to get there considering everything

01:49:31.240 that's, you know, been thrown at us as a country. It's amazing that it took this long, but this was

01:49:37.800 almost inevitable. Now I said this a little bit earlier and, uh, I just want to reiterate it.

01:49:44.360 You know, this is going to be a populist left wing or a populist right wing country.

01:49:49.480 And, and the Republican party wants to go back to the old ways of doing things.

01:49:53.800 They're going to have to soul search Steve. And they're going to have to say, you know,

01:49:56.840 is Donald Trump really as bad as my Donnie? No, no, no, no. It shouldn't be so sure.

01:50:01.080 The people we need, the people we need to play smash mouth with first is the Republican

01:50:05.160 establishment that brought this right on. They hate Trump. I said, I've been saying this for a while.

01:50:09.880 They're trying to tap Trump. They see Trump as a passing summer storm. Okay. Yes.

01:50:15.000 They just want to get through the Trump era. And you think that they care at all if Trump's impeached

01:50:20.600 in, uh, in, uh, in 2027, uh, not even a little midterm. Do you think, no, they, they want him

01:50:26.360 impeached. They know he's, it can't be removed from office. They want him impeached because they want

01:50:30.120 to get rid of Trumpism. They want to get rid of Trump. They want to get rid of populism. They want

01:50:34.520 to get rid of economic nationalism. They want to go back to the neoliberal neocon disaster of managed

01:50:41.160 decline of our country. They're happy with that because they're going to make more money on the

01:50:44.760 way down than they made on the way up as the, as is what always happens to a, uh, a superpower on

01:50:52.760 the decline. They, you know, the, the, the oligarchs, the ruling class, they, you know, they, they,

01:50:58.120 they pillage it on the way down. So they'll be, they'll be happy to do that. You know,

01:51:03.000 I guess looking forward because the midterms, you know, they, they start tonight, Steve,

01:51:07.160 and Republicans got to start looking forward. And I got to tell you guys, one of the biggest

01:51:11.560 obstacles to Donald Trump's agenda is sitting in the United States Senate. There are a bunch of

01:51:16.600 rhinos and neocons who are playing MAGA, trying to co-opt the movement and anywhere you can get

01:51:22.840 rid of some of them, you better start to do it because you got to start to think about what MAGA

01:51:27.720 is going to look like in two years, in four years, in six years. And if these people are still

01:51:32.760 there and still in trends, you're going to get more of this all over the country.

01:51:37.320 Oh no, it's going to be terrible. Uh, Richard, can you hang on? Uh, can you hang on for a minute?

01:51:41.400 We're going to come, we're going to come back to you. I got, uh, I've got Dave. Oh, I, I've got

01:51:45.800 Harrison. I want you to give me an update on Texas. Let's just stay on the stage right there. We're

01:51:50.440 going to go to mom Donnie. As soon as he walks out and gives his comments and his victory celebration

01:51:56.120 tonight, a stunning victory over 50% of the vote in New York City as a neo-Marxist jihadist takes

01:52:04.200 control of the New York City government, a government that used to be run by guys like

01:52:07.960 named Rudy Giuliani. Harrison, get me up to date on Texas. What's happening there?

01:52:12.680 Well, after an absolutely brutal, uh, evening, as you've been covering in New Jersey, uh, New York

01:52:19.000 and elsewhere, uh, a shining spot, you know, at least my friend, uh, Lee Walmsgons will be elected

01:52:23.240 to the Texas Senate down here and is further evidence that candidates, unlike you saw in some

01:52:28.600 other campaigns around the country, candidates that still embrace unapologetically and proudly

01:52:34.600 president Trump and his agenda, which I think can be summarized. There's lots of words you can use

01:52:38.760 to describe it, but boldness as you talk about me having maximalist strategy. Uh, my friend Lee,

01:52:45.080 who will win tonight, uh, not outright. She's going to go to a runoff, but she will win that in

01:52:49.160 Tarrant County proudly embraced president Trump. Trump endorsed her. And so it does show that the

01:52:54.440 Trump movement, not only is it not fading away quietly, uh, I think it's as strong as ever down

01:52:59.480 here in the great state of Texas. So that's, that's the big update. We have a lot of, uh, ballot

01:53:03.560 propositions on the ballot. Some are, some are fine. A lot of them are meaningless. Some of them are

01:53:07.960 terrible. Um, some of them will be used by the Rhino week establishment. You had Grant on there

01:53:13.240 talking about the fake Republicans that control the Texas government and the Texas legislature

01:53:17.480 that not only does not embrace president Trump, but it actually puts the party of AOC and Nancy

01:53:22.520 Pelosi and now Mondami and lets them run things like a powerful committees in the Texas house.

01:53:27.560 It's going to give them some talking points, a lot of fake conservative victories, some fake

01:53:31.160 property tax relief. We're growing government as president Trump is trying to trim the NIH. We're

01:53:36.200 going to now stand up apparently, uh, a Texas NIH to spend billions of dollars on crony corporatism

01:53:42.440 and corporate welfare. So it's kind of a mixed bag coming out of a Texas tonight.

01:53:52.680 Let's go to the stage for the introduction right now, New York City.

01:53:56.360 Thank you so much for joining us this evening and for making this event possible.

01:54:06.440 Before I begin, let's give a big thank you to the venue staff who have made this night such a celebration.

01:54:16.440 Now, Zoran is about to join us on stage, but before he does,

01:54:20.040 I want to say a few quick words of reflection and thanks and introduce a very special member of our team.

01:54:27.880 So first, let's hear a round of applause for our day one endorsers, those who helped build this movement

01:54:35.080 into what it's become. New York City D.S.A.

01:54:55.080 Cav Voice, Drum Beats, New York Communities for Change,

01:55:01.960 and Jewish Voice for Peace Action.

01:55:09.000 And please give it up for our friends at the New York Working Families Party,

01:55:12.920 who have been such a leader in our long fight for an affordable, livable city.

01:55:20.280 Now, do we have labor in the House?

01:55:26.120 Throughout this campaign, we have stood shoulder to shoulder with our brothers and sisters in

01:55:31.560 organized labor at 1 a.m. in Queens, at 4 p.m. in Manhattan, at 6 a.m. in Brooklyn,

01:55:38.040 and every time of day and night in every corner of the city. And we are so grateful for your partnership.

