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00:01:20.000We are live here in Las Vegas, Nevada for the Turning Point Action Restoring National Confidence Summit with a good friend of mine who partially inspired me to do this because he just shows up every single day, regardless of what's going on in the news.
00:01:32.000And you have the grit and the hustle and just the daily discipline, Steve.
00:01:50.000Tell us what's happening inside because what you guys have done, when you first told me about this, I said, this is the craziest idea I've ever heard.
00:01:57.000We're going to do a pre-RNC to actually do what the RNC should be doing on Turning Points Nickel and do it out in Las Vegas exactly where they do it and do it live for two days.
00:02:46.000Well, but also, it's important to understand at Turning Point, we have 300,000 grassroots donors now, which is one of the biggest donor files of any organization.
00:02:53.000Not as big as Trump's, but that's big.
00:02:55.000So we are supported by the everyday people.
00:03:07.000Why haven't you engaged the grassroots?
00:03:09.000Why haven't you secured our elections?
00:03:10.000And Steve, how much money has the RNC raised in this primary?
00:03:14.000Can you talk about that for our audience?
00:03:16.000We have right now, $120 million was spent on TV advertising alone in Iowa.
00:03:21.000They have, according to documented sources, New York Times, Jonathan Martin, the top guys that follow this from public documentation, $250 to $300 million already up to New Hampshire.
00:03:33.000We now know that Tricky Nikki Haley is going to do another couple of hundred million.
00:03:37.000There's going to be $500 million spent on everything that's not on the agenda today.
00:03:43.000Not on ballot harvesting, not on ballot chasing, not on get out the vote, not on election security, election integrity, taking on Mark Elias, anything that we need to close the deal on a massive win.
00:04:00.000And we just know the RNC announced over the weekend they've taken a line of credit, I think, secured by the headquarters because the small donors have cut them off.
00:04:54.000We didn't, if we had had this meeting of turning point and what you're doing right now in January of 2020, Donald J. Trump will be starting the fourth year of his second term, and nothing we wouldn't have a war in Ukraine.
00:05:06.000There wouldn't be 500,000 Ukrainians dead.
00:05:09.000There wouldn't be five American servicemen, two Navy SEALs, and three soldiers dead right now, and 30 wounded.
00:05:16.000There wouldn't be two carrier battle groups under siege in the Red Sea.
00:05:20.000There wouldn't be an invasion of 8 million.
00:05:22.000Think of what's happened to our nation because this didn't take place in January of 2020.
00:05:27.000And we depend upon the RNC, who is too incompetent to assist President Trump's campaign in closing the deal.
00:06:48.000These are people from every corner of the country that are actively in leadership positions that are running county Republican parties that are running state Republican parties.
00:06:57.000So it is really the creme de la creme.
00:06:59.000These are the people, by the way, that make the party.
00:07:01.000No, we could have 10,000 from War Room and Trump and attorney.
00:07:04.000And we're going to do that in a couple weeks.
00:09:08.000They didn't have complaints ready to go.
00:09:10.000I mean, so one of the takeaways is we need to have salvo after salvo after salvo of legal complaints launched very soon from the bottom-up level.
00:09:18.000Now, how we pay for it, that's what the RNC should be doing.
00:09:20.000One of the few things the RNC can do is they could raise legal funds.
00:09:24.000The marching orders are important, but also the other takeaway, Steve, is I want the RNC, and there's no guarantee they're going to do this, is they won't take this as an insult, and they might because they're very fragile people, but they'll say, you know what?
00:09:35.000Maybe we aren't doing a good enough job because there's obviously an appetite enough where these county chairs come a couple days early.
00:09:41.000The state party chairs come a couple days early and because the RNC is not actually doing their job.
00:10:33.000If you're looking for a reliable and clear way to have voice and text communication to any number from anywhere in the world, you need a satellite phone, and no one does it better than the satellite phone store.
00:11:43.000Every day she extends the primary, she is robbing from our chances to decisively win in November.
00:11:50.000Why Tricky Nikki is going to extend it is because what the money class and the Wall Street class and the Koks and Paul Singer and that crowd that's around here pumping money in here, Leonard Leo, all that, they know Nikki can't win.
