00:01:48.700There's something about betrayals as a wound that just takes longer to heal.
00:01:52.460It hurts. It's personal. It cuts deeper. It's personal. Right. And a lot of these voters and I tried to impress this on them.
00:02:00.800These voters felt like you were their last chance. Many of them aren't even participatory voters.
00:02:07.440They barely vote if they have ever voted before. They believed in you and they came out to give you a chance because they thought this is our only hope to reverse course and get this country back on track.
00:02:19.020There's a lack of appreciation for that mindset for these voters.
00:02:22.820Why did all of these millennials or 80s babies, all of these my generation, you were a hulkamaniac maybe when you were a kid.
00:02:30.700Why did you all of a sudden snap out of it and decide you were going to vote for the first time?
00:02:35.280Trump didn't do better even with suburban women because he changed more people's minds.
00:07:03.680Don't worry, Joe. You can come back. Don't worry, Marjorie. You can come back. Don't worry, Thomas. You can come back. Don't worry, Alex. You can come back. Don't worry, Marjorie. You can come back. What do all these people have in common? They're either OG MAGA or they represent what was truly new MAGA in 24. And they brought along the numbers that got us a winning coalition.
00:07:22.960All of these other people out there, they dismiss these criticisms and these people fracturing off. You act like you had a 10-point popular vote win or something. You don't. And let me just give everybody a little bit of a stat, and then I'll kick it back to you because this is real, and these people can destroy the Republican Party if they choose to do so.
00:07:41.860So instead of, you know, mocking them and making fun of them, you should be trying to figure out how to court them back because you chase them away for a tiny parasitic sliver of the coalition.
00:07:52.880Neocons are nothing. They are. They're literally dying right in front of our faces.
00:07:56.540People. Lindsey Graham just corked off out of nowhere. Mitch McConnell is still alive, but he's not.
00:08:03.420OK, they're literally dying in front of our face and you're sacrificing the future coalition, the future of America, our future ability to win elections for these dinosaurs who are going extinct.
00:08:16.400And the truth is, the comet has been heading to Earth for years.
00:08:19.500They just never saw it coming because they're too stupid and too old to see it.
00:09:30.380It's good to be here. Well, you're a smart guy. I can ask a million questions, but I got a lot of questions and angles.
00:09:35.440But where where should we start here? You know, what you were saying before, I don't I don't want to be in MAGA.
00:09:41.320I think that's the story, which is what even is MAGA anymore, because I think it's just disingenuous and dishonest to argue that people elected Donald Trump because they expected the agenda that they got here.
00:09:55.640You know, after about, what, three to five months, he was really hardcore focused on the domestic in the beginning.
00:10:01.520And you can see it in our numbers. I mean, the data is crystal clear.
00:10:05.580So the apologists or whatever you want to call them at this point, their argument isn't supported by any data points whatsoever.
00:10:13.200It got this thing went awry after about five months when the lobby came into town and redirected the president away from his focus on domestic policy.
00:10:21.900And when that happened, the wheels came off.
00:10:24.620I mean, right after Operation Midnight Hammer, they lost their generic ballot lead.
00:10:29.180The president had a chance to even tighten back up his approval and even go back positive if he would have focused on the domestic.
00:10:36.000That didn't happen. So what I'm doing, I mean, beyond the top line numbers, Alex, I'm looking inside those numbers to see, well, what is happening here?
00:10:44.440And this is the simple bit of it. And this is why, you know, sometimes I give it with the bark on, but because it's frustrating.
00:10:49.720We speak to thousands and thousands of people, and the job has been more depressing this last year and a half than it's ever been.
00:10:56.960These are younger people particularly who – and by younger, I mean not boomers, right?
00:11:02.260I mean there's some Gen X folks that are on the lower end of that.
00:12:09.600And their their response has been to belittle people or browbeat them or attempt to, you know, browbeat them in the submission.
00:12:16.580Well, you're acting like you won with a 10 point popular vote victory.
00:12:20.340You didn't. And by the way, our national poll in 24 was the most accurate.
00:12:25.320We edged out The Wall Street Journal by 0.1 percent.
00:12:28.840So we know exactly who voted for Donald Trump and all of the winning parts, the younger, the non-white, the overlap into non-college voters that you cannot reach with white voters alone.
00:16:47.980They didn't want a new version of Donald Trump, and the environment was ripe.