01:55:46.040 And we are so proud to be backed by dozens of elected leaders from the local to the state to the

01:55:52.840 federal level. And we know that the relationships that we have built will only deepen from City Hall

01:55:58.600 as we work together to transform New York into a city where every person can live a dignified life.

01:56:05.080 I also want to thank our incredible campaign staff.

01:56:14.360 And we're going to jump back to Mondami. Should we start?

01:56:16.200 Lee, can you get us up to date on where we stand in your race?

01:56:19.160 Yes, we're heading into a runoff with the Democrat.

01:56:28.200 OK, can we cut to Lee? Can we do that? OK, I'll direct this if I have to. There we go right there.

01:56:35.960 Lee, what percentage of the vote did you get?

01:56:37.960 Hi there. We're at 40 percent. I haven't been able to see the screens recently. What this means is we're

01:56:47.320 heading into a runoff. And the results of tonight is proof positive. You know, my opponent had over

01:56:53.560 three million dollars. Over 95 percent of that was out of state funds tonight. Texans sent a message that

01:56:59.800 they want a conservative warrior in Austin fighting for them and that Texas is not for sale. I have over

01:57:05.800 450 donors, over 95 percent of that from Texas. And when you look at what's happening across the

01:57:12.040 nation, I saw you just came back to me from New York. It's even more proof positive. And the reason

01:57:18.040 why we have to hold Texas and we have to keep Texas red. Tonight's victory is the first step in that.

01:57:24.920 We've got a runoff with the Democrat. And then we've got a primary in March. And then we've got a

01:57:29.800 a 2026 November election to win the general election. Texans tonight, the grassroots won.

01:57:37.480 This is not a Lee Wamscon's victory. This is a victory for the grassroots of Texas to send a

01:57:42.840 message that Texas is not for sale and that we will work. The grassroots is who is going door to door,

01:57:49.400 doing the texting, showing up, and that the results tonight spoke for itself.

01:57:54.360 Lee, just one more time. The candidate that came in and tried to split the vote, he spent,

01:58:00.680 what, three and a half, four million bucks, all money coming from China, coming from Macau.

01:58:07.000 What did he end up, what percentage of the vote did he end up with?

01:58:12.440 The last time I looked, it was 15 percent. And that has not, that has remained constant throughout

01:58:16.920 the night. Unbelievable. It's a great victory for you. I mean, people were, people were very

01:58:23.160 concerned that that guy with his money in the, in the, it's a great victory. Where do you go from

01:58:28.680 here? What's the next step? So the next step is the runoff with the Democrat, which we wouldn't

01:58:35.400 have to do if another less conservative Republican wouldn't have gotten in the race and split the

01:58:40.680 Republican vote. But that's okay. We're in it to the finish line. We are ready. We're going to get some

01:58:45.400 rest tonight. Tomorrow we'll be right back at it and fighting and ready to win the runoff. We're

01:58:50.360 hoping all the Republicans come together like we do at every primary. We, we come together and we

01:58:55.080 support the Republican because we've got to keep Texas red. And the runoff is, is when? How, how many

01:59:01.080 weeks? The governor has to call that, but according to the, to the state, we're looking at a January runoff.

01:59:08.920 Okay. Wow. Um, last thing you embrace president Trump, you got his endorsement. What message do

01:59:16.360 you have for the country about working with president Trump, working with MAGA, actually

01:59:21.240 working to get an endorsement. And then once you get the endorsement, being proud of it and, and take

01:59:25.960 it through the, run through the tape. We were so honored and blessed to get the, the endorsement

01:59:33.800 of president Trump. You know, when I was a teenager, my parents were divorced and my mom paid the rent

01:59:39.560 and the utilities and I worked and bought the groceries. And I've been working full time since I was 16

01:59:43.800 years old. And if you would have told that girl that one day she was going to run for state senate in

01:59:48.680 the great state of Texas and the president of the United States would endorse her, I wouldn't have

01:59:53.320 believed you. I'm humbled and honored by that. And I, I will absolutely work to live up to that.

01:59:59.880 I will not let the president down. President Trump's been the best president of my lifetime.

02:00:04.120 And we've had so many great people behind us, Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick, Congressman

02:00:09.320 Brandon Gill, one of the best freshmen congressmen there has been in the U S house. We're just really

02:00:14.600 blessed and hundreds of precinct chairs and people on the grassroots who've been in the battle with me for

02:00:21.320 decades. And it's just been an honor to work side by side with them. This is a victory for Texas. It's

02:00:27.720 a victory for the grassroots and it's showing the rest of the country that we're willing to work

02:00:32.840 to keep Texas red. As Tarrant County goes, so goes Texas. As Texas goes, so goes the world. Lee,

02:00:40.600 where do people go for your social media and your website as we get ready for this runoff?

02:00:44.520 So we need all the support we can get. We're in it to win it. Go to Lee for Texas. That's L E I G H

02:00:52.920 Lee for Texas.com and join us in our battle because we will not stop fighting for Texas. Texas is worth the

02:01:00.920 fight. Ma'am. Fantastic. Amazing victory. Say, tell all the grassroots down there, we love them and look

02:01:07.720 forward to getting into the battle for the general election down there. It's special.

02:01:12.920 They love you too, Steve. So many people came up to me at the polling places and said,

02:01:17.320 we saw you on Bannon. We saw you on War Room. They love you, Steve. Texas loves Steve Bannon.

02:01:21.800 Thank you and God bless you. Thank you, ma'am. Great victory for this War Room posse. Fantastic

02:01:27.320 victory to get down there. We got to save Texas. As Texas goes, so goes the nation. Let's go back.

02:01:32.680 Can we go back to the main stage? I want to make sure people embrace this tonight. Understand

02:01:38.120 what's happening here. In Texas, you got a huge fight. They called it, I think, two minutes after

02:01:43.160 the polls closed in California. Prop 50 has passed. In fact, do I have Burkwam? Can we go to the stage?

02:01:50.040 Let's look at the stage for Mondani. As soon as he comes out, we're going to cut, but I have Ben Burkwam.

02:01:55.480 You're out there. Your night went pretty quickly. Two minutes. So it's 13 minutes in New Jersey,

02:02:07.240 19 minutes in Virginia, six minutes. Okay, Ben Burkwam, you got to be quick, brother,

02:02:13.800 because we're going to go back to New York City. What happened out in California, brother?

