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00:00:42.980i want to begin tonight among many other stories that we're going to be covering
00:00:46.440including james talarico or james talafrico however you identify that uh strange strange
00:00:52.860fellow i mean he is odd if you guys didn't watch him last night on that cnn uh um town hall i don't
00:01:01.540know what you guys are doing i'm scrolling through the tv and i was forced to watch like western
00:01:06.920kentucky against kennesaw or uh against sam houston and kennesaw state football because i was the only
00:01:14.420thing on tv and i was not watching it but as always i i catch the aftermath and uh run through
00:01:19.680the clips on twitter and uh he had a little bit of an interesting night so we're going to be
00:01:23.820talking a little bit about uh talafrico and and the interesting night he had and what he got called
00:01:30.120out on we got some news on president trump making an announcement on that fort hood execution uh
00:01:36.400that's going to happen a little bit of change of mind on president trump president trump also
00:01:40.040getting a little agitated with ukraine as they continue to pull up russian energy sites
00:01:45.460as a deal is made to export some diesel from Russia
00:01:50.660to bring the cost down, but Ukraine continues to blow it up.
00:01:54.580Also, a Florida commie, you're not going to believe this.
00:01:59.860Someone who's running for the Senate says if she wins,
00:02:03.660she wants to arrest President Trump and jail her political opponent?
00:02:07.760Isn't that exactly what they've been accusing President Trump of doing?
00:02:11.140Also, Netflix, woke Netflix, laying off 1,000 people.
00:02:15.460Say it ain't so, I feel so terrible for those poor people.
00:02:21.240Spread indoctrination, lies, all of that stuff.
00:02:25.740I'm going to be looking for new jobs soon.
00:02:27.520I want to begin tonight first, though, with some interesting polling data that,
00:02:32.940I follow this girl on Twitter, you guys have probably seen her.0.74
00:02:38.100And she does a terrific, terrific, terrific job.
00:02:42.300So going through analytics, going through scenarios, her name is Data Republican.
00:02:50.020If you guys are on Twitter and you don't follow her, I highly recommend you guys do because she put out an analytic yesterday.
00:02:56.940So she's going to go through it later this week.
00:02:58.600But I went through it last night, and I was appalled because from all these pollsters that we continue to hear who are totally Trump deranged, totally Trump deranged, Fox News, Emerson, Echelon, Pew Research, The Economist, YouGov, there's many more who have been plagued by the Trump syndrome.
00:03:24.920So they've been putting out their numbers and what they put out, if you're not a pollster, if you're not someone in the political know, is the numbers.
00:03:34.120And you see the numbers as they are. And you see this is X, this is Y, the Republicans are winning, the Republicans are losing.
00:03:40.940You don't see the numbers behind it. You don't often see the crosstabs.
00:03:44.260You often don't see who they're polling, gender, race, which they have all those numbers, marital status, whatever, household income.
00:03:57.040You can go through all the crosstabs and see just who they're polling and what they're overpolling.
00:04:02.340And oftentimes, this is not a left or right thing, you'll have skewed poll numbers because you're overpolled.
00:04:08.120And this is by default. This is usually, usually I'll say not by design, but you'll have overpolled women, you're underpolled women, you know, overpolled old people, overpolled young people, underpolled, whatever.
00:04:22.080And you put in the algorithm and you can look at exit polling, you know, to make a, you know, the best interpretation that you could possibly make, you know, as for what's going on.
00:04:34.820and like I said, a lot of the times you don't see what exactly they polled
00:04:44.200and who exactly they polled, and I think a lot of it sometimes gets lost in translation.
00:04:49.380So going back to Data Republican, she put out these crosstabs,
00:04:53.800and that was rather interesting last night, and I was going through them,
00:04:59.280and I found it extremely, extremely interesting.
00:05:03.220So I want to go through them because she says these pollsters are not painting a full picture.
00:05:09.980So she took polls from various groups, Echelon, Emerson, Fox News, Pew Research, and looked through the data analytics of some of these and broke down some of the groups that they're polling in.
00:05:28.500So if you look there on the screen, you got her generic ballot, according to these generic polls, is nine and a half points on the Democrat.
00:05:35.800Now, we were told yesterday by Harry Enten that the pollsters have missed by about four points.
00:05:42.580So if you want to factor that in, you've got four points on the miss, maybe in a margin of error, could be off by four to seven points.
00:05:52.800Could put it at a margin of 10 plus five, plus two and a half, if this is real.
00:05:57.820So. Voters under 35, 35, what she says, the polls assume the polls put young voters about 14 percent of the electorate and give the Democrats about a D plus 31 among them.