00:16:52.500For him to come in and do in 2024 what he started in 2016, which you know and I both know he earnestly tried to do, and that's why the system pushed back so hard against him.
00:17:03.080Folks, if somebody goes to D.C. and the system isn't pushing back anymore, it should be a massive red flag to you.
00:17:14.600And after about five months or so, the noise started quieting down, and what?
00:17:19.920I mean, it's a bipartisan consensus in Washington, D.C. to start some of these regime change wars, which, by the way, they got under Biden.
00:17:28.780There was the Russo-Ukrainian war that started.
00:18:39.200The post 9-11 mindset of being scared because it's it's a it's a crisis and we were under attack and we'll believe in the nightly terror alert level threat level.
00:18:49.820Exactly. That is over, Alex. Exactly. They don't believe it. Millennials, they're not myth believers.
00:18:55.980They're they're much more based in the real world with their thinking and their political thinking because they have real issues to deal with.
00:19:03.220So let me ask you this, because I could hear you talk for 10 hours. You're dead on. Yeah. But it's important postmortem.
00:19:36.160It sounds like he was compromised, and he was told,
00:19:38.200you go out and you do these things to totally separate yourself from these people you have to
00:19:42.200destroy your own base because the democrats always said once we get rid of trump we got to demolish
00:19:47.000his base so i think they made a deal and said you have to demolish your base now with this civil war
00:19:52.160i'm being cynical here but if trump does have this 3d chess they clearly had to do it on purpose or
00:19:57.080he's not as smart as we were told i mean i know a lot of people who do have that you know who do
00:20:02.740have that suspicion you know i hate to try to get in somebody's head but i do look at this i mean
00:20:07.900Alex, the man's been shot at multiple times. He was a president. They took that from him and he effectively, you know, there's a pandemic unleashed on the world.
00:20:17.260They used it as an excuse to change our moratorium and put moratoriums on verification procedures for the elections.
00:20:22.960He finds himself under 91 indictments. They got chains on Trump Tower.
00:20:28.700You start if you're a man like Donald Trump, you've got to start to worry about what happens to your family, like in the future.
00:20:34.420And when you're I know I would. And I say this and people get mad at me.
00:20:38.400Like you're making excuses for him. I'm not. He's been through a lot.
00:20:41.800You're trying to track actually what happens. And it looks like he finally made a deal.
00:20:45.540Because notice, as soon as he made that deal, which clearly he did, suddenly the police were protecting his properties.
00:20:51.260Suddenly the heat got pulled back about 90 percent. Go ahead.
00:20:54.900Yeah. I mean, look, he's not dumb. We can rule that out.
00:20:58.440Rush Limbaugh had issued a really stark warning to him before he passed away.
00:21:02.980And he gave a version of that live on air on his last broadcast.
00:21:07.200And it basically goes a little something like this.
00:21:09.480Look, you can survive the FBI coming after you.
00:21:12.620You can survive the media coming after you.
00:21:15.060No third party or outside external force can come in and break the bond that you have with your voters.
00:21:20.920This is something that's personal and it cannot be broken because they see you as their champion.
00:21:26.320The only way you can break it is if you do it yourself.
00:21:29.540And by doing something like, if you don't shut up about Epstein, I don't want your support anymore.
00:21:37.800Look, that angered a bunch of people, and anger is always the word people go to.
00:21:41.440But as a pollster listening to people, I always review.
00:21:44.980First of all, I still interview myself.
00:21:46.960I go through transcripts of other agents that do interviews for us.
00:21:50.640And I'm constantly listening in and eavesdropping on what people are saying.
00:21:54.340And we also have a part in our interviews where we give people some time to to lay out why they answered the way they did on the questionnaire.
00:22:01.380And the word isn't anger. It was disappointment. They were hurt by this.
00:22:06.200I would call it betrayal. I feel betrayed.
00:22:08.700I feel like and then let's imagine it's a fight and that's a left jab and you tee the guy up and you pop him in the chin with the left jab.
00:22:16.560And his chin is there ready to be, you know, ready exposed.
00:22:19.740And then you come in with the overhand right. That's the Iran bombing Operation Midnight Hammer.
00:22:25.700And it's just a one-two punch that put MAGA down. And betrayals cut deeper.
00:22:30.640There's something about betrayals as a wound that just takes longer to heal.
00:22:34.280It hurts. It stains more. It cuts deeper. It's personal. Right.
