Andy Biggs is running for Governor of Arizona in the upcoming primary election. In this episode of the Charlie Kirk Show, we sit down with Andy Biggs to talk about his campaign and what it takes to win the primary.
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00:01:26.000There was probably no political mission, at least in the near term, that Charlie was more passionate about than helping get you elected as the next governor of Arizona.
00:01:42.000And as you said, uh before we got on air, no pressure.
00:01:44.000You're trying you were Charlie's like probably I mean, there was a a few final it was like Nate Morris in uh Kentucky and you're I mean, but this was gonna be a he was the big one because he was like the desert Florida.
00:01:58.000He wanted the Floridification of Arizona and he just had complete trust in your credentials as a conservative.
00:02:07.000Uh you love the people of this state, and he knew you were gonna put in the work, and that's why I love I was uh I was joking, I was like, so it was har actually harder to book this than it was like Tucker Carlson, you know, to get on the show.
00:02:17.000Uh just in the last couple of days because you were out on the road.
00:02:20.000You were up north and you were you had all these events scheduled.
00:02:23.000So tell us how's the how's the campaign going and how are you feeling about things?
00:02:56.000And so this type of this type of thing this far in advance is really kind of unusual, uh, particularly in this state.
00:03:03.000Well, I I I like to think that uh Charlie and the energy that Charlie was putting into this uh is contributing uh because I think you know there is a sense that though you know we even feel it from the team, the last things that Charlie wanted or the last visions that he was casting, and and by the way, he's left certain blueprints that take us all the way through 2030, you know, that that we're gonna be following that it's you know, those are even more dear to us.
00:03:29.000And so I, you know, I think we speak for all of this show, this audience for turning point action.
00:03:35.000We say that you know, we are we're behind you like a hundred percent, a thousand percent, and you know, anything that that you need that we can do, we're we're excited to help.
00:04:21.000And and Charlie's endorsement and and turning point actions endorsement.
00:04:25.000Those those endorsements are are really critical, but also uh I I'd like to think in part that uh people know that I have a voting background.
00:04:36.000You can see how I've led the state when I was in the state and how I've worked in Congress.
00:04:41.000And so what we've what we have found is um even before and I told this to President Trump one time.
00:04:47.000I said before he endorsed me, I said, Oh, Mr. President, I'm already up forty percent, you know.
00:04:52.000So don't knock me down with that endorsement.
00:04:54.000But anyway, we had a good uh he gave me that endorsement, and that's pretty solid.
00:04:58.000So the the type of people who support me and back me, that's just as that's just as important as as it can possibly be.
00:05:06.000So I mean, listen, you you you obviously don't have to convince me, but for those listening that are like, you know, maybe they're wondering who they're gonna support.
00:05:42.000So we have over f uh just about four to five hundred vacancies in the Arizona's Department of Public Safety right now.
00:05:48.000That's your troopers on the street and everything like that.
00:05:51.000That means that the the places, counties that don't have enough uh sheriffs' deputies, they're having to fill in and it just causes this this uh downstream effect, which is not good.
00:06:02.000So we should be the safest state in the the country.
00:06:05.000Because the because you have to follow the rule of law, if you have the rule of law, you have freedom, and that's that's the goal is to have freedom in the state.
00:06:12.000The second thing is we've gone from being number four in job creation in the state to being number 47.
00:06:58.000They they're they're grateful for the border being secure uh mostly, but we still have these these corridors.
00:07:04.000So we have places like in Yuma, I was just in Yuma the other day uh and San Luis, and they were they were talking about the this the smuggling, and I'll be on a panel today uh about human trafficking, and it's a real issue for the state.
00:07:23.000We actually have a lot of water in the state.
00:07:25.000It's just totally mismanaged by this particular governor.
00:07:28.000She's mismanaged it so much that she's killing the American dream.
00:07:31.000The American dream used to be I want to own a home, build a family.
00:07:34.000If you do own a home, you see family formation come.
00:07:38.000Well, she's killing it because there are places you cannot build a home, single family home in Arizona today because of her water policies.
00:08:11.000The other aspect is I know how to do it on the procedure side.
00:08:14.000So I'll get elected in November of 26th, Andrew.