02:02:19.560 Look, this is the difference between Republicans and Democrats. When Republicans win,

02:02:23.400 we sit back and don't fight like the Democrats. When Democrats win, they keep fighting. When

02:02:28.760 Democrats lose, they keep fighting, whether or not they're in the right or the wrong. And this is a

02:02:33.080 perfect example of it in California, where you have a feckless Republican Party that does nothing

02:02:38.120 except want to be invited to the political parties. That's what you have. And now we're going to have

02:02:42.600 five less Republican seats because of it. It's Gavin Newsom's beginning of his race for 2028.

02:02:49.480 It's potentially the losing of 2026 and potentially everything else that comes along with that with

02:02:56.200 President Trump. If we don't get our heads out of our as Republicans and realize every day is a fight

02:03:01.640 and it doesn't stop when we win any elections, it has to continue every single day. We're going to

02:03:06.120 continue to get our asses kicked. And that's what that's what it looks like here in California.

02:03:10.440 And unfortunately, in places like Virginia and New Jersey as well.

02:03:13.320 Ben, hang on for one second. You've done so much on the border. You've done so much. Is

02:03:18.840 Barris up to the Barris? Do I have Richard Barris still? Barris, dude, you sent me this thing of

02:03:25.000 Bill Ackman. Can we get the Bill Ackman up on the screen? This is the type of gutless coward that you're

02:03:30.360 dealing with. Read what Bill Ackman said. I want everybody in the war room posse to understand.

02:03:35.960 These are the kind of gutless cowards that turned New York City over to a Marxist jihadist.

02:03:43.240 OK, a Marxist jihadist. You know what they're going to do right now? They're going to bend the

02:03:46.920 knee to it. They're going to grovel in front of this instead of standing in front. Can you read

02:03:50.680 what Bill Ackman, the big hedge fund guy, just just tweeted out to Mondani?

02:03:55.480 Publicly. Publicly. Again, folks, he at Zoran K. Momdani. Congrats on the win. Now you have a big

02:04:03.320 responsibility. If I can help NYC, just let me know what I can do. You believe this? This, I mean,

02:04:11.400 of course you do because you know, but I hope voters now see the scam. The rest of the, you know,

02:04:17.880 the holdouts, maybe what are you 20, 20% that aren't MAGA? See the scam. There it is. This is what

02:04:25.320 Republican donors have been for decades. This is why your country has been crumbling before your

02:04:32.280 eyes for decades because your donors betray you. Your senators betray you. They do this and then

02:04:40.840 they come to you every two years and every four years and they plead for your vote. They pretend to

02:04:45.880 be you. They pretend to share your values and they do this to you behind your back. The second they can

02:04:52.360 survive. The second they can look for crumbs. Look, people like Bill Ackman and the rest of the donor

02:04:57.480 class, they're happy to sit on the floor licking the crumbs of the Democrats off the floor like a dog

02:05:04.440 under the table rather than get a seat at the table because they have to fight for it. That's who they

02:05:10.280 are. And you know what? They're eating well. So while you can't pay your car payment, while your children

02:05:16.200 can't buy a home, while you maybe can't buy one or even afford your mortgage or pay your rent,

02:05:21.640 they're eating well. Listen to the sound of them sucking on the tail of the crawfish now. It's

02:05:26.680 disgusting. It's disgusting. This is why the failure of these people, and they all hate Donald Trump

02:05:33.040 behind his back. You're all to blame for Donald Trump. You created the conditions. That's why he

02:05:38.440 resonates because you failed these people. And look, something's got to give here, Steve.

02:05:44.040 So, by the way, I just looked at California was called within minutes, and I'm looking at all the

02:05:48.780 Central Valley, heavily Hispanic districts, working class that Donald Trump outpaced Ukraine-first

02:05:56.720 losers like John Duarte and Mike Garcia. They're all gone. I mean, squandered. These voters did not

02:06:03.980 come. They did not vote. Look at Sam Joaquin, 55 yes, 45 no. It's just gross. Stanislaus, Democrats

02:06:12.640 were actually, which was John Duarte's home county where Donald Trump outperformed him, humiliating.

02:06:18.820 Democrats were just crushing them on early vote returns, crushing them. I mean, look, there's no

02:06:24.580 other argument here. You got to see some of the asinine stuff. Some of these people like the Ackmans

02:06:29.560 and the Ukraine firsters and the Israeli firsters are trying to push tonight. It's, you just go crawl

02:06:35.620 under a rock. I can't believe you're not so humiliated by your own stupidity that you're not

02:06:41.640 looking for a rock to hide under for at least the next two to four years. Stop talking. Just stop.

02:06:48.980 Let more productive people take the reins and save this thing.

02:06:53.420 Oh, no, these guys are going to try to spin it anyway. Before we go back to, hang on,

02:06:57.340 Barris, before we go to the main stage with Mondami, let's go back to Ben Berkwan. So, Ben,

02:07:02.480 I guarantee you, starting tomorrow morning, ICE is going to be pulled back. Border Patrol is going

02:07:08.240 to be pulled back. All of it's going to... Okay, right now we're going to go to the main stage. Let's

02:07:11.420 go ahead and hit it. New York City.

02:07:27.160 Thank you, my friends.

02:07:32.480 The sun may have set over our city this evening, but as Eugene Debs once said,

02:07:44.280 I can see the dawn of a better day for humanity.

02:07:50.420 For as long as we can remember, the working people of New York have been told by the wealthy

02:08:02.100 and the well-connected that power does not belong in their hands. Fingers bruised from lifting boxes

02:08:10.140 on the warehouse floor. Palms calloused from delivery bike handlebars. Knuckles scarred with kitchen burns.

02:08:19.940 These are not hands that have been allowed to hold power.

02:08:23.960 And yet, over the last 12 months, you have dared to reach for something greater.

02:08:29.660 Tonight, against all odds, we have grasped it.

02:08:38.680 The future is in our hands.

02:08:45.340 My friends, we have toppled a political dynasty.

02:08:52.120 I wish Andrew Cuomo only the best in private life.

02:09:10.020 But let tonight be the final time I utter his name as we turn the page on a politics that

02:09:24.200 abandons the many and answers only to the few.

02:09:27.420 New York, tonight you have delivered a mandate for change, a mandate for a new kind of politics,

02:09:46.380 a mandate for a city we can afford, and a mandate for a government that delivers exactly that.

