The Great America Show - THE GREAT AMERICAN REVIVAL

00:00:00.000 hello everybody and welcome to the great american oh it's great to have you with us today

00:00:06.960 someone you guys all know very well on this show the great mark mitchell head pollster for rasmussen

00:00:13.520 the guy's always got a damn smile on his face regardless of what's going on mark how are you

00:00:18.120 doing great john i'm a comedic relief right 0.95

00:00:21.280 as i texted you before the show we always have a good time man there's always so much to talk

00:00:28.060 about it and uh i want to go off on a little tangent here in 2020 it was like the first time

00:00:32.740 you mentioned reddit a lot and i had no idea what reddit was but now i must um admit when i'm in

00:00:40.020 need of an answer or something i often find myself on reddit because you find yourself uh looking for

00:00:47.140 getting responses from people who are like-minded people like you or give an opinion on things that

00:00:51.980 you need or whatever and you can go on there for anything you can ask what's a better tv and i used

00:00:57.520 it recently for to buy a new tv um but going back to reddit in 2020 it was the first time in my

00:01:04.980 lifetime we saw the small man win and for those of you who don't know what i'm talking about there

00:01:10.960 was a subreddit channel called wall street bets oh yeah a group of young guys who knew nothing about

00:01:17.800 wall street knew nothing about the markets they were gamers i think in fact they knew about video games

00:01:23.460 but they go on this thing and they start a reddit sub channel about placing bets on wall street and

00:01:29.260 every single day these guys are convened and they literally got it to a point where they were driving

00:01:35.640 companies either up or down and now these are a group of people who like i said know nothing about it

00:01:41.680 and the guys on wall street they couldn't they were pissing them the hell off because these are the 0.90

00:01:46.700 guys who went to harvard these are guys who went to yale these are the guys who went to sorry mark but

00:01:51.240 these are the guys who went to pen uh i didn't get anything out of it these are the guys mark who 0.98

00:01:56.480 are making millions they're smartest guys and they're getting their asses beat by a bunch of 1.00

00:02:01.900 idiots and i don't mean idiots these guys are brilliant in fact um but in their eyes idiots uh who 1.00

00:02:08.380 are just going out there trading for fun so i get into wall street bets and um you know i have a 1.00

00:02:13.820 are you uh holding games game spot i i never owned games i'll tell you about one and the audience will

00:02:20.740 appreciate this one because lou is involved in this one so i tell lou about this and lou would often call

00:02:25.400 me and ask my advice on stocks and now i did a fair amount of reading and i'd give lou i must say

00:02:31.240 every stock i've given lou uh it made him a lot of money so i call lou one day and i say all right i've

00:02:36.560 got our next stock and he goes what is it i go bed bath and beyond looks at bed bath and beyond he goes

00:02:41.120 it's four dollars you look at the financials of this company this thing's a financial ruins i call

00:02:45.420 my dad who's in wall street i said dad what do you think about bed bath stay the hell away from it 0.86

00:02:49.240 stay that way right all right so i call lou i go all right lou i just bought x amount of bed bath

00:02:53.740 and beyond it like four bucks lou goes all right you know a partner you're in it i'm gonna be a good

00:02:58.720 sport i'm in it with you little did i know lou bought a little bit more than i did um so we buy 0.93

00:03:05.500 this damn thing and we watch it mark we go from maybe it was two dollars we watch you go two to four 0.93

00:03:10.220 four to seven seven to ten ten to eleven eleven this this was in 20 it was during covid it had 1.00

00:03:19.380 to be 20 okay so we watch it mark go all the way until almost 60 bucks and lou always used to have

00:03:28.060 this saying pigs get fat and hogs get slaughtered yeah right lou being the smart man he was he sold 0.97

00:03:33.160 it at 50 profits yeah i waited for it to make a little correction to come down to 25 and i

00:03:38.760 finally sold mine but he did teach me a valuable lesson pigs get fat and hogs get slaughtered 1.00

00:03:44.800 but well it's at 25 cents right now on the bulletin boards so okay right we made it out

00:03:52.920 alive but you know ever since then lou would call me and say all right partner what are we buying

00:03:56.740 today what do we buy and i go lou you know i don't got money like you do but i'm gonna put a

00:04:00.740 hundred bucks in this i'm gonna put a thousand bucks in this but it was the first time in my life

00:04:05.300 where people started understanding what goes into a market people started understanding

00:04:10.700 the whole cryptocurrency i'm still learning cryptocurrency and i i'm gotta admit i'm a

00:04:15.400 neophyte when it comes to it but like anything else i want to learn and i continue to learn because i

00:04:20.400 truly don't understand the whole cryptocurrency thing i'm an investor in it pretty heavily but

00:04:24.740 what's dangerous is you don't need to understand right well that you know i mean 15x back in 2016 17

00:04:30.500 uh and i haven't touched it since but yeah well i don't know i think i was talking with you about

00:04:35.180 it about the kid who 12 year old kid before school one day he started up a cryptocurrency uh

00:04:41.500 and and robbed everybody for 30 grand and he got on the thing and flipped the birds off to everybody

00:04:47.240 and went to school 30 000 richard 12 year old kid as he gets off there a bunch of guys go on and

00:04:52.860 drive the thing up to five million dollars funny but back to 2020 it's you know it was the first time

00:04:58.820 where i got to see uh firsthand the small guy winning and i don't care about these corporations

00:05:04.040 to be honest i don't care if they all go out of business because they do nothing for america i mean

00:05:08.740 they cause more harm than they're worth obviously we'll always have banks and institutions like that

00:05:13.760 but some of these world corporate i couldn't care less if amazon went out of business i'd find a

00:05:17.660 different way to go buy things i couldn't care less if walmart went out of business wouldn't ask the

00:05:22.280 government to pay them out or save them well this is where it overlaps politics there's definitely like

00:05:26.780 a critical mass that a company gets to beyond which there's no creative destruction and that's

00:05:32.760 not good for anybody it's like who could challenge amazon right now like amazon's a great company

00:05:37.160 uh in e-commerce but maybe it could be better there's no chance nobody's gonna get rid of it

00:05:43.160 and they now they can buy their own political mouthpiece and lobby uh the government and so what

00:05:48.800 you need is a more hostile pro-american pro-middle-class government to come in and figure out like what is

00:05:54.800 being non-competitive here that's what they're supposed to be doing they never really did that

00:05:58.640 um yeah i'd like to see a lot more creative destruction but can you imagine what's going

00:06:05.160 to happen to amazon and walmart with 25 tariff on goods from china wow like we might be seeing that soon

00:06:11.640 you i can't wait you mentioned about challenging amazon and i'll disagree with you probably for the second

00:06:17.800 time since meeting you with that logic mark back when you want to talk about zillennials and millennials

00:06:24.320 i remember the days of going to toys r us and buying toys right you can't find a toys r us on the market

00:06:29.700 anymore that was the toy made you couldn't challenge toys r us they had a lock on everything circuit city

00:06:35.380 was another one circuit city used to go there and buy car radios and this and that best buy is another

00:06:40.160 one who's not doing as well as they could jc penny a clothing retailer that has been around forever

00:06:45.160 is probably going to be down the tubes any year now um we need people like elon musk to come out

00:06:51.780 here it's the people with the money you know it doesn't get much simpler than that it's the people

00:06:56.360 who have the money and the resources you're not going to see with toys r us for instance though is that

00:07:01.720 toys r us didn't necessarily die like people said because amazon killed it uh it obviously had a

00:07:08.680 challenging business model could have corrected but it died because people like mitt romney came in

00:07:13.260 and purchased the company and saddled it with debt and focused it on leveraged real estate instead of

00:07:20.660 like actually selling toys in order to harvest money for private capital like that's a problem

00:07:26.740 yeah uh the problem is once you get to amazon like they're subsidizing the e-commerce business with

00:07:32.240 amazon web services those two businesses probably don't belong together i don't know why they're there

