EPISODE 659： LIVE FROM LAS VEGAS - RESTORING NATIONAL CONFIDENCE
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America is mourning the loss of three heroes killed in an Iranian-backed militia attack in Jordan. A former IRS contractor who leaked former President Trump s tax records has just been sentenced to five years in prison. A brain chip has been successfully implanted in a human, according to Elon Musk. Meanwhile, another group will argue President Biden should be removed from the ballot for allegedly allowing enemies of the state to gain entry to the U.S. over the southern border.
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A commentator, international social media sensation, and former Navy intelligence veteran.
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This is Human Events with your host, Jack Posobiec.
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America is mourning the loss of three heroes killed in that Iranian-backed militia attack in Jordan.
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The soldiers, all from Georgia, ID'd as Sergeant William Rivers, Specialist Breonna Moffitt, and her close friend, Specialist Kennedy Sanders.
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We want to prevent this conflict from spreading.
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That is, standing up for our people when they're attacked, while at the same time working every single day to prevent the conflict from growing and spreading.
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It's alleging that 190 U.N. employees have ties with Hamas, or Islamic Jihad operatives,
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including 12 who they claim were involved in a Hamas terrorist attack on October 7th.
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On Tuesday, objectors will make their case before the Illinois Board of Elections that former President Donald Trump should be removed from the primary ballot for inciting the insurrection that resulted in the Capitol riot on January 6th.
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Meanwhile, another group will argue President Biden should be removed from the ballot for allegedly allowing enemies of the state to gain entry to the U.S. over the southern border.
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A brain chip has been successfully implanted in a human, according to Elon Musk, the tech titan sharing a big breakthrough from his brain science startup company, Neuralink.
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The former IRS contractor who leaked former President Trump's tax records has just been sentenced to five years in prison.
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Judge Anna Reyes called Little John's crime the biggest heist in IRS history and said he deserved the maximum sentence she could impose,
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in part because he targeted a sitting president and thousands of others.
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It's not the Fed's objective to try to push the level of prices back to where they were.
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They won't spend 1% of it on our southern border.
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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events Daily.
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We're at the Restoring National Confidence Summit from Turning Point Action.
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Charlie Kirk, Tyler Boyer put this all together.
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We're talking about restoring confidence in our party.
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We're talking about restoring the importance of the ground game in winning this election.
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Oh, Poso, why are you going after Taylor Swift so hard?
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It's about the machine to turn out low propensity Democrat voters that she is at the head of.
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We can see it coming a mile away the same way they're going to use the Barbie movie.
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They're going to use all of these different things in the fall of 2020.
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I'm joined with Jess Barses, the assistant editor of Human Events, as well as Matt Boyle, the Washington bureau chief of Breitbart.
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It's appropriately abbreviated RNC, which the actual RNC.
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No, that's Charlie and Tyler being a little bit cute there, being a little bit cute.
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But then, Matt, you've been watching sort of the tip rags out there.
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Do you think that this event is having the impact in the media the way the organizers intended?
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Like, I don't care what the establishment media has to say.
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The question is, is are they getting the work done, and are they identifying the strategic pathway to turning out the voters necessary to alter the outcome of what we saw happen in 2020?
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Well, I think the overall, and I said this on Charlie just a minute ago, but I think the overall plan, the way I look at it, is I would love to see this shouldn't be two conferences.
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This should be one conference, and it should be the RNC, and all of the people here and all of the speeches here should be at the RNC's event.
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And if Ronald McDaniel can't figure out a way to make that happen, then maybe we should find someone who can.
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What it reminds me of a lot is back in, I think it was 2013, 2014, we saw at CPAC, CPAC wouldn't host panels on certain issues, like immigration, national security matters, and they were kind of going along with the globalist thing.
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And what we did at Breitbart was we hosted what we called the uninvited.
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The first year, it was literally one panel for one hour in one conference room at the hotel that CPAC was at.
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The next year, we did a whole day of events, right, with panels where we brought in senators and congressmen and movement leaders and people that weren't invited on stage at CPAC.
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Eventually, CPAC got it right, and then they changed course, and they started focusing on these issues, and we didn't need to do the uninvited anymore.
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So my hope here is that this sends a wake-up call to the Republican National Committee, the actual party, that they actually start doing what is necessary, which is, again, focusing on turning out these voters.
