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00:00:27.000And there are a lot of companies out there, they don't like you very much, and they're spending the dollars that you give them on things that you don't like very much either.
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00:02:50.000Democrats created green passes for people who are vaccinated and discriminated against people who are not vaccinated, all on the basis that the unvaccinated were spreading the disease in a way that the vaccinated were not.
00:03:02.000All of that was, of course, predicated on very, very faulty or non-existent data.
00:03:06.000And what we saw last night in a series of debates across the country is the fact that Democrats have no defense for their own governance.
00:03:12.000You're seeing it in the polling data today.
00:03:14.000If you look at the polls all across the country, what you are seeing is that Republicans are basically now in striking distance in every major state.
00:03:20.000If you look at the polls in the Senate, for example, right now, according to the Real Equal Politics polling average, Pennsylvania is dead heat.
00:03:26.000That is before we get to the debate between John Fetterman and Mehmet Oz, which was just one of the saddest things I've ever seen in my entire life.
00:03:32.000Because John Fetterman is clearly not well, is clearly not healed from his stroke.
00:03:35.000His family, his campaign, decided to put him on the campaign trail for some God knows why reason.
00:03:43.000I would imagine that can't be good for your healing process because this did not look like a well person on the stage last night, as we'll show you in just one second.
00:03:50.000In New Hampshire, Maggie Hassan is now running about a three-point race against Don Balduck, which means that the National Republican Senatorial Committee is now pouring money back into New Hampshire.
00:04:00.000They think that that seat is in striking distance.
00:04:02.000In the Senate, you have North Carolina.
00:04:06.000In Nevada, Adam Laxalt is widely expected to win his race in Nevada.
00:04:09.000In Arizona, Mark Kelly and Blake Masters are now running a dead heat.
00:04:13.000In Georgia, Raphael Warnock is now falling behind Hershel Walker as this race closes.
00:04:17.000And you would expect, by the way, that in both Arizona and Georgia, the strength of the Republican at the top of the ticket on the governor's side is going to help drag those senatorial candidates across the finish line.
00:04:26.000People are going to go into the polls and they are going to see that they're going to vote for Brian Kemp in Georgia, for example, and Raphael Warnock is on ballot.
00:04:34.000They're going to vote against him while they're there.
00:04:35.000Same thing is going to happen in Arizona if Carrie Lake is doing well, which she appears to be doing over there.
00:04:40.000Vance looks like he's finally pulling away in Ohio.
00:04:42.000Ron Johnson, who is widely expected to lose his race at the beginning of this particular cycle in Wisconsin, is now pulling away.
00:04:49.000And Marco Rubio, who is expected to be running a competitive race with Val Demings just a few months ago, is now pulling away from Val Demings in Florida.
00:04:57.000I mean, if Republicans were to sweep, which is a possibility, because in politics, when there is a wave, the wave tends to move in one direction.
00:05:06.000If there is a Republican red wave, you could see a Republican pickup of a wide variety of states.
00:05:12.000You could see Republicans pick up three, four, five seats in the Senate.
00:05:16.000When you move over to the House, the RealClearPolitics polling average right now says that their average projection is Republicans picking up 29 seats.
00:05:29.000I think it's going to be five to seven points.
00:05:31.000And if that happens, Republicans could be picking up on the order of 40 seats in the House, which would give them a historically large majority in the House.
00:05:38.000In the governor's races, there are too many races that are just dead heat for Democrats to sleep on this thing.
00:05:44.000Real clear politics is currently projecting at least three Republican gubernatorial pickups.
00:05:49.000Races that were supposed to be competitive.
00:07:24.000And what that means is that if you start to stretch the boundaries a little bit, you end up looking at Whitmer in Michigan, who is only up in some of these polls by three points, two points, some of them are up six.
00:07:34.000But again, those tend to be Democrat leaning and slightly older polls.
00:07:38.000Or maybe New York, where Kathy Hochul is up six points.
00:07:41.000But again, the polling data in New York has been growing closer and closer.
00:07:45.000That race seems to be a little bit under-polled.
00:07:48.000And remember, in New Jersey, Jack Ciatarelli nearly beat Phil Murphy by spending $7, and he was losing by like 13 points in the polls going into that race.
