00:00:30.000and inflation, and it's not even close. A distant number two is generally the economy and jobs,
00:00:36.580the mobility between jobs. Number three is healthcare, Alex, which is a disaster. Any
00:00:42.720poll that we've ever conducted over the more decade, I've been in public polling. Any time
00:00:47.580healthcare has been in the top three, it ended up a very bad election for Republicans. There's one
00:00:52.200exception to that, which is 2010, but they had commanded that issue because of the Obamacare
00:00:56.540debate. Number four is crime. That's it. It's number four. And number five is immigration and
00:01:02.680border security. And after that actually is corruption and accountability. Foreign policy
00:01:08.080is number seven. Just to give everybody an idea, foreign policy, national security, which has
00:01:13.080dominated not just the White House, but Republican talking points. You got a senator like Ted Cruz.
00:01:18.020He's got poor Ken Paxton fighting the battle of his life to not lose the most important Senate
00:01:23.860seat on that map, and every day Ted Cruz is on Twitter attacking Tucker Carlson and talking about
00:01:29.680Israel. What do you think that does to the average Texan voter, if they're a swing voter or not,
00:01:35.400even somebody who may have been part of Trump's coalition? What do you think that does to them
00:01:39.180when they're weighing their options on who to vote for in November, whether it's Tallarico,
00:01:43.540who's talking about cost of living, or it's Ken Paxton, who would be a junior senator to this guy?
00:01:49.380Those neocons were hurtful to the peace process. Every time they got close to an MOU, they would jump out with their coordinated attacks and campaigns and try to pressure pressure the administration to back off or try to kill the deal.
00:02:03.060Try to make it just in the environment to negotiate and basically impossible to get something done.
00:02:10.120And this is that ended up happening. The president posted it out to say, look, this is popular.
00:02:15.680This MOU is popular. And by the way, it was more popular with Trump voters than it was with Democrats.
00:02:20.720And I told you that the last time we were on, the Democrats were telling us during the poll that they opposed the peace deal,
00:02:27.440not because they didn't think it was good for the country, but because they wanted the war to continue so they could have a better chance of winning the midterms.
00:02:33.960I mean, Harris voters were literally telling us they hope it continues because it would hurt Republicans.
00:02:39.740And Trump posted it because he knows that obviously the American public is just really no appetite for this.
00:03:15.680Well, Senator Thune, after blocking Trump's election integrity agenda and demoralizing the
00:03:22.340GOP, the rhino, John Thune warns Republicans could lose the Senate. Well, that's what all
00:03:28.140the numbers are showing me. They didn't mitigate the election fraud and the public's really turned
00:03:32.220against him and is demoralized. President Trump's party up against poor odds in the midterms
00:03:37.880from the betting offices to the pollsters, you name it. Biden judge blocks President Trump's
00:03:44.820executive order ending birth, tourism. There's so much more happening on that front. And so to look
00:03:51.400at that, to also look at the public's increasing vast majority, four out of five and a whole bunch
00:03:57.800of polls are totally against all these wars. And they get all the bizarre, arrogant statements out
00:04:03.420of Trump about, I'm not worried about the average person's economy. I only worry about war.
00:04:08.380could the Democrats write a better script for him to lose the midterm?
00:04:14.540So there's a huge obvious geopolitical realignment happening.
00:04:19.460We are in the fourth turning in the cycle.
00:04:23.540And the big question is, what do we expect in the future?
00:04:28.960And how can we affect the outcomes of things now?
00:04:30.760Because when you study history and you study the think tanks that look at trends and developments, they always talk about in these four turnings, you know, the fourth part in the four parts in a cycle, the 80-something year cycle, things are pretty much status quo and frozen to a great extent until the fourth turning and then going into the first part of the new cycle.
00:04:55.660They call that a liquefaction process where it's hard as stone, now it's malleable like clay.
00:05:03.140You add 10 billion people, robotics, AI, that all accelerates cycles now.
00:05:09.100Now, the globalists have talked about the end of history.
00:05:11.340Obama and others wanted a planetary technocracy to kind of end the cycles,
00:05:14.840but then to cement their control and not have the process of rebirth and then ascension and then corruption and then collapse and rebirth.
00:05:22.840but their plan isn't going well for their great reset but you still have the chaos generated out
00:05:30.620of this and then you have the boomers on average around singling them out uh but but but still0.86
00:05:35.260just want to kind of sail into the sunset and don't want to hear any problems they have become
00:05:39.640just as cult-like as democrats have been i see a lot of misrepresentations in the media
00:05:43.600see them every day so without looking i saw a bunch of examples today
00:08:31.220It's the reason why the switcheroo for Democrats didn't work, Alex, because it didn't matter.