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Let's talk about that a little bit more in the next segment, because you've got an incredible article up where you've gone through state by state some of the data that's come out.
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So, Matt, I want to go through a little bit this article that you've outlined.
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I had it in my inbox this morning where you've gone through this data that Turning Point Action has been able to compile together,
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talking about these low, because it's all about low propensity voters, right?
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So, like, Jess, back me up on this Taylor Swift stuff.
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Are Taylor Swift fans the most politically motivated people in the world?
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Not naturally, but if Taylor Swift comes out and endorses Biden, then they will be, all this sudden.
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Right, and so the idea is they are people who could vote, but generally do not, right?
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This is the whole game, because they've changed everything.
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Back in 2020, they changed the whole system from voters to ballots.
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So, if now I can hand you a ballot, say, hey, fill it out.
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That's what I can see potentially coming down the pike.
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So, my question is, and this is what Matt's article was looking into, what do the Republicans have to counter any of these operations?
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So, what the Turning Point Action folks uncovered, and they gave us this data exclusively, is that they've found 4.5 million, a little bit north of that, 4.5 million so-called disengaged Republican voters that they've identified across 10 different battleground states.
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Those states are going to go Republican in 2024.
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Somebody that didn't vote in 2016 or 2020, in the election, in 2016 or 2020.
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These are, now, we're talking about, if you look at the margins in 2020 in Arizona or Georgia, approximately 11,000 votes.
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Some of the tightest elections we've had at the federal level.
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11,000 votes separated Trump and Biden in both of those states, ballpark.
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In the numbers, particularly to Georgia, we're talking about hundreds of thousands of disengaged Republican voters who didn't vote in the 2020 election in Georgia or the 2016 vote.
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I want to actually drill down on that for a second.
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You're saying a voter who's registered Republican who didn't vote in 2020 or 2016, and they're looking at all of these.
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So they have to get out there, and they have to find these people.
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What you're talking about is 45 times the margin between Trump and Biden didn't vote in the 2020 election in Georgia.
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It's something like 20 times in Wisconsin, where the margin was a little bit higher.
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So if Republicans are able to turn those people out, get them to the polls, and vote.
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Now, in a state like Florida, it's as high as a million, right?
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Like a little north of a million, and now Florida's been trending more and more red in recent years anyway.
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But that could be the difference in a House seat.
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That could be the difference in down-ticket things in the state legislature, et cetera, if you want to keep the Republican majorities in the state House and the state Senate,
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or add to them and embolden them in several other states.
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I mean, you're talking about the difference between who the president of the United States is, whether it's a Republican or a Democrat, if these voters turn out.
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So that's the mission, is how do you get those folks to turn out?
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Now, the high-propensity voters, this is the problem.
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So you hear this point here a lot, where the Republican National Committee, which is going to have its winter meetings here later this week in the same city here in Las Vegas,
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they are focused on turning the high-propensity voters, many of whom vote on Election Day, into earlier mail-voting folks.
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The issue is those are four out of four voters.
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That's what you hear people talk about, four out of four voters, meaning that they vote every election.
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To translate this, it's basically like if you're listening to this show, you're probably a four out of four voter.
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If you're listening to RAV, if you're listening to Human Events, if you're listening to the War Room, you're highly engaged.
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However, comma, we are now also hearing that there are, and I'm sure you know people, though, in your daily life, you know them from church, you know them from sports, you know them from going hunting, whatever it is,
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who just don't vote, who they don't vote at the same level, but would nominally be probably a Trump supporter, a conservative, a Republican.
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Right, and one of the ways that they identify whether or not, and to get into your Taylor Swift point, that people on the left have actually got this down to a science of identifying whether people would be a Republican or a Democrat.
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No, they ask them, what do you think of Colin Kaepernick taking a knee during a football game?
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By the way, by the way, I have to say this, because you brought it up, I have to say this, Jess.
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Do you know who the first major white player in the entire NFL was to take a knee after Colin Kaepernick?
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Travis Kelsey was the first major white player to take a knee after Colin Kaepernick.
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I just got to go with my intuition on this one.
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Look, guys, I will be proven right on this, okay?
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By the way, I was talking to people about this before the New York Times even reported that.
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Right, like, it's so obvious that they're laying the groundwork for this, right?