00:08:18.000That's a Tuesday, and on Wednesday, you'll see a new speaker and a new new Senate president.
00:08:23.000We'll have the Republican majority, and by that evening I'll be sitting down with them uh with the leadership talking about how we're going to introduce and pass those bills that Governor uh uh Hobbes vetoed.
00:08:36.000We're talking about 300 vetoes right now.
00:08:38.000Things like the election integrity law.
00:08:43.000Well, election integrity is huge, and I know that's a that's a uh really important issue for the base here, especially in Arizona, but your background is l uh I I think one of the things that people don't give you enough credit for or not aware enough of your background is how well you understand state level politics, right?
00:09:01.000Yeah, you've been in Congress at the federal level for a long time, but that's your background, you know how to work the the the levers of power uh here in the state.
00:09:10.000Yeah, I was I was I served in the legislature for a good number of years.
00:09:13.000I was the Senate president when I left to run for Congress.
00:09:16.000Uh before that I was the Senate majority leader.
00:09:18.000I actually wrote the state budget for a good number of years.
00:09:22.000So I know how it works, I know how the leverage points are.
00:09:25.000I worked with two different governors, so I know how the executive branch is.
00:09:39.000I bet you could find a lot of I mean, and by the way, when you cut income tax down to eliminate it, there is other ways to make revenue that make more sense and that incentivize people in the right ways, but then you you combat that you combine that rather with uh important spending cuts and getting rid of waste fraud and abuse.
00:09:57.000Oftentimes you you come into a very beautiful middle ground.
00:10:02.000But the other the th the thing that's beautiful about that is you actually stimulate the economy more, which increases the velocity of of the of movement of money.
00:10:12.000And when you do that, it's gonna it means that you're gonna actually increase your revenue.
00:10:18.000I mean, that's the history is always you increase your revenue and you reduce taxes.
00:11:54.000So we have Steve, he's a business owner here in Arizona, and I won't say as business just in case he'd rather we don't, but I think it'd be very much on our side.
00:12:01.000He says, please ask uh Representative Biggs about gas pricing in Arizona.
00:12:06.000The people I speak with say this is a big issue.
00:12:36.000California's trying to eliminate its its refineries, which is driving up artificial scarcity for us.
00:12:43.000So you get they've killed two refineries.
00:12:45.000They're actually trying to sell Valero finery, which is or force a sale of the Valero finery refinery, which is their biggest.
00:12:52.000And the good I uh chance that it's gonna be purchased by uh a Canadian company, and if it does, I've talked to to um their minister up there, and uh they're anxious to sell oil and gas to Arizona.
00:13:04.000But we what but that's our problem is we're importing it.
00:13:07.000If we could build a refinery, we'd be in good shape.
00:13:10.000There's been attempts, but everybody is scared to death because it takes billions of dollars in about 10 years or so to build, and they're afraid that if they start and invest all this, then all of a sudden uh another administration comes in and changes the environmental uh uh requirements, and next thing you know, they can't they can't make uh make it financially work anymore.
00:13:30.000So that's why we don't have refineries here.
00:13:32.000If we can get a refinery, we're gonna be in better shape.
00:13:36.000Uh there's another one I see from Jack's for him.
00:13:38.000If you Oh I just thought it was amusingly, he's he said uh tell bigs to reduce foreign aid cash for the immigration expense being borne by US consumers and taxpayers.
00:13:48.000Uh, I think mercifully, that's not an Arizona thing, though, of course, it is a congressional thing.
00:13:53.000But there are things you can do at the state level, potentially.
00:13:56.000Yeah, so so at the federal level, we I I support that.
00:13:59.000And we we've actually got a lot of withdrawal of funding in that way.
00:14:04.000That's what the big fight is over the shutdown right now, as a matter of fact.
00:14:07.000But at the state level, uh, this governor eliminated the the uh border security task force and took down barriers when she first came in.
00:14:15.000And we're gonna make sure we've got barriers there and that the border security task force is reinstituted.
00:14:20.000Those way to stick stop and slow that down.
00:14:22.000The other thing is we're gonna doge the Medicaid and welfare rules, and if you're here illegally, you're not entitled.
00:14:30.000It really is such a i it's an infuriating, like diseased mindset to I'm going to rip down barriers at the border with Mexico.