00:12:22.000And so what they hope is to get her on the ticket to prove that, hey, she can consolidate 15 to 20% of the never Trump haters, the rhinos, the establishment, the usurpers, the imposters, what they're called now by the grassroots, and either force her on the ticket as VP, which I think is remote, or get her on as Secretary of Defense, which is what that would be a kill shot for them, Secretary of Defense, or get their people into the administration, National Security Council, National Economic Council,
00:13:20.000But he wrote an amazing article, I think, for the New York Times, a piece for the New York Times, a column.
00:13:24.000He said, back in 14 and 15, he had been a traditional Republic, which still is.
00:13:29.000He didn't realize the anger in the country, that the Trump movement represented people that wanted fundamental change, not kind of marginal change.
00:13:36.000And that was something he was not prepared for.
00:14:16.000It's going to be really big and transformational.
00:14:18.000But in some ways, we want this to be incredibly specific to the roles because, look, if you become a state party chair, 99% of these are unpaid positions.
00:14:26.000You've got to raise money all the time.
00:16:26.000That not only do we have the, we have the prerequisite elements that are bad, cheap money and mass migration, you have a guy that can fight twice as hard and bring in people and message it and convince them.
00:17:59.000You do an excellent job, and I have just loved all the numbers that you've crunched.
00:18:03.000And we're here at the Restoring National Confidence Summit.
00:18:06.000From your perspective, what's the importance of this gathering?
00:18:08.000Oh, Charlie, it's so awesome having a lot of RNC members here, a lot of grassroots county chairs across the country come down to Las Vegas, Nevada to hear about our initiative, chase the vote, our projects, our coalitions.
00:18:24.000But the biggest thing that I'm hearing today, even just working in the reception, is that a lot of these chairs feel valued.
00:18:31.000There hasn't been any organization or even the RNC, unfortunately, hasn't really poured into these county chairs.
00:18:38.000So them having a conference where we're teaching them how to win in their county is paramount to the success of this great, great nation.
00:18:48.000Yeah, so we're hiring up big time at Turning Point Action, hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people.
00:19:11.000But for most cases, you'll see that organizations will hire people from anywhere to come down to states like Arizona.
00:19:17.000For instance, when I was working in Georgia, we had people like myself in Arizona, but New Yorkers or people from the East Coast come down to Georgia.
00:21:42.000And I just want to make sure I understood this.
00:21:44.000You said the RNC maybe has one or two.
00:21:45.000They have one or two state directors right now in these states.
00:21:48.000But they raise more money than we do at Turning Point Action.
00:21:51.000How are we able to raise three flories and alcohol with the RNC?
00:21:56.000But with the money that we're going to be using for our ballot chasing is to knock doors and talk to low-propensity Republicans in strategic areas.
00:22:05.000And that's what also separates our program from other people or other organizations.
00:22:09.000We broke down precinct by precinct in every 10 of the battleground states exactly where we need to be.
00:22:17.000For instance, there's organizations that will hire people in where the largest population centers are, right?
00:22:22.000They'll hire people in Wayne County or Michigan.
00:22:35.000And by the way, you've done a really great job, Matthew.
00:22:37.000I look at all your work, whether you know it or not, and I get all these reports from Tyler, and it's amazing.
00:22:42.000And my mind was kind of blown because in Arizona, you would think that the, you know, we have to hire a bunch of people in downtown Phoenix.
00:23:09.000There wasn't many in Scottsdale, nor in Tempe.
00:23:13.000Actually, there was probably two or three Super Chase precincts in Tempe where we're seeing a lot of low-propensity Republican voters on the outskirts of Phoenix.
00:23:22.000So if you are a politico or if you worked on campaigns in Arizona, you know that the outskirts of Phoenix are very Republican.
00:23:30.000You don't see too many staffers go out to Mesa or out to Queen Creek or Westside or Glendale.
00:24:23.000Focus all your money on swing voters in Scottsdale.
00:24:26.000And or if you're going to ballot chase, ballot chase where the most people are.
00:24:29.000But by proportion, where we are underperforming is on the outskirts of Maricopa County.
00:24:36.000Where no one has ever knocked before, or really rarely, right?
00:24:41.000And this is the RNC model or actually campaign models too, where they focus on the competitive areas.
00:24:47.000Last cycle, you saw a lot of campaigns.
00:24:49.000And even when I ran Kerry Lakesfield operations, I was looking at the competitive areas.
00:24:55.000I wasn't really looking for Mesa or for any of these outskirts because I thought these Republicans were going to be voting.