00:08:35.560By that time, voters had already told themselves a narrative, which was that the country was lied to about Joe Biden, his state of mind, his health, his policies.
00:08:44.680They were told they were going to bring the adults back in the room.
00:08:49.120They could have switched out Joe Biden with anyone, and they still would have lost because voters look back and they said we wanted Trump back.
00:08:55.900The problem Republicans are having now is that no matter what they say, they can't really erase the last year and a half.
00:09:02.080they have to do something talking to your blue in the face is not going to be good enough they need
00:09:08.140to post some very first of all they need to end the war it's grossly unpopular and going into a
00:09:12.960war in a midterm cycle that is unpopular has resulted in a defeat 100 of the time in the
00:09:19.140modern era so i mean they're really going up against an enormous historical headwind here so
00:09:24.900people they know what to do this is the thing i mean they know what to do so this is a choice at
00:09:30.660this point, Alex. You know, Thun can go to the microphone all he wants. This is a choice.
00:09:34.700And just unpacking that, because everything you say is so dead on. You talk for an hour on each
00:09:39.780little statement you make. We have the Trump apologists running around with huge amounts
00:09:46.420of foreign money, Israeli money and even Pentagon money, beating everyone over the head, calling1.00
00:09:51.340classic OG MAGA scum and traitors. And I don't care about that for my own personal self, because0.99
00:09:59.640But that's, for me, for his constituents, it's totally demoralizing them and freaking them out.
00:10:05.140And we're seeing a mass exodus out of MAGA.
00:10:09.420And instead of them, you know, trying to put the brakes on and trying to at least put out populist rhetoric, we're not getting that.
00:10:17.500And so this looks like it is going to be a real disaster.
00:10:21.600But the only other good news is the only other group more unpopular than what Trump's done to himself is the Democrats.
00:10:26.780Their numbers continue to sink as well because it's all an anti-establishment, forth-turning situation.
00:10:32.060So to me, that's the only silver lining that feeds into this where they might keep the Senate, except they didn't mitigate the election fraud.
00:10:38.320Not that Trump didn't try. Thun blocked it.
00:10:40.260So I think right now this is – I don't think anybody knows what's going to happen, but it doesn't look good.
00:13:39.820Virginia. It was not close. So, you know, I'm concerned that we're heading for a similar
00:13:44.520situation. Now, you said something earlier that was really important. I saw complaints by different
00:13:51.280political analysts that they've held back the majority of the money until after Monday's
00:13:55.540holiday. And then I made some calls to White House people and to Roger Stone, you know,
00:14:02.700who's run some campaigns. And he said, well, that's their plan. They're doing the standard
00:14:06.280deal to spend it after uh monday's holiday but but as you said these narratives now
00:14:14.420need to come before and he needs to counter previous narratives that he did to himself
00:14:19.920with all this elitist talk about i don't care about medicare medicaid i only care about war
00:14:24.060i don't care about any americans economic problems i mean these quotes are literal
00:14:28.020you know just just begging to be destroyed and then not responding to the inflation
00:14:33.440and you're not saying we feel your pain saying affordability crisis isn't real i mean all of1.00
00:14:38.780this is the perfect way to enrage people and i have trouble believing trump is that stupid0.99
00:14:43.720to do the opposite of a hole in one i mean these are perfect statements he's making but from a0.99
00:14:50.360seppuku political suicide angle sometimes it just sounds like he's frustrated to me and
00:14:57.140you know the the data center truth post you know i read it and i thought now you know as a matter
00:15:03.400policy i can understand what he's trying to say but everybody knows they're politically toxic it's
00:15:09.120not like he doesn't know that so if you have a case to make make the case it was super simple
00:15:14.700to do by the way with data centers if you need them to keep up with china you equate it to the
00:15:19.560nuclear era i remember when i'm old enough i'm showing my age but i remember when we had a
00:15:23.760similar debate over nuclear power and then we got behind as a country and we had to pick up the pace
00:15:28.380do you remember that alex people protested you know well that's the that's the argument trump
00:15:33.700can and needs to make if they are in fact that vital but ignoring the political reality and this
00:15:39.080is a textbook example the messaging from the white house it's just bad ignoring that political reality
00:15:43.740it just doesn't make any sense here's an example a middle-sized town or city mayor
00:15:48.160would have the political skill and let's just say trump's you know a soulless politician which i'm
00:15:54.060even saying. They would say, well, we need the jobs, but I understand locals concerns. Let me
00:16:00.260create a commission to look at this and let's have some people up from Washington. Then he'd
00:16:05.140sit there with mayors that were against it, ones that were for it, and act like he's looking on
