00:29:45.260okay give me the full give me the full picture oh gosh yeah i mean it's there's there's some
00:29:51.620similarities there for sure told uh you know the inuits show up in alaska to vote that are like
00:29:56.700who is it uh don daniel or den uh they both look the same okay so no no lawsuits went through
00:30:07.520she made the statement a couple of days ago i knew nothing she knew but who really knew about
00:30:14.200it were the lawyers and the representing the democrat i guess dnc but schumer knew all about
00:30:21.580it uh chilebrand knew all about it they all know it's all it's all documented it it's uh election
00:30:28.780fraud at the highest level well it's it's more important than to um to play by the rules at all
00:30:35.000at all costs right that's the most important thing i've never seen anything like it do you think it
00:30:40.360should be i mean if it's close and that's the one senate race could you redo that election i don't
00:30:46.280know i'd have to ask the lawyers but i do think it's a criminal act there's never been anything
00:30:50.600like this isn't this like a classic you know bob thompson tom donson or something like this
00:30:59.240aren't those classic classic thing we'll get to the head headset does he accept stuff in a little
00:31:04.520here too so look at this here's the here's the time magazine piece on this um 10 candidates who
00:31:12.920would make history in the midterms it's muslims and bags and you know brown people and all this
00:31:21.260stuff right the november 3rd midterm elections are already groundbreaking it's the most expensive1.00
00:31:28.300election cycle in u.s history in terms of political ad spending is that just because of inflation or
00:31:35.660is that can we if we adjust that for inflation from like 2020 is it still the same or 2022 then
00:31:41.900i guess it's midterms anyway um no it's just expensive election stock doesn't even say
00:31:47.080midterms with more than 11 billion expected to be spent 11 billion think about that
00:31:56.320According to analyst firm AdImpact, states have redrawn congressional maps between censuses at a rate the National Conference of State Legislators says has not been since the 1800s as parties try to secure victories.
00:32:15.660And Trump has an historically low approval rating for a president heading into the midterms.
00:37:09.340Okay, well, she announced that she will retire, and she will not seek re-election.
00:37:15.700Well, that's, you know, gerontocracy, right?
00:37:18.380But her term doesn't conclude until January 3rd, 2027, so she's still in there, okay?
00:37:23.940But anyway, that made him the first black leader of a major political party in Congress.
00:37:28.620But the path to his speaking ship isn't guaranteed, as the center-left Jeffreys may have to unite ideological, fractious democratic causes.
00:37:35.500Okay, first Muslim senator, of course, we talked about him in the Western Warrior Show.
00:37:38.760we just did yesterday, me and Lana, Abdul El Saeed.
00:37:42.460We have time. We'll talk more about him a little bit later.
00:37:45.640Former local political health director.
00:37:47.680Was there some questions about doctor status?
00:37:50.500They all lie. It's the same as the Speaker of the House, right?
00:37:52.960I'm a lawyer, and it's like, you didn't pass the bar. What happened?
00:37:56.940A podcaster who has never held elected official
00:37:59.360could become the first Muslim Brotherhood U.S. senator
00:38:04.380if he beats Republican candidate Mike Rogers,
00:38:07.260which is this debacle again we cover that in the western warrior show but in case you need to be
00:38:12.560brought up to speed again they literally brought they literally have brought in two israeli fara
00:38:18.200registered like israeli foreign operatives to run mike rogers campaign and that's when the democrat
00:38:24.020uh hayley stevens who's like somewhere like 36 million dollars knee deep in a pack right now1.00
00:38:32.320it's just probably gotten more than that switch sides from the democrat or she didn't switch up1.00
00:38:36.460But she endorsed the Republican candidate to keep the supposed, you know, dangerous, bad Muslim out.1.00
00:38:42.600And I'm no fan. Let me clarify. But it's like, I don't know, it just feels like just red meat for for the Republican side.1.00
00:38:51.020It's like an easy thing. Like, yeah. What do you think would happen when you replace your people and you don't you don't take a explicitly pro white stance when you don't look at after the demographics, when you show no interest in racial and identity politics whatsoever?