00:22:38.840And a lot of these voters, and I tried to impress this on them, these voters felt like you were their last chance.
00:22:46.000Many of them aren't even participatory voters.
00:22:49.060They barely vote if they have ever voted before.
00:28:40.280And then let's go through these amazing polls that you sent us on his approval rating, on demographics, Republican versus Democrat, the Iran war.
00:28:48.640So you tell us which ones you want to go to first.
00:28:51.520You know, if I was Trump, it's probably a different answer than what I tell Trump to do, right, because some things might be viable and some might not be.
00:29:00.460I try never to count out Donald Trump because it's the miraculous comebacks he's made before.
00:29:04.900But I mean, this is we're at a point now where it is bad, which we can see if, you know, looking at the graphics when we put them up.
00:29:11.760But what he needs to do immediately, Alex, is end the Iran war.
00:29:16.320I mean, 70 percent of the country doesn't even care the terms of the deal.
00:29:20.240If he if he gets a better deal than the JCPOA, we're beyond that.
00:29:26.440You will never convince people that the needs of a foreign nation or even if you're trying to argue they're your needs, but they're overseas.
00:29:32.700you're never going to get them to believe that those needs are more important than their own
00:29:37.420basic needs at home. This is like simple Abraham Maslow hierarchy of needs stuff. If they can't
00:29:43.160pay their rent, if they can't buy food, if they can't pay their car payments, if they can't get
00:29:47.200back to school clothes for their kids, they're not going to care what's happening in Iran or
00:29:53.360Israel. He's got to end that war. The one bump that we've had for him in the last six months
00:29:57.820came the month that he announced the MOU.
00:30:27.820He needs to start trying to end the resolve the conflict in Eastern Europe.
00:30:31.760But it's about optics and how much of his time the American public perceives to be being put towards meeting their needs.
00:30:39.540They don't even expect you to accomplish everything that you want to accomplish.
00:30:43.320They just want you to be their champion and try, you know, acknowledge that affordability is a problem.
00:30:49.500Exactly. Acknowledge that gas has got to go back down.
00:30:52.360You know, it's like a reminder every three days when you fill up your gas tank that Trump started a war that you didn't support.
00:30:59.140Seventy percent did not support this war.
00:31:01.860Twenty percent supported it before the conflict.
00:31:04.340And let's talk about this new poll you've got right here.
00:31:06.460I mean, the newer from June, this is a big deal.
00:31:09.420This is what the White House shared, too.
00:31:11.480And this interesting, the most interesting thing on that graphic, folks, is look at the difference between 2024 Harris voters and 2024 Trump voters.
00:31:19.440While some voters want to support Trump, and if you ask them if they support the war, some of them will basically lie and say they do, even though that's even collapsed.
00:31:28.140But overall, when you ask them whether they want peace, they want it more than Democrats do.
00:31:35.140A lot of those Harris voters that we interviewed straight up said that they oppose the deal because they hope Trump continues the war because they know it's stupid and unpopular, and it'll lead to a landslide in November.
00:31:47.100Which, by the way, shows how they're one-dimensional.
00:33:18.860The only people who support a lot of the policies that they started to pursue when things went
00:33:23.900awry are older Fox, BoomerCon Republicans, and Alex, the silent gen is almost gone.
00:33:29.980Boomers vote at high rates, but time comes for everybody.
00:33:33.980They got a maximum of 10 years, and it's a tail on that.
00:33:37.600max max down to nothing and here's the thing you meant you alluded to this but i know in the polls
00:33:42.640you're more of an expert than i am by light years they weren't even big trump supporters but what
00:33:48.140they are is bandwagon riders i'm not saying all boomers my parents aren't like that but they're
00:33:53.020but but but they they they go with what they think the establishment is and now that they don't see
00:33:58.220big attacks on trump and they see the stuff they feed them in fact i sent you guys a clip that they
00:34:02.900put out everywhere he's a king and his surrogates are saying trump should be a king and trump is
00:34:07.180backing for everybody else that's repulsive but for boomers it's this weird comfort slop
00:34:13.080word i'm inventing here and it's it just has destruction written all over so they weren't
00:34:18.020even real supporters before but now why are they i mean look boomers like calm and the truth is
00:34:25.140they're in a period of their life where uh you know charlie and i used to talk about this a lot
00:34:29.440it's like that this is why some of the older republican voters in 2024 didn't even identify
00:34:35.440as MAGA. They identified as traditional Republican in our poll. Now they identify as MAGA. It's
00:34:40.860because they're at a period in their life. They don't want to burn it down. This system was
00:34:44.860designed to benefit them. It's designed to give them the golden years that they want.
