00:02:34.660Well, Wedgwood Polls posted on Twitter last night that it fabricated its data through the 2026 election cycle, claiming it was done as a social experiment intended to spark reform in the industry.
00:02:47.120Imagine that. Let's take a look and see what they had to say in that statement to show the American people and everybody how big of fools these people think they are.0.98
00:02:58.980So here's the press statement that was released last night from this polling company for immediate release.0.98
00:03:03.700That is Wedgwood polling. They say it's an experimental project demonstrated the vulnerabilities and lack of oversight and the overall low barrier entry into model modern political polling industry makes this public statement.
00:03:18.780Now, we've known for some time that pollsters are liars, almost all of them, and we've seen it double and triple down this time around.
00:03:25.440why we did this. Having previously worked in polling and research sector, we watched as
00:03:30.720public's trust in polling eroded along the rise of unverified, low-quality methodology.
00:03:36.560We wanted to test simple hypotheses. How easy is it for an entirely fabricated polling firm
00:03:41.900to gain traction, be taken seriously, and expose little scrutinized exist in the media and public
00:03:47.920commentary. The short answer, they say, far too easy. How far do they go? Despite having no
00:03:55.900history, formal credentials, or real data behind the vast majority of their releases,
00:04:01.440Wedgwood Poll was added to major polling aggregates, including the New York Times,
00:04:06.08050 plus one, and Boathub repeatedly treated as a legitimate data source. They say their
00:04:11.920fabricated numbers were given instant credibility across national media platforms, including being
00:04:17.020cited on air reporting media outlets such as ms now go figure ms now putting out fake news i don't
00:04:24.860believe it the ease with which these unverified figures were absorbed in the mainstream political
00:04:29.280narrative highlights a systemic breakdown in media vetting and data aggregation the scope of the
00:04:35.260project what they say was the experiment was most data published under wedgwood polling name
00:04:39.380was generated to test whether media outlets aggregators commentators any other people
00:04:44.840would report data without verifying whether the source or methodology
00:04:48.760or the underlying firm, if they were legitimate or not.
00:05:18.280Entirely run by a small group of industry veterans.
00:05:21.980We integrated into major polling averages and decided by major news organizations.
00:05:26.360The standard for how polling data is vetted, aggregated, and reported must change.
00:05:31.620We hope this experiment sparks this necessary conversation about data integrity,
00:05:35.720media literacy, and accountability across the political research landscape.
00:05:39.500So, in other words, these people showed how big a fool the mainstream media is, how big a fool MS Now is, and all of the aggregates and sites that took these people seriously.
00:05:55.760Now, we saw there was a poll in Iowa last election, the general election of President Trump, where this woman came out, and I think they had Trump, I'm not sure the exact numbers, don't quote me on it, but they had Trump losing like bigly in Iowa of all places.0.90
00:06:16.780Now, if you look at some of the places where these people did polling, up in Maine, or where I should say where they did polling, under natesilver.net, where they showed that Jackson, who's running against Susan Collins in Maine, had a 2.8, almost 3% lead over Susan Collins.
00:09:08.160So I don't know. I don't I don't know the legality of this all either, because just last week they released a poll showing Mississippi Senate race at Republican plus four.
00:09:20.280And that fabricated result prompted Senate Majority Pack with Chuck the Schmuck to announce an over one million dollar television ad investment on October 20th yesterday.
00:09:33.020This was their first major spending of the race prior at zero investment.
00:09:38.160Wedgwood later said that the poll was, of course, fabricated, and Chuck is caught with his hand in the cookie jar.
00:09:52.880Folks, we're at a real inception point here in America.
00:09:57.000The fact that we can't tell the difference between a fake polling company and a polling company that's faking it.
