Ep 705 ｜ Why, as a Christian Woman, I Vote Republican ｜ Guest： Steve Deace
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It's election day, y'all! Today we have our friend Steve Dacey coming on the show to talk about what's at stake in tonight's mid-term elections and why we should have Chick-fil-A running all elections.
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Today is election day, so more on what is at stake, but also I will be reacting to the host
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of The View, comparing we white suburban women to cockroaches, and also saying that the GOP
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is a cult. Also, former President Trump jabbed Governor DeSantis a few days before his election,
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and I've got a lot of thoughts on that. This episode is brought to you by our friends at
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Okay, y'all, it is election day. We've got our friend Steve Dace coming on in a few minutes after
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I get through some of the things that I want to talk about, and you won't want to miss that
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conversation because, as always, he is bringing the heat, telling us exactly what is at stake,
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and we will talk about the forbidding conversation of funny business that unfortunately sometimes
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happens in American elections because if you haven't heard, we are supposed to already be
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anticipating delays in vote counts. I love election day because I think it's exciting. I love to see
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the results coming in, but it's also a little disappointing knowing that even the results
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that we see tonight may not be the final results because so many counties, which are coincidentally
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typically deep blue counties, can't get their acts together. They can't count every vote in one night.
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It sometimes takes several days. Sometimes it takes several weeks. Sometimes things get caught up
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in legal battles. None of that should be happening in a first world country. Unfortunately, it does,
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and I'll talk about some examples of what I call funny business in our elections that is totally legal,
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by the way. I'm not even talking about things that are illegal. I'm talking about things that are
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legally happening in some of these deep blue counties that are meant, in my opinion, to influence
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the election. Some of them, the media even admit. And so we'll talk about that with Steve Days. My
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solution, by the way, just as an aside to all of this, is getting Chick-fil-A to run all elections.
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I mean, why not? I have a friend who works for Chick-fil-A and she works in the college town
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and they have to feed the entire town basically every game day and they do it. I mean, we're talking
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thousands of chicken biscuits to different locations and to different people and they wake up
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early to make sure that it gets done. And you know what? Every time they do it, it is their pleasure.
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So they are doing all of this with a good attitude. We could also bring in some Trader Joe's employees
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to try to help because they're also great. Some of them sure could be communists. But as far as
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efficiency goes, as far as integrity goes, I think that we could take some Chick-fil-A people,
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a Chick-fil-A operator and some of their best employees, their best managers, bring them
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together, bring in some of your best Trader Joe's employees, have them run the elections. Instead,
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we've got crazy people and people who are openly corrupt in some cases running the voting process,
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and that's no good. However, you still need to show up as we will talk about more with Steve Days.
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If you're a Christian and you're like, I don't know why I need to vote. Or if you have friends in your
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life who's still today, you're like, I don't know why I need to vote, then you need to listen to
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yesterday's episode. And you need to send that to them, make them listen to it, talk to them. As I
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said yesterday, as I said on Instagram today, if you've got friends who are just like, they're either
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on the fence about voting, or they're like, I have no idea how I'm going to have time to vote today.
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You've got a million kids, you've got a million responsibilities, you just don't know when you're
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going to be able to do what you can to make it easier for them to vote. If you need to babysit
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their kids, if you need to bring them lunch, if you need to take them, if you need to look up their
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voting location, if they say that they have a license, and it has their previous address on that
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license, you can figure out how they can still legally vote. That doesn't mean that they that they
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can't vote. And so you just need to make sure that you are helping all of your friends in your area,
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and even in other areas, vote. I texted a bunch of people this morning who are in different places
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across the country, did you vote? It's a little bit annoying. But if all of us do it, that can make
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a big difference. Don't get into the mentality of thinking, well, it's just one vote. It's not just
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one vote. If all of us are helping our friends vote, that really can make a difference. These margins in
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some of these places are going to be really slim. If you're looking at Arizona, if you're looking at
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New York, if you're looking at Pennsylvania, if you're looking at Washington, if you're looking at
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Michigan, a lot of these places are going to be determined by just a few votes. You remember that
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episode of Parks and Rec when Leslie loses by one point or by one vote, and it ends up being Jerry
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that didn't vote. Don't be a Jerry in the 2022 midterms. Be the person who votes. And again,
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your responsibility, I think, as a Christian is to do so and to vote in alignment with God's stated
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order because God is in control. He is in charge, and he is also good. That means his ways and his
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order is better, and we cannot love our neighbor by voting in a way that opposes his order.
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Okay, I finally want to react to this clip that you've probably seen, and it is Sunny Hostin.
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Hostin? Don't know. She is a host at The View, and of course, The View is where we all get our most
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profound political theological insight. And so here is just another amazing example of the wisdom that
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we are gaining from the formidable ladies at The View. Here's Sunny. I read a poll just yesterday that
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white Republican suburban women are now going to vote Republican. Why? It's almost like roaches voting
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for Raid. Oh, okay. She goes on to say, the clip goes on to say, do you want to bring us to Gilead?
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Do you want to make us into the Handmaid's Tale? So let's back up, though. Let's first talk about
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her description. White Republican women are going to vote Republican. Oh, thank you. Thank you. Thank you
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so much for that insight. But these white Republican women who are going to vote Republican, shocker,
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are like roaches voting for Raid. There's so much to break down there. I mean, obviously, we are talking
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about the kind of language that has been used in every human rights atrocity and genocide throughout
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history comparing people to insects, comparing people to pests that you can just remove by raid or
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by some other kind of easy means. I mean, we're looking at Rwanda. We're looking at the Holocaust.