00:06:10.420Most polls report 18 to 29. Echelon and Fox News' alternative column use 18 to 34.
00:06:16.180And the estimates range from Dem plus 13 to Dem plus 53.
00:06:19.840So she took, for example, North Carolina early voting versus 2022, same day, down 9.1%, as you see there, and then used Ohio as well, 8.7%, 2024, same day, 6.3%.
00:06:39.060Now, she says if this holds, polls may be too good for the Democrats.
00:06:43.420The model shares down 24 percent versus the last midterm that carries through worth about Republican plus about a half to point eight on the national margin.
00:06:54.680She then goes on to voters 65 and older. Polls put voters 65 and older, about 34 percent of the electorate likely voter polls only.
00:07:04.460So there's different, you know, you can have likely voters. People may vote, people may not, but whatever.
00:07:09.060extremely likely to vote, split roughly0.99
00:07:12.260at Dem plus two and a half, and she used0.86
00:07:37.880go Republican, usually how it is on the Republican side. And I talk about it here often
00:07:44.920about the Republican electorate being a little bit older, which is why we need to rally up the
00:07:48.900young guys to take over the reins. But the interesting thing about that is you continue
00:07:55.000to hear some of these pollsters saying, oh, well, President Trump got a lot of the socialist vote.
00:08:01.680They voted for President Trump because they thought he was bringing change.
00:08:04.180And these people all are going to show out in this election, and they're going to give the two double birds to President Trump for not holding up on his end of the bargain to be this populist president.
00:08:16.720But the voter data, early voting data shows that you're down among early voters.
00:08:24.660These people that these pollsters are alleging are going to turn out massive numbers for President Trump.
00:08:41.020So who's lying here is that these woke right pollsters who have Trump derangement syndrome, who I think have always had Trump derangement syndrome, put more energy into attacking President Trump, the Republicans, than they ever did for the Democrats, and then just say it's under the guise of, well, we wanted President Trump to do this and he's not doing it.
00:11:20.440So these pollsters who are putting out these polls, in other words, put in layman's terms, are not painting the full picture of what's really going on and who's turning out to vote and what the early vote numbers are.
00:11:35.240now as we sit here right now at 6 23 p.m on the east coast october 15th early voting is underway
00:11:46.120in about 20 states mail-in ballots returns about three and this is all subject to change by the
00:11:51.860second of course but excuse me rough numbers mail-in ballots returns about three and a half
00:13:26.120It's about September 18th to the 24th.
00:13:28.460And then you push into the first week of October and you add on Maine, California, Nebraska, Indiana, New Mexico, Ohio, Arizona, Georgia, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Rhode Island, Tennessee, and North Carolina kicked off today with their early voting.
00:13:46.980So gave you a little bit of a breakdown on those numbers that we know so far.
00:13:49.860Some of the numbers thus far that we know out of the states, about six hundred and twenty thousand mail in votes from Florida, about five hundred and fifteen thousand out of California reported ballots by mail.
00:14:03.880That is you've got Illinois, about three hundred thousand Maryland, about one hundred sixty thousand Idaho, about forty five thousand Maine, about forty five thousand.
00:14:14.840And then you got about 32,000, 33,000, the latest count out of North Carolina.
00:15:04.280And you've got about a 70% decrease in South Dakota.
00:15:07.160Now, what is the common denominator?0.97
00:15:11.400And all of those states with those massive upticks, I guess you guys can figure it out enough to tell you, they're all Marxist damn run.0.96
00:15:20.480So are they doing the mail-in fraud scam again?0.51
00:15:26.260Well, some new numbers that we got out today, the Wisconsin State Elections Director is reporting a 30% drop in absentee ballot requests from the November 3rd, 2026 election this week compared to the 2022 midterm elections.
00:15:40.860Now, the 2022 Wisconsin midterm elections for governor was decided by about 90,000 votes out of a total of about two and a half million votes that were cast by registered voter turnout of 77 percent.
00:15:53.440Now a closer look at the Wisconsin state election director's difference, the absentee ballots from 26 to 22, about 494,000 absentee ballots were requested and sent in 2022, including online requests, indefinitely confined requests and in-person requests at the clerk's office.
00:16:13.100Total about 348,000 absentee ballots have been requested through October 12th of this year.
00:16:19.160So you got a little bit of a drop-off there, about 100 and change, 140-something thousand, 144 or 45,000, which is that 30% drop-off.
00:16:35.300So it's interesting because Wisconsin's election law is very, very liberal and generous for those people who request an absentee ballot.