00:07:36.980 makes it really hard for anybody to compete but then if you're a public company and you get over a

00:07:42.120 certain hump the money's just free you just print more money people buy the stocks you can make any

00:07:47.160 you know probably and and that's something that like startup capital is a lot of trouble like

00:07:52.400 somebody to compete with amazon they're going to be building massive district distribution 0.90

00:07:57.740 facilities everywhere i don't know it's a mess oh how did the hell how did we get here from reddit

00:08:03.520 i wanted to say something about reddit because wall street bets but real quick when you before you

00:08:08.440 get to reddit i have to say this because you mentioned amazon amazon for everyone who's

00:08:11.960 listening on audio amazon's the one who hosts our audio podcast oh i'm sorry no no because i'm going

00:08:17.980 to give amazon i don't i you want to cancel us go ahead amazon i'm not going to bow down to you but i

00:08:22.740 am going to give you guys credit because back when lou was hosting it we also were on amazon art 19 hosting

00:08:28.380 us um and i have to be honest you guys have never censored anything we've said you've never taken

00:08:34.660 down anything we've said you've never tried to suggest we do x y or z um so i have to give credit

00:08:41.040 where credit's due you guys have been nothing but great to us um you continue to be great to us and

00:08:46.740 uh you know you bring us advertising and you do things and you've never uh sort of censored us so

00:08:51.840 you know if they were doing to the adverse i don't care if they'd kick us off the platform i'd come out

00:08:55.560 here and say what they were doing but and well you made me feel bad so now i have to make no there's

00:09:00.760 nothing no no now going to look at what jeff bezos does on the other side

00:09:04.660 well i'm just saying amazon hosts us too so thank you amazon you also did not shut us down

00:09:10.820 uh i don't i think your amazon west service is great i don't think it's an e-commerce business

00:09:16.520 you should probably separate those please stop sending more and more products to china because

00:09:21.380 that's their business model and finally i will forever hate them for what they did to wheel of

00:09:26.260 time my favorite fantasy series uh inconscionable how dirty they did robert jordan and i despise them

00:09:33.260 for that so so back to that we've got that off of our chest what were you saying about uh reddit oh

00:09:40.040 reddit is the biggest sleeper problem everybody you know they dragged marks up zuckerberg up on the

00:09:45.020 capitol hill and they talked about all the shadow bans he's putting on people on meta we have a shadow

00:09:49.480 ban as well i'm pretty sure censorship's horrible but everybody's overlooking reddit because i don't

00:09:55.760 think i could design a better intel agency honeypot if i tried and i'm not making any accusations i'm

00:10:02.300 just saying that it has a lot of very interesting content all of the best content if you have

00:10:07.060 specialized interests i'm on a lot of subreddits there i think are very interesting and yet they

00:10:12.560 have a method of anonymous moderation that is heavily utilized to craft narratives and indoctrinate

00:10:20.380 people into ideologies and get them off on like some pretty bad tracks just saying and i do i think

00:10:29.140 we know i'm not going to say for a fact i want to speculate though that people say that the second

00:10:35.220 biggest political subreddit one of the anonymous moderators may have been glane maxwell just saying

00:10:42.020 oh my goodness so that's where we're at and it's like you know maybe that's just one data point

00:10:49.200 but reddit's one of the biggest websites on earth it has a very big reach for young children

00:10:56.660 um maybe not as much as tiktok i think a lot of bad stuff is on there right and it everybody nobody

00:11:04.700 cares they forget about it they don't talk about it i think it i think reddit helped trump win in 2016

00:11:11.560 i think that's a massive story i i say i say that to people tapped into the political spheres and they

00:11:16.760 say no didn't what are you talking about i never heard about that look at you like wall street bets

00:11:20.720 they're literally they are using stocks as a weapon to attack major hedge funds right talk about it i

00:11:29.000 love it i love it it's absolutely brilliant i just was looking up because i was i remember seeing it

00:11:34.140 somewhere serena williams a famous tennis player her husband is the one who started reddit so for

00:11:39.000 everyone who doesn't know that serena williams actually at what i've been told a closeted trump uh

00:11:43.360 trumper so uh we love serena for that a great american lexis mohanian right yeah lexis mohanian 0.85

00:11:49.160 um but no i mean it's you know it uh it is a dangerous thing you know if you stay on there too

00:11:55.280 long you could find yourself going down rabbit holes and uh you know love blue know what lou thought

00:12:01.040 about rabbit holes um but it does give people the freedom to you know get an answer that's unbiased

00:12:09.260 or get two sides of an opinion or uh you know things that you don't get by uh you know turning

00:12:17.760 to fox news or turning to the wall street journal or turning to daily mail is one that i read every

00:12:23.960 single day who i think they do an excellent excellent job um you know you don't get that kind of thing

00:12:29.780 so when elon musk came out and said on election night you are the media he's right we are you know

00:12:36.180 you we were on an election night and we were doing election night coverage and we had numbers mark

00:12:42.220 faster and and data faster than they did on fox news now how is it possible that two low budget

00:12:47.600 operations are able to get election numbers and poll number and and analytics out faster than a

00:12:53.860 multi-billion dollar organization new paradigm totally new paradigm in media consumption uh totally

00:13:01.900 new public discourse and dialogue like we talked about the people who don't embrace reality are on

00:13:08.020 the ropes right now and they're going to regroup and we'll see what that looks like but i have no idea

00:13:12.660 uh how it's good it's not it's not blue sky and it's not reddit reddit's its own kind of little

00:13:18.580 walled garden right um i think there was something special about the trump part of reddit in 2016

00:13:25.480 uh but i i seriously have no idea they've lost the mainstream media i don't think cable news will

00:13:32.280 ever be relevant on the left again for years and years maybe ever uh they don't have a twitter

00:13:37.800 replacement they're not going to create one because blue sky is cringy and they all know it they all come

00:13:42.700 back every single one of them uh so yeah like that's we're totally new paradigm think about it

00:13:49.820 i can't think of a social media outlet mark that i'd want to go to without hate i like the hate i

00:13:55.920 like when people hate on me i like it hating on other people it's like i said what makes for good

00:14:00.620 conversation so it makes for fun going on there and telling mark cuban he looks like rosie o'donald

00:14:05.860 that's fun for me you know you're gonna come out here yeah and censor someone for saying something

00:14:13.500 you don't like i mean there's a term for it i can't say it on here i think everyone knows what

00:14:18.700 i'm thinking but i mean is that like the the where we've come to like men are just so hesitant and

00:14:25.960 scared to hear like what other men have to say about them like i i think it's funny when someone

00:14:31.240 curses at me i think it's funny when someone says something demeaning to me because i look at them

00:14:35.240 and i'll say it back and i'll laugh at that i'll say it back but for these beta males mark

00:14:40.060 mark elias this big old tough guy he wants to go out there and do all this election stuff and be a

00:14:45.900 big tough guy and then hide behind my favorites olbermann another one these guys are not tough

00:14:52.860 guys and i'm not a tough guy myself but like you go out there and you're a keyboard warrior and you're

00:14:57.960 a big old tough guy and then blue sky comes along and they say oh you can go on blue sky and nobody

00:15:03.300 will hurt your field look at nature pictures right on over there nature will embrace you will hug you

00:15:10.920 we'll hold you yeah i mean we'll point it out and tell you this guy's mean who the hell wants that

00:15:17.020 what i don't know a woman who wants that mark like you know you gotta unleash your inner plato what i

00:15:24.060 tell these you know what makes them maddest is my favorite is that uh i don't block anybody if you

00:15:29.640 come to my feed i will look i will look at what you say if i have time and engage with it but if what

00:15:35.140 you give me is logical fallacy what i tell them is you just turned yourself into content son like i'm

00:15:41.700 gonna you just turned yourself into content but like you know with the mark cubans of the world i

00:15:46.780 love to try and keep myself to like listen i know he looks like rosie o'donnell i know the glasses are