02:09:57.420 On January 1st, I will be sworn in as the mayor of New York City.

02:10:05.100 And that is because of you.

02:10:19.460 So before I say anything else, I must say this.

02:10:24.220 Thank you.

02:10:25.100 Thank you to the next generation of New Yorkers who refuse to accept that the promise of a

02:10:35.320 better future was a relic of the past.

02:10:40.040 You showed that when politics speaks to you without condescension, we can usher in a new

02:10:46.380 era of leadership.

02:10:47.480 We will fight for you because we are you.

02:10:54.820 Or as we say on Steinway,

02:10:57.620 Anaminkum Wailaykum.

02:10:59.240 Thank you to those so often forgotten by the politics of our city who made this movement

02:11:12.120 their own.

02:11:12.840 I speak of Yemeni bodega owners and Mexican abuelas, Senegalese taxi drivers and Uzbek nurses,

02:11:24.360 Trinidadian line cooks, Trinidadian line cooks and Ethiopian aunties, yes, aunties.

02:11:35.180 To every New Yorker in Kensington and Midwood and Hunts Point, know this, this city is your city

02:11:51.040 and this democracy is yours too.

02:11:53.340 This campaign is about people like Wesley, an 1199 organizer.

02:12:03.560 I met outside of Elmhurst hospital on Thursday night.

02:12:07.120 A New Yorker who lives elsewhere, who commutes two hours each way from Pennsylvania because

02:12:15.180 rent is too expensive in this city.

02:12:19.260 It's about people like the woman I met on the BX 33 years ago who said to me, I used to

02:12:26.480 love New York, but now it's just where I live.

02:12:29.480 And it's about people like Richard, the taxi driver I went on a 15-day hunger strike with

02:12:39.020 outside of City Hall, who still has to drive his cab seven days a week.

02:12:48.640 My brother, we are in City Hall now.

02:12:51.720 This victory is for all of them.

02:13:03.260 And it's for all of you.

02:13:06.260 The more than 100,000 volunteers who built this campaign into an unstoppable force.

02:13:15.820 Because of you we will make this city one that working people can love and live in again.

02:13:21.320 With every door knocked, every petition signature earned, and every hard-earned conversation,

02:13:31.700 you eroded the cynicism that has come to define our politics.

02:13:36.240 Now, I know that I have asked for much from you over this last year.

02:13:46.620 Time and again, you have answered my calls.

02:13:53.580 But I have one final request.

02:13:57.720 New York City, breathe this moment in.

02:14:05.060 We have held our breath for longer than we know.

02:14:08.600 We have held it in anticipation of defeat.

02:14:11.960 Held it because the air has been knocked out of our lungs too many times to count.

02:14:17.120 Held it because we cannot afford to exhale.

02:14:20.820 Thanks to all of those who sacrificed so much, we are breathing in the air of a city that has

02:14:27.180 been reborn.

02:14:33.120 To my campaign team, who believed when no one else did, and who took an electoral project

02:14:42.620 and turned it into so much more, I will never be able to express the depth of my gratitude.

02:14:52.460 You can sleep now.

02:14:56.480 To my parents, Mama and Baba.

02:15:04.460 You have made me into the man I am today.

02:15:09.460 I am so proud to be your son.

02:15:14.960 And to my incredible wife, Rama, Hayati.

02:15:24.420 There is no one I would rather have by my side in this moment and in every moment.

02:15:33.200 To every New Yorker, whether you voted for me, for one of my opponents, or felt too disappointed

02:15:39.260 by politics to vote at all.

02:15:42.000 Thank you for the opportunity to prove myself worthy of your trust.

02:15:48.860 I will wake each morning with a singular purpose.

02:15:52.860 To make this city better for you than it was the day before.

02:15:59.360 There are many who thought this day would never come.

02:16:02.680 Who feared that we would be condemned only to a future of less.

02:16:07.160 With every election consigning us simply to more of the same.

02:16:12.640 And there are others who see politics today as too cruel for the flame of hope to still

02:16:18.180 burn.

02:16:20.240 New York, we have answered those fears.

02:16:25.160 Tonight, we have spoken in a clear voice, hope is alive.

02:16:36.240 Hope is a decision that tens of thousands of New Yorkers made day after day, volunteer shift

02:16:42.660 after volunteer shift, despite attack ad after attack ad.

02:16:49.380 More than a million of us stood in our churches, in gymnasiums, in community centers, as we filled

02:16:56.860 in the ledger of democracy.

02:17:01.520 And while we cast our ballots alone, we chose hope together.

02:17:09.660 Hope over tyranny.

02:17:11.600 Hope over big money and small ideas.

02:17:15.660 Hope over despair.

02:17:19.160 We won because New Yorkers allowed themselves to hope that the impossible could be made possible.

02:17:27.800 And we won because we insisted that no longer would politics be something that is done to

02:17:33.820 us.

02:17:34.820 Now, it is something that we do.

02:17:46.060 Standing before you, I think of the words of Jawaharlal Nehru, a moment comes but rarely

02:17:54.340 in history, when we step out from the old to the new.

02:17:58.940 When an age ends and when the soul of a nation long suppressed finds utterance.

02:18:04.920 Tonight we have stepped out from the old into the new.

02:18:11.900 So let us speak now with clarity and conviction that cannot be misunderstood about what this new

02:18:18.080 age will deliver and for whom.

02:18:21.920 This will be an age where New Yorkers expect from their leaders a bold vision of what we

02:18:26.940 will achieve rather than a list of excuses for what we are too timid to attempt.

02:18:37.680 Central to that vision will be the most ambitious agenda to tackle the cost of living crisis that

02:18:43.180 this city has seen since the days of Fiorella Guardia.

02:18:52.560 An agenda that will freeze the rents for more than two million rent stabilized tenants.

02:19:00.740 Make buses fast and free.

02:19:05.500 And deliver universal childcare across our city.

02:19:13.160 Years from now, may our only regret be that this day took so long to come.

02:19:23.260 This new age will be one of relentless improvement.

02:19:27.680 We will hire thousands more teachers.

02:19:33.160 We will cut waste from a bloated bureaucracy.

02:19:37.480 We will work tirelessly to make lights shine again in the hallways of NYCHA developments where

02:19:43.480 they have long flickered.