00:14:39.000Like what what is the motivation for this, other than I just really want people to illegally come here if at all possible.
00:14:45.000So Charlie always said that borders are a political delineation where bad ideas begin and good ideas begin.
00:14:53.000Or bad ideas end and good ideas begin.
00:14:55.000And I think you know, no disrespect to our neighbors, but we like our ideas.
00:14:59.000We like our people, and we want to take care of our people first.
00:15:03.000Absolutely right, and Charlie was right on that, because if you look, um, we have now a whole we've let in millions of people who have those ideas.
00:15:11.000They've brought their ideas with them, and they're trying to change our ideas.
00:15:16.000Well, maybe even inadvertently, right?
00:15:17.000Like it's just that you bring your culture with you.
00:15:20.000And uh, you know, listen, we like our culture.
00:15:22.000We like our country, and we we want to take care of Americans first.
00:15:25.000I mean, I think that's that's the truth.
00:15:27.000I want I want to give you at least this this last few minutes and talk about your personal relationship with Charlie, because we lost uh an icon of our culture, a hero, but you lost a friend.
00:15:38.000And I want just you can make it as personal as as you as you can as you can do.
00:15:42.000Well, so so I always viewed us as being fortunate because we live in a time when there's been two uh gigantic cultural and political movements at the same time.
00:15:52.000You got the the MAGA movement that President Trump instituted, then you had the turning, what I call the turning point or just the turning movement uh that Charlie brought in.
00:16:00.000So Charlie was you know, he was uh I I viewed him as a uh as a really a st uh a forefront, he was a stud.
00:16:08.000I mean, he uh he was a good example to even an old guy like me.
00:16:18.000Um and uh I mean it's hard to navigate.
00:16:24.000Everyone in this room everyone in this room was older than Charlie, but all of us looked up to him, all of us admired him.
00:16:30.000Um But he was always he was such a reciprocator, he was such a giver, you know.
00:16:34.000Uh I think Trump himself said at the memorial he always gave more than he asked of anyone.
00:16:39.000Uh in his you know, in his office he has that little uh three-line thing, and the first one is is how can I help somebody today?
00:16:48.000And that's always what he would want to do.
00:16:49.000He would want to help you win the election, he would want to help this person and with their faith or whatever.
00:16:56.000Um I mean I spent like basically the first week of the show uh crying in public.
00:17:00.000So um the fact that uh you get a little tear teary-eyed is um it really just speaks to the fact that you're a human being and a good man, and uh I know how close Charlie and you were, and uh God bless you, man.
00:17:27.000Because I think about Charlie's life and how much of a support he was of Angel.
00:17:32.000It's hard not to feel so grateful for what he did.
00:17:35.000He supported us in our darkest days and in our brightest hours as a company.
00:17:40.000Jeff and I and Charlie were doing lunch together.
00:17:42.000We asked him, we said, Are you are you at all worried about one of these college campuses?
00:17:46.000And he just said with so much peace in his eyes and so much peace in his heart.
00:17:51.000If that's how God takes me, then that's how I'm supposed to go.
00:17:54.000And I feel like that was a clear message that Charlie's life is a testimony to Jesus Christ, his Lord and Savior, and his relationship with him was the most important thing that he would want the world to remember about his legacy.
00:18:08.000Man, are we grateful to have gotten to be a little connection in the multitude of connections that he made throughout his life because it was so impactful to us?
00:18:47.000And you uh you on election night, you were the one as as Charlie sat in that chair uh when we announced that Trump was gonna be the next president of the United States.
00:18:56.000It was you who uh were leading us, and as we were all in shocked, stunned silence.
00:19:08.000I'm here at headquarters in Harrisburg, PA.
00:19:11.000And uh yeah, I was in this room when uh we called it in Pennsylvania.
00:19:14.000And look, I gotta tell you guys, you know, when Charlie asked me to do the show, I never realized at that moment.
00:19:20.000Uh obviously not just calling it, but Erica coming in embracing Charlie.
00:19:24.000Uh, you know, I get emotional thinking about it, but it was just you know, the video that everybody watched hundreds of millions of times, and uh I'm honored to keep fighting.
00:20:02.000Yeah, so so happy to announce uh that we are taking the PH on the road.