00:15:51.960 ridiculous but i want to make it about something he said three weeks ago that he now is internally

00:15:57.280 inconsistent with you know i want to register with them that's yeah i know well that's how that's

00:16:03.800 where the ratios come from that's what i'm saying is like somebody said oh mark cuban said this oh

00:16:08.340 the very next reply makes him look like a total clown because he just like that's what he's got no self

00:16:15.500 like awareness of it he's that's the thing that's crazy to me i feel like getting to mark cuban is 0.69

00:16:20.380 through the telling him he looks like rosie o'donnell because it's funny it's hysterical not i you know i

00:16:26.440 say don't do the name calling but they've gotten to that level where you the intellect and the logic

00:16:31.300 mark doesn't register in their head when you hit them with the fact and you tell them it's x and and

00:16:37.500 y and they come back and and give you a whole bunch of nonsense that's when i resort to saying you look

00:16:43.540 like rosie o'donnell thank you this is what you look like dylan no because you can't get to their 0.99

00:16:49.580 head any other way aside from insults and telling them how stupid they are and so that's the point at 0.99

00:16:55.840 which i resort to name calling when i've hit when i've hit the wall uh cross the penumbra 1.00

00:17:01.860 and you know and i can't get through them by saying what you're saying is lying this woman my 0.99

00:17:08.100 friend's and who uh who messaged me on instagram i'm gonna have to start hitting her with insults 1.00

00:17:12.300 now because i've hit the point where nothing i say registers no matt gates did not go to trump

00:17:18.620 university no matt gates was never convicted of any sort of uh underage acts with girls no president

00:17:25.260 trump is not a rapist no president trump's not a fascist it's like you there's no other way to

00:17:31.340 get to them and there is one i'm trying to find it for you i might have we i might have brought this

00:17:37.200 up before your vacation i don't know really great this is one of the best things i read all cycle

00:17:41.940 it's a wall street journal article opinion article david mamet decline and fall of america not yet

00:17:49.300 people just go look it up and read it and the key piece of information there is that the most

00:17:54.060 psychologically damaging thing that you could say to somebody that's integrated into the left

00:17:58.440 is that you're going to be ostracized you're going to be pushed out of the herd you no longer belong

00:18:03.380 you aren't the majority anymore there aren't strength in numbers and i'm trying to figure out

00:18:07.940 like what does that mean in real life um but i would i would love to get there with you and figure

00:18:14.520 out how to weaponize that on twitter i mean it's unbelievable and you i mean you're a lot more well

00:18:20.000 behaved i see all your tweets you're a lot far more well behaved and mature than me and that's

00:18:25.180 fine you know it is what it is i don't care but uh i just i i've i've like lost tolerance and i don't

00:18:31.760 even get mad about it i when someone writes me a hateful message or something i i laugh i think it's

00:18:37.140 funny and as i'm sitting there at two or three o'clock in the morning like an unhinged person uh

00:18:42.260 sending out hateful tweets to people i'm sitting there laughing so just know that people i'm not

00:18:47.100 sitting there yeah no it's fun and it's only marked because they've driven me to that point

00:18:52.600 they've driven me and now lou was the complete opposite louis are you gonna have to harry sisson

00:18:56.780 here oh my harry sisson's another one and he's a kid and all but uh oh the funniest thing oh man

00:19:03.880 somebody somebody said this is what it would look like if nick fuentes and destiny had a child and

00:19:10.200 they showed a picture of harry sisson i laughed at that for like a half hour oh my nick another

00:19:16.460 psychopath harry sisson i think he's like a 14 year old or 15 year old kid like doing grinding

00:19:23.040 videos with his buddy on tiktok like oh what is wrong with you that's not what 14 year old kids

00:19:28.960 do 15 year old kids do i mean oh yeah you light these people up oh man i hope you're not looking

00:19:35.880 at my twitter but you know i just i don't care and lou is the complete opposite lou would lou would

00:19:40.620 sit there and he'd say ignore them ignore them and i couldn't because i knew deep down me and lou were

00:19:45.860 very i'm so mad you didn't get you never got to meet lou because lou would absolutely love you

00:19:49.620 um and one of these days we're gonna come up to church lou's wife is asking to come up to church

00:19:54.700 where you guys go to church and go to church with her so one of these days i'm gonna yeah even though

00:19:58.900 i haven't been in a long time chasing buddha judge oh rightfully so that was a good one that was a good

00:20:05.840 one you're chasing buddha judge rip uh about what did i say no pipe uh oh good you can read that 0.96

00:20:14.760 one to the audience that was a good one oh okay well who's this guy stan kushner hired a prostitute 1.00

00:20:20.980 to seduce his brother-in-law recorded their sexual encounter and sent tapes to his sister all in 0.96

00:20:26.100 retaliation for his brother-in-law's cooperation with a federal investigation and other crimes

00:20:31.000 whatever chasing buddha judge says family values wins again uh because all their horrible family 0.96

00:20:36.900 people those trumpsters wait i'm confused is it kushner's fault his brother-in-law fell for the

00:20:43.220 banana in the tailpipe or is it the brother-in-law's fault for cheating on his wife help me out here i

00:20:48.440 don't know i love it there's logic there you know that was a little play on words um but yeah you

00:20:54.320 know uh it's things like that mark that i i have a very interesting sense of humor and some of the

00:21:00.100 lou's tweets that mark elias oh i i have a blast of mark elias some of them get pickups some of them

00:21:05.900 don't but uh lou was the opposite he well he'd say stop giving these people uh any clout you know and

00:21:11.660 he it was easy for lou to say because he had two and a half million people on twitter right so anything

00:21:15.700 he put two and a half million people would see and uh i'd say lou i can't and it's because deep down i

00:21:21.260 knew that younger lou was identical me you know 78 year old lou was identical me too we literally saw

00:21:29.760 eye and eye on pretty much everything that's why we got along so well uh but i know 30 year old lou

00:21:35.280 was sitting there on twitter not that it existed but sitting there angered and wanting to kill 0.63

00:21:41.160 somebody and and that's you know i'm looking at it a different way i don't want to kill anybody but

00:21:45.640 you know it angers me so some of lou's tweets it was sort of funny uh i'd do some of lou's tweets

00:21:50.560 back in the day and send them to him for approval and he'd be like i don't think we should do this

00:21:54.720 and uh nonetheless the ones that were like the hard-hitting ones making fun of people

00:21:58.900 were the ones that would do like two million interactions and things like that it's because

00:22:03.460 the people you know they didn't expect it from lou he was a serious guy and uh here here lou firing off

00:22:10.680 a a crazy tweet people were like what the heck's this guy talking about what's this guy doing well and

00:22:17.160 um i want to help you a little bit here the number one this you're gonna love this the number one

00:22:23.240 trick to being a reply guy is to use the following feed not the for you feed because by the time you

00:22:29.760 see it on the for you feed the tweet's so old that you're not going to ratio anybody how do i do that

00:22:34.200 uh okay you go to home and on the top it says for you and that's the algorithm on the right it says

00:22:43.660 following following is just a sequential list of anything the people you follow dump out so i follow

00:22:51.740 keith olberman because the second he tweets i'll see it in the following and i can be the first reply

00:22:57.320 and then so if his tweet yeah if his tweet gets seen by 100 000 people my reply is going to be seen

00:23:04.340 by 50 000 people so this is the way to weaponize twitter and it'll get you more exposure and you 0.53

00:23:09.260 get paid more too so you get paid to clown these people jesus i you just created a demon you should 0.73

00:23:16.700 have not just told me that because now i am gonna go on a full-fledged hate spree uh with these people 0.81

00:23:22.960 because i can't control myself and as luke tried to help me ascended to the next level grasshopper

00:23:28.740 they're angry as hell at mark because he just taught me a new trick but you know i used to never be on

00:23:35.240 twitter and i used to think it was like the dumbest thing in the world and now i find myself before i even

