00:01:21.380Like, here's a short list that I came up with of the things they thought they were going to get.
00:01:25.520They thought they were going to get arrests, draining the swamp, deficit reduction, higher wages, economic restructuring, 100 percent deportations, election integrity, no new wars.
00:04:47.980His attacks on those that warned him of this and then running to those that were the never-Trumpers and his enemy was the worst political instincts ever.
00:04:56.380Or does he just not give a damn because, after all, he doesn't face re-election.
00:05:01.000But regardless, I want to get Mark Mitchell's take for the rest of the hour on wherever he wants to go, the polls, the numbers, 39 days after the midterms, what we're expecting, big billionaire Republicans that always give in the last 40 days, pulling back on Senate races, not a good sign.
00:05:16.900So Mark Mitchell joins us at Honest Pollster, OnX, Honest Pollster, OnX, HonestPoll.com, or TheHonestPoll.com, TheHonestPoll.com, and he joins us now to go over this.
00:07:37.680And there are good pollsters out there.
00:07:39.560And I think my poll has nailed it, but I'm not going to pat myself on the back
00:07:44.960and say I'm the most accurate pollster.
00:07:47.060Sometimes I'll miss by a point or two or even more in states.
00:07:50.720Yeah, but you're recognized by liberals and conservatives as in the top two or three people,
00:07:55.720And that's that's who we have on. But but but larger issue here. And I want to be able to go over this with you. There's so many angles. This is kind of into the future. And I'll put the cart before the horse, but I want to get this up front. What what is the response going to be by the hardcore MAGA cult when this disaster happens? And then do you agree with MTG? There's a real danger of Trump throwing a big fit as he's basically been threatening to do.
00:08:21.440i think there's going to be a huge blame game i think we're already starting to see it happen
00:08:26.860the neoconservatives are not going to acknowledge that the iran war was unpopular uh you have like
00:08:32.600hardcore new maga who is still going to go down with the sinking titanic with trump and i tell
00:08:38.760you i don't think his numbers are going to be great like i don't think history is going to
00:08:42.000treat this guy pretty well and that hurts me again because i personally and and i'm a human being i'm
00:08:47.400allowed to support people and have biases. What separates me is that my polling is not paid for
00:08:52.820by Republican or Democrat party. I'm independent and I try to represent the American people.
00:08:57.640And I think that I show that I'm able to do that by criticizing both sides.
00:09:01.380And I was criticizing Trump in order to try to help the American people get what they voted for,
00:09:06.720which was all much more popular than Trump was. And now we're going into this midterm election
00:09:11.580with Trump at about a 40% approval rating.
00:09:14.240So if there is a polling operation going on by pollsters,
00:09:18.320it's that you're going to see some left-wing pollsters now show Trump in the high 20s.
00:09:22.500They're going to try and make this guy look like Jimmy Carter or second-term George W. Bush.
00:09:29.580I think after the midterm loss, he might.
00:09:31.580But right now, he's got a 40% approval rating,
00:09:34.060which is worse than George W. Bush had going into the 2006 election.
00:09:38.360Again, another midterm election where there was an unpopular war in the Middle East.
00:09:43.700And then the other polling operation is a lot of these left wing media pollsters like, you know, Morning Consul and Quinnipiac and Reuters Ipsos actually for months showed this race a lot closer than it was.
00:09:55.640So the last time I was on with your show, we had a generic ballot.
00:10:25.880I know most people get this, but for those that don't understand, we're not being deceived when we say he's 29 on this, he's 30 on that, he's 35 on this, he's 40 on that.
00:11:33.280We saw this coming and we tried to stop it for a year and a half.
