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00:01:22.000We are here at the Y Refi Studios in Phoenix, Arizona.
00:01:25.000And boy, oh boy, there is so much news to get to.
00:01:28.000But we want to start off by remembering Mike Dicca, who passed away at 86 years old today.
00:01:34.000He was an All American legend, a patriot.
00:01:37.000An original, and we have so many great clips that the team found, including clips that Charlie was talking about.
00:01:44.000Mike Dicka, he was a Trump supporter when it was very unpopular to be so, especially as a public figure.
00:01:50.000He had the courage of his convictions, he didn't put up with any gruff, he didn't have time for naysayers or time wasters, and that way he reminded me a lot of Charlie.
00:02:02.000He just spoke his mind, and he passed away today.
00:02:05.000It's important to remember the legends that fall and that go before us.
00:02:10.000He won a Super Bowl for the Chicago Bears, which I'm not sure anyone else is ever going to do.
00:02:16.000I'm a Packers fan, of course, but he is an all time legend.
00:02:20.000One of our emails, Frank, said, the most famous Chicagoan of the past 100 years, and I'm including Obama.
00:02:25.000Well, Charlie, give him a run for their money, but yeah.
00:02:28.000Possibly, possibly, but Chicago legend, of course, but not just a sports legend, but a guy who had a lot of a very good philosophy on life, actually.
00:06:29.000So we wanted to at least start the show with that because he truly was a great American and just had so much Chicago fight and spirit, that old school Chicago boy.
00:06:38.000But the other big story that I want to get, we have a lot of big stories.
00:06:41.000So we got Mark Halpern coming up in just a few minutes, and Cook Political Report is moving more and more races in the Democrat favor.
00:06:48.000I'm not even convinced of any of this stuff because we've now got an internal poll from Katie Hobbs in Arizona that shows that her approval rating is collapsing.
00:09:03.000I'm begging you, come be a part of this.
00:09:06.000There is no better way to honor the legacy of Charlie Kirk than to put your feet on the pavement and knock on those doors and send the text and make the phone calls, drive them to the ballot place if you need to.
00:09:20.000That's what we're empowering you to do.
00:10:26.000We're going to have Mark Halpern join us next, and that's going to be great to kind of go through this, and we'll unpack the Cook Political Report and where the heck has James Talrico been.
00:10:35.000Lots of rumors about that squirreling.
00:10:37.000We'll try and separate fact from fiction for you guys.
00:10:40.000But let's play some clips from the debate.
00:12:10.000It would be pretty simple to come out and just go cartoonishly over the top and be like, look, they want to make it about my Islam, but I'm the most fanatically anti terrorist guy ever, as are almost all American Muslims, or basically all patriotic American Muslims hate terrorists.
00:12:27.000He has Hassan Piker help him with events because that's the rising tide of the left.
00:12:31.000And it's a guy who says, yeah, buddy with care.
00:12:34.000People who will make excuses for terrorist adjacent people, people who will say terrorist attacks are good, will celebrate them in the U.S.
00:12:43.000That is a real faction on the left that they don't want to alienate.
00:13:04.000It is a dumb question because the answer is so painfully easy, but he couldn't say that.
00:13:08.000He criticized Mike Rogers for asking him to condemn Hamas, Hezbollah, Al Qaeda, saying they're scary words, but he hasn't condemned them.
00:13:15.000And they are scary words because they've killed hundreds of thousands of innocents, including 3,000 Americans three miles south of here.
00:13:22.000So at a certain point, it goes from either this is political malpractice at the best, Or he can't or he won't because of something deeper, and that is far more troubling.
00:14:42.000This is why you should get absolutely angry.
00:14:45.000He could not bring himself to even acknowledge the pain, the terrorism, the rape, the murders, cutting off of women's breasts, putting children in ovens, and killing them in front of their families.
00:16:40.000We will have bigger problems because what we've heard when we've talked to people is that he is absolutely a person who is ambitious enough to think, oh, he wins this race.
00:17:15.000He's all on board with a lot of the really radical left wing positions, that, again, is why he can't disavow these things because so much of their base wants it.
00:17:25.000Everything that you didn't like in 2020, 2021 is coming back.
