The Matt Walsh Show - November 04, 2026


Ep. 1868 - Here's What I Think About The Catastrophic Midterms Disaster

Ep. 1867 - How 'Neurodivergence' Became An Insanely Popular New Trend

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00:00:30.000 Just two years after Donald Trump retook the White House and Republicans gained control
00:00:34.500 of both houses of Congress, voters have made it clear overwhelmingly that, all things considered,
00:00:40.080 they'd prefer to be governed by the Democrat Party, which has been fully captured by communists
00:00:44.280 who want half the country dead and openly seek to destroy Western civilization itself.
00:00:49.340 This is a disastrous and profoundly irrational outcome on many levels, but also not unexpected.
00:00:56.380 Donald Trump abandoned the America First principles that got him elected, and voters responded accordingly.
00:01:03.660 In fact, in Michigan, Abdul Al-Sayed literally ran an America First ad.
00:01:08.760 A guy named Abdul Al-Sayed was able to co-opt the America First message because the president wasn't interested in it anymore.
00:01:18.020 And as a result, Democrats will take control of both houses of Congress.
00:01:21.520 They're picking up seats in the reddest states on the map, including Mississippi and Texas.
00:01:26.920 There's no way to soft pedal this, and I'm not going to try to.
00:01:30.200 It is a political catastrophe of historic proportions.
00:01:33.440 The Republican Party needs all new leadership.
00:01:36.940 None should be spared from blame, starting at the top with Trump himself.
00:01:41.180 The people running the party right now who led us to this slaughter
00:01:45.100 will not and cannot be its leaders in the future.
00:01:48.880 In every state he went to, Trump told voters to pretend he's on the ballot.
00:01:53.840 And in the end, guess what? They did.
00:01:56.380 And that was the problem. And now, after the total domination we saw last night,
00:02:01.260 it's not unthinkable Democrats could get enough GOP support to impeach and remove Trump from
00:02:05.420 office. That's now on the table. And that's how monumental this defeat was.
00:02:11.460 Now, what this means is that Iran, ironically enough, just did far more damage to this country 0.93
00:02:19.300 than whatever Trump was warning us about. A nuclear-armed Iran is nowhere near as dangerous 0.94
00:02:24.960 to Americans as a socialist Democrat party running the government, which is what's about 0.94
00:02:30.180 to happen. In large part because the White House launched a pointless, indefinite war in the
00:02:34.800 Middle East. Trump saw how the other Republican president this century derailed his presidency
00:02:39.980 and destroyed his party with an unpopular, pointless foreign war and decided that he'd
00:02:45.320 go ahead and do exactly the same thing. You know, the great, almost Shakespearean tragedy here is
00:02:51.500 that Trump launched his movement and seized control of the party, in large part because
00:02:57.920 he was one of the only Republicans willing to criticize Bush's disastrous foreign war.
00:03:02.660 And now Trump's tenure will end in ruin because he launched a disastrous foreign war of his
00:03:08.360 own.
00:03:09.720 The justification for this war, which raised the price of fuel enormously, was to prevent
00:03:15.420 a nuclear-armed Iran. 0.56
00:03:16.980 Well, I would certainly rather have a nuclear-armed Iran than communists running my country.
00:03:25.260 And it's not a close call. 0.95
00:03:27.880 The catastrophe that's about to unfold, unlike any nuclear weapon,
00:03:32.780 legitimately has the potential to destroy the entire country. 1.00
00:03:36.480 You can look forward to D.C. statehood, Puerto Rican statehood, unlimited foreign voters,
00:03:41.160 a packed Supreme Court, made easier by the fact that the elderly conservative justices
00:03:45.960 pulled a Ginsburg and refused to retire this year. All of this is much, much worse than Iran 1.00
00:03:52.940 getting a nuke. It will hurt you and your children much more than Iran ever could have. 0.93
00:04:00.320 But that's our future now, in no small part because this war resulted in a much higher cost 0.63
00:04:05.680 of living for almost everyone. But as devastating as the Iran quagmire has been, we also can't 0.93
00:04:11.780 nor the larger macro trends at play here.
00:04:14.080 This is a far greater political realignment
00:04:16.520 than anything we've seen in the modern history of the country.
00:04:19.380 Even more dramatic than 2016, when Trump first took the White House.
00:04:22.600 This is arguably a permanent realignment,
00:04:25.560 one that immigration hawks have warned about for decades,
00:04:28.080 and yet, for some reason, the GOP never took seriously.
00:04:31.060 And it largely explains why the entire South is now in play.
00:04:36.020 To be sure, immigration alone is not the whole story.