00:11:36.680and again, got attacked. Now, people are going to say, oh, well, this is polling and maybe it's
00:11:41.360wrong and it always misses. And it's like, OK, here are all the things that line up to show that
00:11:47.080this is going to be a very bad midterm for Republicans. You have multiple really good
00:11:53.000pollsters at a national level now showing the race. They all sort of agree that it's Emerson,
00:11:58.680New York Times, Trump's own internal polling for Brizio apparently shows like a Democrat plus 10
00:12:03.740a Democrat plus 11 electorate. Barris does. There's more pollsters every day. Now, if you
00:12:09.220look at the individual Senate races, those also match with an equivalent leftward shift. So Trump
00:12:17.400won Texas by like 13 points. Well, if the polling says that Texas is tied, that validates the left
00:12:23.940word 13 point shift in the national electorate. Now you have the betting markets that say it is
00:12:28.780like a 97% chance that Democrats pick up the house. Now, then you have the Republican money
00:12:34.940is getting pulled out of places that should be safe. Like North Carolina are going to
00:12:39.220places like Texas. So they're even triaging where they're spending their money and,
00:12:43.900and really circling the wagons around Texas, because that would be an absolute demoralizing
00:12:48.880defeat. Then you have like, uh, you know, new polls that show that even Florida, the governor's
00:12:54.680race might actually be kind of close in a way that would just blow people's minds two years ago.
00:13:00.080Just thing after thing after thing lines up. The fact that Republican primary turnout was down
00:13:06.060across the board, the fact that Democrat primary turnout was up across the board,
00:13:10.900every single thing shows that the momentum has shifted away from the Republicans. And again,
00:13:16.760this was so predictable a year ago because Trump wasn't delivering on what people fundamentally
00:13:22.400wanted. And just the fact that Republicans really don't have a midterm message, I think is the most
00:13:28.180damning thing at all. Remember, they entered election season on September 1st by having a
00:13:32.820virtue signaling, you know, House proclamation against socialism and made it very clear that
00:13:38.140what they planned to do was just run against Democrats again. Well, I'm sorry, but this
00:13:42.660referendum, this election is going to be a referendum on your inability to govern. And
00:13:46.920what people really needed was Republicans with Trump to get in and actually govern for the
00:13:52.680American people. And Republicans are so used to just saying, well, you know, the other guys,
00:13:57.480the bad guys vote for us in order to save you from them. Well, no, voters are transactional.
00:14:03.340Now, the Republicans, unfortunately, are like, do not have this massive high propensity bank of
00:14:09.340older white Republican voters that push them over the top. And part of that is information so fast
00:14:15.480now. But also, we're in a deeper crisis. We're in the fourth turning. The pain stimuli is so
00:14:21.500strong. People don't have time. This is all compacted now. And so I want to get into all
00:14:27.720your new poll numbers that are incredible. But first, looking at psychology as your futurist
00:14:32.120hat, looking at Trump and what's going to happen, obviously, when they lose the House big, maybe even
00:14:39.020the Senate. I want to see your numbers on that. It's important to study his psychology because
00:14:44.540will he go further entrenched with the neocons, expand the war, or could he somehow wake up and
00:14:50.820come out of this? I mean, I don't tend to think that that's the case, but you and I have been
00:14:55.560saying a year ago, if this continues, you'll see Republicans start to abandon him. It'll accelerate
00:14:59.740at local, national, state level into the midterms. It'll be terrible after the midterms.
00:15:05.660And then here's the New York Times today, survival mode. Republicans accelerate their
00:15:10.300break with trump i mean does he know how lame duck he's going to be once this happens go ahead
00:15:16.720uh i mean they're going to push him to the front and let him take all this flack from the democrat
00:15:23.020120th congress is what's going to happen they're going to turn tail and run and just completely
00:15:27.640abandon him as the democrats go nuts picking apart his administration like that's probably
00:15:32.300what's going to happen now again tough to predict the future but like it some things are predictable
00:15:38.180Right. So this Iran situation doesn't have an easy out.
00:15:42.060And even if he like completely decimates the Iranian like civilian infrastructure, it's not going to make people happy.0.96
00:15:48.940It's probably going to make the global economy worse.
00:15:50.940We're already staring down like a lot of financial like red lines that a lot of people thought that we shouldn't be crossing.
00:15:57.720And it only looks like the global diesel situation is going to get worse.
00:16:01.080And like these are obviously ifs, but it's like explain to me the path in which we extricate ourselves in a way that even looks remotely like some kind of win for Trump.
00:16:11.480And I just I don't think there's a good hypothesis there.
00:16:16.580And again, a lot of the stuff coming out of the Trump administration, the issue has been that they've had some successes.
00:16:21.760But from a leadership perspective, he's been unable to sell this idea, again, of coherent governance that's reforming the American economy and federal government, right?
00:16:32.840So whether or not we have 5% GDP, everybody is still dealing with this affordability issue.
00:16:39.500And I don't know if your producer, your producing team can find it.