00:16:42.640I mean, you literally, you ask for one, you get one.
00:16:44.840so are we seeing a little bit of a crackdown in wisconsin are we seeing a little bit of a
00:16:54.480shake-up over there are they getting their act together as president trump and the administration
00:17:00.080the doj ruffled enough feathers to try to stop the steal before it gets started i don't know but
00:17:08.440But when you got a 30 percent drop off in early voting out of Democrat Wisconsin, I think it's something that's worth taking a look at.
00:17:17.840And of course, he's these woke pollsters won't talk about it because they're too busy selling the narrative of what it is.
00:17:23.980And I tell everybody, remember. Keep track, keep notice of all the polling and tweets and all this stuff these people are putting out.
00:17:32.520so that after Election Day, in just a few weeks now,
00:17:40.500two and a half weeks, something like that,
00:17:43.240we can go back and look, and they can admit where they were.
00:17:49.920And they'll always try to sell it a certain way.
00:17:52.260They'll tell you it looked like it was this way, and we missed this way.
00:22:50.580I am a Catholic, an Orthodox Catholic.
00:22:54.360As you know, Catholics, we tend, and I myself included, to be a one-issue voter.
00:22:59.380And abortion is a large part of that, and the dignity of human person and natural law.
00:23:03.660I'm a theologian, and so we have something in common.
00:23:07.320And because of that, we believe that at the moment of conception, there is a human life to protect.0.89
00:23:14.240And so we struggle with the idea that it's the woman's right to choose because it takes two people to create that being.0.76
00:23:21.580And the woman is the bearer of that child into the world.0.82
00:23:24.840And through co-creation, that child has been created.0.89
00:23:27.880So as people, we are to protect that life at all costs.
00:23:31.420And so what makes it difficult for us to vote Democrat is that we have this idea that if you cannot provide policies or support policies that protect the most innocent among us, who is the unborn child, how can we trust that you're going to provide policies to protect the rest of Texans and to promote dignity and human life in that?
00:23:54.140So I challenge you on that and to provide some feedback on, like, how would you convince me as a Catholic voter that I can trust you that you would protect the most innocent among us?
00:24:03.420I'm so, so grateful that you brought that question.
00:30:14.500oh man fall girl is in the house jim sealer good evening y'all from peaceful swamps of
00:30:23.320east texas a new jxr y in the house all i've been seeing on social media is the threat
00:30:32.420of the mother of all bombs and they keep saying oh we're gonna do this we're gonna do it mother
00:30:37.720of all bombs i think they should not say and go ahead and do it they'll let us know but putting
00:30:43.120this out there on social media it's giving our enemies the chance to rethink things and hide
00:30:47.260mostly behind uh things what say you um the problem chris is that nobody really knows what's
00:30:56.720true because there's so many liars and there's so many leakers and and and bs
00:31:02.900so i don't know really what i saw that report too and i didn't know what to make of it um
00:31:09.620I don't know if it's true, but I can't imagine that being true that, um, they did because I think president Trump would have probably done it already.
00:31:23.700Um, but I think he's, uh, I think he's probably in the best place right now and the country's in the best place right now that we've been in since the, um, war started.
00:31:33.720um i think he's has them crippled completely financially um he's targeted their oil routes
00:31:44.800now they're still of course i'm not going to sit here and tell you they're not getting any oil
00:31:48.400through because they absolutely are um but he's absolutely targeted their oil routes they're not
00:31:53.440pushing through as much oil as they have been in the past um their inflation is absolutely through
00:31:59.300the roof so i think iran's probably in a place right now that's kind of hard to self-sustain
00:32:06.360and um i think it probably comes to an end sooner than later maybe before their midterms or shortly0.90
00:32:12.940thereafter my opinion jxroy says vote red the firing squad for that muslim fort hood shooter
00:32:22.000will not be publicly televised so they should instead strap the edict to a bunker buster and0.52
00:32:27.160airdropping tyrant on live tv i don't know i kind of have mixed feelings on that fall girl says i'm
00:32:33.020all for that um not mixed feelings for the uh the bunker buster um i think that'd be an awesome idea
00:32:39.980but um yeah i don't know uh if you could call it torture i don't know i
00:32:49.680these people deserve to die the slowest painful uh most antagonizing0.80
00:32:58.540um death possible for the pain they inflicted on families0.99
00:33:05.040the loved ones who don't go home at night who will never go home at night whose kids
00:33:11.980will grow up without them whose mothers and fathers will never see them again
00:33:16.520And so, yes, I do think, is it make me a good Christian to say that?