00:17:29.000The second Democrats have the ability to impose it on people.
00:18:10.000Mention the code KERC26 when you call for $250 off.
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00:19:39.000I think there's like, There's actually like maybe like South Korea is good, but it's only going to be around about 10 years and then it's going to disappear.
00:20:07.000I was going to say, I was going to say, the other thing I need to comment on is I love when you guys talk about Hillsdale and history and intellectual topics because one of you is a superficial Cretan and the other one is a learned scholar.
00:22:02.000My theory, which was shot down today by someone in the know, is that he's like in San Francisco raising money and doesn't want people to know he's flying a private plane out of state to a liberal enclave.
00:22:14.000But that was shot down by somebody who I think probably would know.
00:22:17.000He does have a pre existing condition, he does have diabetes.
00:22:21.000I know a lot of people right now with the flu, seems to be going around.
00:22:53.000But just as some Republicans would say the party would be better off if the president just laid low, maybe he thinks if he lays low, the whole campaign's about.
00:23:03.000Paxton, and that's going to win it for him.
00:23:05.000So he's just sort of staying behind the scenes.
00:23:08.000But like most of the people you know, I know nothing.
00:23:11.000Does it at least strike you as weird that, for example, we just haven't gotten the TikTok, Twitter video of like, hey guys, hello, I still exist?
00:23:20.000Because some people have brought that up.
00:23:21.000Like even if he's sick, he could make an argument.
00:24:44.000So maybe Paxton should be spending less time saying, you know, proof of life and more time saying, this guy's a chameleon and a liar on trans issues.
00:26:03.000Sent around to a bunch of people yesterday.
00:26:05.000And if you could throw it up, it is 145.
00:26:08.000You said, you said, um, voting behavior is the one picture of my cat.
00:26:15.000No, okay, you quote tweeted yourself voting behavior is changing and it's misleading to compare this election to any recent one pre or post pandemic.
00:26:23.000Early and male voting paint a completely new storyline this time.
00:26:54.000That's a much better way to understand what's going on.
00:26:56.000I think the House situation continues to be dire.
00:26:59.000The Democratic situation, the Senate situation has improved in the last few weeks for Republicans.
00:27:04.000The early votes, COVID was a thing that has impacted the early vote.
00:27:11.000The president's failure until recently and not consistently to urge Republicans to vote by mail and in person early.
00:27:18.000It's not clear that there's going to be a trend or a pattern that you can read from 2022, 2024 that's going to inform the numbers here.
00:27:26.000Remember, early votes don't count for more.
00:27:29.000There's reasons campaigns like to bank them, but they don't count for more.
00:27:32.000And somebody who's going to vote, no matter what, regular voter, it doesn't matter if they vote early.
00:27:37.000And the culture within both parties now is such that you may see.
00:27:41.000Republicans doing better than two years ago or four years ago in the early vote.
00:27:45.000It doesn't, I wouldn't read too much into it.
00:27:48.000It's not impossible that it could be meaningful, but there's no way to know because of the lack of historical continuity here on this issue.
00:27:54.000Yeah, I mean, I will tell you, Charlie was a big part of changing the culture around voting.
00:28:30.000So the app, I do believe, and I think this is one of the, along with the financial advantage and the fact that red states in the end could just red.
00:28:40.000And that could save a lot of these House and Senate seats narrowly, but still save them.
00:28:44.000I think the other thing is Republicans, because of the legacy of what you guys have done, some of the other folks, some of the stuff Elon's done.
00:28:51.000Republicans seem to have a much better turn out the vote, get out the vote operation, ballot chasing to make sure people hand them in.
00:29:00.000And that could be the difference in some races if they're close.
00:29:03.000Well, I mean, I will tell you, Katie Hobbs came out with a new internal poll yesterday.
00:29:44.000It could be one of these weird maps where you get, you know, a New Hampshire pickup, you get the main holds.
00:29:50.000You never know what's going to happen in Minnesota.
00:29:52.000That could just be an outlier because of all the fraud and all the terrible stories that are coming out of Minnesota.
00:29:58.000I was in DC recently, and there, I will tell you, you have all these meetings, you talk to these people, and you kind of find out what they really believe.