00:16:42.880There's a really great Economist YouGov chart that shows about 10 or 15 years of history on the question, is the economy getting better or worse?
00:16:52.800And what it shows is that starting at COVID, the economy getting worse went from about the 30s to the 60s.
00:16:59.960And the only thing that's moved those numbers going all the way back to COVID is the inauguration of Biden and the inauguration of Trump.
00:17:07.640so none of these economic signals none of the unemployment rates that get released the stock
00:17:12.920market have actually convinced people the economy is getting better the only thing was hope oh we
00:17:18.980elected a new president he's going to come in and fix things for us and then the number skyrockets
00:17:24.040again and we're the the number right now is almost 65 it's the highest it's been since the yeah let
00:17:30.600me do it this way i don't need a big scientific study to know we have record numbers of people
00:17:34.260living with their parents that's why young people are so pissed i mean look at this oil could top
00:17:38.540150 diesel all-time high 10-year treasury yield uh 19-year high showing mass inflation monetizing
00:17:45.800the debt nearly half of adults under 30 live with their parents financial fallout could last for
00:17:51.140decades so so this is the real issue and that's exactly what you're talking about yeah 100 so
00:17:58.100again somebody would say oh you're just cherry picking the economic signals that you want and
00:18:02.840it's like no what i'm saying is that the american people are not feeling economic relief and so if
00:18:08.280you gaslight them that we're in the golden age they're going to treat you just like biden who
00:18:12.600was gaslighting them over other things and so the idea is like and i said this to the president in
00:18:18.380in the white house we need to show americans a path to the golden age that they're not going
00:18:23.740to believe you if you say we're at the golden age now it's not going to work and so how are the
00:18:28.200republicans going to bring america down the path to the golden age well to even convincingly tell
00:18:35.000somebody that you have to acknowledge the problems that we have with our economy yeah you can't say
00:18:39.900there's not an affordability crisis you can't say i don't care about the average person's economic
00:18:44.660peril i mean look at this mcdonald's i'm not a fan of it but it's a major bellwether like walmart
00:18:48.760mcdonald's sinks to four-year low as deutsch bank sours on turnaround hopes global debt is soaring
00:18:55.260along with the interest on it to all-time highs. They're not cherry-picking. All the lights are
00:18:59.320flashing red. Record-breaking diesel prices are poised to hit grocery stores with fruits,
00:19:03.540vegetables, and meats first on the list. Something has changed in the world war over Ukraine. World
00:19:09.480war is now back on the table. Futures tumble as yields hit multi-decade highs. It goes on and on
00:19:15.020and on. This is all lights flashing red, and the boomers, on average, not all of them, are literally
00:19:20.200in La La Land. Yeah, I think that's a fair assessment. Well, they're certainly entrenched1.00
00:19:26.440in older ideologies and having this fight about these institutions that have failed,
00:19:30.780like you said, the fourth turning. And so they're still pounding their chest over conservatism and
00:19:35.520pointing at socialism and say that socialism is evil and you can't do that. And I have a whole
00:19:40.920raft of new polling that says, well, actually, people are warming up to socialism. I mean,
00:19:47.100I think socialism favorability is now up to 38 percent, only 44 percent unfavorable.
00:19:53.080And actually, and that's where I wanted to go next.
00:27:48.580And now they're going to run to the socialists.
00:27:51.180They're going to run to the communists that, of course, isn't going to work except the average communist.
00:27:55.080And I don't know Hassan Piker, but I've known a bunch of these people off record, you know, over the decades.0.81
00:27:59.540I've been at dinner with some of them, and they'll say, listen, you ought to really join us because when we take over, we're going to kill everybody.0.79
00:28:05.840And he's all over TV, and he's popular saying we're going to kill everybody.
00:28:09.560And so people need to understand these guys are a real danger.
00:28:11.920Here's a short clip of Hassan Piker yesterday.
00:28:36.900Let's get a compilation together of leftists saying they want to have a red purge, a red terror, and kill everybody.
00:28:41.700I was trying with Larry Grafwald, the Green Beret, and the Weathermen with the Bill Ayers and all of them literally saying the same thing.
00:28:49.820Larry Grafwald became a member of the Weather Underground Organization as an undercover operative for law enforcement agencies in Cincinnati.