00:20:06.000Uh we have launched the New Jersey Chase, uh, going all in on Jack Chitarelli and getting him elected.
00:20:11.000And look, I'm gonna be honest with folks, for a lot of months, uh I hesitated on going to public with this, right?
00:20:17.000My brand is that we are the Pennsylvania, I would say America first, you know, ground game, right?
00:20:22.000We are the PHase here at Citizens Alliance.
00:20:26.000But what happened, you know, not just Charlie getting murdered, but over the last couple months, you know, we've kind of realized like this tactic, the turning point and Citizens Alliance has really focused on, which is ground game actually going out, harvesting and chasing, chasing where you can only chase, harvesting where it's legal.
00:20:43.000And so we're going all in on New Jersey.
00:20:44.000We've committed to knock 500,000 doors through the New Jersey Chase program.
00:20:49.000Uh, if people want to get involved at nj chase.org, they can.
00:20:53.000But we've got tons of people on the ground.
00:20:56.000We've got seven to ten Airbnbs, depending on which week it is.
00:21:00.000Uh, we're not close to 300,000 doors so far.
00:21:04.000I love how the numbers look, but this is about continuing the work as Charlie would want us to do, and that's what the New Jersey chase is all about.
00:21:13.000Uh so Andy, I think you would be good to chime in here.
00:21:17.000How important is it to do the door knocking, to do the the person to person to person chasing these low prop voters, especially when you have close states, and we see that the you know, Cliff, you can give us an update on the polling in just a second, but this is a close race.
00:21:30.000And for the first time, we have a real chance of taking power in New Jersey.
00:21:35.000Yeah, well, the personal contact you get when you're at the door is the most influential contact you can have in campaigning.
00:22:50.000Obviously, we would love to do that because I think there's gains that could be made at the local level, there could be gains at the statewide level.
00:22:56.000It's not just all about who's the president of the United States, right?
00:22:59.000And we want senators, Congress, and we want we want school board members to be conservative.
00:23:09.000There's we have to pick our battles and be very strategic, which is why we picked, you know, Wisconsin, Arizona, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Nevada, and the last one, because those are races that we could invest these types of resources and actually make a manageable, practical and determinative difference in these states.
00:23:28.000Well, first off, I can wear my Eagles hat in half the state, which is pretty nice uh for a guy that wants to pander and not have to play the political game when it comes to sports.
00:23:36.000Uh no, but seriously, look, I mean, the polls right now, poll came out just recently, 4343, it's a dead heat.
00:23:43.000What really excites me is and I'm preaching to the choir here, because not only you guys, but everybody that listens to Charlie's show, you know, knows the power of really making sure we compete when it comes to vote by mail.
00:23:55.000If you compare New Jersey and Pennsylvania, understand this in Pennsylvania, we don't have early voting.
00:24:01.000We have two ways to vote, either by mail or on election day.
00:24:05.000In New Jersey, they've got over a week of early voting, and Republicans compete and do very well in early voting.
00:24:13.000So when we're at the doors, which we're at now, we're not only pushing vote by mail to low props, but if they have some objection to vote by mail, guess what?
00:24:21.000You can plan to vote in the week leading up to the election.
00:24:25.000And so it gives you an alternative that we don't have in Pennsylvania.
00:24:29.000And when you run the numbers, Andrew, if we compete in vote by mail and we match the type of turnout that Jack Chitterelli had four years ago.
00:24:40.000So it's not a rematch because Murphy is no longer uh, you know, capable term limited out, but Mikey Sherrill is running against Jack Chitterelli.
00:24:48.000Jack has name ID, and four years ago, we only lost by roughly three points.
00:24:53.000And so you're talking about a state where they didn't have much of a door-to-door effort.
00:24:58.000They weren't really targeting the vote by mail.
00:25:00.000That's not a shot at Jack at all, right?
00:25:02.000A lot of us weren't doing that in 2020 and 2021 because you know it wasn't something that Trump was pushing.
00:25:31.000Democrats are fretting about New Jersey governor's race.
00:25:34.000That's one of the best reasons to do it.
00:25:35.000If they're actually panicking and like laying the groundwork in advance for, you know, oh, who they should blame for this.