00:39:05.820what did you think would happen they're playing dumb later it's like well diversity is our1.00
00:39:12.240strength but but oh this abdul guy and again he's a shit bag anti-white piece of shit so1.00
00:39:17.380i know love for him but it's it's such an easy target and they're almost giving him an easy0.99
00:39:22.640win by the way too all he has to go up there and just says we have a clip later with him
00:39:25.760he's like well i'm the only one who doesn't take apac money and it's like i i think most people
00:39:31.040are like i know x or twitter can be a little bit of an echo chamber sometimes but like i still think
00:39:36.820he um i still think people are are more up to speed on that kind of stuff in 2026 than they
00:39:44.440were in just uh you know a few years ago 2024 three something like that and so they had a
00:39:51.460literal israeli registered agents agent well we'll talk about that too we'll get to it also
00:39:57.300leads according to public opinion polls. I think he's
00:39:59.400going to win. The Michigan electoral results
00:47:34.640Stacey Abrams, the former minority leader of Georgia State House, previously tried to become the first black female governor, but fell short in 20 years.1.00
00:47:40.760We'll give it a few more years of white replacement,1.00
00:47:43.820and maybe now it will just happen.0.99
00:47:46.400Well, it's just what the people wanted.
00:47:50.000And the Republicans are like, it's not about race.
00:58:41.940His paternal grandparents moved north during the Great Migration.0.97
00:58:46.160Yeah, he does have some West Coast African, North African.
00:58:50.960He has kind of lighter eyes, so there's some type of admixture there, but whatever.
00:58:56.460His father, Marlon Jeffries, who is this guy, was a substance abuse counselor who once ran an unsuccessful campaign for state assembly on a civil rights slate.
00:59:08.760He and his wife named their elder son Hakim Sekou, which connotes wisdom in Arabic and West African traditions.
01:26:31.280I think this election, if Saeed wasn't on the ballot, you'd probably have the highest percentage of straight ticket Democratic votes in the state.
01:34:15.160Mike Rogers earned $420,000 from firm now helping Hegseth plan Iran's Iran wars next phase well how about that wow what a surprise amazing what a coincidence how did this how did this happen what are we doing here bleak or look at this guy $50 it never happened but it should have it never happened bleak or thank you man
01:34:45.160i guess i should be a little better at uh promoting our uh stuff here and uh shill
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01:34:54.500never happened but he should have there you go that's the comment of the day isn't it um
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01:35:48.740appreciate that all right so back on track here mike rogers where are we let's go back here mike
01:35:54.160rogers is now then going to get paid even more money from basically in the extension israel
01:36:04.960interest because of course whose interest is the iran war it's it's israel's interest and of course
01:36:10.960no one in the gop none in the trump administration this was not a bug a feature as i say walked right
01:36:17.020into this and sure fine whatever well of course we'll go to war for you right and and look at it
01:36:21.780now now you're gonna lose everything now not even lutnik will be able to do any polymorph well he
01:36:26.160gets in with anyway he's made his money he made what he quadrupled his income you know his net
01:36:30.980worth he's like worth seven billion now or something right so they they've lined their
01:36:35.000own pockets pedophile island enjoyer nut lick he uh he has he has seven billion dollars worth0.73
01:36:45.800these people are just robbing everything and everyone blind they advanced their ethnic interest1.00
01:36:52.020and then they're robbing everyone blind insider trading gambling all this shit unbelievable after0.98
01:36:58.660leaving Congress, Mike Rogers received lucrative board fees from MITRE, a consultancy tapped by0.97
01:37:06.580Pete Hegseth to help plan the future of warfare. Interesting. DropSite News has the whole story.
01:37:13.440I'll go through the full details at some point. We've talked about MITRE before.
01:37:18.940MITRE-led Project Meridian as an effort led by America's best minds to study the future of
02:12:56.860And it's like, how can you not say, well, good.0.99
02:12:59.220but now you're going to get some anti-white shit live in there or something right this is just a0.99
02:13:03.740scattering here as you can see it's one percent statewide but we do have one county here where0.99
02:13:07.980that is the early vote for one county you know okay it's only one county one batch just give
02:13:12.380you a sense of this here this is what this county looked like in the 2024 presidential election
02:13:17.420donald trump won greenwood county by 29 points no it's not the wife it's that's the sister
02:13:22.400jordy leading here by 13 right that's a shift that's a wife no his sister stepped in to take
02:13:28.800his seat after he died from that uh the bubble wand uh accident at that disney world that we
02:13:37.120all remember the folks who went out to the polls today on election day cast their ballots there
02:13:41.960we know a big story we know five years in american politics has been this tends to be a more a much
02:13:48.160more Republican group in some cases. So how much is this going to change as that election day vote
02:13:55.160comes in? It's going to have to change an awful lot for Graham right here, because this is a,
02:14:00.220this is just as I think I've said, it's a monster number for Democrats in the early vote in other
02:14:03.960states. It is right here in the one place where we really see it in South Carolina so far too.