00:07:59.000There's the heavy possibility that a bunch of New Yorkers are just not all that enthusiastic about, say, Joe Biden and the Democrats.
00:08:05.000And at the same time, they think that there's a really good shot that they're going to end up winning that gubernatorial race.
00:08:10.000And so Republicans end up flipping a seat like that.
00:08:12.000That is my sleeper pick, is that Kathy Hochul goes out to Lee Zeldin.
00:08:15.000If you're doing, like, NFL sleeper picks here, New York might be your smart sleeper pick.
00:08:20.000All of this led up to the debates last night.
00:08:22.000There were a series of debates across the country.
00:08:24.000The most followed one was the debate between Fetterman and Oz.
00:08:26.000Now, there's a lot of focus on this particular debate for a couple reasons.
00:08:29.000One, obviously, it's a very fraught Senate seat.
00:08:32.000Mehmet Oz has been widely disparaged and attacked by the media, by Democrats.
00:08:36.000Even some on the Republican side of the aisle have thought that he was a weak candidate and that Dave McCormick should have been the actual nominee in that seat.
00:08:42.000But Memedos has been steadily gaining in that seat for weeks at a time.
00:08:46.000A couple of months ago, I said that that seat was going to tighten up dramatically, and it has.
00:08:49.000That seat is now effectively a dead heat going into the debate.
00:08:53.000The other reason is that John Fetterman is an awful candidate.
00:08:57.000Despite all of the attempts to turn John Fetterman into a glorious new wave of the future candidate, John Fetterman is a lifelong dependent on his parents.
00:09:09.000He was the mayor of a town of 1,800 people, which is smaller than many golf clubs.
00:09:14.000His actual annual salary was in the hundreds of dollars.
00:09:17.000He was being supported by mommy and daddy until he was 49 years old.
00:09:21.000And then he became lieutenant governor.
00:09:23.000And as lieutenant governor, he's done precisely nothing.
00:09:25.000And then he ran for the Senate, predicated on an extraordinarily wild left record, including maybe we should free one third of the criminals in Pennsylvania's prisons.
00:09:35.000And maybe we should have no limits on abortion whatsoever.
00:09:37.000And this was considered the best part of his candidacy, right?
00:09:39.000Democrats in the primaries decided to pick Fetterman.
00:09:41.000Remember, Fetterman had his stroke before the primary vote.
00:09:58.000Anybody who noticed he was not perfectly fine was ripped up and down.
00:10:02.000I mean, you'll remember that there was an NBC News reporter named Dasha Burns who pressed Fetterman for medical updates and then went out and said, like, when I talked to him, when I chit-chatted with him, he just wasn't well.
00:10:12.000I mean, remember, this was just a couple of weeks ago.
00:10:14.000Here is Dasha Burns, who was ripped up and down, as we will see in just a second, for noticing that John Fetterman actually is not well.
00:10:33.000Well, I feel like we have been very transparent in a lot of different ways.
00:10:37.000Our doctor has already given a letter saying that I'm able to serve and to be running.
00:10:43.000I mean, respectfully, that letter from your physician, that was six months ago.
00:10:48.000Don't voters deserve to know your status now?
00:10:52.000Being on in front of thousands and thousands of people and having interviews and getting around all across Pennsylvania, that gives everybody and the voters decide, you know, if they think that it's it's really the issue.
00:11:06.000So Dasha Burns at the time, she noted that John Fetterman could not make small talk and he was having a very difficult time in conversation.
00:11:12.000And the media ripped her up and down, up and down.
00:11:41.000So the media narrative went from Jon Fetterman is fine to as he was out on the campaign trail bobbling, John Fetterman may not be fine, but he's fine enough to be in the Senate.
00:11:51.000And then it went to, if you notice that he's not fine, then there is something deeply wrong with you.
00:11:56.000And now, after last night's debate, the media have already swiveled to, it's totally fine to have a non-functional stroke victim in the Senate.
00:12:04.000That is now what they're relegated to because that is how John Fetterman performed last night.
00:12:19.000I mean, it's hard not to make fun of the fact that there is a Democratic candidate for the Senate of the United States.
00:12:26.000This is not a seventh grade spelling bee.