00:28:57.880His role within the organization was to carry directives from the Central Committee to the operating units in the field.
00:29:04.720I brought up the subject of what's going to happen after we take over the government.
00:29:08.380But, you know, we become responsible then for administrating, you know, 250 million people.
00:29:20.180No one had given any thought to economics.
00:29:23.480How are you going to clothe and feed these people?0.86
00:29:26.540The only thing that I could get was that they expected that the Cubans and the North Vietnamese and the Chinese and the Russians would all want to occupy different portions of the United States.
00:29:37.920They also believed that their immediate responsibility would be to protect against what they called the counter-revolution.
00:29:45.100And they felt that this counter-revolution could best be guarded against by creating and establishing re-education centers in the Southwest,
00:29:56.500where we would take all the people who needed to be re-educated into the new way of thinking and teach them how things were going to be.
00:30:07.300I asked, well, what is going to happen to those people that we can't re-educate, that are diehard capitalists?
00:30:14.980And the reply was that they'd have to be eliminated.
00:30:18.980And when I pursued this further, they estimated that they would have to eliminate 25 million people in these re-education centers.0.83
00:30:27.680And when I say eliminate, I mean kill 25 million people.0.60
00:30:31.800I want you to imagine sitting in a room with 25 people, most of which have graduate degrees from Columbia and other well-known educational centers, and hear them figuring out the logistics for the elimination of 25 million people.
00:32:31.900He is not the wartime leader that America needed is the trend I'm trying to convey here.
00:32:37.180One of the pollsters actually did a poll on the $5,000 check and found that it was unpopular.
00:32:42.080That's not the kind of transactionalism that people want to see out of the conservative right.
00:32:46.180Like here's a short list that I came up with of the things they thought they were going to get.
00:32:49.600They thought they were going to get arrests, draining the swamp, deficit reduction, higher wages, economic restructuring, 100 percent deportations, election integrity, no new wars.
00:33:01.460And get this retribution that Trump ran on retribution. Right.
00:33:05.560And so when we get in and it's like, OK, we're seeing the same old stuff out of the Republicans.
00:33:09.540We're saying we're seeing the same gridlock and we're seeing a Trump that doesn't sound like he was on the stump.
00:33:15.700And, you know, I did all the polling for years to give this guy cover to basically come in.
00:33:20.100What these younger people, they think the Constitution failed.
00:33:38.160But the point is, is that they just want somebody that puts their interests first with transactional, like political process, right? Like that's what you need to do. And that's what you had that you really had the moral authority to do that a mandate in the 2024 election.
00:33:52.280you know people say well we thought trump was going to be our franco or trump needed to cross
00:33:56.980the rubicon and it's like okay fine but you're sort of overlooking the fact that in many ways
00:34:02.360that joe biden actually crossed the rubicon first like what did we do there we shut down all the
00:34:07.800small businesses in america everybody was worshiping like basically walmart we threw free
00:34:12.980money at everybody we were going to throw unvaccinated people in camps and we forced an
00:34:17.800experimental you know vaccine on basically all of america we took away people's first amendment
00:34:23.220rights we raided a former president's home with the authority to kill uh like and i was there
00:34:29.760doing the polling i had 53 percent of americans think that fbi is joe biden's personal gestapo
00:34:35.060i had like over i think it was 64 percent of people that thought that the media was getting
00:34:40.800cia talking points 57 thought that the january 6 was a fedsurrection like i did all these polls
00:34:48.520and then we got in and we had about a month or two of some project 2025 executive orders and
00:34:54.480doge and then it was all shut down somebody gave the shut it down order and you know we talked
00:34:59.480about it we i i agree with you i think it happened sometime in march or whatever not sure we'll ever
00:35:05.120know exactly what happened but it's like okay the systemic fixes the accountability and the
00:35:10.540fairness that all these young people especially thought that they were going to get is out the
00:35:14.420window and what you're left with is a straight ticket republican voter and basically your boomer
00:35:18.960who who can like look at this uh presidency and find something to love and will continue to support
00:35:24.700it there will be less and less of those people they they're going to be dying out at an increasing
00:35:28.780rate every year let's talk about that in a moment but you've said two huge things so i want you to
00:35:33.220go back over in detail two huge things here 100 can't be said enough your polling showed it the
00:35:40.320public told me this. It's what I wanted. We wanted real reform. We wanted prosecution. We wanted
00:35:45.780justice. We wanted retribution. We wanted institutions reformed. We wanted bad guys to
00:35:50.700go to jail. People instinctively knew that's the problem. Communists, capitalists, none of it's
00:35:55.060going to fix it. If the corruption isn't dealt with, Trump had this giant, incredible mandate
00:36:01.540and then threw it away. So that's one big tranche. But the other big pillar is to me, I know this is
00:36:08.880what it is. And it's very cynical. And now that I learned more behind the scenes, this is what
00:36:12.920happened. Trump decided I'm going to use this anti-corruption to negotiate with them. I'm going
00:36:19.080to get all the dirt on them. And I'm going to make the deep state make a deal with me. I can loot,
00:36:23.380do whatever I want, leave us alone when we leave. And that's what's going to happen. He decided to
00:36:28.060quote, survive. He decided he couldn't beat the swamp. And he went all in and made the deal with
00:36:33.340Emperor Palpatine as Darth Vader, I think to quote, save himself and his family. And he still
00:36:38.540has some good instincts. It does some good things. But then the Israel lobby came in to support him
00:36:42.380against the Democrat state lobby, because only they can handle that level of management.