02:14:07.980And we should tell our voters, our viewers, as we're analyzing South Carolina, we have the
02:14:12.680former governor, Nikki Haley. She's getting mic'd up right now to kind of break down what she's1.00
02:14:16.040seen so far. Steve, we want to go to the Florida Senate race. Let's go to Nimrata to hear how excited
02:14:21.740she is. Once we get all those votes in, tell us what you're seeing there, because this is going
02:14:26.140to be a surprise to both Republicans and Democrats. Ryan brought up the point they didn't invest
02:14:30.260heavily, the Democrats, in that race. Where are we right now? I'm going to show you Sumter County
02:14:34.420here, which is a core Republican county, but I'm going to show it to you because we keep asking
02:14:38.340this question about what's it going to look like when the early vote is finally combined with the
02:14:42.400election day vote this might be all the vote when we get to 95 percent in our system we might be at
02:14:47.380or we're extremely close to being at all of the vote so here we go in a core republican county
02:14:52.480here ashley moody 71 angie nixon 28 what did it look like well look at that this one got more
02:14:59.460republican relative to 2024 yeah that's florida that's that's um this is not demographically
02:15:06.120representative of the state it is much more republican and all of the demographic groups
02:15:10.620you would just you sort of say our the republican coalition are heavily represented here but that
02:15:15.280actually shows you in that place that it got more it's so republican um so dishonest the way they
02:15:22.020say these things you know i mean wow news for republicans in the one place where we have kind
02:15:27.040of that complete we can just get these whites out of there we'll get uh and of course when it is0.85
02:15:32.040whites then they vote for the the zog machine right so yes showing blue yeah blue and again0.96
02:15:37.860palm beach there you go that's a good example right here you know where's palm beach pete when0.94
02:15:42.500you need him huh it's now nixon plus 20 in this race nixon to the vote again that is all early
02:15:49.060vote it does not reflect the election day vote how well now it does it just popped up while you
02:15:54.760were talking look at that yeah if i talk long enough things happen uh all right harris won this0.99
02:15:59.520by a point and now it's funny how they could just they could just say they could just say this shit0.98
02:16:04.600And they say, ah, well, it's very complicated systems on the back end, you see.0.99
02:16:08.380It's like, no, no, it's highly regulated here.
02:16:11.760All the shitlibs that's controlling the election facilities, they just counted the votes and they just gave us the data.
02:16:21.220Another batch that's going to knock this thing down, I would expect now, just based on that, probably into single digits.
02:16:27.180And so when you look at it that way, if Palm Beach closes out as a single-digit margin here.
02:16:32.760The demographics that vote Republican, you know, Trump, Harris wins it by a point.
02:16:37.840If Nixon were to win it by high single digits, maybe that's a shift there of 10 points or so.1.00
02:16:43.300She needs a shift north of 13 points in any given county.
02:16:46.900So this thing, we just might have gotten a piece of clarity there, an important piece of clarity in this Senate race, because this is a big piece of the puzzle here.
02:16:54.180Close in 24. And again, I would expect that at this level, if it landed here, I'd say that might be just what Nixon needs in the county like this to have a shot statewide.
02:17:02.640if it takes another hit another big hit no okay we're seeing that dynamic where democrats tend
02:17:08.160to favor the early vote and we see a lot of election day voting from republicans so that's
02:17:12.300why we continue to watch these we'll take a quick break right here when we come back we're gonna
02:17:16.220make some new projections all right anyway yeah look at that look at that set there oh my gosh
02:17:21.480yeah rockefeller plaza all right okay john ossoff good clip all right anyway i think we're done
02:24:02.940And what I'm saying, therefore, is that doesn't mean we have to think that, therefore, the demographic trajectories that we see now are always going to remain the same.
02:24:17.060Things are going to change drastically, and it's going to be increasingly important to try to predict demographics of future populations, partially because of this.
02:24:26.080And in fact, it seems to be the indicative right now is that in many parts, there's a slowing of the decline of the fertility rates of whites.
02:24:37.320But among other groups, it's actually a faster decline than what it was among whites, which caused it to drop, right?