00:30:04.000And there's a lot of energy behind Michigan.
00:30:08.000There's a lot of people saying, hey, go get involved in Michigan, go get involved in Michigan.
00:30:12.000I'm not convinced, but that debate last night, I actually thought Mike Rogers comported himself well and prosecuted the case against Al Sayed pretty effectively.
00:30:25.000I think there's going to be at least six races that are going to be toss ups until Election Day, no matter what the public polling says.
00:30:31.000There's just too much uncertainty because of, as you suggested, in characterizing a few of the states, just the cross cutting, both within individual states and between states, of cross cutting trends and dynamics.
00:30:45.000You got to hold up the possibility there's a blue tsunami of some size.
00:30:50.000And if that's the case, these other factors we talked about the money, the ads, the debates, the turnout operations, it's not going to matter.
00:30:59.000Most of the Republican seats will be washed away.
00:31:02.000And that could be up to eight seats, honestly, maybe nine.
00:31:06.000If it's not a blue tsunami, in other words, if the conditions are such that Republicans can survive, even in the face of a strong Democratic year, then I think places like Texas, Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, and Ohio, those all may be salvageable.
00:32:47.000And the Rogers campaign is really doing a good job of taking advantage of the asymmetrical edges that he has, including the vulnerabilities in the Democratic candidate.
00:32:58.000But it's still a Democratic state in a blue year.
00:33:02.000And it's still the case that, you know, although some Democrats, including a group of Democrats for Rogers, are just not willing to accept this guy as their nominee, other Democrats like Barack Obama rally around him.
00:33:16.000There's lots of stuff that happened in the debate.
00:33:18.000I want to point out one thing, which I think.
00:33:19.000Shows you why El Sad has an advantage.
00:33:21.000And this is the topic of my monologue on Next Up on the episode that's out now.
00:33:27.000The press bias in the last month of the campaign is a real challenge for Republicans because they're fighting two on one.
00:33:33.000The debate last night, you know, there were lots of things that happened, but one thing that happened was El Sad was asked something he'd been asked in the previous few days Who's a bigger threat to America's national security, Israel or Iran?
00:33:47.00010 years ago, if you were asked that question in a debate, no matter what party you were in or what state you wanted to represent, If you didn't instantly say Iran, it would be the gaff of the century and you'd lose the race.
00:33:58.000El Sad said, I'm not going to answer that.
00:34:15.000It should be, although it's clear from the reaction that the public mood is such that it's not disqualifying.
00:34:22.000But it's a matter of qualifications to be United States senator.
00:34:25.000If you really can't answer the question of Israel, our strongest ally in the Middle East, is more or less of a national security threat than Iran, I find that disqualifying.
00:36:06.000Before he ever stepped onto a debate stage or behind a microphone, Charlie understood something really important that if you want to lead, you first have to learn.
00:36:15.000Charlie believed that ideas shape character, conviction, and courage.
00:36:19.000That's why he spent years studying the classics, the American founding, and the Bible through Hillsdale College's free online courses.
00:36:25.000He would rave about these courses all the time.
00:36:27.000These free online courses are taught by Hillsdale College professors and draw from the same great books and enduring ideas studied on Hillsdale's campus.
00:36:36.000Hillsdale's newest free online course is the Iliad, where Professor Stephen Smith guides students through Homer's great epic of honor, courage, friendship, leadership, and the pursuit of true greatness.
00:36:47.000For nearly 3,000 years, the Iliad has shaped the Western imagination.
00:36:51.000It tells the story of Achilles as he confronts injustice, rage, grief, responsibility, and the terrible costs of war.
00:36:57.000But Homer's epic is more than a story of ancient battles, it raises enduring questions about courage, duty, leadership, sacrifice, and self command.
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00:37:32.000You can enroll today completely free and take this class or their 40 plus other free online courses.
00:37:37.000Just visit charlieforhillsdale.com to start learning today.
00:41:30.000And so, anyways, we come back and I didn't look at my phone for four days, but I got to see some of the most beautiful land in the country.
00:45:12.000And I will say, I mean, if it's accurate, I know we are emphasizing the superiority of a physical Bible.