00:25:41.000And it says here that there is private polling that has shown the race within about three points.
00:25:46.000And this is a according to Democrats who saw the results.
00:25:49.000So Democrats have internal polls that are telling them this is very close, this could go very badly.
00:25:56.000Question to you, Andy, when you see a Democrat poll that's like that, which that's within three points, how do you interpret that being on the you you be you if you're the campaign or you're the candidate and you say, well, the Democrats have the Democrats up by three, what is you say that that's probably accurate?
00:26:10.000You say it's actually closer than that.
00:26:12.000I typically say it's probably dead heat because um they kind of it it's tradition for them to skew sample selections and and and how they frame the question.
00:26:23.000If you do that, um you have a bias poll.
00:26:26.000And just and and getting back to the to the point on on turnout uh and and doing the knocking of the doors, if I can, just real quick.
00:26:34.000The Democrats have done this for many, many years.
00:26:40.000And and when we're at the game, because our message is better, because w when we are actually out there not harvesting, but we're chasing and and and doing that better, we're going to win because they've been doing it, but they have a crappy message.
00:26:54.000If you do it when you have a good message, you're gonna win.
00:26:58.000Yeah, I mean, you think about it because like if you're part of a Democrat campaign, you don't want to release an internal poll that shows you down, right?
00:27:17.000Uh Eric Darherty uh from uh Twitter posted this, but now there's been a flip in Nevada, which bodes well because we've been seeing these registration trends uh across the country from Pennsylvania Cliff in Arizona, certainly.
00:27:32.000Nevada now has flipped to more registered Republicans, uh just barely, but that was a gain of six thousand in the month of September, uh net gain of six thousand.
00:27:43.000So now Republicans are actually have more voter registrations in the state of Nevada.
00:27:47.000So we're seeing this trend uh nationwide, and that's starting to make states like New Jersey in play.
00:27:58.000New Jersey is a much, much tougher battle than Pennsylvania was in 2024.
00:28:02.000Whether you look at the registration numbers, where you looked at comparing 2020 to 2024, there are plenty of ways to look at it, but I think the momentum is on our side.
00:28:22.000And so I think there's a lot of hope here for Jack, but you also have to count on the Democrats exposing themselves.
00:28:28.000And that's what's happening in New Jersey.
00:28:30.000Mikey Cheryl, I mean, she has had just flaw after flaw, misstep after misstep.
00:28:36.000And I just think that it's kind of culminating at the right time.
00:28:39.000And sometimes those things have to happen.
00:28:42.000I mean, even for us to win the swing states we did in 2024, you have to have certain things happen that are outliers.
00:28:48.000Well, and right Donald Trump getting shot in the ear.
00:28:50.000I'm not rooting for that, but it's at a certain point, like you have little pieces of things that fall in place, and that's how you can kind of build momentum.
00:28:57.000And I'm seeing it on the ground in Jersey.
00:29:07.000But secondly, you have this Jay Jones story in Virginia that is gotta be putting a pall over a lot of the Democrat races, especially across that Eastern Seaboard.
00:29:18.000You gotta think that that's having an impact.
00:29:20.000And obviously, we're talking about the story where he's leaking or he's uh the these text chains are showing that he wanted political violence, or at least was fantasizing about her or fetishizing or you know, at the most charitable, like joking about it.
00:29:32.000I uh, you know, it's it's tough to say exactly what that is.
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00:31:36.000Uh real really important to get involved, and yeah, donate.
00:31:38.000I mean, it is on some level you you know, you're you're in a race both from a messaging standpoint, but you gotta get your message out there, you gotta you gotta saturate the airways, so please uh get involved, and then you gotta staff.
00:31:49.000There's so many expenses that go into these campaigns.
00:31:51.000So please consider doing that at Biggs for Arizona dot com.
00:31:55.000Blake, do we have any questions in the middle of the channel?
00:33:12.000And um they don't do much, and when they r uh uh run out of their life, it's just this uh poisonous hole that's there and it just stays there.
00:33:22.000So that's one of the reasons I'm I'm for let's get back to clean coal, natural gas and nuclear.
00:33:30.000Um and uh that's where I'll be fighting for it.
00:33:33.000But I've also been fighting for it at the federal level.