02:19:49.080 Safety and justice will go hand in hand as we work with police officers to reduce crime

02:19:55.380 and create a department of community safety that tackles the mental health crisis and homelessness

02:20:02.440 crises head on.

02:20:06.880 Defense will become the expectation across government, not the exception.

02:20:14.360 In this new age we make for ourselves, we will refuse to allow those who traffic in division

02:20:21.560 and hate to pit us against one another.

02:20:27.040 In this moment of political darkness, New York will be the light.

02:20:35.040 Here, we believe in standing up for those we love.

02:20:40.520 Whether you are an immigrant, a member of the trans community, one of the many black women

02:20:48.640 that Donald Trump has fired from a federal job, a single mom still waiting for the cost of

02:20:55.720 groceries to go down.

02:20:59.200 Or anyone else with their back against the wall.

02:21:03.200 Our struggle is ours too.

02:21:08.680 And we will build a city hall that stands steadfast alongside Jewish New Yorkers and does not

02:21:15.480 waver in the fight against the scourge of anti-Semitism.

02:21:19.680 Where the more than one million Muslims know that they belong.

02:21:29.160 Not just in the five boroughs of this city, but in the halls of power.

02:21:33.640 No more will New York be a city where you can traffic in Islamophobia and win an election.

02:21:44.640 This new age will be defined by a competence and a compassion that have too long been placed

02:22:00.680 at odds with one another.

02:22:03.720 We will prove that there is no problem too large for government to solve and no concern

02:22:09.480 too small for it to care about.

02:22:14.120 For years, those in city hall have only helped those who can help them.

02:22:20.460 But on January 1st, we will usher in a city government that helps everyone.

02:22:30.360 Now I know that many have heard our message only through the prism of misinformation.

02:22:37.440 Tens of millions of dollars have been spent to redefine reality and to convince our neighbors

02:22:43.800 that this new age is something that should frighten them.

02:22:49.140 As has so often occurred, the billionaire class has sought to convince those making $30 an hour

02:22:55.940 that their enemies are those earning $20 an hour.

02:23:02.140 We want the people to fight amongst ourselves so that we remain distracted from the work of

02:23:07.480 remaking a long broken system.

02:23:11.480 We refuse to let them dictate the rules of the game anymore.

02:23:17.820 They can play by the same rules as the rest of us.

02:23:24.160 Together, we will usher in a generation of change.

02:23:30.500 And if we embrace this brave new course, rather than fleeing from it, we can respond to oligarchy

02:23:37.660 and authoritarianism with the strength it fears, not the appeasement it craves.

02:23:44.500 After all, if anyone can show a nation betrayed by Donald Trump how to defeat him, it is the

02:23:55.140 city that gave rise to him.

02:24:02.180 And if there is any way to terrify a despot, it is by dismantling the very conditions that

02:24:08.280 allowed him to accumulate power.

02:24:14.060 This is not only how we stop Trump, it is how we stop the next one.

02:24:23.220 So Donald Trump, since I know you are watching, I have four words for you.

02:24:32.640 Turn the volume up.

02:24:56.820 We will hold bad landlords to account because the Donald Trumps of our city have

02:25:02.520 grown far too comfortable taking advantage of their tenants.

02:25:08.920 We will put an end to the culture of corruption that has allowed billionaires like Trump to

02:25:14.140 evade taxation and exploit tax breaks.

02:25:20.480 We will stand alongside unions and expand labor protections because we know, just as Donald

02:25:29.040 Trump does, Donald Trump does, that when working people have ironclad rights, the bosses who

02:25:34.800 seek to extort them become very small indeed.

02:25:42.360 New York will remain a city of immigrants, a city built by immigrants, powered by immigrants,

02:25:54.240 and as of tonight, led by an immigrant.

02:26:12.480 So hear me, President Trump, when I say this.

02:26:16.240 To get to any of us, you will have to get through all of us.

02:26:29.300 When we enter City Hall in 58 days, expectations will be high.

02:26:36.200 We will meet them.

02:26:37.200 A great New Yorker once said that while you campaign in poetry, you govern in prose.

02:26:48.260 If that must be true, let the prose we write still rhyme and let us build a shining city

02:26:54.720 for all.

02:26:59.240 And we must chart a new path, as bold as the one we have already traveled.

02:27:05.000 After all, the conventional wisdom would tell you that I am far from the perfect candidate.

02:27:11.460 I am young, despite my best efforts to grow older.

02:27:16.420 I am Muslim.

02:27:21.300 I am a democratic socialist.

02:27:28.300 And most damning of all, I refuse to apologize for any of this.

02:27:37.920 And yet, if tonight teaches us anything, it is that convention has held us back.

02:27:46.380 We have bowed at the altar of caution and we have paid a mighty price.

02:27:52.300 Too many working people cannot recognize themselves in our party.

02:27:57.420 And too many among us have turned to the right for answers to why they have been left behind.

02:28:04.420 We will leave mediocrity in our past.

02:28:08.740 No longer will we have to open a history book for proof that Democrats can dare to be great.

02:28:17.780 Our greatness will be anything but abstract.

02:28:21.780 It will be felt by every rent stabilized tenant who wakes up on the first of every month.

02:28:29.980 Knowing the amount they are going to pay hasn't soared since the month before.

02:28:36.140 It will be felt by each grandparent who can afford to stay in the home they have worked

02:28:40.740 for.

02:28:43.600 And whose grandchildren live nearby because the cost of childcare didn't send them to Long

02:28:49.420 Island.

02:28:52.560 It will be felt by the single mother who is safe on her commute and whose bus runs fast enough

02:28:58.840 that she doesn't have to rush school drop off to make it to work on time.

02:29:05.980 And it will be felt when New Yorkers open their newspapers in the morning and read headlines

02:29:12.360 of success, not scandal.

02:29:18.360 Most of all, it will be felt by each New Yorker when the city they love finally loves them back.

02:29:29.980 Together, New York, we're going to freeze the...

02:29:34.980 Together, New York, we're going to make buses fast and...

02:29:39.980 Together, New York, we're going to deliver a universal...

02:29:44.980 Let the words we've spoken together, the dreams we've dreamt together, become the agenda we deliver

02:29:55.980 together.

02:30:00.980 New York, this power, it's yours.

02:30:06.980 This city belongs to you.

02:30:12.980 Thank you.