00:36:47.160AIPAC's so powerful in Congress. He now had a lobby behind him. And so Trump made those deals.
00:36:52.320And I think even in the run up to 2024 into it, knowing exactly what he was doing,
00:36:57.160and it's very, very cynical, but I think that's where we are. So just addressing what people
00:37:01.280really wanted versus throwing away this mandate. And now why do you think he turned three, four
00:37:06.780months in i think clearly once he had musk go in and i think musk knew that's why musk got so pissed
00:37:11.700to find all the proof so trump could hold it over the deep state's head uh i only have conjecture
00:37:19.020and i again don't think we'll ever know but i think we're going to be talking about this probably
00:37:23.240for decades because it looks like again iran's going to hang over this whole situation and i
00:37:28.420think the democrats are going to be a lot more effective this time around than they were in the
00:37:32.200first administration of dismantling now i don't again there are still good things that can happen
00:37:36.940i know that there's going to be some people inside the agencies that are still doing work and still
00:37:41.360making conservative things happen uh but this is going to be an albatross like this whole trump
00:37:47.620situation and it's going to create a situation that makes it really tough for jd who again like
00:37:53.020is the front runner and is going to have a tough fight right there i mean i agree he's doing you're
00:37:58.480not saying is you like to just go with the facts he's he's doing every wrong move perfectly that
00:38:03.220doesn't look like a mistake to me it looks like he made a deal go ahead sorry no i mean iran is
00:38:09.280the perfect situation right like there wasn't a good response to uh the 12-day war and america
00:38:15.740being involved in it there really wasn't that's what really started trump's decline among
00:38:20.160independent voters again this is a story about the independent voter who lost about 30 net points of
00:38:25.960Trump approval over the last year and a half. Right. And especially with things like the Epstein
00:38:30.340stuff. But he was handed polling that showed that only 37 percent of America supported this strike.
00:38:38.000And not only that, that Americans would not tolerate a high casualty cost. The polling was
00:38:42.920egregiously clear on that. Like they did not want. And so, again, there's polling that you could use.
00:38:48.740And this is the problem with the polling industry is like you have the left wing pollsters who are
00:38:52.520all part of these media organizations they all have an inherent democrat bias but then you have
00:38:56.860a lot of pollsters on the right who make their money from the republican party and they don't
00:39:01.620disclose it and so those people are not in it for the american people they're not trying to get what
00:39:06.620the citizens want represented i am because i don't take money from the parties and i put polling that
00:39:12.820represented that americans did not want to strike it is true that americans don't want iran to have
00:39:17.720a nuke but then nobody asks well at what cost and the answer was americans did not want to pay any
00:39:23.280cost to prevent iran from having a nuke and i know that polling got to trump and also i know that
00:39:29.080like it's been reported very heavily that pretty much everybody said this is a bad idea to him
00:39:34.120right and so yet we still made this call which will be seen as one of the biggest foreign policy0.88
00:39:40.240blunders america's made in a very long so why did he do it he's not stupid he made a deal
00:39:44.480why did he do it we will be asking that question for a very long time and it will it it's it's
00:39:52.400going to be seen also in my opinion as the inflection point of like change in the republican
00:39:58.420party now again i'm very optimistic that this can be used to change the republican party for the
00:40:03.360better but as i've been saying the republican party will not succeed in the future unless it
00:40:09.120He has answers for how to implement systemic change.