00:16:09.840both sides to make both groups happy. Instead, he just says, you're poor and stupid and backward1.00
00:16:15.480and screw you. You know, sir, are you worried about the incredible economic hardship of the1.00
00:16:20.320average american i don't care about any american's hardship this is a quote word for word basically
00:16:25.460i mean play the clip all i care about is the war and you can and then he goes because of nuclear
00:16:30.800weapons but he has to know they're going to clip that out it's just i still go back to that because
00:16:35.860it is the most insane level blow your feet off with shotgun behavior i've ever seen and in the
00:16:42.260meantime while they're waiting for labor day uh roy cooper is bludgeoning michael whatley over the
00:16:47.060head all summer long with these clips, Alex. And I have seen some Watley ads. This is a great
00:16:52.160example. And what is he talking about? Cooper's record on crime. I hate to, you know, who is
00:16:57.420polling for these people? Crime is like number four on the most important issues. It's about
00:17:02.480cost of living. And all summer long, all Cooper did was bludgeon Watley over the head with cost
00:17:08.080of living. All summer long, all Sherrod Brown did was bludgeon John Husted over the head with
00:17:12.780cost of living it is going to be incredibly difficult at this point to say and one of them
00:17:17.600is a good ad it is it's about a father who lost his daughter to a bad policy from roy cooper but
00:17:23.180that is not going to overtake the number one most important issue it's just not well trump's been
00:17:28.800doing the same thing he goes you see spain being overrun you'll be like that if you want for me
00:17:33.060for people that don't know not everybody's been hit by crime that's why it's the number fourth
00:17:36.340fifth issue but when it comes to affordability not being able to pay your bills going bankrupt
00:17:40.640uh and and and you know that's the top let's go through what are the top issues for people
00:17:46.400the topic far and away cost of living inflation is number one and we every week we rank them we
00:17:52.400do a rank distribution which means folks we just don't ask them to choose the number one we do that
00:17:56.860too but then we say rank them from one to whatever it may be and we usually do 12 or 14 uh give tell
00:18:03.760us which one comes in first in your mind which one's second third and that gives us a much
00:18:08.120better understand a deeper you know wider more granular understanding of where people's minds
00:18:12.760are at number one is cost of living and inflation and it's not even close a distant number two is
00:18:18.480the generally the economy and jobs the mobility between jobs uh number three is health care
00:18:25.040alex which is a disaster any poll that we've ever conducted over the more decade we've been
00:18:29.780i've been in public polling anytime health care has been in the top three it ended up a very bad
00:18:34.440election for Republicans. There's one exception to that, which is 2010, but they had commanded
00:18:39.400that issue because of the Obamacare debate. Number four is crime. It's number four. And
00:18:45.720number five is immigration and border security. And after that actually is corruption and
00:18:50.440accountability. Foreign policy is number seven, just to give everybody an idea. Foreign policy,
00:18:56.480national security, which has dominated not just the White House, but Republican talking points.
00:19:00.860you got a senator like Ted Cruz. He's got poor Ken Paxton fighting the battle of his life to not
00:19:06.900lose the most important Senate seat on that map. And every day Ted Cruz is on Twitter attacking
00:19:12.780Tucker Carlson and talking about Israel. What do you think that does to the average Texan voter,
00:19:18.300if they're a swing voter or not, even somebody who may have been part of Trump's coalition?
00:19:22.540What do you think that does to them when they're weighing their options on who to vote for in
00:19:25.940November, whether it's Tallarico, who's talking about cost of living, or it's Ken Paxton,
00:19:30.300who has who would be a junior senator to this guy well exactly he's not even helping a guy that's
00:19:36.560about to be under him and Cruz get ready for president you think he'd want the the Texas
00:19:40.640senator junior senator on his side but let's quantify that you have the Israel lobby and
00:19:44.580the neocons calling anyone that doesn't support nuclear war basically and total war and as a
00:19:50.240as a Qatari or Iranian agent beating everybody over the head and it's like the sixth fifth or
00:19:55.260sixth most important issue and but then it is a betrayal to Republican voters as they know
00:20:00.280he said he wouldn't have these new big wars. So that's just a trust issue. And then people wonder
00:20:07.340why everyone's sick of hearing about Israel all day. Then they call it anti-Semitic. No,
00:20:11.400we just want to hear about our jobs. We just want to hear about our security. We want to hear about
00:20:16.160our future. And then we get beat up in the head that we don't want to spend hundreds of billions
00:20:19.620of dollars on new wars and endanger the whole planet. We get called anti-Semitic and people
00:20:24.160just get enraged by that. It is literally Marie Antoinette, let them eat cake type stuff.