00:33:35.000I'll just tell you that that uh it was the Freedom Caucus and myself working with President Trump.
00:33:41.000That's why you actually um have these higher tariffs and these uh these uh advisories that came out saying unless you're actually in the ground with construction, you cannot get to to f to uh a fan uh fans, windmills and uh they're big fans.
00:33:57.000Yeah, they're big fans, windmills and and and solar.
00:34:00.000So so we're right fighting it at the federal level too.
00:34:04.000He says, Um, do you know essentially what has changed in AZ elections?
00:34:08.000Do we have confidence that the same old shenanigans are not gonna happen again?
00:34:12.000Yeah, so here's here's the way to think of it.
00:34:14.000President Trump just said too big to rig, turning point got out enough voters that we were too big to rig.
00:34:19.000You have uh in Maricopa County, which is the the problem county, you have a new uh county recorder who's who's running it with the with good county supervisors.
00:34:29.000He's trying to clean up the vote yeah, Justin Heap.
00:34:31.000He's trying to clean up the voter rolls.
00:34:32.000If we can get the voter rolls cleaned up this time, get a good turnout, we should get uh we should get a good win, and then after we get that win, we're gonna fix it at the state legislature so we can codify uh the Florida.
00:34:45.000That was a a really big election uh that uh I don't think uh necessarily all people are aware of, Justin Heap at the county level in Maricopa.
00:34:53.000I mean in Maricopa, as Maricopa goes, so goes Arizona.
00:34:56.000I mean, there's uh there's yeah, there would be math that maybe that wasn't the case, but that's essentially the way the state is.
00:35:02.000So to have Justin in that place, uh strong election integrity guy, uh really big uh uh boost for uh for the base for conservatives.
00:35:45.000It's come up a few times since 9-11, and often I would roll my eyes at it.
00:35:49.000I thought, uh okay, this is this really a big deal.
00:35:51.000But now you look at, especially in European countries where it's getting to a higher percentage, where you just have you actually have lawmakers getting elected who say that they want it, or you see uh, you know, if a city becomes entirely uh taken over by Islamic representation, these sort of sharia assumptions start to worm their way into things.
00:36:10.000So you actually can't ignore it anymore.
00:36:13.000Think of Dearborn, Michigan, which is which they want to impose Sharia law uh in Dearborn, Michigan.
00:36:19.000You've got a a town in in northern Texas.
00:36:22.000Same thing, they're trying to impose Sharia law in those towns too.
00:36:24.000Yeah, well, and uh, you know, and we've said this before, but there was a couple of things that Charlie really fixated on, you know, right up until the end, and and one of them was uh, you know, Islam and the fact that there were uh incompatibilities with Western uh societies, Western civilization.
00:36:40.000And it was a really a big call and a big warning uh to all of us.
00:36:44.000And he he was he was laser focused on that issue.
00:36:48.000And so it's you know, you you'd like to think maybe in Arizona that's not as big of a problem, right?
00:36:53.000And as it as it is in Dearborn, but we all have to have our eyes on on it, and I love that you're leading the charge at a federal level.
00:36:59.000We've got about a minute left here with you.
00:37:01.000Uh tell uh final pitch to the audience.
00:37:18.000But let's just tell you real quick how we're gonna fix this.
00:37:20.000So I told you that we're gonna meet, we're gonna get these bills in line.
00:37:23.000But when they get in line, you still have two months to like get sworn in.
00:37:27.000So we're gonna get sworn in early in the morning, get those committees uh with all the bills assigned.
00:37:32.000So you go day one, day two, day three, we go first read, second read, third read.
00:37:36.000By the end of the week, I'll be signing bills like the election integrity, the Florida election integrity law, the anti-CCP ownership in Arizona.
00:37:44.000These are the these are the bills that that we have to get through quickly.
00:37:48.000I know how to do it, and that's why so many legislators, current and and former, that are excited about my candidacy because they know how we do this and how we're gonna get this and make it work.
00:37:58.000Well, God bless you, and uh, we know that you not only are the right man for the job, but you know how to do the job already.
00:38:04.000So you're coming in with just a wealth of experience.
00:38:07.000Charlie was behind you, we are behind you.
00:38:10.000Turning point action is behind you, and uh we're gonna we're gonna get this done.