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I mean, that is the kind of rhetoric that has been used throughout history to describe a group of people
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that you deem to be unworthy of respect, unworthy in the worst cases of even life. And it's how you
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justify hate. It's how you justify even violence. Of course, this is nothing new when you're looking at
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the media's description of white people, in particular, white women. It is really, it's the
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only group of people that can be completely denigrated and dehumanized without any kind of punishment,
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or accountability whatsoever. In fact, you'll get quite a few pats on the back. So while Sunny is
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getting some criticism from people like me, from other conservatives, she's not going to be held
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accountable in any way by the people at The View, because that's just what you get to do. You get to
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talk in very evil ways about white people, and in particular, white women. And everyone's just like,
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oh, yeah, girl, more power to you. So white women voting for Republicans are like voting
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for voting for rape or like cockroaches voting for rape. And then she goes on to say that we've got
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our priorities out of whack and we're voting for a Gilead. Let me tell you what my priorities are
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and what I think, if I may, what the priorities are of Republican women who are voting for Republicans.
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My priority is to protect unborn children from being poisoned, from being dismembered in the womb.
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My priority is to make sure that kids in my community are free to get an in-person education
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without, by the way, the presence of drag queens and pornography. My priority is to ensure that
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businesses can stay open, lest another disaster strike in which Democrat politicians think that they
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can take our freedoms and our livelihoods away. My priority is to protect children's bodies from
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mutilation by doctors who say that just because they may be confused or going through a hard time,
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they need to be put on puberty blockers or cross-sex hormones or to have their healthy breasts cut off,
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which is happening legally, by the way, across the country, as we have documented many times.
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So these are some of my priorities. There is not a single priority, a single policy the Democrats put
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forward that is appealing to me in any way. In fact, I see it as a threat to my family's safety.
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I see it as a threat to my children's well-being. I will not vote Democrat because my priority is to
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keep my community and to keep my city safe and clean. And wow, when I look at the cities that are run by
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Democrats, when I look at the destruction their policies have wrought, when I look at how social
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justice policies increase crime, increase homelessness, increase poverty, increase things
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like public drug use and public defecation and murder, I think, hmm, I don't think that I'm going
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to vote Democrat. So what priority exactly am I supposed to have that would encourage me to vote
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Democrat? Now, I understand there are a lot of people who are taken in by the rhetoric and what
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I think is the propaganda that says in order to be an empathetic person, in order to be compassionate,
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in order to care for the vulnerable, the marginalized, the least of these, in order to care about democracy,
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in order to be anti-racist, in order to be a champion for women, then you have to vote Democrat.
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But that's just all rhetoric. That's superficial. There's no real substance behind that. When you
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move past the euphemisms, when you move past the propaganda, you see the Democrat policies don't
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really do anything to help women. If by help women, you mean make it legal for them to kill their baby
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on the taxpayer dime? Well, that's not how I define help. If by helping the poor, what you mean by that
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is chaining them to unconditional welfare and making it more lucrative for them to depend on the
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government than it would be for them to get a job, then that's not how I define helping the poor.
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If by criminal justice, you mean simply releasing criminals without bail so that they can then go on
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to offend. I mean, we just saw a serial criminal in New York attack a young woman who was jogging in
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the park and violently rape her. He had had 25 arrests and of course had been released several times by
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judges who decided that social justice means just allowing criminals to continue to create more victims
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of violence. That is the case in every Democrat run city. And that to me does not fit a real
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definition of justice. And so when you move past the euphemisms, when you move past the smooth talking,
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when you move past the politics of it and the propaganda that we see in the media that says,
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oh, save democracy by voting Democrat, you see that there's really no reason. There's really no
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reason to vote Democrat and there's many reasons not to. If by save democracy, what you mean by that
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is federalizing elections and making sure that there is no state and local control over our election
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process. If by saving our democracy, you mean combining the power of the federal government and
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major corporations, big tech and the media to dissuade people from voting Republican and censoring
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any questions about the integrity of our election and policing language the way that we have seen
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the current DHS and big tech do, then that doesn't fit my definition. That doesn't fit the definition
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of democracy. So again, just thinking a little bit harder about what is being said versus what is being
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done. Thinking a little bit harder about the stated intentions of progressive policies versus the actual
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material consequences of progressive policies, I think most people see that Democrats really don't
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have anything to offer us. So Sonny, I would love to hear you articulate and speak slowly. Cockroaches
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don't understand very, very much why I or really anyone like me would vote Democrat. Tell me. Unfortunately,
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I don't think Sonny is going to have the ability to do that. Um, and then just moving a seat over
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on the view, we have Joy Behar, again, just a, just a beacon of political and just philosophical
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wisdom. That woman, um, telling us that to be in the GOP is like being in a cult. Here she is.
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Can I just, you know, you're not voting for Republicans. You're voting for a cult. Remember
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that. It's a cult. It's not Republicans anymore. Okay. The GOP is a cult. Really? Because you'll
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notice that leftists are the ones claiming that their party is going to save democracy
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from fascism. Chris Hayes on MSNBC said that we have to vote Democrat or else we'll never be able
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to vote Democrat again. Um, a pundit on MSNBC recently, a historic, uh, historian said that
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if we vote Republican, democracy is gone. So if you vote for one of the, one of the two major
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parties that a lot of people have a lot of good reasons to vote for, then democracy is gone
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and our kids will be imprisoned or killed. He said, he literally said that if you vote Republican
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and if Republicans take the majority in the house and the Senate, if they win these governor races,
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then our kids are going to grow up to be imprisoned or killed and that we're not going to have a free
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press anymore. Okay. So there's a word for all of this and it is called hysteria and it is induced
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by propaganda fed to you by a cult. Joy Behar, there is no basis for this in reality. They have
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absolutely lost it. Now I'm not talking about all Democrat voters. I'm not saying that everyone
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votes Democrat who votes Democrat is in a cult. I'm not saying that every Democrat politician
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is in a cult, but if you're looking at like the, the media and the activist class and a lot of the,
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the base, some of the most radical people in the Democrat party, I mean, you are looking at
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cult like behavior. Trump broke most of these people's brains and they are no longer, especially
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when we're talking about the media tethered to reality as is typical of people caught in cults.