00:12:28.000This is not a kid who's having difficulty, broke his leg and he's out there playing on the fifth grade basketball team.
00:12:34.000This is for a Senate seat in the United States Senate.
00:12:39.000I mean, honestly, watch his answers last night, and it falls somewhere between tragic and tragicomic that Democrats have decided this is what they decided to do with this.
00:13:39.000Here's John Fetterman last night, who's asked about releasing medical records.
00:13:43.000And he said, my doctor thinks I can serve.
00:13:45.000He said, while being completely unable to finish sentences.
00:13:50.000Again, my doctor L believes that I'm fit to be serving, and that's what I believe is where I'm standing.
00:13:57.000That is what I believe is where I'm standing?
00:14:01.000I'm not sure he knows where he is standing at this point.
00:14:04.000And it's not mean to point out that the Democrats have decided and his family has decided to put this person in front of the public and say that this person is fit to serve in the United States Senate.
00:15:06.000signal mom trying with two children trying to race with them realizing making $31,000 a year, you know, $15 an hour. You know, I believe every work has dignity, and every paycheck must have dignity in it as well. True. I've always supported a living wage.
00:15:21.000What in the world? I mean, it's embarrassing. It is. I mean, not for him, but for his entire team.
00:15:31.000And you got to look at this guy as a victim of his team for putting him out there.
00:15:45.000And here's John Fetterman explaining that things cost too much.
00:15:49.000How exactly, Mr. Fetterman, do you propose doing that to make it more affordable for families?
00:15:56.000No, I just believe I just making it that much more it costs too much and I believe providing the resources to reduce the tuition to allow families to be able to afford it.
00:16:21.000I understand you want to win the Senate seat, but you would've been better off, if you were his team, just making up some bullcrap excuse to not put him in this debate.
00:16:28.000Because this is the most watched debate of the Senate cycle, and you put out a person who cannot get through phrases.
00:16:47.000After all, all you really need is for him to say yay or nay.
00:16:49.000This is really what they're trying to... Here was an MSNBC guest last night trying to talk her way through this thing.
00:16:55.000Fetterman's campaign is hoping to turn his sort of vulnerability into an asset here.
00:17:00.000Do you think he did so on the debate stage tonight?
00:17:05.000I think it's tough to say whether or not it will wind up being an asset with voters, but it was certainly an example of such remarkable transparency, the opposite of what the Oz campaign has sort of asserted, which is that he's somehow hiding something about his health.
00:17:20.000I mean, showing up for an hour debate And it was, as he said, starting out, he said he was going to talk about the elephant in the room.
00:17:31.000I wrote in my story about how in my interview with him, there was a moment where he became frustrated and stressed out, and it made some of his communicative problems worse.
00:17:40.000And I think that this context and what you described as the insanely high stakes of this election, this single debate, clearly This was a candidate who was feeling stress, and there was such intense scrutiny, often ableist scrutiny, on how he was going to communicate, and he just did a debate in front of, you know, the nation.
00:18:29.000This is the equivalent of you're applying to be a firefighter and you show up and it turns out that tragically, the week before, a tree fell on you and handicapped you and you show up and people are like, look at the bravery of this man who's auditioning to be a firefighter, who's applying to be a firefighter.
00:18:45.000Sure, he's incapable of carrying out the job.
00:18:47.000Sure, he's not going to be able to, you know, roll his way up those stairs and carry out another human being who's unconscious thanks to smoke inhalation.
00:20:06.000You're saying tonight that you support fracking, that you've always supported fracking, but there is that 2018 interview that you said, quote, I don't support fracking at all.
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00:22:15.000All of us who have been knocked down, but got back up.
00:22:18.000What Dr. Oz means to me is that he's going to fight for the big corporations who are ripping us off, he's going to fight for the big pharmaceuticals who are ripping us off, and the oil companies who are jacking up prices.
00:22:27.000I think the people of Pennsylvania saw a relatable guy who had been doing his recovery in public for quite some time, and for a guy who was just, you know, in the hospital months ago, took a Dr. Oz brief.
00:22:42.000And in the background, ABC is showing The Bachelor.
00:22:46.000So things are going amazing for the Fetterman campaign.