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Because the Democrats know they have a problem with young voters.
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So they were doing it at lower levels with, like, these TikTok influencers.
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And then if you got enough people to, you know, harvest ballots, you got the White House visit,
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You're like, we all make fun of Dylan Mulvaney, but that's actually a voter turnout operation.
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And what the left has mastered that the right is now beginning to figure out,
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and you're seeing it play out at this convention,
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is that the cultural issues are the way you identify those low-propensity voters
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So the right needs to replicate what the left has been doing,
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and that's what everybody here is talking about.
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And again, there's some hope out there with what you're seeing with what the turning point folks are doing,
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where you mentioned Scott Pressler, what he's doing.
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One of the quotes I keep hearing is, you know, defenses win championships, right?
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We have to have the election integrity stuff, but you need a good offense, too.
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You've got to be able to put the football in the end zone.
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Trump has, in a sense, been sort of doing this on his own as well.
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And you see it through these overtures to UFC, to, you know, sports podcasts that he's going on,
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You know, it's sort of like the podcast ecosystem.
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Not, you know, we're the political podcast world, obviously, but he's been going out to just sort of these nontraditional podcasts that maybe,
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you know, like Full Send or he hasn't done Rogan yet, but like, you know, podcasts in that area.
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Again, to reach voters who, as you say, would potentially be...
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He sat down with Dave Portnoy in 2020, Barstool.
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So reach people who may be more culturally or economically on the Republican side willing to cast that vote,
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but, again, are just totally not engaged in any of the ecosystem or the news politics of the day.
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Like, to anybody out there in the audience, they would understand this.
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If you try to force a political conversation with somebody you just met, it's probably not going to work out so well, right?
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Like, so you've got to kind of ease into it, right?
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I spent election night here in Las Vegas in 2022 because I knew that it was the best swing state opportunity.
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It's the only governor's race in America that Republicans flip from Democrat to Republican.
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But part of the way that I knew it was going to happen was talking to taxi drivers and whatnot.
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I was like, okay, I think I get a sense of this, right?
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Boyle talking to taxi drivers and all his trips to Vegas.
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That's how he expenses it, by the way, when he sends the work reports in.
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Well, not Cabo, but that's for the Democrat voters.
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No, look, but into your point about Trump, though.
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Trump has this innate ability to connect on a cultural level.
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You know, given his history from before his time in politics, he was a host of The Apprentice, right?
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He would go to Buffalo Bills games and throw the football around, right?
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He was one of the very first people to actually host the UFC.
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So there's a lot of history between him and Joe White.
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So, I mean, all of that stuff allows Trump to get into that universe.
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So, I mean, look, Trump has all the tools at his disposal.
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The question is, is can the conservative movement pull the pieces together and execute?
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And, you know, I mean, at this point, it doesn't seem like the actual Republican Party,
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formally, the RNC, is going to take these steps, though they should be.
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And hopefully this is a wake-up call and similar type of a thing happens that happened, again, to bring us full circle here with the uninvited at CPAC.
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Similar type of a thing happens because at the end of the day, the Republican National Committee should be the entity doing this, right?
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Like the Republican National Committee should be the ones out there going and getting these low propensity voters to the polls.
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We're here trying to figure out how to win back our country, which was lost from us.
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All right, Jack Posobiec back here live at Human Events Daily, Las Vegas, Nevada.
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I'm told, by the way, that Ben Burquam has a crowd of rowdy deplorables that he wants to get on the show.
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We've got some folks from Reno that are actually homeschooled.
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And you're the president of your club, the homeschool club.
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I didn't even know there was a turning point club for homeschools.
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Tell me your name, where you're from, why you're here, brother.
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I oversee our ballot chasing operation at Turning Point Action.
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And it's so fundamental that voters at home and across the country recognize that there
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We have the mathematics that broke down precinct by precinct, not just by statewide, not county,
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but by precinct, where Republicans are not going to be voting.
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What we're going to do this next cycle is work on building relationships with these low
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propensity voters and ensure that they make a plan to vote this next cycle.
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Elections are being determined by just margins, Ben.
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And if we just had a fraction of ballot chasing in Arizona just last cycle, we would have
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definitely an Attorney General Abe Hominay and definitely a Governor Kerry Lake.