00:34:49.620And they they're not. I mean, it's a horrible thing to say, but it's the truth. They're not
00:34:53.700really thinking about what's going to happen to their kids or their grandkids. And I think the
00:34:57.140big part of that is and it's not to insult anybody. It's just the reality. It's a social
00:35:00.740science reality. Boomers have been the center of the universe for four decades, and they've had
00:35:06.300control over foreign and domestic policy for as long. They're used to the focus being on them.
00:35:11.440They're used to worldviews centering around them. Well, guess what? The revenge of the millennial
00:35:16.780is coming. And if we're not seen, if the right is not seen as the champion of that cohort,
00:35:22.240then we're going to be annihilated. Not beaten, annihilated. In 2017, millennials became the
00:35:29.680largest share of the vp the voting eligible population they don't vote at the rates boomers
00:35:34.580do or even the science with remains of the silent gen they punch way above their waist still but
00:35:39.620when they do when they decide to flex those political muscles if we're not on the right
00:35:43.840side of this thing we're going to be destroyed in truth alex 10 years max you said it that's
00:35:48.960actually very close to the number that we give in the book but they could do it now if they wanted
00:35:54.600to let me be clear since we're talking turkey richard i'm not a statistician like you i'm
00:35:59.720saying max 10 years but the power goes down every year massively so within five years they're already
00:36:05.260eclipsed within six years they don't even matter what five six years i mean it's it's over we're
00:36:10.720gonna see it in 28 we'll see a big shift we'll already see a big impact of that in 28 which
00:36:16.040everybody thinks vance is just gonna sail into this thing without a problem and a part of the
00:36:20.320clip that you played is me saying you have to repair this fracture. You can't just go around
00:36:25.940and pretend this fracture didn't happen. It did happen. And by the way, look at that chart. This
00:36:29.840is his approval by key events, like what happened and then how did his approval trend after that?
00:36:36.080You can see we were actually on RealClearPolitics, the poll with the widest positive spread for Trump
00:36:41.920at his high. So this is not like we're some unfriendly poll to Trump. We're definitely one
00:36:47.420of the we were accurate but that also made us more friendly to him you know compared to some
00:36:52.340of the left-wing oh richard let me stop you because i don't know i mean i follow some of
00:36:56.120your stuff but let me guess when you put out real polls now you're being called a traitor
00:36:59.460uh katari uh yeah okay go ahead absolutely the the right in in 16 alex when we called it right
00:37:06.940the right loved me in 18 when we said the house is going to go because you betrayed people on
00:37:10.840health care they hated me then by 2020 you know it goes back and forth and by 24 i was their saving
00:37:15.940grace again you know so you would think after all that time you would earn the right to be heard
00:37:21.400when you start shooting a flare in the air i was about to say i don't look at people about what i
00:37:25.740want to hear who i respect and who i have on is people that tell me the truth because i respect
00:37:30.820that because i don't want to be caught flat-footed but there's this thing where people especially
00:37:34.980the democrats but republicans are acting more and more like them at least the boomers i'm not
00:37:38.400selling you all out boomers boomers calling to go i'm not like that we know but like 65 percent
00:37:42.240I mean, you guys, the ones got rid of Massey. My point is, is that is that they want delusion. They want lies.
00:37:49.500Yeah, I mean, people, I think there's part of the part of people out there where even some of them may understand and they acknowledge it, but they lash out at you or they lash out at Tucker or they lash out at me because they don't want to lash out at the president.
00:38:05.100And I get that because a lot of I saw this in the Obama era, too.
00:38:08.480There were a lot of people who were truly upset with Obama, but instead they attacked people who criticized Obama.
00:38:14.360Now, all of these years later, they put they lay the criticism where it belonged, which was with Obama.
00:38:21.620A lot of the boomers that voted Trump in, they voted Obama in.
00:38:26.140That's right. I mean, this is again, it's a backslide.
00:38:30.020What the Republican coalition is doing right now is backsliding.
00:38:33.340All right. You could not win without those Obama voters. You could not win without those low propensity new voters.