00:04:38.320 According to exit polls, only 51% of white voters
00:04:41.660 went for Republicans. Democrats won young white men by 17 points last night, according to CNN
00:04:48.440 exit polls, while Trump won young white men by 28 points in 2024. In other words, in just two
00:04:54.660 years, the Republicans have completely alienated one of the major demographics that their policies
00:05:00.020 were supposed to help by eliminating anti-white discrimination, deporting illegal foreigners,
00:05:04.800 competing for jobs, and so on. It is a stunning failure. You know, you can't help but think about
00:05:09.800 that Sarah Huckabee Sanders ad where she portrayed the typical welfare queen as a young white male.
00:05:16.200 The exact demographic least likely to be on welfare was nonetheless turned into the mascots
00:05:21.180 for welfare. Now, that ad obviously isn't why Republicans were obliterated last night,
00:05:26.540 but it illustrates the deeper problem, which is that Republicans need white men in order to have
00:05:33.100 any chance of winning any race at any level. And white men have been their most loyal constituents.
00:05:38.340 And yet Republicans still won't speak to white men
00:05:41.660 Or acknowledge them as a group 0.52
00:05:43.100 Except to cast them as villains
00:05:44.460 The Democrats speak very specifically
00:05:47.540 To the core demographics
00:05:48.680 That they need to win elections
00:05:50.140 Republicans will not do that
00:05:51.640 In fact, they do exactly the opposite
00:05:54.080 But putting that aside
00:05:56.420 As it turns out
00:05:58.140 What people care about 0.65
00:05:59.640 Whether they're white or not 0.52
00:06:01.260 Is being able to afford a home 0.97
00:06:03.740 And being able to get a job
00:06:06.760 And raise a family
00:06:09.060 And that's not possible for a lot of young people right now.
00:06:12.420 So there are much larger issues than immigration alone,
00:06:14.900 although there's no question that the scale of the Democrats' victory
00:06:17.460 was greatly assisted by foreign migration.
00:06:20.220 You know, you'll hear pundits comparing this election
00:06:21.980 to when Reagan or Clinton lost and a lot of seats in the midterms.
00:06:25.220 But there's a very important difference here,
00:06:27.260 which is that our country has become unrecognizable
00:06:30.260 over the past decade or so.
00:06:31.660 Young people are struggling to get jobs and now compete with AI.
00:06:35.880 Social media feeds are overrun with slop, outright fabrications, mass hysteria. 0.78
00:06:40.700 Tens of millions of Americans are consuming this garbage on platforms like TikTok and 0.97
00:06:44.000 Instagram every second of the day.
00:06:45.760 Plenty of podcasts contribute to the problem as well. 1.00
00:06:47.920 Additionally, foreigners now dominate major cities in this country, and they're both 1.00
00:06:52.060 desperate for handouts and furious about immigration enforcement. 1.00
00:06:55.380 Put it all together, and we're on the fast track to become Canada by 2030 with even more 0.82
00:06:59.900 third world demographics, along with a Democrat president and a Democrat supermajority in 0.93
00:07:04.000 Congress. 0.85
00:07:05.000 In no uncertain terms, this could mark the end of the country as we know it.
00:07:09.040 It could. 0.97
00:07:10.860 Or maybe the more accurate comparison would be to Brazil, which became minority white in 2010,
00:07:15.140 and where opposition candidates have to flee the country after Election Day. 0.78
00:07:19.240 You know, that's what's coming for us if this white bout in 2026 is the precursor to an even greater defeat in 2028. 0.59
00:07:27.840 In that case, no Republican will ever be allowed to win a national election again.
00:07:32.680 Take a look at Texas, which has now been turned blue.
00:07:35.000 Consider this. Is there any path for Republicans to win national elections that does not include
00:07:43.460 Texas? Is there any roadmap to victory for Republicans that routes around Texas? The
00:07:50.380 answer is no. That route doesn't exist. It's like trying to find a way to get from New York
00:07:56.740 to London without a plane and without even a boat. You can't get there. What are you going to do,
00:08:02.040 swim? Republicans will be swimming alone in the ocean if they don't have Texas. 0.52
00:08:06.820 They cannot be a national political party without Texas. It is impossible.
00:08:12.640 The problem is that Democrats have utterly transformed the demographics of the state 0.89
00:08:16.480 through the importation of foreigners, and they've done it efficiently and without the
00:08:21.600 slightest hesitation or apology. They're going to do what they need to do to win, 0.97
00:08:27.160 and in order to win Texas, they had to transform the demographics, and so they did.