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And if you look at the money that the RNC is spending on this, the get out the vote, it's
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I am the chairman of the Forsyth County, Georgia Republican Party.
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And I am here because we have been lacking on tools and support from the RNC, from a national
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And so this has been a great opportunity for us to network with people and learn and just
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really fill up our toolbox with things we can take back home and get out the vote.
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And I'm here because I've been to an RNC training.
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It is nothing like what they did at Turning Point.
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They're giving us actionable things to actually do and win, which the RNC is not interested
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We do grassroots host spaces on Twitter, and they're for all the states.
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So go to AssembleX.com and see if your state's there.
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I'm the president of the National College Republicans, and we're here to support Turning
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And we're here to help support Turning Point action, help win the next election.
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We've got people from all over the state here, all over the country.
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And again, in advance of the RNC, you heard it right here.
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It's just, you know, it's atrocious that we're not having the RNC actually doing these things.
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But God bless Turning Point for actually doing it.
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Well, I mean, this really goes to show you, and I love the fact that you guys are talking
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about the precinct level, Turning Point action has gone through.
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People need to go read it, where it's talking about not just precincts, but again, this is
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Where are the precincts where we can get the most bang for our buck, where we can find these
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I mean, it's kind of like, it's like the Marcellus Shale find, the Permian Basin, you
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And so we're not going to spend time running around in precincts where there's only one
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We need to do it seriously, and we need to actually dig down.
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This is, by the way, they used to say the, you know, the old thing back when I was doing,
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you know, I got cut my teeth doing ground operations in Pennsylvania in the 2000s.
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And it was always like, you know, if they have a dog, if they have an American flag, if
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you see anything related to the military, you know, that kind of stuff.
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So now there's a few things I would unpack here.
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So you heard from several county chairs and whatnot from around the country.
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Top 100 battleground county chairs from around the country in places like Georgia.
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You just heard of Georgia, GOP chair lady there from Forsyth County.
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You've got Michigan chairs, Pennsylvania chairs, et cetera, all here, Arizona chairs.
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And then our story on Breitbart just goes into the state level data, right?
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Like, but what they did in all these binders is they, so each one of these chairs that's
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here, the Turning Point Action folks gave them a binder with precinct level down to the
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county, down to the precinct level of where these low propensity voters are.
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So they know where to target these ballot chase operations and by the precincts that
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are listed in there all have 200 or more low propensity voters in that individual precinct.
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So they know that, okay, this side of the county, we're good, right?
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Like we got our people coming out, but this side of the county, we got to go put some
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And you've also got to track them for walkability too, because sometimes you get these areas
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where the houses are just so spread out or, you know, you can't send a volunteer or a paid
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So in the 2016 election, my folks, so my mom and my brother were out there knocking doors
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I think the door knocking operation is what made the difference in the 2016 election for
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Trump, especially in places where it was as close as it was, like Pennsylvania.
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It was the door knocking and the fact that Philadelphia just didn't turn out for Hillary.
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So again, as much as, you know, this is a very serious topic and whatnot, we're in the
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And a lot of this, a lot of this is because, you know, we used to have these sweeping victories,
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And people look back and say, Hey, how come, how come we can't win those states anymore?
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It's not the same country that it was during those elections.
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The demographics have shifted and you need to be the technology and you need to be in
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So what's happened since then too, Jack, is that you've got the rise of, you know, very
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well funded, sophisticated leftist organization.
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So during the Bush administration, you saw the beginnings of this with the democracy alliance
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And then what happened and we did this big article last week on Breitbart too, and people
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should read it because it goes into the, how the left really has gotten very more organized
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is that in the aftermath of Trump's election in 2016, you saw the creation of this group
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Now indivisible is the missing piece that they didn't have before 2016.
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You know, they had all these DC groups and all this big money and the Soros money and so
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But what they didn't have was the grassroots army on the left that they do now.
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They have thousands of organizations all across the country, dozens in every single state
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And again, you've got the two national co-founders of this organization, Leah Greenberg and Ezra
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Levin, their former Democrat Capitol Hill staffers who founded this group indivisible that literally
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are bragging openly about how they are controlling the message of the president of the United States.
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You want to know where all this talk about authoritarianism, where Biden comparing Trump
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to Hitler in the Valley Forge speech comes from?