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Like boys who think that their girls are really girls, that, that statement or baby suddenly
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receive value and rights and, um, and humanity in the birth canal. Like these statements are not
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statements that are rooted in reality. They are not statements that are rooted in science. They are
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not statements that are rooted in logic or substance. These are statements that are rooted
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in superstitious, superstition. They are statements that are maxims that you can really only believe
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if they have been repeated so much to you that you have simply accepted them because of their
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repetition and not because they are actually true. And that is what happens in cults. Like these are
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actual things. The left wing in this country believes it is superstitious, cult-like nonsense. And so what
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you're hearing from Joy Behar, it's gaslighting, it is projection always, um, it is possible to be
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sure in a Republican cult or a Trump cult. I think that that is true. You hear people, you know, defend
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some politicians no matter what they do, no matter what they say, because they are in like this cult-like
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state where they feel like they have to defend what has become their gut. Sure. But the cult that may be
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on the right is not nearly as mainstreamed as it is on the left. I mean, because honestly,
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how many pundits do you know praising the Republican Party as the savior of our republic?
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No, most of us are saying, look, Republicans are the current best alternative we've got to a party
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of unrestricted abortion, school and business shutdowns, forced vaccinations, criminal justice
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that incentivizes crime and curriculum that includes gender ideology, racial division, and literal
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pornography. I don't think Republicans are going to solve all of our problems. I think that we've got
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some good fighters coming up in this election. So hopefully things can change for the better.
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But I don't care anything about the Republican Party as an institution. I care about defeating the
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scourge that is secular progressivism, that is leftism right now. But I don't have my hope or my
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identity or my purpose tied to the GOP or to any one politician at all. In fact, I am very skeptical
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of the Republican Party. I am very skeptical of every politician. And while I like a lot of their
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promises, most of them don't have the spine to deliver. And so I am I am ready to criticize the
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Republican Party. And I would vote. I sure I would vote Democrat if there was a Democrat that aligned
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with all of my values. I don't care about the political affiliation. I care about my I care
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about what I want this country to look like and someone who is going to fight for those things.
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That's not being in a cult. That is just being a citizen, a participatory citizen. And so Joy Behar,
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as always, is projecting onto you. Don't buy into that crazy rhetoric. In fact, you just need to double
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down. You need to vote even harder today. OK, so I don't know if you saw the other day Trump at a
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rally and he decided to attach a nickname to Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. Here is that.
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It's Trump at 71. Ron DeSantis at 10 percent. Ron DeSantis. I mean, the guy comes up with pretty
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creative nicknames. OK, you guys know, like I'm a big fan of Governor DeSantis. I'm a big fan of
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like how a lot of things that Trump did while he was president. You guys also know that I've had Trump
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on this podcast. And I am so appreciative of that. He did as a previous president of the United States.
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Trump did not have to come on my show and talk to me and everything that I've heard about him.
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Like he is a very loyal person. He is a very like gracious friend. And of course, I love a lot of
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what he did during his presidency. And he had a lot of obstacles to face. So like I guess you guys
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already know, I probably don't even need to say that I really appreciate a lot of Trump and what
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he's done and who he is. One thing that I've never liked about him is this. I don't like how quick he
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is to make enemies and how much he seems to be focused solely on himself. And I understand that's
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Trump. It's always been Trump. It's probably not going to change. That's probably part of what makes
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him effective in a lot of ways is that he really wants to win. But I don't like that he just wants
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to win for himself. I mean, for him to say this a couple days before Ron DeSantis' election, and I
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don't think that it's going to affect Ron DeSantis' election. I think that he is going to win
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incredibly. I mean, he has led so well. But I mean, that's a selfish move, right? I mean, that's pretty
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self-centered. It could have been a worse nickname, but he slid that in there. He did that on purpose.
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He knows exactly what he's doing. The man is not stupid. That was deliberate. He just wanted to get
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a little jab in, a little slight in right before Ron DeSantis' election. And you do have people, I see
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it, like he's causing this division. I actually see people on Twitter, like defending Trump at the
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expense of Ron DeSantis or pitting them against each other. And one of the reasons why I didn't want to
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tweet about it is because I didn't want to pit them against each other right before Ron DeSantis'
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election. And here's the honest truth about it. As someone who I wasn't a fan of Trump during the
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2015-2016 primary, I wasn't. But I also knew that he was far and away the best candidate compared to
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Hillary Clinton. And I was like pleasantly surprised by a lot of the stuff that he got done. And a lot of
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the things that I didn't like about him, I realized were a lot smaller than I had originally thought.
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But so here's the truth. I feel like I have a pretty clear eyed view of Trump and his goods and
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his bads. Here's the honest truth about it, that we just need to admit, even those of us who voted for
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him twice. He, when it came to COVID, did not do what needed to be done. And Ron DeSantis did.