00:22:48.000Their big talking point coming away from the debate, aside from you're mean if you notice that there's something wrong with John Fetterman, is Dr. Oz suggested that abortion law should be made locally.
00:22:57.000The headline they're saying is that Dr. Oz said that abortions should be decided between local politicians, doctors, and women, as opposed to, you know, between doctors and women.
00:23:07.000There should not be involvement from the federal government in how states decide their abortion decisions.
00:23:11.000As a physician, I've been in the room when there's some difficult conversations happening.
00:23:14.000I don't want the federal government involved with that at all.
00:23:16.000I want women doctors, local political leaders, letting the democracy that's always allowed our nation to thrive, to put the best ideas forward so states can decide for themselves.
00:23:23.000I'm not going to support federal rules that block the ability of states to do what they wish.
00:23:26.000The abortion decision should be left up to the states.
00:23:28.000That is a wildly uncontroversial statement from Dr. Oz.
00:23:31.000They're trying to spin that because they got nothing else to spin.
00:23:33.000When you got nothing else to spin, just make up what your opponent is saying, suggesting that you want like the local mayor in the room while a doctor and woman figure out how to do an abortion or something.
00:23:41.000But bottom line here is that Fetterman, if he is elected in the aftermath of that, you want to talk about polarized American politics.
00:23:47.000If John Fetterman ends up in the Senate after that performance, It will say something about the nature of politics in the United States, namely that people are so polarized that they're willing to elect people who are not fully functional to positions of high power simply because they are not the other guy.
00:24:17.000Fetterman's criticism of the closed captioning system forced the closed captioning system to put out a statement, quote, both candidates agreed to the technical setup for the closed captioning process weeks ago, which was implemented at the request of the Fetterman campaign.
00:24:27.000Both candidates were offered the same opportunity for two full rehearsals with the same equipment used in tonight's debate.
00:24:34.000In fact, Nextar's production team went to extraordinary lengths When you are relegated to blaming the closed captioning system, you have a massive problem on your hands.
00:24:54.000Meanwhile, another race that has suddenly popped up onto the national radar is New York gubernatorial race.
00:24:59.000So Lee Zeldin, who is a congressman from New York, a fairly conservative, moderate to conservative Republican in New York.
00:25:07.000He's running against Kathy Hochul, who of course inherited her office as she has done with virtually all of her other high offices because some man couldn't keep his pants zipped.
00:25:15.000So Kathy Hochul has not done a good job as New York governor.
00:25:17.000There is nothing to suggest that she should retain that seat.
00:25:20.000Lee Zeldin really went at her aggressively last night.
00:25:26.000And it is hard to to forget the fact in this context that the New Jersey race that was nearly upset by a Republican had about 11 to 13 point gap.
00:25:37.000This New York race is closing and it's closing fairly quickly right here.
00:25:43.000And you look at these polls and you have a poll just a week ago from Siena that had HOKALUP11.
00:25:48.000And then you had a poll like days later from Quinnipiac that had HOKALUP4.
00:25:52.000My opponent still can't finish this sentence.
00:25:53.000are a little bit all over the place, but you can see the trend is to close the gap.
00:25:56.000Back in August, Hockel had a 15 point lead on Zeldin. Today, Hockel has about a six point lead on Zeldin in the RealCourtPolitics polling average. The momentum is clearly in Zeldin's corner, and he really hurt her last night. So Zeldin opened by saying, there's a reason people are leaving this state, and it's because of bad democratic governance.
00:26:13.000My opponent still can't finish the sentence. You can't expect her to ever fix it. But New York leads the entire nation in population loss because... She actually got asked this question by the media a few weeks ago when she was at Binghamton Airport.
00:26:25.000She probably would love to have a redo because she messed it up that time.
00:26:29.000For me, you ask me, why does New York lead the entire nation in population loss?
00:26:33.000Because their wallets, their safety, their freedom, and their quality of their kids' education are under attack.
00:26:37.000So they're hitting their breaking point.
00:26:38.000They're looking at other states like the Carolinas, Tennessee, Texas, Florida, and elsewhere, and they feel like their money will go further, they'll feel safer, and they'll live life freer.
00:26:48.000We were at a crossroads in 1994 when New York elected George Pataki, and we're at a crossroads right now.