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They literally put it out in a document, a practical guide to defeating MAGA, right?
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So you can read all of this stuff and how it all came together.
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And I think that exposing what the left is doing and making people aware of it combined
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with the right starting to get their collective you know what together, which is what we're
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starting to see here, the question is, and I talked to Donald Trump Jr. about this last
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night, the question, the real ultimate question is, is enough being done enough to make the
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And you said, you said a second ago that you're optimistic.
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And I think that the left is having serious problems right now.
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You see with Biden's mishandling of a number of issues, particularly the Israel issue in
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But beyond that, you're seeing we talked about that Israel issue, how the Ilhan Omar speech.
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I don't think the left realizes how damning that is for Biden, which, by the way, not just
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in the states like Minnesota, but also Michigan.
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And I think that the Arab vote, the Muslim vote in the country, which is, you know, it's
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not a huge amount, but in a couple of these key battleground states, it's 1%.
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Again, if they don't turn out, if they don't turn out.
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And so that combined with the mishandling of the border.
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Like, I think he's running a heck of a campaign, and so is Jill Stein, right?
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You didn't have a strong third party candidates in 2020.
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In fact, if you look at some of the states, New Mexico and Minnesota, for instance, the
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difference between Hillary and Trump, and Hillary won both of those states, was less than the
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second or third place candidates, or I mean the third or fourth place candidates in those
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And so I think that as long as the right keeps the energy up and keeps doing this type
00:28:41.300
of stuff, doing the ballot chase stuff that they're talking about here, et cetera, I think
00:28:47.540
You got to fight with everything you got, right?
00:28:49.220
Like, look, you fight with every piece of energy you've got all the way through November
00:28:54.020
and afterwards, because you know how that goes after the fight.
00:28:57.820
But the fact is, is that if you fight all the way through, I think things could go well.
00:29:03.720
Jess, when we talk about this ballot chase and ballot operations, that's not really what
00:29:13.480
Do you think, and we just got a minute to the break, but do you think that it's something
00:29:17.000
where Republicans can say, look, I want to win, and that's enough to shift the culture?
00:29:20.540
Yeah, from what I've seen, I think that there are a lot of low propensity Republican voters
00:29:25.420
that, you know, ballot chasing, it's not a term that people are used to, I feel like,
00:29:35.880
The Swifties are going to be the easiest low propensity voters for the Democrats to chase
00:29:42.160
If we have the infrastructure, and if we continue doing what Turning Point Action is doing here,
00:29:47.740
building that infrastructure, putting the tools in the hands of the right people, then we're
00:30:01.400
Ballot chasing is a real thing, and I think the Republican side needs to start embracing
00:30:07.120
Matt Boyle, where can people follow him, my friend?
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TrueSocial, at RealMattBoyle, and ReadBrightBart.com.
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If we can get you back, maybe Trump will be the one right after.
00:30:24.520
I quit long before Trump, so I quit before the 2016 election.
00:30:33.080
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You know, Scott, I don't know if you know, and I've got to throw this out there, that
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Jess Barshis has now been doing the Swing State Update podcast with Tyler Boyer, which
00:32:42.420
is directly involved in all of the ballot chase operations that Turning Point Action is doing.
00:32:51.520
That's actually how I started becoming a precinct committeeman because we were on the show
00:32:56.220
live and they said, we're going to give you the application right now.
00:33:00.620
I signed, I filled it out live and now, now I'm almost there.
00:33:09.080
Well, and it shows you the importance because what just happened this last weekend, it was
00:33:13.680
the state committeeman, the state committeeman, they had a mandatory meeting and we have a
00:33:17.220
new chairwoman in Arizona because of people like you that are stepping up.
00:33:22.140
So it shows you the value of joining your party and becoming a part of that mechanics.
00:33:30.120
Walk through, walk through what happens so people, people understand.
00:33:33.220
So basically we had a chair election in Arizona in Phoenix, the Dream City Church.
00:33:47.300
But it's about getting involved at your precinct level and becoming a part of the aberration
00:33:55.860
I know that some people, they may not be happy with the RNC chair people or the national party.
00:34:01.580
But guys, for example, if you change to independent and you're not a Republican, you won't be able
00:34:06.880
to vote in the presidential preference election, which is a closed primary.