00:23:39.580 open up instagram which used to be my vice i find myself going to twitter because it's just

00:23:43.740 you can see everything from like uh weather for the day to nfl injuries to at the same time one

00:23:51.780 tweet below you can see trump dancing which has become my new favorite videos to watch um it's

00:23:56.980 just such a plethora of information i don't understand how people can't like it no i know i wake up at 4 a.m

00:24:02.700 now tweet for an hour go back to sleep at five for like another hour like yeah and i listen i love

00:24:07.840 kane i love citizen free press but it's like twitter's got it for you know kane's on twitter

00:24:14.160 so like he gets it but um and i often send you twitter dms and send you you got to follow this

00:24:20.100 guy you got to follow that guy and it's like there's new sources i think one of them i follow

00:24:23.940 is called leading report uh leading report i recommend everybody to follow it they literally

00:24:29.880 have the news out like immediately it uh their latest suite right now as many as six

00:24:35.480 senate republicans or perhaps more currently hesitant support trump's pick pete hegseth to

00:24:40.060 lead the pentagon you're not reading that on fox news you're not seeing that on uh this is reported

00:24:45.040 through nbc but you know you're not seeing it on the screen right there because you can send out a

00:24:48.580 tweet like that and get it out there um you know it's things like this that are absolutely changing the

00:24:55.620 world you know they're absolutely they're making life better for people they're making us not have to

00:25:01.940 turn you know happy am mark that i don't have to turn on a tv anymore i turn on a tv one day a week

00:25:07.440 maybe two if the knicks are playing on sunday and i'll watch football it's the only thing i watch and

00:25:13.620 people are like what do you mean you're in this business and you don't watch television no because 0.98

00:25:17.860 what do i want to i want to watch people on fox news two republicans kissing each other's asses or 0.84

00:25:22.820 a rhino it's in the right yeah the real the real business is i will give youtube its due i know it's 0.66

00:25:29.280 owned by the evil google mothership right but youtube is a phenomenal place and that's where i

00:25:34.300 spend most of my non-twitter time uh i love all the creators there because i do think a culture war

00:25:39.400 was fought and won on youtube in the last two years i think all of the woke stuff the pushback

00:25:46.640 started there period and in a way that i don't even think the entire conservative infrastructure knew

00:25:53.420 about used weapon like you know like you got the daily wire folks on there making a ton of money

00:25:58.900 you got a lot of independent influencers that have really come up big but it's the entire network

00:26:04.500 i mean of of everybody and it's like they do a stream somebody goes on somebody else's stream

00:26:09.300 it's it's all like joined ranks it's really crazy yeah they're total and i gave credit where it was 0.96

00:26:15.160 due with amazon i'm gonna go out here and call it uh youtube for being a bunch of pansy losers 0.91

00:26:19.880 uh i think we're on our youtube channel we've got two strikes on there the third one we're off and i 0.86

00:26:24.620 don't care i've tested every single day because i don't care go ahead kick us off there we don't

00:26:29.140 i don't care i'm not going to cater to you and bow down to you and you know what the two strikes

00:26:34.000 are for mark medical disinformation yeah of course the only people i've had on this show and lou had

00:26:39.840 on this show to talk about uh very few doctors we have on this show uh dr harvey rice is one of them

00:26:45.020 epidemiologists um uh undergrad at uh ivy league schools medical school ivy league schools um that

00:26:52.620 was one of them uh dr oz another one we've had on this show maybe three or four doctors we've had

00:26:57.540 on the show all very very strike for dr oz i don't know i don't think it was i'm just how old were those

00:27:03.400 strikes that's wild recently last six months dr peter mccullough another one and dr robert malone i

00:27:09.600 think they were the ones who got us the two strikes but i don't i'm not going to sit here and

00:27:13.040 apologize to you we have rumble which we do a good audience on and this audio is we do a massive

00:27:18.340 number on um but they they censor us for um medical disinformation so i asked youtube and i'm going to

00:27:27.820 go ahead and pull the find this after we do the show here i i said what part of it is medical

00:27:32.840 disinformation if you can tell me what's medical disinformation what was said by lou or if it was me

00:27:39.220 at the time what was said by either of us or what was said by the doctor that is incorrect because

00:27:44.720 if something that was said incorrectly i will go out here and i will write a retraction personally

00:27:50.020 and have lou or myself read it on air oh i'm sorry we can't get into particulars about what it was about

00:27:55.820 well i'm sitting here whether uh willing to admit a wrong even though i know there was no wrong there

00:28:02.640 which is why i wrote that email um willing to admit a wrong uh willing to accept responsibility for a

00:28:08.380 wrong and willing to correct a wrong and you can't even tell me what was wrong about it

00:28:12.580 interesting right we're well in and now what you have is the uh report from the commercial

00:28:18.960 congressional committee to shove in their faces and say oh look at this bipartisan committee of people

00:28:24.220 on capitol hill said x y and z so well that's why i think i've gotten one strike and i think it was

00:28:30.900 from putting uh steve bannon videos up they really hate that guy um but we've never been in fact

00:28:36.340 youtube has been our number one partner in spreading medical disinformation so i don't know

00:28:40.520 how you guys got a strike for it but yeah um they've shown our vaccine polling to thousands and thousands

00:28:47.020 of people you must have got hidden in the algorithms because they i mean yeah we were flying under the

00:28:53.100 radar i'm sure but yeah it was two back-to-back um two back-to-back strikes within the matter of a

00:28:59.680 week and they said oh that's horrible your third one you guys are out of here and i said the little

00:29:03.780 and you know lou used to get mad and i'm like who cares we don't need a many we do a very small

00:29:08.740 audience on youtube we just put it out there so that people can get it if they want to or whatever

00:29:13.400 you know some people don't like going to rumble or uh wherever else we broadcast it um but i mean

00:29:19.540 it literally just it's it's crazy to think that when i go to you and say what did i do wrong i'm willing

00:29:25.140 to apologize for what i did wrong uh and make right what i did wrong and they come back and say

00:29:30.720 we can't tell you what you did wrong and that's when you know that you did absolutely nothing wrong

00:29:36.820 well preserve your documents is all i uh we got to hope these guys uh you know we'll conclude with

00:29:45.400 this we've got to hope these guys um in this congress and you know you're going to be responsible

00:29:50.580 for this as much as i am mark we've got to keep the pressure on these people and i'm not saying

00:29:54.840 like this is this is fair game we're gonna like hey what's your what is your favorability rating

00:30:00.760 of google a respected scientist did a study that suggested that 21 million people had their minds

00:30:07.820 changed up by google blah blah blah is this a good thing or a bad thing for democracy would you support

00:30:13.400 or oppose a congressional investigation or an investigation by the federal election commission

00:30:18.760 into election interference by the internet giant google i mean like these are valid questions

00:30:24.660 i think we should pull on them you know and i'm i don't have any hostility towards them

00:30:30.840 well okay but how can we live in a country a representative democracy when the largest corporate giants

00:30:40.860 are credibly accused of election interference right it's not gonna work yeah and uh you know the other

00:30:49.160 thing i think we got to keep our foot on the pedal on is you just mentioned election interference the

00:30:53.740 2020 election uh i want to know what the hell happened mark and i'm sure you do more than i do

00:30:59.300 you did some numbers i want to know what happened in 2020 i want to know why the democrats got so many

00:31:05.380 votes i want to know um why it was the largest voter turnout in the history of the country under

00:31:11.080 a country that was in lockdown order uh you know i want to know how the most unpopular presidential

00:31:18.400 candidate in the history of our country who campaigned from a basement turned out to be the

00:31:22.740 most popular candidate in the history of this country there's things like that that i want answers to

00:31:28.720 that i i think as americans we deserve the answers to yeah yeah we're gonna get them i'm very positive on

00:31:35.900 that one uh i've called for a national election integrity commission i'm not sure what form it's going

00:31:44.060 to take but i've heard that they're talking about that behind the scenes i think accountability is