00:45:19.000But if nothing comes to the standard you're looking for, if you need a larger print one, I will note that if you get an e reader version, you can get every translation on it, yeah, and then you can set the text so that it's larger.
00:45:33.000And I agree, a physical version is absolutely the ideal, but I just want to make sure.
00:45:40.000You're just aware that that's a potential solution.
00:45:42.000You can get one of those Kindle e readers.
00:45:44.000They'll have the screen so it's not glaring in your eyes, and you'll still be able to go to sleep at night and all of that.
00:45:49.000So I just throw that out as an alternative that maybe you don't want, but others who have the same problem might consider.
00:46:17.000So, the reason I was calling, I was super excited to see the turning point communities for people that like aren't in university because I would, you know, love Charlie and his vision and really wanted to support it.
00:46:28.000But I was a little bit lost because you had the four categories of young professionals, young families, first responders, and minorities.
00:46:38.000And so, if you're like Gen X and you're youthful in spirit and exuberance, but technically don't qualify as young, which community should you join?
00:47:07.000We started like a month ago and we have over 600 communities already started, which is fantastic.
00:47:12.000So, all you do is go to TPUSA.com slash communities, TPUSA.com slash communities.
00:47:20.000And as she just said, as Elizabeth said, you got RISE, which is the nation's largest minority conservative movement.
00:47:27.000So, that's going to be the HBCUs, inner cities, all that kind of stuff.
00:47:33.000Families dedicated to parents and caregivers raising the next generation, which Elizabeth, I would argue you would fit just fine in that because you have a heart for this.
00:47:49.000So that one's blowing up young professionals and then heroes.
00:47:52.000That's service, military veterans, first responders, all of those folks can join heroes.
00:47:58.000So it's amazing across the board opportunity because after we lost Charlie, there was just such an outpouring of people that were like, we want to be a part of Turning Point, but we don't know how because it's a student organization.
00:48:10.000And then we do have Turning Point Action, right?
00:48:12.000And we have coalitions over there as well.
00:48:14.000But, you know, When maybe it's not an election year, right?
00:49:46.000You know, we're trying to keep parents in charge of their kids' education, whether that's homeschooling, whether that's private schools, or micro schools, or public schools, whatever that is.
00:49:58.000And his opponent, David Jolly, is really trying to restrict that, especially for homeschoolers and a lot of the dollars that help our homeschoolers here.
00:50:05.000So I just wanted to call and say thank you because honestly, you guys kind of gave me that push and I'm finally here.
00:50:45.000We're feeling a lot better about that race right now than we were when you called.
00:50:49.000It's probably partly because people like you got off their couch and they got involved and they got inspired and they're putting their feet to the pavement.
00:50:56.000I just can't believe that they would, not one step back for Florida.
00:51:01.000Has become an absolute juggernaut and it's done it because it's had good Republican governance for decades in a row at this point.
00:51:08.000And the polls, there was just a poll that came out yesterday that showed it was tied 45 all.
00:51:13.000But if you look at the crosstabs, they have men going plus eight for Dems and women going plus eight for Republicans in the state of Florida.
00:51:21.000These people are like, oh, it's a close race.
00:51:24.000We're optimistic there, and it's thanks to people like you, Jen, who step up.
00:51:28.000And I will say, so Florida is one of those states that is a victim of its own success a little bit, Jen, because you had so many people move in.
00:51:37.000Just like with illegal immigration, you start dealing with that and you see rents come down.
00:51:42.000Such a mountain of people just come into a state, whether it's from California, New York, or wherever, you're going to have upward pressure on prices.
00:51:51.000So that's a challenge that conservatives have to deal with in that state.
00:51:55.000And plus, you got the hurricane stuff, you've got the insurance stuff, which is just a function of where you guys are at in the world and the way the hurricanes work.
00:52:27.000And I've called some of my friends in that panhandle area that is a little bit soft on Byron, and they're working on some things right now.
00:52:35.000So I'm feeling very good about that state.
00:52:37.000Are you hearing a change, a sentiment on the ground?
00:52:40.000I think we've been feeling really, really good and seeing a lot of people coming out to things.