00:10:04.740i guess they're really just doing the same thing scary scary scary scary stuff
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00:10:23.520getting to your questions all that good stuff before the end of tonight's show uh we're taking
00:10:27.120a quick break we're gonna be back in less than 60 seconds we got so much more to get to uh we got
00:10:31.820some words of encouragement from ilhan omar president trump on some data centers and what
00:10:36.260his plan is it's been a big topic issue and uh the democrats trying to make it a big one
00:10:40.780going into this election um with a hoax as they usually do uh we're getting all that and much
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00:11:04.940ilhan omar the woman who allegedly married her brother allegedly has been mostly inactive on0.58
00:11:10.640social media following the raid on her home earlier this month but decided to post a video
00:11:14.580on social media this afternoon asking supporters for campaign donations she also had somebody to
00:11:21.620blame uh about why she's being investigated for marrying her brother and possibly committing0.94
00:11:26.740immigration fraud. Who's she blaming? You probably guessed it.0.97
00:11:29.940Hi, everyone. Ilhan here. I just wanted to say thank you so much for the support to everyone
00:11:36.300who sent a note of support for everyone who sent $5, $10, $20. That goes a long way as we fight
00:11:46.860Trump and his administration for trying to intimidate me and so many people right before
00:11:56.740the midterm elections we know that they're running scared we're not going to be intimidated we're not
00:12:01.700going to be silenced we're not going to be scared i'll be out there campaigning alongside all of you
00:12:06.980and making sure that we beat back all of this and that we win in the midterms win the house
00:12:12.900win the senate and hold this administration accountable thank you so much again uh and
00:12:18.660please continue to support us it is going to be a very expensive and challenging uh time
00:12:25.760And so we appreciate whether you're able to send 5, 10, 20.
00:14:14.840I don't know. We worked with her. But now the clubs are off. I mean, you don't marry your brother and get away with it, Ilhan. You should know better than that. Maybe that's what they do where you come from, but not here.0.97
00:14:28.460A big topic of discussion lately has been these data centers. They're popping up everywhere. AI data centers are using the power grid. They're using the water. People aren't happy.
00:14:38.460President Trump finally weighing in on it.
00:14:40.500President Trump announced this afternoon that large data centers will now be required to produce their own electricity and share any surplus with the communities around them in the form of a dividend.
00:14:51.160President Trump says, as President of the United States, I've been watching data centers very closely and I've come to a very strong conclusion.
00:14:57.560New and large, in some cases, gigantic data centers are mandated by me to make their own electricity and give and sell any access back to a local community or grid.
00:15:06.460Therefore, there is an electrical price increase.
00:15:08.880In fact, it would be a substantial decrease.
00:15:11.720Other elements, likewise, if companies want to make their data centers popular,
00:15:15.340pay the community or individuals within the community a dividend.
00:15:19.080I've watched the process closely, and data centers that were highly unpopular in certain areas
00:15:22.800have become extremely popular when financial deal is struck.
00:16:01.820because it's not just plugging a plug into the wall.
00:16:04.460Well, it's a massive amount of power that's needed to power these bad boys up.
00:16:09.300It's nice to see President Trump taking a little bit of a stand here, letting these people know you're you ain't going to get away with it.
00:16:18.100In a major blow to the Justice Department, the high stakes case against California involving those 20,000 noncitizens, which we spoke about the other night, was reassigned.
00:16:26.660It was originally taken up by a President Trump judge, been reassigned to a Clinton appointed judge.
00:16:32.800Last Friday, the DOJ put California on notice and vowed to prosecute election officials who tabulated unlawful ballots.
00:16:39.920This week, on Monday, the DOJ requested a restraining order to immediately separate the 20,000 ballots that are allegedly being sent to illegals.
00:16:47.180The emergency request for the TRO comes after the DOJ filed a federal lawsuit against California.
00:16:52.940Federal lawsuit, Central District of California, on October 15th,
00:16:56.340Request an order preventing the tabulation of these ballots belonging to these individuals, likely non-citizens, also known as illegals.
00:17:03.160Tuesday evening, the case was assigned to Judge John Holcomb, a Trump appointee.
00:17:06.980However, a day later, the case was switched from the Trump-appointed judge to David Carter, who was appointed by Bill Clinton.
00:17:15.380Judge Carter previously dismissed a DOJ lawsuit against California that accused the state of not following federal laws related to voter rolls.
00:17:22.020So how do you folks think this is all going to end? I think we probably already know.
00:17:29.640Speaking of courts, Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan, one of the court's three Marxist Dems, took a swipe at her conservative colleagues this afternoon,1.00
00:17:36.940accusing the 6-3 majority of undermining American democracy and fueling political polarization by declining to police partisan gerrymandering.
00:17:45.980She was speaking to a crowd, Catholic University, America's law school in Washington, D.C., blasting these conservative-backed rulings, congressional redistricting, voting rights, and campaign finance laws, arguing that the decisions have allowed political parties to manipulate election maps for a partisan advantage.