00:20:30.280Alex, you're calling 70 percent plus of the country anti-Semitic. You're calling them Qataris. You're calling whatever whatever the the word du jour is.
00:20:38.820They they're in a tiny minority. Browbeating only works if you're either a plurality, a strong plurality, or you're in a majority and you can browbeat a smaller group.
00:20:48.780You can't browbeat the larger majority, which isn't even a slight majority. We're talking about a huge majority who just want the war to end.
00:20:56.480And the president knows that. He gets it. He tweeted our poll. He gets it. He understands it.
00:21:01.460Oh, I forgot. I should have started the interview with Trump, because I guess your poll, the way it was written when I saw it, was about, oh, look, the Republican Party, which is obviously even more disconnected than Trump.
00:21:13.080They are causing a disaster. And Trump agreed. That's a big deal. Let's talk about why Trump reposted your poll on True Social.
00:21:19.200Yeah, I mean, this is this was those neocons were hurtful to the peace process.
00:21:26.520Every time they got close to an MOU, they would jump out with their coordinated attacks and campaigns and try to pressure pressure the administration to back off or try to kill the deal.
00:21:36.380Try to make it just in the environment to negotiate and basically impossible to get something done.
00:21:46.080The president posted it out to say, look, this is popular.
00:21:49.020This MOU is popular. And by the way, it was more popular with Trump voters than it was with Democrats.
00:21:53.880And I told you that the last time we were on, the Democrats were telling us during the poll that they opposed the peace deal,
00:22:00.720not because they didn't think it was good for the country, but because they wanted the war to continue so they could have a better chance of winning the midterms.
00:22:07.300I mean, Harris voters were literally telling us they hope it continues because it would hurt Republicans.
00:22:13.140And Trump posted it because he knows that obviously the American public is just really no appetite for this.
00:22:19.020Yet it didn't stop, and we all know who the usual suspects are, the same people.
00:22:24.140I won't even give them any clout having their names come out of my mouth,
00:22:26.980but they actually made it difficult on the negotiation team.
00:22:30.560And meanwhile, we're trying to win the midterms and save the country.
00:22:33.560And we've got to go to break, but let's come right back and get more into this.
00:22:36.720Hitler was a terrible guy and obviously did oppress people.0.56
00:22:39.060He was smart enough, though, to pick a little minority, demonize him,0.90
00:26:17.600The defense contractor is going to do.
00:26:19.820When we lose the House and Senate probably, the House I think for sure,
00:26:23.800and then the Democrats go on an incredible jihad, I mean probably literally, not just politically,
00:26:29.400And we'll obviously get the blame for them losing, though we're inconsequential.
00:26:33.980I just don't know with 60 days left if it's possible to reverse this.
00:26:37.840Maybe if Trump made every right move, maybe mentioned the president, what would those moves be?
00:26:43.020But I think at this point, so much trust has been lost.
00:26:47.740I don't think the genie can be put back in the bottle.
00:26:49.440Because even when Trump does good things and I'm just trying to call balls and strikes, my listeners, and I've been on here 30-something years, and I don't just follow what listeners want, but I listen to them because I respect them.
00:26:57.740they get enraged at me and just say, we're done, burn it all down. I'm not just quoting your book.
00:27:03.600Most people I know, including people below the age of 50, even some older,
00:27:07.680they're just done and want to go ahead and just have a revolution. And I don't think they know
00:27:11.060what that's like quite yet. I'd rather have a cultural revolution of liberty versus globalism
00:27:16.440and that usually revolutions don't turn out well. But that is the sentiment I'm getting. Go ahead,
00:27:21.240Yeah, I mean, I've tried at this point, I've tried to give advice on what to do. I mean, the closer we get to the election, Alex, the bolder the moves need to be. I mean, how bold, guys? I mean, at this point, historically speaking, just from talking to people that we interview for polling, it would have to be very big. First of all, the war has to end.
00:27:42.800Second of all, you'd have to do big things like remove protections for vaccine injuries for the manufacturers.