00:31:47.760 coming i think people um multiple people uh attached to the trump administration or campaign have said

00:31:54.620 that there will be accountability trump himself said do not cheat in this election you will go to jail

00:31:59.300 chris lasavita said according about people in bucks county they will all be in jail and um i think that

00:32:09.800 people saw this coming i do think that there was probably an aspect of evidence collection that was

00:32:14.420 happening and i can say from a public opinion standpoint people think that 2024 was less dirty

00:32:19.860 than 2020 although they still have some concerns there was cheating uh i think the number was in the 40s

00:32:26.080 that's way better than the 66 that who thought it was going to be stolen going into it right something

00:32:31.860 very special about the 2020 election that completely lost everybody's faith and i do think they

00:32:37.880 didn't i think i think you got two things going on i think you have the normal democrat playbook and

00:32:43.040 then you also have in 2020 ubiquitous mail-in ballots i think those two overlapped to create a perfect storm

00:32:50.040 of biden ridiculousness and we don't have the mail-in thing to the same extent but you still have

00:32:57.060 the traditional democrat playbook which i don't think got worse i think it's only getting better

00:33:01.500 and it will continue to be a problem yeah i will agree to disagree on the playbook i mean

00:33:07.860 this playbook i thought they ran this last time was uh asinine uh kamala harris the mark go back

00:33:15.000 to mark cuban uh saying he didn't talk about the candidates i'm talking about all the stuff that

00:33:20.760 happens underneath the grassroots all the stuff that the sun don't shine on you're talking about

00:33:25.900 the thievery yes yes because of the candidates i mean they couldn't have they couldn't have done

00:33:33.040 any worse than they've done aside from the candidates i mean the people would have been

00:33:37.860 laughable in his own special way i think gretchen went where would have been an embarrassment as well

00:33:42.760 like i don't think any of them are great as she was definitely a bad candidate but to be honest with

00:33:48.080 you our polling and biden's internal polling both showed that he was going to win or lose in a

00:33:54.260 massive 400 electoral college vote landslide apparently her polling said the same thing 0.98

00:33:58.900 though uh the stuff that we heard leaked about the internal polling was specifically i think the

00:34:06.220 baldwin camp said oh she's down she's down in uh what's baldwin wisconsin i always mix it up

00:34:13.540 um eric obvi yeah yeah so that one she was down in and i'm like oh look at that uh that means my

00:34:23.160 polling is to the left of because i had him tied or harris up so that was one of the first data points

00:34:29.040 i had wow the kamala harris internal polling is to the right of rasmussen reports right and that's all

00:34:35.340 that's all we heard and then after the after the fact david plough came out and said well her internal

00:34:40.760 polling never had her winning doesn't mean how much i think it was probably something along the

00:34:46.600 lines probably a little bit to the right of us because i was about a half a point two left so

00:34:50.420 probably accurate uh you know she she was never going to lose trump was never going to win in this

00:34:56.340 election more than 312 against her i don't think yeah so she saved the democrats down ballot and got 1.00

00:35:02.580 85 whatever uh 85 electoral votes uh as a crappy candidate uh you know what i mean like it's closer

00:35:12.700 it was closer than it should have been and everybody could say oh well you know two billion dollars and

00:35:18.740 the actors didn't really buy him anything well me like it wasn't her so well was it really her mark or

00:35:27.700 was it the thievery it was it was the democrat game that's what it was and it's like you got to

00:35:36.240 spend that two billion bucks but some of that money is going towards uh you know mobilizing nursing homes

00:35:42.460 and bussing people from chicago to milwaukee like they know what they're doing and uh you know the

00:35:50.060 republicans are getting better bit by bit uh but it's a different type of warfare it's the the you're not

00:35:57.360 going to fix it until the legal aspect is addressed you know a state we talked about a lot in this

00:36:02.440 election by the way i want to point something out before i get to that uh let me write that down

00:36:06.940 before i forget but um um the hell just slipped my mind oh we we still have a race mark we're still

00:36:16.140 waiting on one congressional race to be called oh dear lord tell me how a month after the election

00:36:21.000 nearly a month after the election do we have a race in california now the one where um

00:36:26.120 another california race that i think her name is michelle steel hung up she was taking she was 1.00

00:36:32.020 leading leading leading boom all of a sudden she loses by a few hundred votes we now have one more

00:36:36.940 race um that's was republican republican republican i think his name is durate durante or something yeah

00:36:43.940 yeah okay uh is up up up up and now all of a sudden it flips and it's the last one we're waiting on

00:36:48.800 how the hell in america a month after the election with the congressional district with less than a

00:36:54.640 million people in it are we still counting votes i mean it's right before our eyes and nobody's

00:37:00.580 talking about it because it's only one seat but the one seat makes a difference because

00:37:04.340 president trump uh nominated a few people who are members of congress to serve at various roles

00:37:10.380 at least the phonic you've got waltz you've got gates leaving congress uh i think you've got one or

00:37:15.740 two more congressmen which now puts it if they lose all those seats at the republican on a one seat

00:37:20.120 majority some people may say it's only one seat they have a five or they have a six seat it's not

00:37:24.420 a majority factually it's de facto it's not a majority this tells me a couple things okay

00:37:31.400 first i have conjecture and then i have an assumption okay the conjecture is that

00:37:39.440 trump pick mac gates trump pick cash patel trump has a list of things that he's going to take a

00:37:47.580 wrecking ball to to quote words that other people have used i don't think a trump a post 2020 trump

00:37:54.300 is not going to do something to address election integrity so i think that's coming what form will

00:38:00.460 it take there's there's nothing he can do now there's nothing he can do about the california races

00:38:05.040 they've only been in charge of the rnc for six months it's not enough time to clean house they

00:38:09.420 don't have the resources they don't have the funding infrastructure they don't have control of

00:38:13.880 anything in dc at all except for like literally the building of the rnc um so i think that's coming

00:38:20.520 and then the other is based on those picks pulling people out of congress not bringing more attention to

00:38:27.080 these congressional races not doing more in my opinion they could have done more stuff to make sure

00:38:33.500 that maga candidates were running to make sure they were being funded it didn't happen and so my

00:38:39.220 assumption is is that trump's plans do not hinge on legislative wins yeah not not what he's it'd be

00:38:48.060 great to have but like obviously he's going to be focused on uh executive orders and cleaning up the

00:38:57.460 apparatus and um i don't know what kind of laws are going to come up they're probably going to need to

00:39:03.160 but if the house and senator deadlocked for the next year or two like is that such a bad thing i

00:39:09.020 don't know yeah yeah you know as i was talking to my father he said it's actually not the worst thing

00:39:14.560 in the world to have a deadlocked senate when it comes to the markets so if you look at it from one

00:39:18.400 way uh the thing i had mentioned right the thing i had mentioned before was uh new jersey uh uh be coming

00:39:26.020 into play and i see you talking about it and uh i hammered you on it a bunch of times as we spoke before

00:39:31.640 the election i kept saying i think new jersey's in play i think new jersey's in play new jersey's in

00:39:35.680 play and you told me it's not in play and i have to admit it wasn't in play it's still not in play

00:39:39.960 no i understand that but you had said it brought up a good point on twitter and you said if the

00:39:45.040 democrats say arizona and georgia and florida in play then new jersey is in play and new jersey is

00:39:49.900 going to be a swing state oh yeah but you look at guys like scott pressler and he doesn't get

00:39:55.020 enough uh i guess credit for what he's done in pennsylvania and uh some people say he single

00:40:01.140 handedly won pennsylvania for donald trump now i don't know if that's true or not but uh i think

00:40:05.660 a lot of numbers suggest that you err on the side of that's probably mostly true antonio brown has

00:40:13.420 him up for an award antonio brown the football player uh as cracker of the year award coming up on

00:40:18.720 december 27th there goes the racism again um new york post has him as uh this headline how a long-haired