00:18:04.880But what did Kagan have to say about it while the Democrats were doing it for the last 20-plus years?
00:18:10.220Kagan says the conservative majority hadn't enabled what she described as race to the bottom in congressional redistricting.
00:18:15.980He was, of course, appointed by Barack Hussein Obama.
00:18:19.860He says the court's refusal to intervene in these partisan gerrymandering disputes has contributed to an increasingly divided political landscape.
00:18:28.600Quote, over the last couple of years, especially, both political parties have been engaged in a bridge to the bottom in terms of these partisan gerrymanderings, making what I think, unfortunately, a too polarized country even more so.
00:18:41.980She won't even further accuse in the court of disregarding the consequences of its own decisions.
00:18:47.340But like I said, she hasn't really said much.
00:18:52.360Well, the Democrats have done it for the last 20 plus years.
00:18:55.300We're taking one more quick break here, folks.
00:23:49.880She's making up ground to FOIA, pounding flat again on her role in the massive Minnesota welfare fraud scandal, among the many other issues that have plagued that state.
00:24:03.020President Trump celebrating some big, big news tonight.
00:24:06.640the Stephen Hubbard very unprecedented release from Russia blasting his predecessor's former
00:24:13.500President Joe Biden or I like to call him Sleepy Joe or Auto Pen Joe for the retired teaching being
00:24:20.640held there for so long. President Trump says he personally requested the 70 year old innocent
00:24:25.360prisoner release during a phone call last week with Vladimir Putin adding that Putin respected
00:24:30.680him so much that he agreed to release him even without asking Russia to release anything or us
00:24:36.400release anything in exchange for Russia. Of course, he left Marxist media not happy about
00:24:41.880that because it's a win for the country. It's a win for President Trump and a win for this man.
00:24:45.900Caitlin Collins tapped in as President Trump, departed the White House this afternoon.
00:24:50.480We have a gentleman coming home from Russia that they've been after for years. He was
00:24:55.340captured or taken during the Biden administration. Wouldn't happen if I were president,
00:25:01.140but he was taken, and he's a highly respected man, Mr. Hubbard, Stephen Hubbard.0.99
00:25:08.000And we were in the midst of negotiating, and a lot of stupid people said,0.99
00:25:12.800and people that don't know how life works, they said,0.99
00:25:16.200why aren't you putting Russia's sanctions and all this in the midst of a negotiation
00:25:20.580to try and get a long-term hostage back from Russia?
00:25:24.920If I would have done that, you would not have Mr. Hubbard coming back.
00:25:29.840Right now, right now. And you don't know anything. I mean, you're fake news CNN. Look, right now you have a man that's beautifully flying from Russia to wherever he's landing in the United States that I got out because I had a very good and very fast negotiation with President Putin.
00:25:47.740If you were to put those sanctions on or whatever you want to call them, you could forget about him. You'd never see him again. He'd be back in jail for 25 years.
00:25:55.780The other thing, very important, we're negotiating with Russia right now on Ukraine.
00:26:01.460We are maybe close to a deal for the first time in a long time.
00:26:52.280You're a dummy and you work with CNN.0.99
00:26:53.700Let me tell you, if I'm negotiating to get a man back, a man that we've wanted back for years, a man that was a prisoner in Siberia or someplace in Russia and we're getting him back because of me should have been brought.0.97
00:27:08.200It should have never happened, but it should have been brought back during Biden because he was there with during the Biden that was he was captured or taken during Biden.
00:27:16.540When you're negotiating that and you're dropping, and I know that I'm doing it, and because a lot of people didn't know, and they say, oh, let's put sanctions on Russia, the negotiation would obviously come immediately to an end.
00:30:31.820But the early polling data is showing pretty strong for the Democrats.
00:30:36.060But the good news is, is the Republicans are holding, they're holding the line, they're getting out to vote early. And historical data shows that Republicans vote on Election Day. So we have gotten better with the early voting. I always use the race as an example of Fetterman and Oz. I think Oz went into Election Day down a million votes on early voting. You can't overcome that on Election Day. It's just so hard to do.
00:30:57.900So the Republicans have started to pick up on the early voting, and I think it has made a difference.
00:31:04.600Shout out to our front RBKK from Norway.0.97
00:31:26.460All that money she's asking for is probably being funneled to Somalia into an account just for her because I got a funny feeling she's going to end up back there.1.00