00:27:49.480You'd have to do big, big things that people have been striving for, you know, accountability.
00:28:08.540the wow moments going out there and releasing a plan on affordability for housing or health care
00:28:13.960or something like they're beyond that people anytime you try to pull something like that at
00:28:17.860this point the very first reaction is what have you been doing for a year and a half you had all
00:28:22.880this time to do it even the stuff over the save act you know that time is coming past it can trend
00:28:27.720on twitter every day until november and republicans can pound their fists on the table all they want
00:28:32.680it's not happening john thune's not passing anything was one of his biggest mistakes right
00:28:37.100out of the gate was backing John Thune he should have went with Rick Scott who's not perfect but
00:28:41.040at least Rick Scott had a better idea about what put together the 24 coalition and what it would
00:28:46.680have taken to hold it together and I'm not saying that he's not uh you know a part of the foreign
00:28:51.600policy lobby he is not as bad as Thune why does Trump almost all why does he almost always bet
00:28:56.860on the worst establishment person I think it comes down to and and this is what I was going
00:29:03.620to say before we went to the break, you know, all of the critics and the panicans in to me,
00:29:08.380I think it's clear now, but even six, eight, 12 months ago, I think they were the ones who were
00:29:14.040really trying to protect the president. I don't think that there are people, many of them who
00:29:18.980really think about the president's wellbeing and what it's going to look like if Democrats take
00:29:23.340both houses. And by the way, if they were to God forbid, which is a realistic possibility,
00:29:28.540defeat Ken Paxton in Texas. I mean, that's the headline that you're showing right there from
00:29:32.580Thune when we started the first segment. Thune is out there saying we could really lose this.
00:29:36.500This is we could lose the whole thing. We could lose the Senate. Now they're begging Donald Trump
00:29:39.940to come in with their money because they wasted one hundred million dollars to protect John Cornyn
00:29:44.480against Ken Paxton. Had Donald Trump endorsed Ken earlier on in the process, those donors would have
00:29:50.480been scared out of that primary and they would not have even have spent that hundred million dollars.
00:29:54.480Now they're being petty. They're being vindictive. They're spending the money in Michigan, which is
00:29:58.740a long shot because why mike rogers is a warmonger he's in their club ken paxton is not you just hit
00:30:04.780the key if you look at the races and i've talked to a lot of experts where the money's been spent
00:30:08.560is that it's going to the zionists it's going to the neocons so they are they are spending it and
00:30:14.860and just like spending way more than they'd spend in 10 or 15 other congressional districts to get
00:30:19.580good republicans elected they spent so much money that donors aren't going to give now to other
00:30:24.540people taking out massey so these vengeers is going to lose us the whole thing and and what
00:30:31.440taking out massey was another issue i understand people had their problems with thomas massey but
00:30:36.000this is a game about addition not subtraction you don't start cutting arms off of your coalition
00:30:40.980and legs off of your coalition when you won by 1.5 you did not win by eight or ten points like
00:30:47.020barack obama in 08 you didn't have the luxury of casting off lepers every time they didn't agree
00:30:52.460with you. This is a game of addition, not subtraction. And let me just issue this warning.
00:30:56.840I don't know how much time we have, but let me just issue this warning. I'm glad to see the
00:31:00.260president echo that warning that I've been making for days now. You cannot lose Ken Paxton in Texas.