00:38:39.580Trump was winning the unlikely voter poll, which is a funny exercise that pollsters do every year.
00:38:44.780It tells you if these voters were to come out, who would they vote for?
00:38:48.600Because they have the power to change the electorate and make an election easily winnable as opposed to a close election.
00:38:54.280Trump was the first Republican president in my career to win the unlikely voter poll, which was exciting.
00:38:59.680You know, and back then when we were putting out our polls, it showed he was doing better with younger people, black people, Hispanic people.
00:39:07.200How's he doing? How's he doing now? Because I know that for the first time ever, the Republicans were the majority party.
00:39:12.440That's not the case now, is it? I mean, how far is the slide here with the coalition that got him in in 2024?
00:39:18.580Yeah, I mean, we we sent over the partisan trends that we do.
00:39:22.920It's really ugly. Alex, I can give you a quick stat, which is at the end of that clip, which you played earlier in November of 2024.
00:39:29.68040% roughly said, I'm a Republican. They identified as a Republican. Of that, by the way,
00:39:35.040about half was MAGA, America first. Now today, it's about 30%. So you've lost about 10% off your
00:39:42.400total number. It's a huge decline. And of those, only about 45% say that they're America first or
00:39:48.780MAGA. Look at that. I mean, and by the way, we did this first and then you saw it with Gallup
00:39:53.500and Pew and others. They followed us a month or two after. We're just scheduled ahead of them and
00:39:58.300we publish it every month. They do it quarterly. But we all see the same trend. So just to give
00:40:03.120people some quick napkin math, Republicans were a larger party than Democrats in 24 by
00:40:08.500identification. About half of that or 20 percent of the country was America First MAGA. And now
00:40:14.000they're 30 percent overall and only 13 percent combined America First MAGA. And we do actually
00:40:20.300even split that up, Alex. And we say, which one is it? Are you more America First or are you more
00:40:25.000MAGA. Well, America First cleans MAGA's clock every month now, 60, 40, 55, 45. So MAGA is really
00:40:32.720like 5.7, 5.8% of the population. That's it. And America First is around seven to eight. So
00:40:40.080you're looking at 12, 13% on any given month. And notice in all these polls, which are tracked
00:40:45.140everywhere, it's all happened recently since he said, don't look at Epstein. I don't care about
00:40:50.000affordability. I love war. I mean, this is a 100% clear signal, isn't it?
00:40:55.000It's this is what I meant before when I said that the neocons don't have a single data point on their side.
00:41:01.060Guys, we track the generic ballot every single month.
00:41:03.800Republicans held on to their lead in our poll, even though other media polls, they did not.
00:41:08.500They held on to their generic ballot lead until Operation Midnight Hammer.
00:41:12.960The week after Operation Midnight Hammer, they lost their generic ballot lead and they have not they have never gotten it back.
00:41:19.580And notice that's when Trump turned over control and said, my brain is Mark Levin and Fox News turned against his base.
00:41:27.300People instantly saw the betrayal. It was quick. It's like a light switch.
00:41:31.700Yeah, I think he just got completely consumed by it, too.
00:41:36.380And I got to tell you, the voters gave him a lot of grace. They expected Trump to pivot again.
00:41:41.740Remember the State of the Union? They thought that was a signal that he was going to bounce back and he was going to pivot to the domestic.
00:41:48.020And he started to talk about health care and certain affordability issues, but it just kept getting stepped on by Israel, the Israel lobby and Iran and this and that and this overseas.
00:41:59.040And every time we hear about the Russo-Ukrainian war and it doesn't end, it just reminds people that he said he would end it in 48 hours, right?
00:42:05.920Not send more missiles and more military aid over to Zelensky.
00:48:52.560And so, I mean, listen, you said we're not anti-Semitic.
00:48:56.260My God, obviously, I wish this was even the focus we got China to deal with.
00:48:59.820But at the end of the day, Israel's biggest worst enemy is Netanyahu and Ben Gavir and those crazies.
00:49:07.620And people need to be able to step back and realize that this is a literal dead end.
00:49:13.940And that's why they try to bully Trump's original supporters, because they know our voice is important to put the pressure on him to get off of this train to hell.
00:49:23.680Yeah, I honestly think that Israel didn't make the right call here.
00:49:29.420And some of the criticism dating back like a year or so ago, which they came at you hard for, you know, they called everybody names.