00:34:10.800
And so therefore you are inhibiting your voice or taking away your opportunity to make sure
00:34:16.360
that we have the most conservative party and you're allowing other people to speak for you.
00:34:31.520
We have the Great American Outdoor Show from the 3rd to the 11th in Harrisburg.
00:34:36.060
There's going to be tens of thousands of people.
00:34:40.340
So this is the opportunity to make sure every person is registered to vote.
00:34:43.380
Every person is registered as a Republican to close primary state of Pennsylvania.
00:34:49.040
I'm not going to chase people down and wish for them to work with me.
00:34:53.080
I'm going to be on the ground leading teams at gun shows, farmers markets, doing the work
00:34:57.220
that needs to be done to actually win elections.
00:34:59.480
There's actually a racing show coming up in Southeastern Pennsylvania.
00:35:16.860
But we don't actually have a NASCAR track in Pennsylvania.
00:35:38.080
Well, and look, that's a part of the coalitions that we're building.
00:35:44.780
But Joe Biden won 2020 in Pennsylvania by 80,000 votes.
00:35:48.740
There are 80,000 Amish alone in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
00:35:53.460
And did you know that the Amish get married on Tuesdays in November?
00:36:00.120
I went to your breakout session and I was listening thoroughly at that part.
00:36:05.300
So if they get married on Tuesdays in November, what happens on Tuesdays in November?
00:36:13.400
So what I'm saying is they're not going to have the opportunity to vote because they're
00:36:17.120
all getting married and being baby-making machines.
00:36:19.160
So we need to have them do vote by meal or do early in-person voting.
00:36:26.400
There are 80,000 truckers in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
00:36:29.300
I spoke to this wife who said that the husband didn't vote in 2020 in the presidential election
00:36:35.780
in Pennsylvania because he was hauling a rig as a driver.
00:36:39.960
Think about, I know that early voting is a contentious issue, but think about the people
00:36:44.880
Police officers, firefighters, nurses, doctors, pilots, truck drivers, members of the United
00:36:51.260
Those are all people with professions that may not have the ability to vote on Election
00:36:55.640
Why do we want to limit and inhibit their ability to lock in every single gosh darn Republican
00:37:01.620
So this is what Jess was, I'd asked her and she's on Swing State.
00:37:05.900
So I guess, Jess, when you talk to people about the prospect of voting early, are you
00:37:11.720
Are you starting to see more, you know, even in your precinct work, are you starting to
00:37:16.600
I'm starting to see people more receptive to early voting.
00:37:22.520
You know, the people that we're trying to target, ballot chase, they are in professions
00:37:27.860
that, you know, you might not be able to get to the polls when you're supposed to.
00:37:36.500
And I think, you know, this just needs to be talked about more.
00:37:40.000
People need to become more comfortable with the concept of early voting.
00:37:43.220
The more knowledge that we can get out there and the more talking points we have about early
00:37:48.440
voting, just like with your friends, your family, just get the word out.
00:37:52.020
You know, I think people will become more receptive to it.
00:37:54.340
And Scott, so let me ask you the same question, because obviously, like we know in 2020, the
00:38:01.280
They were basically opposed to it in many states.
00:38:04.460
Are you seeing any bit of a tide change on that?
00:38:08.840
I've had people who, and I mean, these are very election integrity oriented people in
00:38:16.660
And they were like, Scott, you talking about the fact that it snowed on election day in
00:38:21.800
Washoe County, Reno, Nevada, a Republican county, that precipitation used to help Republicans,
00:38:27.380
but no longer because we have mail-in voting in Nevada.
00:38:33.380
This is what I keep trying to explain to people, that the system is different now, and all
00:38:37.300
of the stuff that we used to believe is out the window.
00:38:40.060
And if we're going to lose, it's not we're losing because of politics and policies.
00:38:57.260
Imagine, for example, there are 600,000 American Israelis that live in Israel that can actually
00:39:04.520
Why are we not, when 80% of American Israelis vote Republican, especially since October 7th,
00:39:09.180
the attack of Hamas in Israel, are we not focusing on getting a mail-in ballot in the
00:39:13.080
hands of every single American Israeli and people that are expatriates in Mexico and Costa
00:39:29.840
I voted expat in a sense when I was in the military.
00:39:35.320
I mean, it's actually not easy, to tell you the truth.