02:30:42.980 Thank you.

02:31:12.980 Thank you.

02:31:42.980 Thank you.

02:32:12.980 Did he mention in all those call-outs he did, one white name?

02:32:22.020 I must have missed that.

02:32:24.000 And all the people he called up.

02:32:25.440 I don't remember.

02:32:25.980 He didn't call for Jefferson or Washington or anything from American history.

02:32:29.680 You have 40 or 50 years of visa scams.

02:32:35.420 You have illegal immigrants coming in, illegal alien invaders coming in, 10 or 15 million.

02:32:41.300 This is what you're going to end up with.

02:32:42.740 So, folks, if you don't think that's a reality check, you're not paying attention.

02:32:48.000 Dave Bratt, your thoughts?

02:32:49.020 Yeah, well, that's a heck of a populist, I mean, it's a brilliant exposition on political speech.

02:32:59.120 It's outstanding.

02:33:00.220 Except the straw man that he chose is absolutely ridiculous and false.

02:33:07.220 You know, he got into billionaires and Trump at the end.

02:33:10.180 The main problem with his thesis is that the Democrat Party has run New York City for about 90 years in a row.

02:33:18.400 It was 65% plus of the voting base.

02:33:22.020 Dave, Dave, Dave, you're not listening.

02:33:23.620 I don't think he was talking about the Democratic establishment.

02:33:26.720 He's not disagreeing with you there.

02:33:28.800 He's talking about the billionaires around the Democratic Party.

02:33:31.220 And he's not signing out Republican billionaires.

02:33:34.380 He's saying the Democratic Party didn't deliver for working class people forever.

02:33:39.080 And this is not populist.

02:33:40.280 Please, that's not populist.

02:33:41.420 What you heard right there was not even socialist.

02:33:44.160 That is neo-Marxism right there.

02:33:45.880 Neo-Marxist jihadist.

02:33:47.480 That's what this guy is.

02:33:48.640 And he's up in your grill.

02:33:50.440 And for all the happy skipping around, you know, TikToks, and he's going down the aisle, and he's all happy and smiley.

02:33:57.160 I didn't see the happy smiley tonight.

02:33:59.740 You saw him when he won what he's really like, right?

02:34:02.180 And people got to understand.

02:34:03.440 Yeah.

02:34:03.700 This is brought to you by progressive Democrats.

02:34:06.220 This is brought to you the Bill Ackmans of the world.

02:34:08.340 The elites that have managed the decline of this country and what they managed it by was opening up essentially open borders,

02:34:16.520 particularly for these big cities.

02:34:18.240 Well, now you got it.

02:34:19.720 And he's up in your grill.

02:34:20.980 One thing I did like about this guy is that he ain't shy.

02:34:24.340 He's bringing it.

02:34:25.440 Right?

02:34:25.620 He's going right up in your face.

02:34:27.020 And President Trump, he called President Trump out.

02:34:30.180 And President Trump, I think, has to respond.

02:34:32.680 Right there, a big part of his argument right there was right up the line he had.

02:34:37.280 Hey, President Trump, turn the volume up.

02:34:39.360 So he couldn't have been more in your grill.

02:34:42.460 And I think it's now time for the president.

02:34:44.800 There's been a very hands-off approach of this.

02:34:47.020 Been a hands-off approach about this guy's eligibility.

02:34:50.060 Been a hands-off approach about the whole thing, the situation in New York City.

02:34:53.400 And I think people in the White House now got to get serious about this because tonight it was a challenge.

02:34:57.780 He challenged President Trump directly.

02:34:59.940 And you saw tonight, where Trump is not engaged, where they don't want Trump, things spin out of control.

02:35:06.740 It's spinning out of control in California.

02:35:09.460 Virginia's going to have national implications.

02:35:12.680 I mean, in this entire night, one of the great things is that Lee won in Tarrant County.

02:35:18.280 And she beat back, guess what, one of the biggest donors in the Republican Party gave $3.5 million, $4 million, directly from China,

02:35:26.320 and put it against Lee to beat her.

02:35:28.180 Think about that.

02:35:29.040 Think about this crew in Las Vegas.

02:35:31.100 That's what they think about America.

02:35:32.480 And, hey, what you saw in New York City is by every elitist, every billionaire in the country, they brought it up.

02:35:40.600 And Bill Ackman, they're all going to get on bended knee now to Mondami.

02:35:45.200 Do we have – we've got to wrap up here.

02:35:46.960 Brad, hang on for one second.

02:35:48.200 Hang on for one second.

02:35:48.980 Yeah.

02:35:49.280 Yeah, go ahead, Dave.

02:35:50.780 What do you got?

02:35:51.520 Yeah, I heard all that with the billionaires or whatever.

02:35:54.460 But when he goes after the regulatory and the rot and the bureaucracy, guess who he's going to go after?

02:36:01.600 The guts of the New York Democrat machine, the school unions, the union.

02:36:05.940 If he thinks he's going to clean it up, that's all Democratic slush funds.

02:36:10.320 That's buying votes and whatever.

02:36:12.400 Okay, he's the mayor.

02:36:13.760 But look at Trump.

02:36:14.780 Trump's trying to clean out the DOJ and all that junk.

02:36:17.600 Good luck.

02:36:18.320 Dave, hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on, full stop.

02:36:22.120 President Trump's tweet.

02:36:23.980 And so it begins.

02:36:25.040 Yeah.

02:36:25.280 Finally.

02:36:26.280 President Trump, that's what we're looking for.

02:36:28.980 That's what we're looking for.

02:36:30.980 Hey, what does Trump say?

02:36:33.420 No games.

02:36:34.620 Hey, Mondami, Zoran, you want to play games?

02:36:38.460 Okay.

02:36:39.680 Game respects game.

02:36:41.700 And so it begins.

02:36:43.000 Hang on, who do I got?

02:36:44.040 Let me go to – hang on, Brett.

02:36:45.200 Let me go to – is Barris still there?

02:36:46.740 Is Barris punch down this?

02:36:48.680 Barris, give me your closing thoughts, sir.

02:36:50.400 We're going to punch you out of here at midnight.

02:36:51.820 I've got to get some sleep.

02:36:53.200 We've got a lot of work to do tomorrow.

02:36:55.400 We've got to saddle up here, folks.

02:36:57.660 What do you got, Barris?