00:25:01.000That's where we went wrong, Charlie, is that we thought that these Republicans were just going to cast their ballots anyways, but they didn't.
00:25:08.000Many of these suburban moms in Chandler left their ballot at home, right?
00:25:13.000Because we assume these people are going to vote.
00:25:56.000We are the first organization in the country to be doing this large-scale ballot chasing operation.
00:26:02.000And we're going to be hiring the most amount of people in the country.
00:26:06.000This is going to be the largest and most robust ballot chasing operation in America today.
00:26:12.000But going back to just that Phoenix example, we were shocked to see where these Republican voters were located on the outskirts of Phoenix.
00:26:22.000So we're going to be emphasizing a lot in those areas.
00:26:25.000So if you live in the outskirts of Phoenix and Backey or May State.
00:26:31.000By the way, their population has increased dramatically in the last couple of years.
00:26:34.000The trend in Phoenix is to go further out and further out.
00:27:02.000But that's, I'm glad you bring that up because many of those apartment voters are not necessarily registered or they're registered Democrats.
00:27:39.000The Democrats, they have, We're so behind because the Democrats, what they've done is they run up the score in their most liberal areas, college campuses, urban corridors, minority neighborhoods.
00:28:29.000We can't campaign the same campaigns in the 1980s or 1990s.
00:28:33.000This is modern campaigning, and this is all about turnout.
00:28:37.000So we're going to focus on making sure that Republicans who receive their ballot drop off the ballot.
00:28:42.000Some of you are asking, how can I support?
00:28:43.000How can I get behind the work that you guys are doing?
00:28:46.000It's tpaction.com between Turning Point Action and Turning Point USA, two separate organizations, but sisters or brothers, whatever you want to call.
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00:31:30.000What is the biggest missing piece for us to win in Georgia?
00:31:32.000Well, I think the biggest missing piece to win in Georgia and around the entire country right now is learning what the Democrats did between 2020 and 2021 in the Osoff campaign.
00:31:47.000And that is basically an amped up, modernized friends and family program.
00:31:51.000And so everything that you guys were already talking about, we have to make sure that we are positioning that so we are reaching targeted voters who we already know and have relationships with and then chasing the vote through reaching out to our friends and our family.
00:32:07.000And I think that's one of the most important things we're missing.
00:32:09.000I'm going to be talking about that this afternoon.
00:32:12.000What do you see as a way that we can secure our election and renew people's, including my own confidence in the integrity of our election?
00:32:19.000So in Georgia, Arizona is a challenge, but I think that Arizona is in a good spot because of Gina just being elected as the state party chairman.
00:32:32.000She gets the problems and she's going to help in Arizona tremendously.
00:32:36.000In Georgia and in other states around the country, we've been working very closely with Cleta Mitchell's organization, Election Integrity Network, building election integrity task forces in the states that had the most trouble around the country, Georgia, Wisconsin, Arizona, and so on.
00:32:54.000Those groups are looking at how to clean the voter rolls.
00:32:57.000They're making sure that poll watchers are recruited and trained.
00:33:01.000They're deploying poll workers, making sure people go work the polls.
00:33:05.000They're paying attention to the election process.
00:33:08.000And when there is a problem with the election process, they're going to the board of elections and trying to correct it before voting starts.
00:33:14.000And then, Charlie, here's a story that I like to lean on when people say, oh, I can't trust anything about the election.
00:33:21.000In Georgia, in 2022, in the primary in DeKalb County, which is a heavily Democrat county, they had an issue and a woman came in third.
00:33:31.000And that woman who came in third realized she had zero votes in her own precinct.
00:33:59.000There was an issue where someone had dropped off the ballot and a human error did not correct it everywhere in the very complicated voting equipment systems that we have, the computers.
00:34:11.000So it wound up making her come in third.
00:34:13.000But because the hand counted it, she came in first.
00:34:15.000She was entitled to go onto a runoff and today she is a Democrat County Commissioner in DeKalb County, Georgia.
00:34:22.000That kind of model of building relationships, knowing what to do when there is a problem, helping out whether it's our side of the aisle or the other side of the aisle so that we can build faith in the outcome of the elections is how we are going to solve this problem.
00:34:36.000And everyone needs to consider stepping up to volunteer.
00:34:40.000If not with chasing ballots, then be a poll watcher.
00:34:43.000Talk about really quick, Matthew, what Gina's going to do in Arizona.