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That's the truth of it. Everything that Ron DeSantis did when it came to COVID was everything
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that we wished that Donald Trump would have done. Donald Trump, because I think it may be rightfully
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he feared what the media would say, but hey, the media, you know, shellacked him anyway. Or he feared
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that he was going to lose the election. He feared the blowback. He didn't want to fire Burks. He
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didn't want to fire Fauci. He even threw Governor Kemp under the bus when Governor Kemp opened up
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Georgia, I think was one of the first to open up Georgia. When he did that, he threw him publicly
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under the bus. We are talking about a Republican governor. And from some insight that I've gained
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since then, it had to do with a personal thing that he had against Governor Kemp that was going on
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behind the scenes. It didn't actually have anything to do with policy or any kind of real disagreement,
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but it happened to do with a kind of grudge that he had against him. So I don't like that. I don't like
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that he is just focused on those kinds of petty things and not on winning collectively. And that
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is what I saw when he jabbed at Ron DeSantis, even though, like if we are all honest, Ron DeSantis
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has led the state, especially when it comes to freedom, especially when it comes to culture wars
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in the way that we want a president like President Trump to have to have led. And that's just the
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truth of it. And that might be really hard for Trump to admit. But look, guys, Trump just a couple
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months ago at a rally was still encouraging people to get the vaccine. I mean, we know a lot about the
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vaccine, that it's not what we thought that it was, that it's not as effective in some cases for some
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people. It is even dangerous that it's not delivering on the promises. And he still, because he
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wants to take credit for Operation Warp Speed, which, you know, he can take credit for, he was
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still encouraging people to get it. And he brought an executive from Johnson & Johnson on the stage at
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one of his rallies. So you've got that, the guy that is still going out encouraging the vaccine and
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hoisting up the makers of the vaccine like a Johnson & Johnson and someone who is saying, look,
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I'm not going to encourage or discourage this. And we have to be realistic about some of the harms here
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who actually has someone who is in charge of the health department in the state of Florida say,
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look, we're going to look at the damage that this is doing to young boys and causing, in some cases,
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myocarditis. So they're being very open about that and being very out front. And so, I mean,
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that's just the truth of it. So if Donald Trump wants to pit himself against Ron DeSantis, he has to be
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ready for people to call out these very big discrepancies that I think, in the case of COVID, work
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in Ron DeSantis' favor. So, like, I don't think it's a good strategy, but it's very Trump. We can expect
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it. As I said, I think that Ron DeSantis is going to do amazingly in Tuesday's election. In today's
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election, I'm super excited. I wish I could be there in Florida to celebrate with them. I will
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be here, Blaze TV, giving you election insight instead. But yeah, I'm a huge fan of how Ron
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DeSantis has led his state, and I think he's going to continue to do that. And you just see
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the incredible benefit to having a good leader. I don't even think that we talked about,
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I meant to talk about this. I don't even think that we talked about that Florida,
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just, I got to pull it up on Instagram to get the right wording, that the Florida Board of Medicine
00:27:07.460
officially approved a rule banning treating minors with puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones,
00:27:13.220
and surgery. Praise God. Praise God. As you guys know, that has been happening across the country.
00:27:18.500
Well, Ron DeSantis, who won, I think, just by 50,000 or so votes a few years ago, has been
00:27:27.160
so fearless in going out front and pushing policies and using his constitutional powers
00:27:33.320
to protect children and to protect the rights of parents in Florida. And he has helped shape the
00:27:39.840
direction of the country that way, because as he has been out front, he has also pushed other
00:27:46.040
Republican governors to the right because people see how popular he has become just by being courageous.
00:27:53.440
So to me, Trump looks really small and petty when he does something like this to DeSantis. There's just
00:28:00.980
no reason for it. To me, it's because he feels threatened. And look, you shouldn't. You should look at
00:28:05.620
his example and say, wow, I could have done better on COVID. We're going to do something different
00:28:10.920
moving forward if Trump is in the same position that he was a few years ago again. So that's how I feel
00:28:17.100
about that. I'm sure I'm going to get some people mad at me for saying anything about it at all.
00:28:21.280
But I just I just had to say something. So there are a lot of other things, man. There's a lot of
00:28:26.760
other things that I want to talk about today. But because I want you to listen to this awesome
00:28:30.680
conversation with Steve Dace, I think I'm going to cut us off. I'll cut us off for now and let you
00:28:36.520
listen to him. Tell us what is at stake today and everything that is going on. No one brings the
00:28:41.260
heat like Steve Dace on my show. So without further ado, here is our friend Steve Dace.
00:28:48.260
Steve, thanks so much for joining us again. It is election day. Just set us up. Where are we? How
00:28:57.640
are you feeling? I hate the phrase, it's the most important election of our lifetimes. I've heard
00:29:02.560
it my entire life. And it's almost never proven to be true. So I'm really hesitant to say it again.
00:29:09.420
Hmm. And I don't think you're going to save America. But I do think it's the most clarifying
00:29:17.240
election of my lifetime, and I'll be 50 next year. And what I mean by that is America is going to go
00:29:24.220
on the record. This has been the most honest, what I like to call the spirit of the age has been about
00:29:30.580
its agenda. I mean, when when when I was your age breaking into this business, I would do shows
00:29:36.140
that we're like, this is what they really mean. And this is where they really want to take us if
00:29:41.240
we let them. We're in those places now. They're doing those things now. They're, they're saying
00:29:45.980
them out loud now. And no one, no American has an excuse. Everybody will go on the record. You either
00:29:53.280
are just too lazy to care about the future. You're either down with the darkness, or you will,
00:30:01.280
you'll take a stand against it. My assistant Todd coined this a few weeks ago on our show that sanity
00:30:07.760
is on the ballot. Yeah. And I think I think it's the most clarifying election. And then its importance
00:30:14.240
will be determined based on what happens as a result of the results, right? Are we just issuing a sternly
00:30:22.440
worded letter? Or is it a statement of intent of what we intend and demand to occur in response
00:30:31.540
to what has already happened? What do you say to the people who say, well, it's not really an election,
00:30:37.060
it's a selection. And depending on where you are, there are people who think that the corruption
00:30:43.800
is just too strong to really for them to make a difference by voting. And so some people sit at
00:30:51.960
home because of that. Some people do still go out to vote, but they just have no hope in the process
00:30:57.620
whatsoever. I mean, what do you think about that? I don't blame them based on what happened in 2020.