00:40:12.900So let's talk about that because right now the Israel lobby, the neocons,
00:40:16.640and kind of the old Bush-armed bluebloods, the Ted Cruz crowd is trying,
00:40:21.680and they're bragging, oh, we've got it, we're back, which is completely delusional.
00:40:25.220The only thing more unpopular than, say, Netanyahu is them.
00:40:30.260They're delusional, but they're still going to make a run on it.
00:40:35.600Because I'm just here, like, as a populist, exactly.
00:40:37.780Republicans are the best beachhead to promote Americana, to stabilize the world, have a future for myself and my children, and not have the great reset and not have the dollar default, which Trump has got us accelerating towards.
00:40:48.840I mean, you were mild earlier, like, well, the numbers don't look too good, but let's not be too – I mean, these economic numbers are doomsday if it continues even a few more months.
00:40:57.860i mean yeah we're looking at loss of the reserve currency status of the u.s dollar and an inability
00:41:04.500to pay our debts which could lead to hyperinflation an absolute catastrophic collapse of the housing
00:41:10.120market looks like it's coming and by the way for those who don't know the default u.s government
00:41:14.060moved by any other government when an empire is going down is a giant war which is what they're
00:41:18.660queuing up and then they're accelerating to kill the dollar so we have to have the big war which
00:41:22.840we don't have to have this is insane i mean i was i was just about to get there like that tends to
00:41:29.260be yeah i mean that tends to be what happens with a superpower when they want a deck clearing
00:41:34.040operation and total global war is i mean we are already making you know changes to the way that
00:41:40.660we run the military draft like that is happening and we've had nato talking for a very long time
00:41:46.800about fighting an expansionist war in eastern europe like they they had an opportunity to
00:41:53.440prevent this thing with putin and ukraine from happening and yet we are still there and then not
00:41:59.180only that we've seen a a certain momentum of the ukraine situation to try and absorb what's going
00:42:05.040on in iran and you know at the same time we're fighting this proxy battle with essentially a
00:42:10.440competing currency block while our own currency is doing worse and we just give iran a situation
00:42:15.760where i mean you know on the ground it might not be all that rosy right now but at the end of the
00:42:20.720day we've put iran in a situation where they're probably going to have more uh global economic
00:42:25.560power and certainly more strategic control over the middle east again i'm not a foreign policy
00:42:30.940guy i want to see domestic policy stuff but there's no doubt all the top wonks say they
00:42:35.760were declining power now they're in ascended power if you pull back and look at israel and
00:42:40.220then black rock wanting a global recession but israel gets greater israel israel wants us to0.92
00:42:44.300commit us to a war that kills the economy to further commit us to total war and then in that0.80
00:42:49.860gamble they believe they're going to come out on top and politically with the police state that
00:42:53.720will be caused by the war not just here but in europe wide which they're now calling for in the
00:42:58.140uk be able to come in with a police state i'm not saying it's all israeli but the israeli operatives
00:43:02.800are some of the key brains and political muscle and money to convert the west to a pure police
00:43:07.960state going through this depression and this new world war and they're already thinking 10 steps
00:43:12.300ahead i think that's what's happening 100 and i think hopefully national populism will save us
00:43:18.640i think again people are not against interventionalism but i think it's like let's
00:43:23.380keep it in our hemisphere and make sure that it's in the interest of the american people
00:43:26.720and not foreign governments because basically what you're going to see now is any type of
00:43:30.680foreign influence is going to be a pariah a political pariah uh you're already seeing like
00:43:35.920fights over whether candidates are backed by apac or not just to give you an idea again we're
00:43:40.520talking about the younger voters especially who have had their eye open to this kind of thing
00:43:44.500and i did a poll in michigan back in november 2024 right before the election and i had rogers down
00:43:50.780pretty sure 14 points on elissa slotkin among zoomers well new york times just put a poll out
00:43:57.640of mike rogers versus al-sayed and he's got al-sayed up 71 points among the same cohort of
00:44:04.800people so we're talking a massive massive shift and again you could call this guy a socialist or0.88
00:44:09.520a communist or dirty muslim or whatever all you want that's not going to affect the youth0.88
00:44:14.280they're voting for somebody who essentially is not owned by israel and who's going to put their0.98
00:44:18.660issue their interests first well that's right and again with all the socialism polling it ain't
00:44:24.420going to work anymore i have a majority in the 60s of republicans who say we need to just break up
00:44:29.840big corporations they're just too big we need to break them up well take tucker you know endorsing
00:44:35.060the Muslim candidate in Michigan, I mean, to him, that's a kamikaze mission.0.84
00:44:39.240He doesn't support most of his policies, but he's not a neocon Israeli agent in DAA Section 219.