00:49:36.340That was coming from the same place that my criticism of the president was coming from.
00:49:41.560I don't want to see you in the spot I think you're going to end up in if you go down this path.
00:50:28.540if you truly believed that the DSA rising
00:50:30.940was the end of the republic as you knew it,
00:50:32.940then you couldn't make a logical argument
00:50:36.180that advocated for this war, advocated for this agenda because you did it at the expense of the
00:50:42.440coalition. Your number one priority, if you truly believed all of that, would have been to keep the
00:50:46.920America First coalition together, keep it viable, keep it electable and dominant. It was dominant.
00:50:52.560It didn't have to be this way. So we're back to Trump blowing up on purpose. And I go back to
00:50:56.880Napoleon Bonaparte. He said, never interrupt your enemy when they're making a mistake.
00:50:59.700I've been I don't want Israel to get blown up I mean I'm literally like I'm literally like this
00:51:06.100is pro-Israel telling him don't do this and Israel too I mean I've been I've been lucky enough I've
00:51:12.400read internal government reports they understand the problem they have with public opinion a public
00:51:16.660opinion in the west including in the United States and yet none of the prescriptions Alex
00:51:21.620none of the prescriptions included anything with modifying their behavior or their tactics their
00:51:27.600prescription was to keep pushing forward and throw more money behind it and just keep going
00:51:32.020look at ben gavir with a daily 40 person kill a palestinian quota why would he put a post even
00:51:38.260if he's a monster why do you you didn't see joseph mingle advertising his genocide like
00:51:43.200listen i know you got to go you're amazing do five more minutes with us to put bookends on it
00:51:47.200we're going to go to break for two minutes richard barris people's underscore pundit amazing i don't
00:51:50.880know why the hell i would have you on the show more please come on a regular basis anytime you've
00:51:54.660news you text my producer you're on the show followed you for years but it's just been a name
00:51:59.180and i've seen your face here and there and then uh it's just amazing to have you wow richard
00:52:04.340barris is impressive people underscore pundit on x follow him there and get his book we'll tell
00:52:10.020you about that when we come back stay with us well i'll say it i've been following his polls
00:52:15.500for years one of the top pollsters top two or three in the world richard barris and i hate to
00:52:20.180even interrupt him to just say how right he is or bring up other topics i want to invite him
00:52:23.540uh the next time i'm i'm i'm out of town or something's come up or hell i might even just
00:52:28.740take off to have him host two hours uninterrupted this guy is amazing hosts a lot of shows be sure
00:52:33.540and follow him on exit people's underscore pundit but just in the next four and a half minutes sir
00:52:37.140you've got the floor without me interrupting for any other key points you'd like to impart to the
00:52:40.960viewers thank you so much for being here and thanks for having me on alex and i'd be honored
00:52:45.180to do that. That's amazing, really would be. Look, you know, this comes down to something
00:52:49.580very simple. The president was elected to be a domestic wartime president. You know,
00:52:54.280there were structural problems with our economy that got worse during COVID that he was elected
00:52:59.900to address. Being a foreign policy president is a very easy trap to get into. But unfortunately,
00:53:05.940that's not how D.C. works. They can't walk and chew gum at the same time. Either the blob and
00:53:10.720the deep state and the foreign policy establishment gets their agenda or you get yours those of us
00:53:16.080who have been doing this long as long as i have and longer many people have been doing it even
00:53:20.340longer know that it's just the way it is it's unfortunate reality of dc and they have got to
00:53:27.340pivot back to the economy because look at yesterday in pennsylvania we lost another
00:53:31.660we lost another state legislature they're worried i just came back by the way from bucks county i
00:53:36.680took a six state battleground state tour in the last six weeks. They are worried about getting
00:53:41.140wiped out. When you get wiped out like this, as bad as they can, they're facing in Pennsylvania.
00:53:45.700It is almost it's incredibly difficult. It's not possible. It's incredibly difficult to rebuild
00:53:50.840from the ground up. You lose your donor base. You lose all of your your get out the vote base
00:53:55.100from your local local electives that are in office. The hour is late. And I'm telling you
00:54:00.400this election is I wish I would have wrote the book sooner, Alex. I really I really do. But
00:54:05.140Sometimes you're limited by your own schedule, but this entire narrative and making sure that we cater to this, yes, we have to burn it down and make sure we cater to this new majority that is coming.