00:39:39.720
You would have to, you would dig through these like really bad websites and you would have
00:39:45.720
And this was me as like a pretty motivated guy trying to figure it out.
00:39:48.560
And, and you're like, you have to request it, but then does the ballot come to you overseas?
00:39:53.460
So the, the, the goal of the party should be finding ways to make it easy as possible
00:40:00.720
for people that we know are our voters to come and vote.
00:40:05.160
Well, and I want to give a shout out to Solomon Yu, who is an RNC committee man, I believe for
00:40:11.660
And then we also have Mark, who's GOP Israel on Twitter with Republicans of Brad.
00:40:16.880
They do have this organization and the website.
00:40:19.680
If you're watching right now and you're going, Scott, Jack, I'm an expatriate.
00:40:25.520
You're going to go to FVAP.org, F as in Frank, V as in Victor, AP.org.
00:40:33.120
And that website is going to walk you through the process of how is an expatriate to make
00:40:37.580
sure that you're voting in this November presidential election.
00:40:44.520
So, you know, Scott, for, for a hot minute, I was actually the voter registration chair
00:40:54.540
I didn't do, I didn't register a lot of Republicans, but I was there, man.
00:40:58.100
And I just spoke at Republicans Abroad in Tokyo.
00:41:09.460
I'm always listening to Human Events with Jack Posobiec.
00:41:17.220
Last segment here, Human Events Daily, the Restoring National Confidence Summit here at
00:41:24.720
We are here in Las Vegas because not only is the RNC taking place just down the street,
00:41:31.080
but, Scott, do you think Nevada is a swing state?
00:41:34.560
I think Nevada is 100% in play in this presidential election.
00:41:42.000
We just elected Republican Governor Lombardo flipping that governorship from blue to red.
00:41:48.060
And, I mean, Susie Lee, I want to make it very clear.
00:41:50.980
We are peacefully coming for your congressional seat, and we are going for all of the congressional
00:41:57.640
You know, I look at some of these states and Nevada, Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona, of
00:42:04.840
course, you know, you come to them, and they seem culturally out west that, like, they should
00:42:09.380
be Republican states, and historically, obviously, were.
00:42:12.140
But, yeah, well, I mean, look, you had earlier on the segment talking about the numbers.
00:42:21.780
I mean, New Mexico, oh, my gosh, if we just got every Republican out to vote, we would
00:42:29.860
San Bernalillo County, if we just got every Republican, oh, my gosh.
00:42:35.260
Everybody thinks of Oregon, you know, Washington, California as the west coast, the left coast.
00:42:40.200
And Christine Drayson was a Republican candidate running for governor in 2022.
00:42:49.860
A hundred and twenty six thousand registered Republicans.
00:42:54.560
A hundred and twenty six registered Republicans in Oregon did not vote.
00:42:59.320
Had we actually come out in the election, we'd have a Republican governor.
00:43:06.060
And Joe Biden wouldn't be able to put forth terrible policy.
00:43:08.880
Because of this working, because and especially if the Democrats who are in power have gotten
00:43:14.620
So, for example, in the city of Seattle right now, they don't have a D.A.
00:43:18.980
They have a city attorney, but they have a they have a non-Democrat city attorney.
00:43:22.920
Now, she's someone who she didn't go Republican.
00:43:29.220
And then she went, I think it's like an unnamed party or so unaffiliated when she ran.
00:43:35.500
And she ran and won running against George Soros, running against wokeness, running against all
00:43:43.780
And so in and again, the city of Seattle, not exactly a a bastion of right wing politics.
00:43:50.380
So, again, these wins are absolutely on the table if you have the right candidate at the
00:43:58.100
And again, if you're if you're weaponizing the operations, what we're talking about, because
00:44:02.220
I've always said the Democrats have never flipped this country.
00:44:10.540
And I think a lot of Republicans, in addition to a lot of chicanery and broken breaking a
00:44:14.380
lot of rules along the way, things that in places where like Wisconsin, by the way, where
00:44:19.380
the Supreme Court came out and said that the that the election was unconstitutional were
00:44:24.500
They came out and said it was unconstitutional, but of course, they're not going to overturn
00:44:28.420
And so the question is, I just I just keep coming back to it.
00:44:31.860
Are we going to play the game to win or are we just going to play?