00:40:26.380 gay giant helped trump flip pennsylvania red i want to be cracker of the year how do you how do you get 0.75

00:40:32.520 that award you know antonio brown you reach out to him he's just speaking of you know what nobody 0.61

00:40:39.260 thinks it's racist it's funny it's a joke it's hilarious with it right um you know only the blue

00:40:45.620 hair liberals would get upset about something like that yeah they would be offended for me

00:40:49.460 exactly exactly how you're not offended how do you have any self-respect here's the math well you said

00:40:56.980 that one thing about new jersey and arizona i think that's a very good point arizona went trump i think

00:41:01.560 the final number was five and a half new jersey went harris by 5.9 yeah so if you draw the line for

00:41:08.860 battlegrounds at five percent neither arizona or new jersey are battlegrounds but hold on one second

00:41:15.520 real quick sorry to interrupt you and everyone gets mad at me they tell me i speak in soliloquies

00:41:20.220 and i and i interrupt too much but i have a question how much did joe biden win new jersey

00:41:26.180 by in 2020 16 points okay so now you look at a factor of 16 in 2020 you look a factor of five

00:41:33.420 how as a brilliant pollster and i'm not saying this is a joke because i think you truly are one of the

00:41:39.300 smartest pollsters there is out there aside from being one of the smartest people i have on the show

00:41:42.980 how do you look at it when you see it move by a factor of uh two times to trump's favor in four

00:41:51.240 years what do you see it moving in another four years uh the way i would look at that is you got

00:42:00.440 to separate the electorate versus the public opinion uh and they're connected right but they're two

00:42:06.780 different variables and it's harder for me to predict electorates um but what i like to do is

00:42:12.700 see what shifts over time and that part is totally up in the air we have no idea we'll get some early

00:42:19.800 ideas based but trump is not in office we don't know how his administration its policies are going

00:42:25.400 to be perceived we'll probably start doing vance matchups against generic dem or a full field of all

00:42:33.620 kinds of weirdos in like you know the summer that'll be our first read okay and so if it's like

00:42:40.260 wow the trump administration's cooking and their vance is picking up a lot of support then i think

00:42:47.480 you're into the discussion that okay like new jersey is in play and then now we have i don't know what his

00:42:54.440 budget's going to be looking like but if you have scott presler working on new jersey the entire time for

00:42:59.260 four years um i mean i would love to see him work for two years and see what that does to state

00:43:04.960 legislature there and stuff like that because i would love to see a lot of the nanny state garbage 1.00

00:43:09.160 they've done roll back but six percent of nine million people okay it's less than that because

00:43:16.460 the electorate so let's call it eight million six percent there's four hundred eighty thousand that's

00:43:20.460 what the margin was roughly in votes okay presler could probably make up i don't know half of that

00:43:27.660 two-thirds of that just by registering people over the next couple of years it's just a matter of

00:43:32.740 money so yeah new jersey's in play absolutely and it's like okay trump's gotta do his job uh and we'll

00:43:41.860 see how that works and there will be responses to this democrats aren't just going to sit back and let

00:43:46.980 it happen but uh it's just as in play as arizona is they've got i think they've got no choice play

00:43:52.680 the crazy thing you mentioned keep mentioning money about scott presler i think scott runs like

00:43:56.680 like a low low low low budget operation uh just on crowdsource funding i think is uh early vote

00:44:05.220 action is his his pack i mean i didn't see the rnc dumping millions of dollars into scott presler's

00:44:10.560 operation yet uh i did see scott presler posting pictures every single weekend at state fairs um

00:44:16.340 which i mean is unbelievable that he was managed to help trump by going to state fairs i mean you think

00:44:23.940 about it as someone as a politico like myself and like you and you say how is that even possible

00:44:29.700 yeah he's a force of nature and he's clowning the republicans i i don't know like i haven't looked at

00:44:35.560 the fec filings but i'm just going to guess if you took that two billion that the democrats spent this

00:44:40.500 time there's probably another billion we don't even know about yeah and then there's probably what's

00:44:45.500 that kamala harris has it in her bank account oh yeah well there's that but i you know um

00:44:50.640 so then out of that two billion they probably spent i don't know five six hundred million

00:44:56.160 is my guess on grassroots mobilization door knocking canvassing vote collection mules blah

00:45:03.940 blah blah blah blah how much did the republicans spend on that this time the number has to be like

00:45:10.160 50 million 100 maybe 100 million maybe the democrats are outspending the republicans five to one

00:45:18.260 but i wouldn't be surprised if it was higher i have no idea but it's not a lot because dc controls

00:45:23.860 where the republican money goes the senate controls where the republican money goes the coke brothers 0.98

00:45:28.840 like all the club for growth elon bill ackman uh you know look at how much money trump raised after

00:45:38.360 2020 yeah it went towards election integrity but it didn't because ronna mcdaniel

00:45:43.760 so what happens if that money gets funneled into things that republicans have not traditionally spent

00:45:49.900 money on that's what i'm interested in seeing because in my opinion that's the two upsets election

00:45:54.340 integrity commission rejigger the entire conservative fundraising infrastructure and they got to do it

00:46:00.900 they like it can't just be pie in the sky they can if they can rejigger as you like to put it

00:46:06.980 our election integrity i don't even mean rejigger it i mean just get these states to start following the

00:46:12.280 laws right simply follow the law if they can get our immigration issue under control if we get 0.99

00:46:18.980 legitimate censuses drawn in 2030 there's no reason the republicans shouldn't win elections every single

00:46:25.240 year and not get blown out but it's going to come down to the republicans with a backbone forcing and

00:46:32.780 this is where elon musk comes into play forcing these weak-kneed rhinos i invite everyone to go look 1.00

00:46:39.100 at the senators up for re-election in 2026 they've got to go some of these folks uh mitch mcconnell uh one 0.85

00:46:46.660 of them um rhinos across the damn board we've got to stop normalizing it you know the the john mccain's 0.57

00:46:54.680 of the world he's gone it's over this is the trump party this is the maga party we've got to stop 1.00

00:47:00.540 normalizing this bullshit go look at these senators conservative that's normal you you start this 0.97

00:47:06.880 whole segment talking about duarte okay go to heritage action for america his voting score is 41 0.99

00:47:12.880 right the average house republican is 74 so he is an establishment republican guy totally not aligned

00:47:21.780 with maga at all and he lost right so like but he shouldn't have lost like stealing he shouldn't have

00:47:27.000 he should have been lost by republicans growing a pair and getting him the hell out of there he

00:47:32.700 shouldn't have lost by losing now i often say this on the show having a democrat's the same thing as

00:47:37.220 having a rhino uh they're not there when you need them and they vote the party lines the other time

00:47:41.600 when you don't need them so it makes absolutely zero difference if you have a democrat or a rhino

00:47:46.260 but what i mean is it's got to come down to mark the voters saying enough is enough it's got to come

00:47:52.860 down to people like you and i educating them and saying this is where they lie uh this is where

00:47:59.040 they stand when uh i'll never forget lou sent me out to go do a man on the street interview

00:48:03.200 on january 3rd of 2021 days before january 6th and it was before the runoff election

00:48:11.660 of kelly leffler and david purdue the question lou had me asking them not about the election

00:48:18.240 why are we down here supporting two rhinos and and i'm like lou you're gonna get me killed by 0.96

00:48:24.040 these people who are there for a trump rally and he goes no i want you to ask that question and he

00:48:27.780 never told me what questions to ask i would go to him and say this is what i'm gonna ask and he aired

00:48:31.640 every segment on fox business and he said i want you to ask them why are we here supporting two rhinos

00:48:37.940 when we should be supporting a president who just had an election stolen from them and i'm like all

00:48:41.400 right lou you know what i'm gonna ask you because you're my fault but you're just trying to get me

00:48:44.540 beat up and mark not one person rebuffed me not one person said well you can't be thinking like

00:48:51.660 that you know nine out of ten people sat there and they they were taking it back and they said