00:31:05.820You cannot lose that seat in Texas. I've seen them do this. The donor class and the consultant
00:31:10.280class, they did this in 2020. They were petty. They were vindictive with David Perdue and Kelly
00:31:15.060Loeffler. And they went on to lose both of those seats and the runoffs. They have not been able to
00:31:19.760reclaim a single one in georgia only donald trump was able to win that statewide at the federal
00:31:24.720level by the way i have plenty of time so start over this is an you're issuing i never heard you
00:31:28.100say this you're issuing a warning to the republicans in the white house i totally agree this is like
00:31:32.280stalingrad in world war ii we've got to get ken paxton who's a great guy in regardless but this
00:31:37.280is a major optics issue against this communist pervert weirdo so so start over i agree this is
00:31:43.420max trump needs can't trump direct the rnc to dump money in this is they're telling him to0.94
00:31:49.620dump money he's saying you dump money whoever does it do it now i don't really care again give up on
00:31:55.820the long shots you couldn't win michigan in a pro-republican year the idea you're going to win
00:32:00.600it now is ridiculous they haven't won that seat since 1994 the republican revolution and before
00:32:06.260that alex you have to go back to 1972 and even when they did win it in 94 they lost it the very
00:32:11.580next uh cycle which george w bush got elected in they lost it in 2000 to a woman we all know now
00:32:17.940is debbie stabenow they haven't been able to win that seat even with trump on the ballot so start
00:32:23.760over with your warning we need maximum ever again paxton because if he gets shot down what does that
00:32:29.100do checkmate alex it's checkmate the the morale blow to republicans from losing texas in 2024
00:32:37.120would carry when 26 would carry over till 2020 democrats would be foaming at the mouth it would
00:32:43.780be morale boost on steroids. And I've seen this play out before where Republicans sleep on a state0.91
00:32:49.000they think is super red. And then the next cycle, it turns into a blue state. It can go in the right
00:32:54.880conditions for a Democratic candidate. And we are in a bad Republican year right now. If they lose
00:33:00.460it, they will go all in in 28 because they will see checkmate on the board. They will. It's like
00:33:06.080sharks, you know, smelling the blood in the water, folks. If they get Ken Paxton, they will go hard
00:33:11.540the way that biden went hard in georgia and went hard in arizona this is i feel like it's deja vu
00:33:17.200all over again and these consultants are they don't care for people that don't know california
00:33:21.500used to be the reddest state in the union and then now look at it we are so close you've got
00:33:27.760all these tech millionaires pouring money in only elon is is fighting him some we need elon to come
00:33:34.120in you know big big big for paxton because you're absolutely right the democrats aren't spending
00:33:39.500record levels of money and doing all they're doing here for a reason they know as texas go
00:33:43.320so goes the nation as eisenhower first said this has to be maximum effort and then there you go
00:33:48.840trump sitting on his hands saying he's supporting paxton but not engorging him with the money i mean
00:33:55.080i bet if uh i mean why don't they spend the amount of money they spent you know in a house race in
00:34:00.680kentucky on paxton even in north car look i'm in north carolina i don't want it to go to roy cooper
00:34:07.840He was my governor. I know he's not this like conservative Democrat. They paint him out to me, but you have to make decisions and look at the big picture. Yeah. OK, I'm not saying seed it. But again, there are long shots. They're throwing a lot of money at. Which one is more important, Alex? Hoping Mike Rogers defeats El Sayed because you called him a socialist or making sure that you shore up red state you actually have a chance in. And oh, by the way, if you lose, it is checkmate.
00:34:34.160You cannot win the Electoral College if you cannot keep Texas in your column.
00:34:38.920They will see it, and they will go hard at it.
00:34:41.120And oh, by the way, thank Maryam Adelson for Tallarico.
00:35:56.360And by the way, people at the time thought that
00:35:58.220They called they called our polling a mirage at the time. They didn't believe it. It happened. And if you go and look at the primary and where Tallarico performed the best, he performed among those Hispanic precincts and communities where Donald Trump made the most gains.
00:36:11.660He got in some areas, it's like 80 percent of Kamala Harris's vote in a Democratic primary.
00:36:18.640These are small areas, too. So why is that important? We know exactly how many voters are there.
00:36:23.760He could only have gotten that number of votes if he got Hispanics who just previously voted for Donald Trump to instead cross over and vote.0.78
00:36:31.580And that's why this flip is so dangerous. And you went over this quickly earlier.0.60
00:36:34.920People don't know the Republican Party didn't get set up till, you know, basically, you know, the abolitionists and then Abraham Lincoln.
00:36:41.620Before that, it was the Whigs or two party system.
00:36:43.200One had to go away. The Democrats, the original party.
00:36:45.800And for those that don't know this, who don't remember it for the first time ever, when Trump won two years ago,
00:36:52.220he was the guy that presided over the Republicans now and all the polls being the biggest majority party, not the Democrats anymore.
00:36:59.180And now he has squandered almost all of those gains from the coalition groups that crossed over.0.80
00:37:05.280He's lost a bunch of his original base, and literally all he has is boomers, love them to death, who've got five to ten years on this planet left.0.89
00:37:11.620That is such a disaster, and I don't think people understand that.1.00
00:37:15.080So people need to take it very serious that Texas is on the verge of going blue.
00:37:20.680Guys, we explained this a lot, not to shamelessly plug the book, but this is what we explained.
00:37:25.680No, in fact, I got the book last week and read it.