00:26:55.000But as far as what happens with Kathy Hochul and one-party rule for four more years, outsize power of self-described socialists, we need balance and common sense restored to Albany.
00:27:03.000Okay, and that sort of moderate republicanism has won in New York, as he points out.
00:27:09.000George Pataki was governor of the state for a very, very long time.
00:27:13.000Zeldin said that he is running to take back the streets as well.
00:27:15.000The crime issue in New York is out of control and of course he is correct.
00:27:41.000We need to make our streets safe again.
00:27:43.000I'm running to take back our streets and to support unapologetically Are men and women in law enforcement?
00:27:49.000Okay, Hockel's response to all of this, to the rising crime rates in New York, to the fact that you cannot go on the New York subway system anymore because someone might shove you in front of a subway car, or because someone might hit you with a sword.
00:28:03.000And her response to this is, why are you so interested, Lee Zeldin, in locking up criminals?
00:28:10.000Yeah, I mean, listen, I stated that the first day that I'm in office, I'm going to declare a crime emergency and suspend Castile's bail and these other pro-criminal laws, because there is a crime emergency.
00:28:21.000My opponent thinks that right now, there's a polio emergency going on, but there's not a crime emergency.
00:28:26.000Different priorities that I'm hearing from people right now, they're not being represented, from this governor, who still, to this moment, we're halfway through the debate, she still hasn't talked about locking up anyone committing any crimes.
00:28:39.000I don't know why that's so important to you?
00:28:40.000under our laws, especially with the change they made to bail, has consequences.
00:28:45.000I don't know why that's so important to you.
00:28:47.000I don't know why that's so important to you?
00:28:51.000I don't know why locking up criminals is so important to you and keeping them locked up?
00:28:55.000I mean, Zeldin, for whatever remains of this campaign, she's going to run that ad over and over and over.
00:29:01.000And him saying, I wanna fight crime, and her saying, I don't know why that's so important to you.
00:29:04.000Because it's important to fight crime!
00:30:10.000The idea that masking small children who have no capacity to wear N95s, and again, there is no data, none, on whether a cloth mask is going to be effective against Omicron.
00:30:22.000The idea that she got kids back into school because of that, she delayed kids getting back into school by months and years because of her own bad policy.
00:30:33.000And if Lee Zeldin doesn't close that gap, I will be a little bit surprised, honestly.
00:30:37.000That's going to be a very close election, and it should be a very close election at the very least.
00:30:40.000Meanwhile, speaking of governors who did a horrible job during COVID, Gretchen Whitmer over in Michigan did a horrible job.
00:30:47.000You'll recall that she was barring people from going to the local feed store and buying seed, but she was allowing her husband to go out on the lake in his boat or whatever.
00:30:54.000Remember that Gretchen Whitmer He was mandating masks and lockdowns and all the rest.
00:31:01.000She is now in a hotly fought gubernatorial race with Tudor Dixon.
00:31:05.000Tudor Dixon really took the wood to her last night over a lot of issues.
00:31:11.000She pointed out that Whitmer has taken the furthest left position as possible to take on education, for example.
00:31:18.000Here was Tudor Dixon last night saying that she is not going to value politics over parents.
00:31:28.000Dixon also slammed Whitmer over the school closing.
00:31:32.000Whitmer had tried to claim she only closed the school for three months.
00:31:34.000Well, for the parents who were homeschooling their kids for like a year, that came as kind of a surprise.
00:31:38.000Yeah, I'm pretty sure I just heard an audible gasp around town when Gretchen Whitmer said that kids were out of school for three months.
00:31:45.000Perhaps she wasn't paying attention to what was actually happening.
00:31:48.000We even had schools that were closed this year.
00:31:51.000This is shocking to me that she thinks that schools were only closed for three months.
00:31:55.000Or maybe she thinks she can convince you that schools were only closed for three months, but you know better because your students are the ones that are desperately behind.
00:32:02.000And the test scores show that she's being dishonest about this.
00:32:05.000She's being dishonest about even trying to get into these schools to get these schools back on track.
00:32:13.000Democrats do not have a lot to run on here.