00:48:56.800 you know you're actually right you're actually right and this is why lou was so damn brilliant 0.95

00:49:02.380 and i miss talking to the damn guy every single day because i got smarter as the days went on now 0.86

00:49:06.880 i'm getting dumber as the days go on but you know we have to stop normalizing and there was 0.98

00:49:12.100 nobody like lou mark and i say all the time i wish you got to meet him withholding these people

00:49:17.580 accountable lou would go out there and he made more enemies than he made friends but it was the

00:49:21.840 right enemy to make the lindsey grams of the world lou never liked hannity once a week yeah no he he was

00:49:29.980 very clear about who he didn't like there was no if ends or buts there was no him calling behind the

00:49:35.640 scenes to president trump saying you got to get rid of this guy lou went on air he had a problem with

00:49:39.500 kirsten nielsen the department of homeland security he went on air and called her out for all her

00:49:43.680 nonsense and president trump was at the border the next day with her and said ann coulter doesn't like 0.76

00:49:48.940 you and by the way lou dogs eat your guts this is a new story that you can go read that apparently 0.71

00:49:54.180 he said to kirsten nielsen um he went out there and he said it how it is and there's nobody like that

00:49:59.900 hannity's of the world yeah hannity's a nice guy he's a he's a good guy but uh putting lindsey

00:50:04.840 graham on air every single night what is that doing that's normalizing this behavior that we're

00:50:09.500 talking about that should not be normalized mark yeah i don't like is it even hannity normalizing

00:50:16.520 lindsey graham or is it lindsey graham normalizing hannity like that's you know what i mean like 0.98

00:50:21.340 they are normal that's the problem and there needs to be a new change because there's a lot of great

00:50:28.300 people working on changing conservatism in america and building a new mag infrastructure

00:50:33.540 the problem is is that they're all independent actions and they're like they go on bannon that's

00:50:39.560 the problem it's like you got like the precinct strategy guys they are right that's a great

00:50:45.340 strategy they've been working on it for years it's going to take another 20 years that's great but how

00:50:50.680 does that become a centerpiece of the republican party who says like hey republicans across the country

00:50:59.560 we're at the top now and this is the way the wind's blowing and you're not going to be hostile

00:51:04.540 to these guys anymore and we're going to get somebody in every single one of those seats

00:51:07.760 right same same thing for vetting same thing for public opinion same thing for grassroots

00:51:14.060 like you've been to cpac probably it's a bunch of independent organizations just knife fighting each

00:51:20.220 other for scraps and what really happens is all the money goes to a tight club of folks that just

00:51:25.980 put the same direct mailers out and massive like no bid contracts year after year and it doesn't

00:51:32.260 work like i'm i'm making enemies here too like they do more than that but it hasn't been working

00:51:37.580 voters say it hasn't been working you talked about how great mike lindell was republicans wanted mike

00:51:42.280 lindell to be in the rnc chair yeah because they trusted him period they knew that he was going to

00:51:46.800 change they wanted harmeet dylan second after him nobody wanted rana and that's exactly what the 0.95

00:51:51.940 republicans gave the republican voters oh here you go same old crap nope and uh we don't have that 0.50

00:51:57.300 anymore and so it's got like that's step one there's got to be 50 other steps i don't know what

00:52:02.540 they are and i don't know who's thinking about that trump's going to have his hands full hopefully uh

00:52:07.960 laura trump michael whatley are up to the task i don't know what kind of people they're going to

00:52:11.480 employ and work with um yeah here's a solution to it and i'm no brilliant strategist but i

00:52:21.140 um been in this business it's really the only thing i know aside from knowing how to fly a

00:52:26.220 plane which i probably don't even know how to do anymore um but the normalization comes from the

00:52:31.500 fox news is of the world it comes from the cpacs of the world the news max is of the world and i'm

00:52:36.100 not saying these are bad organizations for you know a lot of them provide a good thing cpac provides a lot

00:52:40.860 of money to folks news max is the alternative to rhino fox news but having these people on air giving

00:52:47.380 them a platform allowing them to come to spew out allowing that allowing lindsey graham to go on 1.00

00:52:53.260 sean hannity's show and give out his email his uh his his website to donate money that's normalization

00:53:00.880 that's allowing these folks to think it's okay sean hannity says he's a republican and i don't

00:53:07.280 dispute that he's a republican but why is sean hannity going out there knowing uh lindsey graham's not a

00:53:13.740 good good guy hannity loved lou i mean absolutely loved him and he knew lou's opinion on um lindsey

00:53:20.920 graham and he knows how smart lou is and how good of an instinctive character he had why is hannity

00:53:27.020 what is hannity getting out of it he doesn't need the money what there's got to be a deeper reason

00:53:31.920 of why he has him on he's horrible on tv nobody cares to watch lindsey graham the guy's total milk 1.00

00:53:38.560 toast uh comes to the table with nothing he goes on fox news talks foreign policy and tries to start

00:53:44.560 a new war each and every time he's on yeah um i why why is sean hannity and i'm only using sean

00:53:53.000 because he constantly has lindsey graham on there's far worse uh uh republican senators but those folks 1.00

00:54:00.340 you see on msnbc i saw uh what's his name is it john bozeman of montana i think was on um uh with

00:54:09.160 jonathan carl and he said something like oh i'm i'm fine with uh christopher ray staying it makes sense

00:54:14.920 he's a democrat he's on abc with jonathan or whatever the hell yeah right we're on it makes sense but

00:54:20.840 you got hannity sitting there propping up lindsey graham it makes you think uh lindsey graham also known as 0.95

00:54:27.180 lady g uh it makes you think you know what is hannity getting out of it why is he doing it i'm

00:54:36.400 not making any slights at sean no no sean to be a good guy but there's innocent explanations i don't

00:54:43.080 know what all of the explanations are you probably know better than me but the two off the top of my

00:54:47.600 head are like they're either really close friends or there's an aspect of like differentiation where

00:54:53.520 it's like hannity i've been in the business forever and i can get these big names to come on

00:54:58.360 and other people can't that's the only thing i can think of uh you brought up a really valid like

00:55:03.480 great point though about newsmax fox news in general it's like understanding the inside the behind the

00:55:11.420 scenes the change the infighting the restructuring that's kind of ugly stuff that you might not want

00:55:17.020 to put as your first step forward and maybe some people maybe some boomers like watching the cable

00:55:22.500 they just want to see that the republicans have their act together and the truth is they don't and

00:55:28.220 we all know it because we watch independent news sources and we're tied to political circles um but

00:55:34.860 maybe that's not what you run with on primetime news i don't know maybe just some people can't handle

00:55:38.980 it so the the i'll um tell you about one of your theories and why it's incorrect um the the fact

00:55:46.760 of getting a big guest believe it or not mark these guys can reach out to anybody and when we worked for

00:55:53.000 lou if you reached out to a guest they heard lou dobbs um they'd run i mean they literally if you

00:55:59.660 asked them for 100 bucks 200 bucks 300 bucks to get up which i've told people actually do this they

00:56:04.660 uh are bribed and get money through backdoor channels i never personally witnessed it happen

00:56:09.920 on any of lou's shows because if lou didn't like somebody you could have given lou a million dollars

00:56:13.900 and he wouldn't have had you on but these guys can get any guest when tucker calls when lou calls when

00:56:19.320 hannity calls they run so the big guest idea and i'm not even sure lindsey graham's a big guest anyway 0.91

00:56:25.960 he can't be good for the rating so i'd take the damn guy uh what's his name is it kennedy out of 0.55

00:56:31.300 louisiana the guy who's always doing the funny stuff uh that's kennedy not cassidy i i mean over 0.98

00:56:37.120 lindsey graham not for nothing i'm i'm tired of having politicians that's why i don't have politicians

00:56:41.820 really on the show anymore because it's the same old bs what do you get out of hillbilly uh ranch

00:56:48.260 on uh rumble saying hannity is a rhino neocon biggest problem is the traitor neocon republicans 0.68