00:52:51.000I mean, I know some of the polls have come out, but so I feel really positive about it.
00:52:56.000And, you know, just these last few weeks, hoping to push everybody if they want to go to ByronDonald's.com or join our coalition, you know, for parents and teachers, keeping education in the parents' hands.
00:53:07.000You know, what the left wants to do with education is just a tragedy and what they've already done to education.
00:53:14.000So we're actually seeing a renaissance now of parents getting back involved, taking control back from these far left.
00:53:20.000Super PAC teacher unions that all they do is want to control your kids, trans your kids, indoctrinate your kids, and make sure they're not Christian, that they hate their country, and that you have to spend your money on it.
00:53:31.000And it's just so, so God bless you for what you're doing.
00:53:34.000It's one of the most important things.
00:53:36.000If you guys listen to the show often, you know I'm very passionate about breaking the back of the teachers' union.
00:53:40.000So, Jen, you're a woman after my own heart, and God bless you.
00:53:43.000We're going to get Byron over the finish line.
00:53:45.000I really, really feel good about it, but keep working.
00:54:09.000I had the honor of a lifetime to call Charlie a friend.
00:54:13.000And what I remember most wasn't just what people saw on stage, it was what was behind the scenes.
00:54:20.000That was an unwavering commitment to his faith, his love for his family, and his genuine desire to encourage others to live with courage and conviction.
00:54:29.000Charlie believed that following Christ wasn't something you compartmentalize.
00:54:33.000He didn't put it in a box, he lived it out loud.
00:54:35.000It shaped how he lived, how he served, how he treated people every single day.
00:54:40.000Charlie Kirk, American Martyr, captures that heart.
00:54:43.000This documentary isn't just simply about remembering Charlie, it's an invitation for each of us to ask what kind of legacy we're building and whether we're willing to stand firm in our own faith when it's tested.
00:54:55.000I hope that you'll watch it with your family and have those conversations together.
00:55:23.000I am a big Colts fan since they were in Baltimore, which that goes back a while.
00:55:29.000My family lived in Maryland, and when they moved to Indiana, oh, and then we moved to Indiana, and one year later, the Colts moved to Indiana.
00:55:36.000So I feel God took a bit of Maryland with us.
00:56:09.000Well, You got to, but I bet it'll come.
00:56:11.000I bet there'll be like a classy, like in remembrance of Mike Dick.
00:56:14.000Maybe we can do, maybe we can get like a Trump opera kind of more solemn version of it.
00:56:18.000My favorite team growing up was the 49ers, but then I already said this once today, but Kaepernick thing, I've never gotten fully back behind him because Kaepernick just ripped my heart out.
00:58:42.000And yeah, they dropped the case because.
00:58:44.000As you well know, I mean, for those listening who don't remember the story, they were out tabling and some lefty lunatic came up with a cake that said Happy Kirk Aversary.
00:59:11.000They're very, very safe and secure now.
00:59:13.000So we like those two a lot, by the way.
00:59:15.000And you know what my favorite part about that story is if you put up a side by side of the girl with the cake versus Riley and Riley, it was like, you know, pick your fighter, Western man.
01:02:45.000We are an incredibly blessed country in so many ways.
01:02:49.000And to say, I am going to throw all of that out and throw in with all these other failing countries because of one or two issues where I'm very angry or something that's going to be ultimately fixable, like gas prices or beef prices, those are real problems.
01:05:07.000This graph of counties in the United States that are Democratic or Republican.
01:05:11.000And basically, all of the Republican counties' population growth is from domestic migration of people basically fleeing blue states to red states.
01:05:19.000And Democrat counties, they only grow because they have to keep bringing in foreigners.
01:07:29.000And by law, at least in Texas, and I'm sure this is everywhere, you're required to have representatives of both parties working each election.
01:07:37.000But the problem is, a lot of times they don't have enough volunteers to staff all of the polling sites.
01:07:42.000And so I'm in a very heavily Democrat area.
01:07:46.000And so I serve as an alternate election judge.
01:07:49.000And what that means is, because in Texas, who runs that?
01:07:54.000Polling place is determined by how that precinct voted for the governor for the state of Texas.