00:31:04.000
I mean, I was sitting on the desk as this was going down. And the first thing that that ring alarm
00:31:10.120
bells for me live on the air here when we were doing our election night coverage was Antrim County,
00:31:14.020
Michigan. I grew up in Michigan. I know the state very well. And you just don't have the swing like
00:31:21.760
that. That was a very strong Trump County. And all of a sudden they're claiming he lost it by,
00:31:26.260
you know, Venezuelan margins. Something wasn't right. And they eventually corrected that. But I would
00:31:34.820
say to those people, the basis of your frustration is correct. Uh, the question is, what is your
00:31:41.620
solution? The, the cover story for what happened in 2020 was that Trump was just uniquely unpopular
00:31:49.640
and we had years of approval ratings that were anemic to show how he was uniquely unpopular.
00:31:56.460
And he had just lost 40 house seats based largely off of women like what you're trying to reach in
00:32:02.060
your audience who voted for him in 2016. And, and they so turned them off that he lost 40 house
00:32:08.660
seats. And, um, and so he lost those suburban white women again. And, and, but in record numbers,
00:32:15.640
and, and we had this huge influx of young people who voted because of the mail in ballots and the
00:32:20.200
ballot harvesting. And that explains all these incongruencies like Joe Biden winning none of the
00:32:24.900
traditional bellwether counties, none of them anywhere in the country, like, uh, uh, Donald Trump
00:32:29.880
expanding his vote with Hispanics and blacks, getting more non-white votes than any Republican
00:32:34.440
has since 1964, but still losing. Okay. Republicans picking up 14 house seats, but Donald Trump,
00:32:41.380
but the Democrat presidential candidate got 81 million votes, right? That's how they explain
00:32:45.380
these asymmetrical incongruencies that just have never happened in any American election before
00:32:50.620
that Donald Trump was uniquely unpopular. He's not on the ballot this time. And so if we see these
00:32:57.760
incongruencies again, and they don't have a cover story, they don't have two years of polls to, to,
00:33:05.160
to produce a narrative for this. I mean, Biden is pulling worse with independence than, than any
00:33:11.340
president has other than George W. Bush at the end of his presidency and Nixon before his resignation.
00:33:17.180
Okay. So they, they don't have a polling narrative to justify this. Uh, they don't have Donald Trump on
00:33:23.260
the ballot to say, well, there, he's uniquely unpopular. And so I, I think one way to get
00:33:29.740
clarity in about 2020 alley is to vote in 2022 and to say, all right, I'll call your bluff. Let's do this
00:33:37.520
again. Because if I see 4am drop boxes again, that have, that magically had like no errors,
00:33:44.480
no mistakes, had a nine, almost a hundred percent acceptance rate, and they all voted in uniform
00:33:50.660
block. Then you'll, then you'll truly know something nefarious is at work. But I'll add one more thing
00:33:57.360
to that. The amount of chicanery or cheating that went on in 2020. Remember though, all that was done
00:34:04.180
to produce scant margins. Georgia was determined by, I think, 13,000 votes statewide. Pennsylvania was
00:34:11.860
determined by, I think 80,000 votes statewide. Nevada, uh, Arizona, 20, 30,000 votes statewide.
00:34:19.240
It is not easy as someone that's worked on campaigns and been a part of elections and
00:34:24.380
vote, turning out the vote efforts. The idea that you can just wholly cheat and overcome five,
00:34:29.880
six, seven point deficits. I don't think people understand if you haven't been involved in the
00:34:35.100
nuts and bolts machinery of politics, how difficult that is. And they're also starting from a much
00:34:41.100
lower baseline of minority, uh, energy than what they had before. We're, we're actually talking
00:34:47.140
about, can Republicans win Hispanics nationwide in an election for the first time ever? Okay. So
00:34:52.620
there are things working against them. That doesn't mean I don't have any worries. Like if I lived in
00:34:56.660
Pennsylvania, I'd be very concerned. If I lived in Pennsylvania, New York, and Michigan.
00:35:01.200
They're already talking about the Fetterman campaign is already, well, didn't they say that
00:35:04.900
they were suing to ensure that they had just actually lost a federal case that said that
00:35:10.100
unnamed, unmarked, wrongly dated ballots cannot be counted. They're actually launching another
00:35:15.020
lawsuit to try to overcome that ruling that they just lost. Yeah. Right. And even if like you have
00:35:21.500
spent a lot of time looking at the irregularities, if you will, in the 2020 election, what could have
00:35:26.300
caused it a lot more time than I have on this podcast. But even if you are someone who like me,
00:35:32.520
you haven't taken the time to study those things as much yourself, you can still look at just what
00:35:39.380
the regime is saying, just what the leftist media is saying out loud about the 2020 election and say
00:35:45.640
that there was some funny business. There is that Time Magazine article that said the bipartisan campaign
00:35:51.120
that was, or the secret history of the shadow campaign that saved the 2020 election. Right. And so
00:35:57.720
they're talking about technically legal things. They're talking about corporations, the media,
00:36:04.120
very powerful people around the world coming together to ensure in every legal way possible
00:36:10.580
that Donald Trump did not become president. So that in that alone should make you question
00:36:17.060
every time you hear someone on the left say democracy, ask yourself, well, what do they mean by that?
00:36:23.600
Do they mean actual democracy? Or are they talking about the most powerful entities in the country and in
00:36:29.580
the world coming together to ensure that people don't vote for the Republican candidate? And is that
00:36:48.640
And there's also an example in Harris County, Houston, it's a very big county, it's bigger than several
00:36:56.260
states in the union. There is something going on there that is technically totally legal, but I guarantee
00:37:04.200
it is happening in other major cities across the country as well. That should make people wonder,
00:37:10.260
is this a purely democratic process? So let me tell you a little bit about that. And this is from people
00:37:16.980
who live in Houston who told me this was going on. I looked it up and it's true. So Judge Hidalgo in
00:37:22.700
Harris County, very corrupt social justice, left wing judge, light sentencing. That's why violent crime and murder
00:37:30.220
have gone up so much in the city of Houston. She's up for reelection. She's very unpopular.