02:36:58.320 Look, there it is.

02:36:59.180 There's what we've been talking about all night.

02:37:01.320 This is what we're waiting for all night.

02:37:03.260 So it begins.

02:37:03.820 Let's go.

02:37:04.560 Let's go.

02:37:05.920 What's it going to be?

02:37:06.820 Let's go.

02:37:07.340 That's right.

02:37:08.120 What's it going to be, America?

02:37:09.700 I mean, look, and not only America, what's it going to be?

02:37:12.200 Republicans, right?

02:37:13.460 I mean, that's it.

02:37:15.220 Don't say left-wing populism.

02:37:16.800 That's not populism, man.

02:37:19.060 That is full-out Marxism.

02:37:20.760 That's fine.

02:37:21.440 That's fine.

02:37:22.120 But that's how it starts, Steve.

02:37:23.620 That's how they sell it in the beginning.

02:37:25.280 Like, Pol Pot didn't come out and say, I'm going to put you all in a hole.

02:37:28.840 Hang on.

02:37:29.160 Okay, let me give you a note.

02:37:31.380 Let me give you a note here, Barris.

02:37:33.480 The crowd in New York City that elected this guy, they didn't need to stop it.

02:37:36.980 They didn't need to sell him on populism.

02:37:38.640 They went right to the Marxism.

02:37:40.280 They're down for it, man.

02:37:41.900 They're down for it.

02:37:42.580 Yeah, they are.

02:37:43.020 So President Trump summed it up.

02:37:45.500 And so it begins.

02:37:47.320 Boom.

02:37:47.760 Yeah.

02:37:48.420 Okay?

02:37:48.740 That's it.

02:37:49.240 We'll get up.

02:37:49.860 Anyway, Barris, where do people go to get all your polling?

02:37:52.000 We'll get you in the morning.

02:37:52.780 Where do people go to get all the great people funded?

02:37:55.840 Yeah.

02:37:56.580 Go ahead, sir.

02:37:57.080 Locals is the best place, guys.

02:37:58.580 We're everywhere, but locals is the best place.

02:38:00.580 That is the central hub.

02:38:02.340 Peoplespundit.locals.com.

02:38:04.100 I'll see you soon, brother.

02:38:05.040 We'll see you tomorrow morning.

02:38:07.080 Barris, great job, as always.

02:38:08.380 We've done so many of these together all the way back to 18.

02:38:11.120 Fantastic, sir.

02:38:13.000 Ben Burquam.

02:38:14.540 And so it begins, sir.

02:38:19.160 Yeah.

02:38:19.800 Dave Brat is missing the point.

02:38:22.140 They're not planning on doing anything that they're saying they're doing.

02:38:25.380 They're going to screw it all up.

02:38:26.780 And I love Dave.

02:38:28.320 He doesn't have a plan to fix anything.

02:38:30.040 He knows he doesn't have a plan to fix anything.

02:38:31.880 Marxist, jihadists never actually have a plan to fix anything.

02:38:35.240 They know they're going to make your lives more miserable.

02:38:37.440 They're just going to blame somebody else.

02:38:38.920 They're going to project on you that it's coming from somewhere else.

02:38:42.220 And they have enough useful idiots in New York and places like that to do that, too.

02:38:46.480 Because as you mentioned, Steve, we've allowed unfettered illegal immigration for 30 years in this country.

02:38:52.100 So now you have all of these illegals that he's preaching to.

02:38:55.480 You heard every name.

02:38:56.240 Like you said, not a white name out there.

02:38:58.280 All of these names of illegals that have come in that that's who elected him.

02:39:02.640 And if you guys don't wake up, if we don't wake up as a nation and realize that they all have to be deported, I don't care if it hurts your feelings, ICE, they all have to be deported.

02:39:13.300 Starting with him.

02:39:14.200 We've got one year to do that.

02:39:15.900 Yeah.

02:39:16.060 We've got one year to do that before 2026.

02:39:19.280 And then all bets are off.

02:39:21.620 We better wake up quick.

02:39:23.840 You'll see the Republican establishment.

02:39:25.380 There'll be one in tomorrow morning.

02:39:26.580 Burkwam, where do people go until we get you back on tomorrow?

02:39:30.420 Where do people go on your social media to hear all your content, see all your content?

02:39:35.660 Of course, Real America's Voice, our next episode of Law and Border, our exclusive ICE rides, it's coming out this Saturday, I believe 2 p.m. Eastern.

02:39:46.920 It's playing three times this weekend.

02:39:48.700 You have to watch this episode.

02:39:50.540 You want to see the truth about it?

02:39:52.320 Law and Border this Saturday and Sunday on Real America's Voice News.

02:39:56.080 And then my social is at Ben Burkwam.

02:39:58.360 My sub stack is Frontline America.

02:40:00.460 Website's FrontlineAmerica.com.

02:40:01.880 And our nonprofit, FrontlineAmericaFoundation.org.

02:40:06.120 If you want to support Border Patrol and ICE, all these guys, FrontlineAmericaFoundation.org.

02:40:12.180 Thank you, brother.

02:40:13.100 Appreciate you.

02:40:13.760 Let's bring in Brian Kennedy out in California.

02:40:16.100 Brian, you've seen it.

02:40:16.940 President Trump just tweeted out.

02:40:18.980 And so it begins.

02:40:20.480 Your thoughts, sir?

02:40:22.340 I think President Trump really needs to engage.

02:40:25.080 And I'm glad he put that out.

02:40:26.660 When you see Mondami, Mondami, he's not a fool.

02:40:31.880 And I think you summed that up pretty clearly.

02:40:35.440 Mondami is certainly a communist.

02:40:38.820 But he's determined.

02:40:40.500 He's organized in his thought.

02:40:42.800 He has plans for New York City.

02:40:45.080 And he's going to carry them out.

02:40:47.700 That music at the end was kind of chilling.

02:40:51.320 It kind of seemed like the Islamic conquest of New York City.

02:40:56.300 And that should give everyone great concern.

02:40:59.820 My takeaway from the day, though, is that...

02:41:02.860 Okay, can I say something?

02:41:04.040 It was a little Bollywood in that.

02:41:05.680 But that's what he wanted.

02:41:06.760 They wanted.

02:41:07.240 That was in your face.

02:41:08.380 That's why I played it out.

02:41:09.480 Didn't mention.