00:37:28.520burn it down tell us about burn it down yeah i mean this is exactly what we're trying to explain0.67
00:37:32.740to people in the book and by the way you just put up the gallup numbers before even the boomers are
00:37:37.520basically evenly split you act as if or not you but other people republicans they act as if boomers
00:37:42.940are just this deeply red group they're not they're broken up into two different groups the older group
00:37:48.320is more republican the younger group birth the managerial professional class in this country0.99
00:37:52.680and they are much more democratic if you don't win back these younger non-white coalition members0.91
00:37:58.380that donald trump brought into what was to me the most impressive coalition any republic has put
00:38:05.040together you could look at ronald reagan and you could say well he won more states yeah well it was
00:38:09.480a lot whiter back then alex it was easier to do so yeah no trump trump getting they tried to
00:38:14.680demonize him and and say he was hitler he got the biggest votes ever i guess other than like
00:38:19.020nixon of non-whites and and and so you talk about squandering this that is that is such a central
00:38:26.040point to understand and and now do you think trump even understands because all he cares
00:38:31.340about his legacy i think how much he's destroyed his legacy i you know i i i don't i don't know
00:38:38.780the answer to that question i do hope every day that he thinks deeply about it i because he is
00:38:45.040um and i try not to count him out because i've just you know i'm from originally that part of
00:38:49.420the country and i've watched one trump come back after another but i think at some point you know
00:38:55.360you have to it's september 3rd now alex i mean we've been screaming about this for a year there's
00:39:01.460almost no way he couldn't have had a conversation about this with himself and the people that i
00:39:07.140think again when you get into dc you got to make a decision on whether you're going to confront
00:39:11.680certain people in certain forces we were just talking about the u.s senate that was in my in
00:39:16.780my mind a big mistake i feel like he's a little bit boxed in at this point because he didn't
00:39:21.180He needed to do that right off the bat just so people at home understand the big the biggest obstacle that you have to change is not the Democratic Party.
00:39:30.560It's the Republican rhino institutions that are entrenched in D.C.
00:39:33.740The biggest defender of the deep state is the Senate Republican Conference.
00:39:38.040The biggest pushers of the Russia hoax in during Trump's first term were Republican senators and Republican lawmakers.
00:39:43.720And his decision not to take them on, I feel like probably cemented this trajectory because he had he wrote into office in our polling, which was the most accurate national poll nationwide.
00:39:54.920We actually did approval rating for when he was in office before.
00:39:59.920So it's interesting we can compare it now.
00:40:25.980And I think regardless of how it ends up, that's going to have an impact on his legacy because the way what he said to get this majority, what he said to put together this coalition, you know, people believed it.
00:40:37.980I mean, it's what it comes down to, you know, Republicans who are still holding on, you know, they're white knuckling, you know, the dream, the 5D chess stuff.
00:40:46.620I would, you know, just ask them this.
00:40:48.680Did you expect people not to believe it and not to hold you accountable for it?
00:40:53.040So it always makes me surprised that people who still rapidly that, you know, like vehemently support the president are mad at voters for believing them.
00:41:04.740think about that exactly well i'll say this in closing one final question
00:41:08.400i you i'm sure you have a lot of great sources i know you do i have a lot of great sources not
00:41:12.860as many as i did but a lot the majority of people are totally freaked out in the white house
00:41:16.800the pentagon's freaked out almost everybody's against the war and but they say nobody listens
00:41:22.880trump only has a small group he listens to it and they're so upset because they're worried
00:41:25.980about the democrats who they should be about but the average person boomer that still supports
00:41:30.140Trump. And like you said, the boomers are waking up fast. I think like 10 percent of their support
00:41:35.200in the lower group in age has already defected over and is now, you know, anti-Israel first.0.98
00:41:42.500So there's a lot of good things happening there. But it's a day late and a dollar short because
00:41:48.180the Democrats are in free fall, too. They may get a hand of the ball and try some Democrat
00:41:52.840socialist stuff. But when that doesn't deliver right away, that's going to boomerang right
00:41:56.680around in 2028 if the republicans can put somebody forward that is populist and means business so the
00:42:02.060danger is the democrats really realize that that's why they're they're going to go for pure
00:42:06.040totalitarianism as soon as they get back in control because they understand it's in the
00:42:10.400fourth turning and they understand that they're going to lose one way or the other that's my view
00:42:14.360what do you think yeah i i would just add to that that i i and i think a lot of people on the right
00:42:19.720don't want to come to grips with this when you're in a fourth turning it's not like you have a finite