00:44:34.920
Well, I want to bring it to something that people can do right now at this very second.
00:44:39.420
Let's go and you brought up Pennsylvania again.
00:44:41.540
There is a special election on Tuesday, February 13th in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and
00:44:49.880
We are 3,300 voters away from flipping this county from blue to red.
00:44:52.960
And we have a candidate because right now it is tied in the House of Representatives of
00:44:57.600
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania at the state level between Dems and Republicans.
00:45:02.160
We have a seat that if we flip this on February 13th with Candace Cabanas, C-A-N-D-A-C-E,
00:45:08.600
last name C-A-B-A-N-A-S, Candace Cabanas for Pennsylvania's 140th House District.
00:45:14.280
This would be a huge nationwide win and they would go, oh my gosh, Republicans just won
00:45:19.200
the state house and a swing county and a swing state and a presidential year.
00:45:23.640
And so please go to Candace for PA.com and please support her and come out if you're in
00:45:32.400
They need your vote for Candace Cabanas on February 13th.
00:45:37.080
To all the Collar County Patriots out there, if you're in Montco, if you're in Chester,
00:45:46.000
That's where mom and dad, I know that's where you are right now when you're watching.
00:45:56.120
Well, people don't realize that actually my mom helps out on the website side with some
00:46:00.440
of the copy editing and some of the stuff that we do.
00:46:04.120
I love, by the way, sometimes the Libs will be like, what would your mother think if she
00:46:07.980
I'm like, my mom literally watches everything that I do, like every interview to the minute,
00:46:13.280
like could tell you every, it's amazing because, and Scott, like you know about this.
00:46:17.680
You've been in the game for, you know, easily as long as I have, probably longer.
00:46:21.600
And, uh, it's, it's like, they actually don't think that because they're the side who has
00:46:32.980
They're like, yeah, wait, I bet your man, dad are, are just so disappointed with you.
00:46:37.560
I'm like, my dad offers to take me to the airport to pick me up and take me home every
00:46:43.960
And, uh, so, you know, it's whatever we're going to stay focused on defeating Joe Biden
00:46:49.460
and electing a completely Republican government.
00:46:51.420
And to any of our detractors, you are not going to stop us.
00:46:53.660
You are not going to derail us and we're going to be cute as we do it.
00:46:57.860
Jess, are you going to, are you going to be cute as you do it as well?
00:47:01.180
Uh, going back to the numbers though, I think it is super important to kind of like amplify
00:47:05.600
those numbers because you know, you think about people that are living in states like Oregon,
00:47:10.780
you think of Oregon, you think of Portland, just Democrat ridden.
00:47:15.000
Uh, I'm sure a lot of those Republican could be voters are just, they're feeling helpless.
00:47:22.320
So if they knew these numbers, I mean, I would have to, I would have to guess that that's
00:47:26.900
the reason that they're not voting is because they feel hopeless.
00:47:30.840
But if they knew these numbers, that's why it's so important to get these actual numbers
00:47:38.500
Well, and we're, and we're not saying, I don't mean to dominate, we're not saying that
00:47:44.680
What we are saying is even in seats like California and places that are the liberal cesspools, your
00:47:50.360
vote is going to matter even more because for example, when we were winning early voting in
00:47:54.980
2022 in Miami-Dade and Pinellas County and Duval, we were winning in blue counties and early
00:48:01.220
voting that affected people's perception because perception is reality.
00:48:06.180
And so I, we need everybody to have the mentality that yes, we can win, but to go to the numbers
00:48:13.060
One thing that I harp on over and over 40%, four zero, not 14, 40% of Wisconsin hunters
00:48:21.600
If we simply got every gun enthusiast and hunter in the state of Wisconsin registered to mobilize,
00:48:26.940
we would never lose another election in that state and we would therefore win the White House.
00:48:31.180
The Democrats understand this, the Republicans, the conservatives need to get on board.
00:48:38.560
Well, you can find me on X or Twitter at Scott Pressler, S-C-O-T-T-P-R-E-S-1-S-L-E-R,
00:48:44.840
or you can go to my organization, earlyvoteaction.com.
00:48:53.780
Yeah, Jessica Barshis, humanevents, X, Instagram, and Swing State Update.
00:48:59.060
Ladies and gentlemen, we have my permission to lay short.