00:37:36.260
She doesn't want to lose. And so she is in charge of appointing along with this group, the person who
00:37:43.400
runs the elections in Harris County, again, a very, very popular, populous county that typically votes
00:37:50.780
blue, but the tides are turning there, as they are in many cities, because people are tired of getting
00:37:56.680
murdered. They're tired of not being able to go out for pizza without their nine year old getting shot in the
00:38:01.540
head by a person who should be in prison. And that's something that happened there recently. And so Judge
00:38:07.460
Hidalgo, along with apparently this group who all decided the person who is going to run this election, decided
00:38:14.020
to pick a man named Clifford Tatum. Now, Houston is a very big place. Texas is a very big place. You would think that
00:38:21.400
you would be able to find someone competent enough to run the elections in Harris County from Houston
00:38:27.240
that knows Houston politics or from Texas that knows Texas politics. But instead, they chose someone named
00:38:32.920
Clifford Tatum. Clifford Tatum is from Washington, D.C. And he chose or he ran the Washington, D.C.
00:38:39.880
elections from 2011 until about or I guess the middle of this year, 2022. He had different jobs there.
00:38:47.760
Here's what the Washington Examiner said about what the constituents in D.C. said about the elections in
00:38:54.120
2012, 2014, several elections that he was running, that they were a disaster. It was like voting in a
00:39:01.620
third world country that you couldn't even get to your vote because the lines were so long. The
00:39:06.020
machines were malfunctioning. Gosh, seems like that happens over and over again. He also happens to owe
00:39:11.580
over $100,000 in income tax. So that's great. Great guy. Obviously, very corrupt, incompetent or
00:39:20.280
both. And yet, out of the entire state of Texas, Judge Hidalgo and the people appointed this person
00:39:26.280
decided there's not a single person in this state that we can find that can do it. Let us go to D.C.
00:39:31.880
and find maybe the most unqualified person to run our elections in an efficient way,
00:39:38.560
in an honorable way. And they chose Clifford Tatum. He is the last person that you would choose if you
00:39:44.780
cared about the integrity of your election. He is perhaps the first person that you would choose
00:39:50.000
if you just wanted to win no matter what. So that's happening in Texas. That's happening in
00:39:56.540
Harris County. I guarantee if it is happening in Houston, Texas, it is happening in other cities
00:40:02.280
across the country. So just understand, you don't have to get into conspiracy theories.
00:40:07.100
You don't have to do a whole lot of research to see that, yes, there is funny business happening
00:40:13.000
in these blue counties. As you said, that's not a reason not to vote. I mean, you're definitely
00:40:19.320
going to lose if you don't vote. But we want those margins to be as big as possible so that the kind
00:40:25.040
of funny business we're talking about is really difficult. But there is a reason for people to be
00:40:30.360
skeptical. So I just wanted to share that at least one anecdote.
00:40:33.360
That's very important. And there's an old saying I quote on my show every now and then,
00:40:37.800
treason never prospers. What's the reason? Because whenever treason prospers, none dare call
00:40:42.260
it treason. Before we even get into trying to decipher the flowchart of the Dominion corporate
00:40:47.000
infrastructure, a multinational corporation whose jurisdiction, frankly, exceeds the U.S. Senate
00:40:54.600
or Congress and their investigative powers, which would then ask you, why would you hire them
00:40:59.480
to come in and run your elections? Dominion is an apt name for that.
00:41:03.100
It is. It is. There's a certain Carpathian ring to that, yes. But before we even get into any of that,
00:41:08.420
just ask yourself a simple question. Yeah, if I get to decide when the election is, how long the
00:41:14.520
election is, what kind of an election it will be, who can and who cannot vote in the election,
00:41:19.260
what the rules for counting the election and the votes will be, how long we will count them,
00:41:23.300
and what we will count. And I made that quote unquote all legal. We can claim it's not cheating,
00:41:30.440
but would anybody find that to be fair? Would anybody find that to be honest, right? If I got
00:41:37.120
to play every football game at home in front of my fans and pick all the officials and they were all
00:41:42.080
alumni, okay, good luck. Maybe you're going to beat me, but most of the time you probably aren't.
00:41:48.860
This is systemic. And if I could try to put this as gently as I can, I am convinced. When I use the
00:42:02.020
phrase spirit of the age, I am talking about, it's a direct biblical application here, a physical
00:42:10.920
manifestation or cultural zeitgeist manifestation of demonic forces and energy.
00:42:18.860
I got a chance to spend some time this summer with Tucker Carlson and he came to Iowa for an
00:42:24.160
event that we held. And we had a private dinner with him. And one of the things that he mentioned,
00:42:29.440
because we asked him, what happened to the glib bow tie wearing technocrat on MSNBC and CNN who was
00:42:36.360
buddies with Rachel Maddow? And I mean, Bill O'Reilly got that job and claimed to be a culture warrior and
00:42:42.400
then became more of the glib technocrat the longer he had the job. You got the job as a glib technocrat
00:42:47.240
and became a culture warrior. How did that happen? And he told us, he goes, he laughed and he goes,
00:42:51.960
you're right. What happened is I'm a Georgetown kid. I mean, I grew up with, my dad was a GOP
00:42:56.480
operative. I grew up with people that worked in politics in both parties, were on the same little
00:43:00.880
league, same high school teams. You know, we trick or treated together. These were my friends.