02:41:10.320 Didn't no speak over.

02:41:11.720 I want the audience to fully embrace what they saw tonight.

02:41:15.060 You should get an unexpurgated view of exactly what's going on here.

02:41:19.420 Yeah, no, I think that's right.

02:41:23.320 My takeaway, though, from the day has been the Republican Party is either non-existent

02:41:29.200 or it longs for the day that President Trump is no longer president

02:41:33.280 and that MAGA is no longer ascendant.

02:41:37.080 You could see that all around the country.

02:41:38.940 Where was the Republican Party?

02:41:40.960 Is there a Republican Party?

02:41:42.440 Did they not think it was their interest to help in Virginia or in New Jersey or in California

02:41:50.020 or in New York City?

02:41:51.940 That should be a great alarm.

02:41:53.700 You can't expect everyday Americans in an off-year, midterm election to engage this way.

02:42:00.340 But they didn't, the Republicans.

02:42:03.140 And so you get this obvious result.

02:42:05.640 In California, Prop 50 won big.

02:42:07.760 It was always going to win big.

02:42:09.280 No serious money was put into it.

02:42:12.400 They didn't want President Trump here.

02:42:14.700 And so it did horribly.

02:42:16.420 The great lesson here is that all of the energy in American politics on the right

02:42:21.800 begins and ends with Donald Trump and the MAGA movement.

02:42:27.020 You do not embrace that.

02:42:28.760 You lose big.

02:42:30.240 I was voting this evening in California.

02:42:33.860 I had to wait in line an hour.

02:42:35.560 I live in Claremont.

02:42:36.620 It's a liberal college town.

02:42:38.560 An older Mexican guy shows up in this long line, and he's wearing a Trump hat and a Trump

02:42:44.980 t-shirt.

02:42:46.340 And one of the election officials said, you can't wear that here.

02:42:50.040 And really about half the line started yelling at the election officials.

02:42:54.880 And they said, Trump's not on the ballot.

02:42:56.540 What's the problem?

02:42:58.640 And I started calling everybody communists.

02:43:01.900 And there was a brouhaha.

02:43:03.480 The police came.

02:43:04.480 And it was kind of a scene.

02:43:06.320 But the old Mexican guy goes back to his car.

02:43:10.100 He puts on a regular t-shirt.

02:43:12.420 And he pulls out a hat that says 47 on it.

02:43:15.660 And of course, he walks back in line.

02:43:17.740 And the police don't know what to do.

02:43:20.260 And the election officials don't know what to do, even though he's still wearing the 47 hat.

02:43:24.180 And he says, that's Jackie Robinson's number.

02:43:27.760 And of course, it wasn't.

02:43:29.180 Jackie Robinson was actually number 42.

02:43:31.640 But he kept the hat on.

02:43:33.240 The crowd was on his side.

02:43:35.320 And the election officials finally resented.

02:43:37.220 And the police didn't do anything.

02:43:38.960 I still think there's a lot of energy for President Trump, even in a place like California.

02:43:44.840 The American people love what President Trump's doing.

02:43:47.980 He needs to be fully engaged here.

02:43:50.800 Fully engaged.

02:43:51.640 And so it begins.

02:43:53.400 Brian Kennedy, where do people go to get all your social media, sir?

02:43:57.320 Thank you for staying up with us tonight.

02:43:59.620 It was my pleasure, Steve.

02:44:01.080 Brian T. Kennedy won on X and Brian T. Kennedy on Getter.

02:44:05.860 Thank you, Steve.

02:44:06.520 Thanks for all you do.

02:44:07.420 Thank you, brother.

02:44:09.880 New Jersey was called in 13 minutes.

02:44:13.200 Virginia in 19 minutes.

02:44:15.160 New York City in five minutes.

02:44:17.700 California in two minutes.

02:44:19.140 Embrace that tonight as you go to bed, as President Trump says.

02:44:22.660 And so it begins.

02:44:23.560 We're going to kick off tomorrow.

02:44:24.540 I've got Dave Bratt.

02:44:25.260 Dave, thank you for riding shotgun with me.

02:44:27.540 I really appreciate it.

02:44:28.440 What is your social media so people can follow your pearls of wisdom, sir?

02:44:32.920 I'm just going to use my 30 seconds to say, Burquam, you ignorant reporter.

02:44:37.360 Kennedy just agreed with me.

02:44:38.820 There is serious substance there.

02:44:41.880 That boy's got a plan, and it was so clear he's running for president.

02:44:47.300 He's got to deliver some goods.

02:44:48.960 He's got to give some free stuff out.

02:44:51.180 And so it's not like Obama.

02:44:53.560 It's not just a Marxist slick suit.

02:44:56.020 There's some heat there, and he's going to bring it.

02:44:59.480 There's some heat.

02:45:00.400 That's what I wanted the audience.

02:45:01.520 We showed it from the start to the finish.

02:45:04.280 I wanted everybody to see it with no commercial interruptions and no commentary from the war room.

02:45:09.440 Let them see it.

02:45:10.040 You've got to see the real thing.

02:45:11.260 President Trump watched it.

02:45:12.740 When he said turn the volume up, that's what President Trump and President Trump laid down.

02:45:17.460 And so it begins.

02:45:18.540 Dave Bratt, what's your social media, brother?

02:45:21.000 Yeah, just Brad Economics on Getter and Axe and Burquam.

02:45:25.040 He's my Christian brother.

02:45:26.140 God bless everyone out there.

02:45:27.300 Let's fight.

02:45:28.040 Wake up, people.

02:45:29.260 Let's go.

02:45:31.060 Bratt, we love you, brother.

02:45:32.300 Say hi to General Flynn and everybody down there.

02:45:34.080 Okay.

02:45:34.520 I want to thank Real America's Voice, Parker Sig, Rob Sig, the entire team from Denver.

02:45:40.040 To Palm Beach, the folks in Washington, D.C., John Solomon, everybody.

02:45:45.260 We're going to sign off now.

02:45:46.460 We're going to be back at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning, 10 a.m.

02:45:49.300 Eastern Standard Time, when you're going to be back in the war room and the fight begins tomorrow morning.

02:45:56.020 See you then.

02:45:56.480 We're still here.

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02:46:10.760 We're actually here.

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Bannon's War Room - November 05, 2025

WarRoom Special： Election Night Coverage 2025

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