00:46:55.260And I'm not a guy that shoots his mouth off of Mr. Tough Guy stuff because I want to do this politically.
00:46:59.660But I'm just telling the establishment, if you think you're sending my kids to die in a war against Russia, you got to go through me first.0.98
00:47:05.820And by the way, I'm not going to go out and protest cops in the street like a dumb leftist.0.95
00:47:09.120I'm telling the establishment, you're on notice right now.1.00
00:47:12.320You try to get my fucking kids killed, you got a big problem with me, and I'm not playing games.1.00
00:47:18.200Yeah. And the very idea that Republicans operate hand in glove with Israel when among under 40 voters, Israel only has about 20, 25 percent support versus Palestine.
00:47:31.540So you just offer them a choice. Only 20 percent of Gen Z says Israel. Right.
00:47:36.300And so like just the very idea that the the the ideals, the things that power the Republican Party, the place where all the money comes from, are so diametrically opposed to where the younger voters are at.
00:47:50.140And so this is the challenge for the Republican Party that they're going to have to figure out how to solve in the next two years.
00:47:55.920And the fight is going to happen now. And again, I don't think with their current infrastructure, the leaders in charge that the Republican Party really can fight this battle.
00:48:05.440But at the same time, I also don't think we're in a situation where a third party is going to be viable.
00:48:11.500And so you have a situation where it could devolve and be very messy.
00:48:14.820You could see a Perot come in, maybe it's Tucker, and completely destroy the Republican Party by causing them to lose, which would probably suck.
00:48:22.340But then there would be a silver lining to that cloud, which is you'd get a lot of rhinos down ballot, like out of the party.
00:48:29.060But the RNC is not equipped to fight this.
00:48:31.540the people that allocate money i mean they gave a hundred million dollars to to john cornyn just
00:48:36.320to and imagine how much of that money just went to pad the pockets of the consulting class like
00:48:41.400it certainly didn't go to the benefit of the american people at all no i totally agree i
00:48:47.180totally made the race worse for paxton it was a complete mess and this is how they spend their
00:48:51.480money so if i i really think it's possible i i hate to say it like a 2028 campaign slogan of
00:48:59.760this time we mean it, is not going to be a very successful campaign slogan.
00:49:04.080But again, I do think that that is the assignment.
00:49:06.840Well, it's better than saying I don't care about any Americans' economic peril
00:49:17.180I said four months ago, got threats from the White House, you name it.
00:49:20.460It's time of 25th Amendment Trump, even though we don't even have the votes,
00:49:22.920start the ball rolling, at least War Powers Act, at least kill the war.
00:49:26.000The House passed it two weeks ago, hadn't gone to the Senate.
00:49:29.760We've got to put the brakes on here somehow, and I think Trump's going to get more volatile when the Republicans lose the House and probably the Senate.
00:49:36.980So in closing, putting the Tucker clip back up, he's just come out today and said Trump must be removed.
00:49:49.360He should have been removed from office immediately when he threatened nuclear war, threatening the offensive use of nuclear weapons, which is to say threatening the destruction of humanity.
00:49:58.020Okay, what about the war in Iran then?
00:50:02.580It's enough for me to say he should be removed from office.
00:50:06.240He should have been removed from office by his own cabinet secretaries
00:50:10.180the moment he threatened a nuclear attack.
00:50:13.040You're talking now about the 25th Amendment where a majority of the cabinet...
00:51:24.040He's losing matchups now, but not by that much.