00:43:05.320
And then we got into politics as an adult. They were still my friends. And I could see why someone
00:43:09.500
might think Medicare and Medicaid are good ideas. And I don't, but I didn't think they were
00:43:13.920
necessarily nefarious. Like I could see why people would think someone might benefit from
00:43:18.220
this stuff, right? What's happened the last few years in this country is someone who grew up his
00:43:22.480
entire life in politics is we are pursuing policies and doing things that there is no benefit for.
00:43:29.640
And he goes, it goes, I can't, I can't, I can't technocratically add that up. It doesn't logically
00:43:35.380
add up. So there must be some form of darkness at work here. That's what he said to us. I mean,
00:43:39.700
they're going to get annihilated today. And they had an entire year where they could have manufactured
00:43:45.440
a new economy. They could have done something to change conditions on the ground. They could
00:43:49.560
have moderated. They never did any of those things. And then their last pitch for the last month has
00:43:54.300
been vote for systemic societal collapse. So you can have systemic child sacrifice. That's their
00:44:00.440
closing pitch for the last month. Like they've offered nothing. They're not even running Republicans
00:44:04.720
are going to cut your social security and Medicare ads that I've seen my entire life. They just went
00:44:08.840
right for, you know, the, the Valley of Ben Hinnon. And, and I, I think that we need to consider
00:44:14.540
that behind the scenes, there is a nihilistic effort on that and understand hell hates both sides of
00:44:23.360
this culture war, regardless of what belief system you bring to the table. If you are an imago day,
00:44:28.900
you are hated in hell. You're hated. They see that you, even if you're being used by them,
00:44:33.980
they will enjoy tormenting you when you arrive, nevertheless. And I think what's happened is you
00:44:40.160
look at this left, right divide and they have encouraged the people on the left to cast off
00:44:44.500
all restraint and go over the cliff and just come out really in a red pit in a, in a pitchfork in a
00:44:50.680
red unitard and do, and dance the jig and, and, and do it in front of people's kids. And then on the
00:44:56.760
other side, they're convincing our people it's hopeless, nothing you can do. They're going to chest bind
00:45:01.680
your daughters. They're going to castrate your sons. And there's nothing you can do. The people
00:45:05.420
you vote for won't do anything about it. You're going to have to take this into your own hands.
00:45:08.980
Don't you own 300 million guns? And that's what I think is happening here. I think that they are
00:45:14.540
trying to, to crush the process of trust in the elections so that people feel as if, if there is,
00:45:21.660
if my voice will not be heard, then I will make it heard. I think, I think that they try to
00:45:26.360
infiltrate primaries to put the worst form of Republicans up there so that when you vote for
00:45:31.440
them, you have to beg them to, to do anything, let alone push back in any meaningful way so that
00:45:36.760
you feel your interests aren't being represented. And, and therefore you should probably go out into
00:45:41.880
the streets and represent yourself. That's why the, what they will try to do to destroy a lake or a
00:45:47.440
Trump or a DeSantis that they view as a disruptor. And those three have different personalities and
00:45:52.160
convictions, but they all represent disruptions of the system. They don't want you to feel like
00:45:57.660
you have that. And I think that's because we're being cattle prodded here into a nihilistic outcome.
00:46:04.720
And I think it is vitally important that after this election is over, you must demand that like,
00:46:13.480
like this morning I wake up first thing in my inbox, Ron DeSantis has his department of justice order
00:46:19.040
the, the Biden communist election fixers out of Florida. You're not coming here, get out. We're
00:46:24.660
not letting you in. That level of aggression, that level of interposition, we must demand that the
00:46:32.500
people that we are voting for on the state and local level are that level of aggressive against
00:46:37.800
what is coming out of the national Leviathan, because I think they want us to go to the streets.
00:46:43.380
I think they're provoking us to some form of civil war so they can roll out the tanks and do to us
00:46:48.480
what they really want to do. And then I think the spirit of the age says, my job here is done.
00:46:53.100
I created the nihilistic outcome. I want you guys have it out. We're moving on here. And I think the
00:46:58.440
only, there's only two ways out of this outcome. Ultimately, one is revival. The other is demanding
00:47:06.080
that the people we elect will aggressively, I love what you have right here, raise a, raise a
00:47:10.900
respectful ruckus. They will peaceably, but aggressively use the power we give them. I don't want to
00:47:17.760
see any video. I was just in Oklahoma filming a movie. We filmed it at a maximum security prison.
00:47:22.960
I know they have them in Oklahoma. I don't want to see any more videos out of a place like Oklahoma,
00:47:28.000
drag queens, twerking and teabagging children. Bartlesville, Oklahoma.
00:47:31.600
And they're arrested on the spot and they're put in a hole and they put it and we've lost the hole.
00:47:36.300
Okay. That needs, there needs to be that level of law and order from the law and order because my
00:47:43.340
fear is Allie. It's not human nature to say, by all means, take my property, take my prosperity,
00:47:49.080
take my, take my progeny. Take my kids. Without, without, without a shot fired, no fight. And there
00:47:54.760
has never been a peaceable handover of liberty, wealth, property, or freedom in all of human history.
00:48:00.720
And there never will be. And my fear is that we are being cattle prodded into this demonically,
00:48:06.500
this nihilistic, that nothing we do matters. And then eventually, I guess the only thing that
00:48:11.300
matters is I have to do this with my own hands. And I think we must demand that the people that
00:48:17.120
were going into a tsunami to vote for today, turn this nation into helms deep when this election is
00:48:24.120
over and they take office. We cannot afford any more Mitch McConnell technocratism. We cannot have
00:48:29.820
Greg Abbott literally having to be begged to declare the border of Texas an invasion. We can't
00:48:36.880
afford this. You must forcibly act as peaceably within the confines of the law and the constitutional
00:48:45.180
structure we have. But there must be punishment for this. You're a parent, you're a mom, I'm a dad.
00:48:51.600
If you could, if you do not punish bad behavior, what do you always get more of? You incentivize it.