00:56:54.440 you know it may be the case i don't know it but it makes you wonder um why you know if you

00:57:02.000 love president trump that much and you love the republican party so much why are you helping it

00:57:07.140 self-destruct and i encourage every single person i hope mark does polling on every single one of

00:57:13.640 these states um for 2026 but now is the time folks now is the time for 2026 we're in just over a month

00:57:21.660 just under a month rather we're going to be in 2025 you've got to start supporting candidates the only

00:57:27.860 way to get these people out is to primary them out and don't think that someone's too big to go

00:57:32.240 eric canter was the third or fourth most powerful person in washington and got ousted by a nobody um

00:57:39.380 it can happen it will happen you just have to put your money where your mouth is don't give money to

00:57:46.060 these people five dollars ten dollars don't you know they're not helping your calls go on conservative

00:57:51.860 uh uh uh what what was the site you were on to see the ratings you can go on heritage action yeah

00:57:58.600 heritage action does a very good job look at what these people are voting on just because they have

00:58:02.580 an r next to their name doesn't mean they're republicans a lot of times it actually means they're

00:58:06.900 rhinos i mean uh people are looking where to sink money like go watch steve bannon find a cause you

00:58:13.200 like put it behind 10x the vote put it behind turning point put it behind scott pressler yeah

00:58:18.240 uh maybe someday in the future like maybe the rnc now i think they did a good job this time as good

00:58:25.300 as can be expected um with what they had to work with yeah right exactly ron has spent every dollar

00:58:31.940 on botox i mean you go that's and i'm not that's not even a joke you can't sue me for that because it's

00:58:37.980 actual yeah i remember seeing oh look at they were spending on on decorations and flowers and

00:58:43.620 it was the tune of hundreds of thousands when lou saw it man his his his heart dropped out of it i

00:58:49.500 mean he was furious uh they were spending hundreds of thousands on black car service on uh flower 0.94

00:58:56.400 floral arrangements on uh supplies at the damn staples i mean the most absurd things that they were 0.86

00:59:03.080 wasting and they were staying in like motel eights right i saw him post a video and like a 0.90

00:59:08.660 multiple buddy i wouldn't go i wouldn't stay at a motel six uh for my own safety uh and i have before

00:59:14.640 but i wouldn't now uh you know you'd probably catch me not going away um but that's where the money's

00:59:20.660 being spent folks when you guys are donating to uh these campaigns and and it all goes into a big

00:59:26.620 funnel machine and i don't think a lot of uh ron mcdaniel was spending three hundred thousand

00:59:31.880 office supplies i think there was probably a backdoor funnel no pun intended that was coming

00:59:36.040 back into her um and getting the money back somewhere these people don't get rich on 200 1.00

00:59:40.900 grand a year as we've all seen there's another flow of money coming from somewhere and um you know

00:59:47.400 you just got to follow the trail of money but these folks a lot of them are uh savvy and sophisticated

00:59:51.720 with how they're doing it but now people are starting to finally pick up on it but to my point

00:59:56.260 stop giving to the rnc stop giving to these big institutions give to the individual

01:00:01.380 candidate the dollar goes a lot further and primaries are healthy um they weed out the

01:00:07.160 garbage and if you don't do the primaries you're going to be stuck with susan collins i think she's 1.00

01:00:12.340 up for re-election in 2026 don't be fooled by now i'm going to make a prediction because we've seen 0.96

01:00:17.880 this happen in the past march there's going to be a big vote uh either her or mrakowski i think she's up

01:00:23.420 in 26 there's going to be a big vote now i don't know what it's for and i'm not alex jones because

01:00:29.580 he's the guy who does these kind of predictions i'm actually going to text alex after this and give

01:00:33.860 him my prediction yeah right so there's going to be a big vote that comes up in 2024 2023 i'm sorry

01:00:42.340 2025 or 2026 and um early in 2026 and it's going to be one that's going to be a make or break on

01:00:51.020 something that donald trump wants to get done this is my prediction susan collins and lisa murkowski are

01:00:56.700 going to somehow be tiebreaker votes and uh they're going to bring this thing over the finish

01:01:01.920 line and everyone's going to think susan collins is this great republican she saved donald trump 1.00

01:01:07.560 it's the same thing that joe manchin did uh and they're going to think that these people are great

01:01:13.060 republicans she saved donald trump and we just let off the gas and we let her go for another six years 0.91

01:01:17.800 and that's exactly my prediction on what's going to happen because we see it the banana in the tailpipe

01:01:22.820 mark it's it's literally like brainless it's so easy to do and that's my opinion that's what i

01:01:29.460 think is going to happen but we can't take our eye off the ball we can't take our foot off the gas

01:01:34.020 they gotta go i think the new paradigm is going to see right through that we've got no choice mark

01:01:40.280 our country depends on it you get the last word here my friend i don't even know how to cap this off

01:01:47.680 we've been everywhere parent your children right put them on the step give them discipline

01:01:52.160 keep your kids off reddit reddit's no bueno if you're going to run for congress don't take the

01:01:58.520 deal uh you hire your own people um hey if you're actually interested in running and you haven't been

01:02:05.900 part of the precinct strategy i will say this just go out to your local meetings just go say hey what's

01:02:10.840 my like local republican party doing go to an event go to the democrat event too just kick the tires

01:02:15.820 see what kind of issues they run on and i think you'll find it's like oh these people have no

01:02:20.200 idea what they're doing like most of them and so that might be an interesting way to spend your time

01:02:24.220 over the next two years but we're going to be polling uh we're rasmussen reports we poll on not

01:02:30.020 just elections but public opinion we talked a lot about it tonight there's going to be a lot more stuff

01:02:34.260 to poll on um interested in how this whole thing plays out i hope we get to inauguration day

01:02:39.800 safely without any false flags or anything like that and if people want to follow us rasmussen

01:02:45.260 underscore poll on twitter rasmussen reports.com and we got a youtube channel too so mark a great

01:02:53.160 american and i encourage you guys all to follow this will probably be the last time mark comes on

01:02:57.000 the show and i'll tell you guys why i texted mark at five o'clock and i said you're going to be around

01:03:01.300 six o'clock i'm doing a live stream which i don't like to join the show i don't often do live streams

01:03:06.180 because of issues like this and he said how long are you going and i said uh it'll only be about an

01:03:12.700 hour so come on for 15 20 minutes and mark says cool send the link sounds fun we're now going on

01:03:17.580 three hours and 30 minutes and 20 minutes or so is it we had jake lang on the show so that means

01:03:22.400 we're here for about three hours we still have any viewers is anybody actually watching this no we

01:03:28.780 have a few hundred on rumble we've got uh over a thousand on uh twitter and and we'll have this up

01:03:33.880 on the audio version for everyone which is where we get a lot a lot a lot of views so we'll have this

01:03:38.880 man you're like going in rogan territory you know and i'm i didn't do an episode yesterday because

01:03:43.780 i'm sick as a dog i just came back from morocco and uh and lisbon portugal and uh um i was sick

01:03:51.320 as a dog and uh i think the show has to go on people were writing to me that they were concerned

01:03:55.620 something happened to me so i said let me put this to rest i'm i'm fine i'm troopering through i can

01:04:00.820 barely swallow but i'll make through and three hours later here we go so mark mitchell hang tight for just

01:04:07.480 one second here folks uh i hope you guys enjoyed our episode here with mark mitchell he's a great

01:04:12.200 american and his organization does a a lot of great work um both for this country um and for the

01:04:21.540 political the causes that uh you know be it um we need more people in this country like mark mitchell

01:04:27.280 folks we'll see you right back here tomorrow for the great america show uh where our quest for truth

01:04:31.760 justice and the american way continues uh until then may god bless you may god bless america

01:04:38.020 and may god bless the great lou dobbs we'll see you right back here tomorrow same time same place

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The Great America Show - December 09, 2024

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