00:32:15.000Tudor Dixon also slammed Gretchen Whitmer's position that you should have all these nonsensical, woke, sex-laden books in schools available for small children.
00:32:26.000They've asked Gretchen Whitmer to comment, and she's been silent on this issue, so I'm anxious to hear what she has to say.
00:32:31.000If you have material in your school that is something that you can't read to a child at a bus stop because you would be arrested because it is pornographic, then it should not be in our classrooms.
00:32:43.000What these parents are talking about are not textbooks that will help children learn about themselves.
00:32:50.000These are books that are describing to children How to have sex and parents are outraged about it across the state.
00:32:57.000I stand with those parents that want to make sure we go back to the basics.
00:33:05.000And this is the biggest problem for them.
00:33:07.000And Republicans have a lot to run on, namely terrible Democratic governance in a lot of these states.
00:33:10.000And by the way, when Republicans were governing during COVID, remember, COVID is still the gigantic elephant in the room.
00:33:16.000Everybody is pretending that COVID is not going to matter in these elections because COVID is not a major ongoing issue in the United States.
00:33:21.000But the fact is the Democratic governance during COVID was bad.
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00:36:52.000Inflation, driven by the pandemic and Russian President Vladimir Putin's war on Ukraine is a global challenge.
00:36:56.000I know a lot of people have a job and are still struggling to pay for groceries, gas and rent.
00:36:59.000That's why I'm so determined to lower costs for families.
00:37:01.000I'm working to reduce the burden on working and middle class people by bringing down the cost of everyday things they need for their families.
00:38:02.000Here was Joe Biden last night congratulating a person who apparently he believes is named Rasheed Sanook on becoming the new Prime Minister of the UK.
00:38:13.000And whether it's the United Kingdom or just today, we've got news that Rasheed Sanook is now the Prime Minister.
00:38:46.000The look of derangement across, that's the president of the United States.
00:38:49.000And meanwhile, they're pushing the things that really matter.
00:38:51.000So here's Corinne Jean-Pierre, the world's worst press secretary yesterday, suggesting that one of the top priorities for this administration are trans rights, are human rights.
00:38:59.000Ah, the most important thing for this administration is ensuring that your small child can be, can be socially transitioned and then sterilized.
00:39:06.000And then hopefully at some point in the future, mutilated.
00:39:11.000I want to be careful here because you're asking about a political ad, so I can't respond directly to that ad.
00:39:18.000But what I want to say is, you know, the President has been very, very clear, and you've heard us say this from this podium, and it will continue to be what we believe, which is transgender rights are indeed human rights.
00:39:35.000Meanwhile, Corinne Jean-Pierre also suggesting, again, it is amazing.
00:39:39.000These are the same people who suggest that if you deny election results, that it's the end of the republic.
00:39:43.000Here is the White House press secretary yesterday maintaining that voter suppression is happening at a high level in the United States, which is a lie.
00:39:49.000It is a bigger lie than there is voter fraud happening in the United States.
00:39:51.000You cannot name a human in the United States who has tried to vote legally and has been denied the right to vote.
00:40:15.000But according to Corrine Jean-Pierre, just because lots of people are showing up to vote doesn't mean voter suppression isn't happening.
00:40:19.000Well, you've now created an utterly unfalsifiable thesis that allows you to deny election results, which is what Corrine Jean-Pierre is very good at doing.
00:40:25.000She still thinks that Stacey Abrams is the rightful governor of the state of Georgia.
00:40:29.000There have been a host of anti-voter policies forced on states that challenge America's fundamental right to vote, right?
00:41:30.000I await your, I await your explanation of how this works precisely.
00:41:36.000She then refuses to say whether Joe Biden was wrong to call Georgia's voting law Jim Crow 2.0, despite the fact that Georgia now has tremendous numbers of people who are early voting.
00:41:46.000President Biden, last year, likened the new Georgia voting law to, quote, Jim Crow in the 21st century.
00:41:53.000But turnout so far in the state's midterm elections has smashed midterm records.
00:41:58.000Today, it topped 1 million votes overall.
00:42:00.000That's about 70 percent more than 2018, on par with presidential election turnout.
00:42:06.000Was President Biden wrong with this assessment of Georgia's voting law, or does he stand by that Jim Crow comparison?