00:51:26.440close enough that money and a really bad debate performance among Democrats is enough to push it
00:51:31.740over. But Trump is the wild card because I just think personally, he's going to want to go to
00:51:36.740Mar-a-Lago. He's going to want to be the kingmaker. He's saving money in his political action
00:51:41.320committees that I think will be used in order to continue to anoint people in the party.
00:51:46.440And it's like, I hate to say it, but he's been one of the biggest barriers of new MAGA candidates
00:51:51.160It's getting into the Republican Party because he's mostly endorsing rhinos for whatever reason, not least of which is to buy votes for like legislation that we haven't even been able to put to a vote.
00:52:02.860So there needs to be a plan, A, to circumvent all the way that the money operates within the Republican Party to get people who intend to actually fix the government in charge to do something like Project 2025, make sure it sticks this time and can't be co-opted.
00:52:18.600And you have to have a plan for the government gridlock, like pass a single page popular bill every day.
00:52:24.760Absolutely. Mark, you've been very gracious with a full hour.
00:52:27.500But I got one more question. Just do three more minutes on the side.
00:52:30.000We're going to shift gears on the news.
00:52:31.500I want to ask you about the insider trading and stuff, because that shows a real problem.
00:54:26.860i've been very troubled by his ability to message coherently for about a year now it really started
00:54:33.980with the epstein situation where he attacked his own followers after he had seen polling that
00:54:40.180showed that only 20 of his own voters agreed with pan bondi that the case was closed and i offered
00:54:46.020very good advice then which is like hey people care about this uh if you care about your supporters
00:54:50.900you should like you know just say the fbi is investigating or something and it'll all go away
00:54:55.480And instead, he really dug in in a very inexplicable way and handed the Democrats an issue that they're going to beat him over the head with for the next two years.
00:55:05.000So the reason that the Epstein thing was important and a lot of people would say, well, you know, it didn't rank that high on the list of issues that voters cared about.
00:55:13.300Well, what voters care about and that I've been saying for most of this interview is fairness and accountability.
00:55:19.980And so this idea that you have two tiers of justice, that's a very unpopular thing.
00:55:25.020Like, 95% of Americans do not like the idea of elites having a different set of accountability than them, right?
00:55:32.380And so when they see what the Democrats are going to do, I think, to Trump, and it is going to be finding very real things, there is going to be a preference cascade very much.
00:55:46.360People are going to probably be talking about the Epstein class.
00:55:49.740They're going to be talking more about plutocracy and oligarchy.
00:55:54.820in his face so bad yep and he was warned so many times and almost every sort of thing that he's
00:56:03.480gotten himself in trouble with with the base has been an inability to sort of like empathize with0.93
00:56:08.660the people that he was elected to represent this idea again of like putting h1bs over american
00:56:14.260workers and fighting laura ingram about how talented how we don't have talented workers
00:56:19.060like there have been so many symbolic things like that that trump two years ago would not have done
00:56:24.460Remember, this guy was the king of Twitter. And on Twitter, you have to feel the pulse of the discussion and learn from your replies and how people treat you. So he he became like he went from the king of marketing and the king of Twitter to essentially somebody who really undermined his own political movement by his own messaging.
00:56:44.120because again the problem isn't that they don't have wins it's his ability to coherently convince
00:56:49.340the american people that as a team republicans and trump can govern the country into a better
00:56:53.780direction in the future and i'm just like here to see you got so many watchers who probably are
00:56:58.400financially well off or don't understand this the temperature is going up it continues to go up
00:57:04.860americans on average are financially very fragile right now and all they do not trust their federal
00:57:10.780government they think the entire economic system is stacked against them this is going to erupt0.99
00:57:15.340absolutely we got to stop the communist using trump's idiocy to overthrow the country i think0.98
00:57:20.080we're in a real danger in europe in here of a communist takeover either in either or both0.95
00:57:26.380mark mitchell the honest pollster the honest poll.com incredible job thank you so much for the time
00:57:31.020thank you appreciate it we'll be back stay with us i want to encourage all of you to realize how
00:57:36.380important supporting this broadcast is. But I came up with an idea of the fact with the
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00:57:44.800for us to really culturally, intellectually, economically, and we have to, if they keep0.66
00:57:49.320pushing physically, hoist the black flag. Every normal man must be tempted at times to spit on0.88
00:57:56.860his hands, hoist the black flag, and begin slitting throats. But we're doing it politically0.88
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