00:48:56.860
That's right. There must be punishment. I'll quote a very famous Texan, Lyndon Johnson.
00:49:03.340
Power is where power goes. I don't want any more, we're not going to, no more tweeting about it,
00:49:09.180
no more owning the libs, no more cheeky lingo. I got up this morning and Ron DeSantis just said,
00:49:14.800
get the hell out of here. No warnings, no threats. We're just doing it. Okay.
00:49:19.400
Fulfill your oath and bring the pain peaceably, but aggressively, because if we don't, I fear
00:49:28.940
that this will become unpeaceable and that I don't want that. It's a great country. I spent six hours
00:49:36.560
watching college football Saturday with my son. I just married off one of my daughters. We had a
00:49:40.940
great day with that. Uh, I took my, my youngest daughter on a daddy daughter date last Friday
00:49:46.660
night. Okay. I, I live a pretty nice suburban life, right? Do I look like someone that's out
00:49:52.480
eager to join, uh, the, uh, the local militia and fight a civil war? No, I, I want to enjoy the
00:49:58.880
accoutrements of what it means to be an American, but it, but those don't come freely. They come with
00:50:04.600
a price and that's vigilance. And the people that we're going to vote for, for every Carrie Lake,
00:50:10.100
you're about to vote for, for, you know, every Ron DeSantis you're about to vote for, you're going
00:50:15.960
to vote for probably 20 Republicans that you are going to, shall we say, have to encourage to do the
00:50:24.020
job you are electing them to do. You cannot go on autopilot. You cannot assume that because there's an
00:50:28.620
R after their name that they get, they know what time it is. They will act accordingly. Citizenship
00:50:33.880
begins at the voting booth. The, the boomer generation had this silent majority paradigm.
00:50:41.960
Um, we put up with it, we put up with it, we put up with it, we put up with it, we show up on
00:50:45.420
election day, the silent majority, we defy the polls, uh, and, and vote in Republicans to save
00:50:50.160
America. Um, how's that worked out for you and I's generation with the country we're inheriting?
00:50:54.440
Did that strategy work? Right. So we need a new strategy. Here's the new strategy. Vigilance,
00:50:58.740
do your bleeping job. And we will demand that you do your job because that is your job. You were
00:51:06.040
brought here as an instrument and a tool of justice, or as Paul would put it, to bring the
00:51:11.220
sword of righteousness against evildoers. So bring the sword.
00:51:15.500
Steve, there is no way to transition smoothly to what I'm about to ask you, but you wrote a
00:51:32.460
children's book. I did. And I want to hear about it before I have to let you go. I did. Um, my,
00:51:38.380
my publisher came to me about a year ago and asked me if I would consider doing this. And I was like,
00:51:43.260
no, uh, not necessarily my thing. Um, and I'm like, you know, Rush had all his Rush Revere books
00:51:50.620
and this has been done before sort of the, the true history of America, um, for kids. And so I,
00:51:57.940
if I was going to do it, I wanted to do something original. So I proposed, I told him I will do it
00:52:03.880
on one condition that we do America's Christian heritage instead. And they said, okay, what's the
00:52:10.400
first one? So to me, I thought, well, America's Christian heritage. We do the first one. It
00:52:14.240
should start at the beginning with the pilgrims. Yeah. All right. And so we envisioned it as a
00:52:19.420
pilot. If this one is successful and publishers weekly said last week, we were the number one
00:52:23.760
bestselling nonfiction children's book in the country, which means they're going to bug me to
00:52:27.920
now do more of these. Um, so thanks to everybody who made that happen. Um, but, uh, it, we decided
00:52:34.200
let's make it a series of this one works answering the question. Why? Yeah. So the first question
00:52:39.060
we answer is why Thanksgiving? And the subtitle answers the question. The pilgrims started
00:52:43.960
Thanksgiving for the same reason they came to America because they love God. And we walked
00:52:48.660
through a lot of the history that you won't know. But when I was growing up, I mean, the,
00:52:53.620
the, the, the Snoopy peanuts Thanksgiving show was an hour long. And the second half hour was
00:52:59.160
Charles Schultz telling the true story of the pilgrims. They don't like that stuff on national
00:53:03.920
TV anymore. So I, I wanted to put all that history back in. So the stuff like, what are the
00:53:08.660
odds they would travel thousands of miles? It was their second destination. They originally
00:53:13.100
landed somewhere else and then ended up, uh, in, in, in, in the, in, in Plymouth. And they
00:53:19.820
just so happened to run into an indigenous person named Squanto who knew their language, who had
00:53:25.020
been freed by Christians from slavery. So he knew about their religion. What are the odds
00:53:29.580
of that? I mean, that, that's, those are, those odds are incalculable. That's clearly the
00:53:34.520
hand of providence involved in that process. And so I, I wanted to make sure that the kids
00:53:40.400
got that history, but there's no other way this could have happened. And it, and it, and
00:53:44.960
it doesn't matter really how imperfect any of these people might've been because we all
00:53:49.040
are. What matters is how perfect was the hand that was guiding these imperfect people.
00:53:53.620
That's what really matters. And so I wanted to, uh, for the kids to see while they, while
00:53:59.380
they still had the faith of a child, how these things just could not have happened if we tried
00:54:05.800
to make them happen. That there's only one explanation when you connect all the dots for
00:54:11.260
how they ended up here, how they survived, how they ended up running into people that
00:54:15.740
actually knew what their traditions were. There's only one explanation for that. And
00:54:23.720
Why? Why? I appreciate that. Why Thanksgiving and the pilgrims started Thanksgiving for the same
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reason they came to America because they loved God.
00:54:31.200
Yes. And amen. Well, thank you so much. That ends us on a little bit more of a positive note.
00:54:36.840
I appreciate that. Thank you, Steve. And I will see you tonight.
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