01:07:59.000So, if Greg Abbott got the most votes, Republicans control it.
01:08:02.000If his opponent got it, the Democrats run it.
01:08:05.000And so, we have polling places sometimes if we don't have enough Republicans where every worker is a Democrat.
01:08:11.000And when I was a poll watcher, there were times we were the only people in the polling place.
01:08:18.000And so, the poll watcher I was with who had done it before leaned over to me and said, This is where shenanigans can happen because this is when you can stuff a ballot.
01:08:27.000You're really hitting something important that, in general, the left has a lot more parts of the country that are 95 plus percent Democrat, where you can just have big precincts in these big cities where it's exactly as you say.
01:08:41.000It's so Democrat, it's very difficult to get Republicans to fill important posts.
01:08:45.000And yeah, that's exactly where shenanigans happen, especially when you have the extended counting that they like to have.
01:09:24.000Or you can go, in this case, I'm in Dallas County, you can go to the Dallas County Elections Department.
01:09:29.000They're always looking for, you know, Clerks and alternate election judges, and just say, I'm willing to work.
01:09:36.000And I would recommend the first time you do it, just be an election clerk because there's more involved with more responsibility with being a judge.
01:09:43.000As an alternate judge, I'm really just kind of a glorified clerk.
01:09:46.000But I did have one year, my Democrat judge came down sick and said, Tim, you're going to be the election judge for that day.
01:09:55.000But what is your job as an election judge, Tim?
01:09:59.000So, as an election judge, you're responsible for opening up the poll, I mean, assigning.
01:10:06.000And so signing up, hey, you guys are going to check in the voters.
01:10:08.000You guys are going to watch the ballot box.
01:10:10.000You guys are going to put out the signs and set up the polling place.
01:10:14.000You guys are going to welcome the voters in, tell them to turn off their phones, things like that.
01:10:19.000At the end of the day, then it's the process of closing down the polling place, which is much more involved than I would have thought.
01:10:28.000There are a lot of controls in place, but it usually takes us an hour and a half to two hours to shut down.
01:10:35.000Kind of put every package, everything up, take it back to the drop off site.
01:10:39.000The other thing is, the election judge has to handle provisional ballots, and those are a pain in the neck, but because it's just there's more process involved in that.
01:10:49.000But yeah, so that's that you're just kind of overseeing it.
01:10:52.000I mean, you are like you're like an official judge, and I mean, you can call the police to have them every once in a while.
01:10:58.000You get somebody that just will not comply with, you know, they come in with a shirt on that's got one of the candidates' names on it, and it's like, hey, you can't wear that in here.
01:12:13.000It's regarding the TPUSA community stuff because I heard it this morning on Fox and Friends when I was working out.
01:12:20.000You have the four sections, but a fifth section might be helpful to fix cultures within companies, is to put like a professional section where people, conservatives, can network to look for jobs and maybe to help fix companies because I see it in my industry.
01:12:38.000For example, front offices of teams are very liberal.
01:12:42.000Locker rooms where players are are very conservative, yeah.
01:12:47.000Yeah, well, we have the young professionals group, but I don't know what the age limit is on that, but but I think you should just do it for all people because I'm in my 40s and it would be nice to work with more like minded people and not have to worry about oh, I can't talk about a certain thing in the office if I'm a different company, yeah.
01:13:05.000No, I mean, that's a great suggestion.
01:13:06.000I'll bring it up with Pierre who's running it, um, but yeah, you mentioned that you saw it on Fox and Friends, it we uh, Griff Jenkins actually came.
01:13:14.000To HQ, I guess like two weeks ago, 10 days ago, and interviewed all our program leads.
01:13:20.000So, field team, it'd be Andrew Seifer, Tyler Boyer.
01:13:23.000They're doing a part two on it actually on Saturday or Sunday.
01:13:27.000And it's going to be all about like our election side of our work with Turning Point Action.
01:13:31.000Tyler Boyer is going to have his big moment there.
01:13:33.000But I thought they did a great job on it.
01:13:35.000They walked around the campus with Erica, saw the memorials and the statues, and it was a beautiful piece.
01:13:42.000So, I think you can check it out on socials.