00:54:16.780You may not care about them in the midterm, but you better because from the future, moving on, it's 10 years max is about right what you said.
00:54:25.660It's only going to get worse from this point forward.
00:55:13.280Now, we know those of us with a brain didn't need to wait for a news report leaking intelligence to know that that was a complete garbage story.
00:55:23.340It was is has it been has two years, not even been so long that we forgot what it was like to be under Democratic control with those of us who are behind a microphone or running for office or what it could end up in prison.
00:55:36.240And the neocons claim we're going to get the Democrats elected when it's their actions, the polls show that are doing it.
00:55:41.720You know, we're going to get blamed, Richard.
00:55:43.500You know, we're going to get blamed when they when they.
00:55:44.920easiest prediction i ever made alex was months ago after i mean longer now after operation
00:55:52.480midnight hammer i said you watch they're going to need somebody to deflect blame onto and it's
00:55:57.340going to become the podcasters who's and the pollsters who simultaneously have no influence
00:56:03.160like according to mark levin i'm an unknown pollster yet it'll be my fault if we lose you
00:56:08.140can't have it both ways mark tucker can't be irrelevant alex can't be irrelevant but somehow
00:56:13.100they're the ones who are to blame. This is very simple. All of the data points to the same
00:56:18.300direction. The parasitic part of this coalition would can't win an election to save their life
00:56:23.620on their own, hijack this administration, steered it off the cliff. And now they're going to do what
00:56:28.720they always do, blame somebody else and move on to the next coalition that they can latch onto
00:56:34.680and drain of their life force. That's all they've ever done. Well, I'm your new biggest fan,
00:56:39.440Richard Barris. I've followed your polls, but wow, in person, you're amazing. Thank you so much.
00:56:43.240The people underscore pundit. We'll talk to you soon. God bless you, sir. Thanks, Alex. All the
00:56:47.820best. God bless. You too. Amazing. I'm impressed. We'll be right back. I'm going to tell you
00:56:52.020something right now that is one of the most, if not the most important things I've ever
00:56:56.600talked about on air. And I want you to really listen to me. And I want you to get a pen and
00:57:00.780paper out of your iPhone, out of your droid and type this into your notes. And I want you at lunch
00:57:05.080to today or tonight or right now to just go to any search engine you want and type in two different
00:57:12.060names two different words okay two different drugs that have won nobel prizes you name it that
00:57:19.000people don't want you to know about and one of those is ivermectin that everybody knows about
00:57:23.920the other one that most people still don't know about is abenzadol if you do the research then
00:57:29.440it's important to understand that you need to get it from a pharmacy to get it from a doctor
00:57:34.520and we have a sponsor and that's of course bigly and they went they used the same service as you
00:57:41.780know the big web rx's and great people we've used that have been sponsors to the past but this is
00:57:47.380bigly doing it and the key is it's real it's pharmaceutical and it is a very low price people
00:57:54.220are selling knockoffs of it online without a prescription and a lot of it's fake or a lot of
00:57:58.780watered down and adulterated because i did a regimen a couple years ago of mebezidol
00:58:05.740we'll put that on screen that's how you spell it right there m-e-b-e-n-d-a-z-o-l-e and it didn't
00:58:11.900have any effect i bought it off of amazon and then i did more research they said most of that stuff's
00:58:15.900fake so i went and i got it from a doctor and it was incredible and my own medical doctor owns
00:58:22.460clinics all over the state of texas had already been pushing it on me for years and i just never
00:58:26.140done it ladies and gentlemen you can get the two in a combo the ivermectin and the medezidol
00:58:33.100together and they work synergistically together it is certified and known both of them as
00:58:38.380incredible anti-parasite just search the term ivermectin medezidol and just put in study
00:58:46.140and do your own research and see what the system has been suppressing about this this is something
00:58:52.780in my view talk to your physician and when you go to the website it's your online pharmacy and
00:58:57.580they've got nurses doctors all of it and then you get the prescription it's very very easy to do
00:59:01.340and i i would recommend to talk to your doctors my own personal opinion what i do for myself is
00:59:06.460twice a year i take a regimen of ivermectin and the best adult and it is incredible people ask
00:59:15.260why i look so young while i'm healthy it's a cocktail of things it's the ivermectin
00:59:19.400It's the Benvezdol that I take about twice a year as a regimen.
00:59:23.160Some people, my medical doctor says, take a little bit of our next day every week.