00:42:24.360amount of time to keep playing the boomerang game the you know the pendulum swinging game
00:42:29.480back and forth every couple of years democrats have to do nothing but bide their time that's it
00:42:34.580you had to make a move after this election in the 24 election you had the ball you had to make a
00:42:40.840move but explain this because when the fourth turning stops it then goes into the first which
00:42:45.180solidifies whatever they choose at that moment what happened that's right so whoever is left
00:42:50.060holding the ball is going to win here folks i mean so democrats just appear to understand
00:42:55.940that better than the right and i would just ask the right yeah they're the long they're the long
00:43:00.840game players they're the long game playing the long game that why or what you know right wing
00:43:06.120people out there ask yourselves this look back at the last you know the post-obama era and look at
00:43:10.920all the elections yeah you won some you lost some you won a lot why do you keep losing because
00:43:15.300democrats understand what they need to do when they have the ball and the right plays around and
00:43:20.900they make excuses and they you know go into sick and sycopency mode and they make excuses and they
00:43:26.460and they make behind the scene deals with the democrats for money they sell out a lot let's
00:43:32.060be real alex let's call it well i've never defended selling out but you don't sell out
00:43:35.800when you're ahead by one point in the last 30 seconds this is the at the super bowl this is0.98
00:43:42.300the dumbest shit ever north carolina is a great example you have the population in and around the1.00
00:43:47.960research triangle wake county it's rising democrats squeeze huge margins out of that the1.00
00:43:53.100only reason trump was able to stem the tide of losing a state like north carolina is because
00:43:58.320it's not quite like northern virginia it's not that situation and trump was able to take counties
00:44:02.800in eastern north carolina for instance which is a great example like a hyde county carterette
00:44:07.960Craven and turn them into massive margins. If you lose those massive margins, which he gets by
00:44:15.220also adding non-whites, non-college non-whites, if you give up any of that coalition and you let
00:44:21.800any of that bleed out, then Wake County and the rest of it overtakes you. That's why Cooper's
00:44:27.020right now presently spanking Michael Watley. This is why Barack Obama was able to take North
00:44:32.680carolina uh from john mccain after george bush had a similar disaster well this is the last question
00:44:38.540you gotta go and i gotta go but but real fast and i know you like to go off the science of the
00:44:42.840polling but you also get futurist trends very well what happens when the republicans lose the
00:44:47.040house and senate if they do which i think is going to happen probably how does that what does that do
00:44:51.780to israel first brainwashing in the white house or does trump reject them or double down in the0.95
00:44:57.440last few years for looting and just not give a crap i i know some people right now are understating0.96
00:45:04.940the threat and they're just starting to roll around to this now like what it would mean0.93
00:45:08.760what would the democrats do and how difficult of a life would they make everyone's in the white
00:45:14.260house um and it's unfortunately just now starting to dawn on a lot of people i think uh i i think
00:45:20.960well maybe this is wishful thinking but i do think at that point alex that he realizes like
00:45:27.060you know, you guys led me into a bad position here. You've boxed me in. I've got these people
00:45:31.320coming from my scalp, everyone's scalp around me. And they, he eventually puts them on ice.
00:45:36.820Maybe that's just a hope, but I do think that's going to happen because at some point, and this
00:45:41.580is the last, and I know we're getting close. The Israel first crowd moved as fast as they did0.99
00:45:45.620because they know their time is up. They had to push as hard as they could right now because
00:45:49.500everyone from Tel Aviv to Washington DC knows that people like myself and Mark Mitchell were
00:45:55.100right about the trajectory when it comes to support for israel in this country they have0.99
00:45:58.760overstepped the left is reacting to it quicker than the putting it lightly they've destroyed0.88
00:46:03.760themselves pr wise they've ruined themselves and i mean again we talked a little bit about this
00:46:08.600last time it was on i've read internal government reports they know it but their decision was to
00:46:13.660keep pushing and try to get as much as they could right now while they still had the ability to do
00:46:18.540it well i don't think donald trump's going to react to that very well maybe i'm again maybe i'm
00:46:22.940wish casting over here but i think trump will come around to it the problem is it unfortunately
00:46:28.080just be too late alex well i just get angry hearing all this because i know it's all true
00:46:32.000you can see it on the street not just in scientific polls like yours and it's so sad we trump had
00:46:38.140everything two years ago and i've never seen such a comeback i've never seen it squandered
00:46:42.440it's just it's so sad we just got to keep engaged and keep informing and keep promoting that you
00:46:48.160know communism and socialism and all this isn't the answer just because trump went sideways you
00:46:52.820You know, it doesn't mean the solution is the Bolshevik Revolution 2.0.