00:08:30.960 This was the political map of Texas in 2024
00:08:35.040 Trump won easily by more than 1.5 million votes
00:08:37.980 In 2022, Greg Abbott won by more than 10% of the vote
00:08:41.800 Last night, he went down along with Ken Paxton in the Senate
00:08:45.780 Actually, Democrats swept every statewide office in Texas
00:08:49.560 Including Attorney General, Land Commissioner, Agriculture Commissioner
00:08:52.500 Everything
00:08:53.720 And there were similar upsets in several other states, including Mississippi
00:08:57.580 By pursuing an agenda that ignored key social issues
00:09:01.980 And pursuing economic growth above all else
00:09:04.100 Republican governments throughout the South
00:09:06.260 Created a demographic time bomb
00:09:09.100 That has finally detonated 0.82
00:09:11.020 In exactly the way that many of us said it would
00:09:14.660 And here we are
00:09:16.500 Nothing like this would ever happen in California
00:09:19.620 You know, no one honestly believes
00:09:22.420 The GOP could ever flip California red
00:09:24.540 But Democrats have had their sights on Texas for some time
00:09:27.160 because unlike the GOP, they understand the importance of demographics. They understand
00:09:32.100 that after decades of importing foreigners who vote a certain way, your victory eventually becomes 1.00
00:09:37.020 inevitable. And then you have dozens of electoral votes in your pocket forever for all future 0.86
00:09:41.520 elections. As the saying goes, in a democracy, demographics are destiny. And that's what we saw
00:09:46.880 last night. Then there's Ohio, where Trump's endorsement of a VEC resulted in another crushing
00:09:52.700 defeat in a once red state. Then there's South Carolina, which also flipped red when the Trump
00:09:58.140 endorsed Republican Darlene Graham lost in convincing fashion. Darlene Graham is the 0.99
00:10:03.300 sister of Lindsey Graham, who of course recently died. What was her, and this is the woman that
00:10:08.700 Trump endorsed, what was her pitch to the voters? What relevant experience or qualifications did
00:10:16.040 she bring to the table? Why would anyone vote for her? Why did she earn Trump's endorsement?
00:10:23.600 Well, apparently the answer to all of those questions was that she's the sister of the gay 0.97
00:10:27.540 Republican who just died. Her whole pitch to the voters was, oh, my brother was the gay guy who was 0.88
00:10:33.920 in the Senate for a long time and died. One of the most crucial races in the country, and the
00:10:39.160 strategy was to run a woman with no political experience, no political skills, no resume of any 1.00
00:10:43.980 kind, no name recognition, on the theory that voters would support her because she's the sister 1.00
00:10:51.240 of the last guy they had in office. A staggeringly stupid strategy. And that was the theme for 1.00
00:11:00.040 Republicans across the country and for Trump himself. A lot of staggeringly stupid strategies. 1.00
00:11:08.440 Kind of like the strategy of Donald Trump to say just last week about gas prices that he doesn't 1.00
00:11:13.220 give a damn. Great. Staggeringly stupid. And all of it blows up exactly as any reasonable person
00:11:22.320 would have expected. Now, to be clear, if this clarification even needs to be said, which it
00:11:29.400 shouldn't, I'm not defending anyone who voted for the Democrat candidates last night. What we saw
00:11:34.920 last night was not a rational response, no matter how much time you spend trying to make sense of
00:11:39.340 it, no matter what you think of how the Trump administration, the Republican majority in
00:11:42.860 Congress handled the past two years, there's no conceivable justification for electing Democrats
00:11:48.180 to replace them. The party that wants to eliminate the fossil fuel industry is not going to lower your
00:11:53.720 gas prices, okay? The party that wants to flood the nation with millions of foreigners is not 1.00
00:11:57.960 going to make the job market any less competitive or the housing market any cheaper. The party that 0.97
00:12:03.140 wants to imprison its political opponents and nationalize companies like SpaceX because they
00:12:06.760 don't like Elon Musk is not going to grow the economy. They're going to destroy it.
00:12:10.840 Any Republican who voted for a Democrat last night as some kind of protest vote 1.00
00:12:13.940 made a horrifically idiotic decision that cannot be justified either morally or strategically. 1.00
00:12:19.920 You cannot, under any circumstances, willingly hand over your country 1.00
00:12:23.840 to people who hate you and your family and your nation and seek to destroy all three.
00:12:30.240 But none of that actually matters in the end, practically speaking,
00:12:32.980 because voters who are disaffected and frustrated, with good reason,
00:12:36.720 are going to punish the incumbent every single time.
00:12:40.720 Many of them will stay home and passively allow the revolution to take place.
00:12:43.940 We've seen that many times throughout history.
00:12:46.360 And therefore, our elected leaders have an obligation to govern with competence, restraint, and purpose.
00:12:51.920 Instead of simply talking about a golden age, as they impose massive tariffs that destroy everyone's 401k,
00:12:59.200 they should lower taxes across the board, eliminate regulations, reduce the deficit.
00:13:02.560 Instead of talking about ballrooms or Sean Hannity's paycheck or the asses of various Republican politicians,
00:13:07.860 our leaders are supposed to empathize 0.96
00:13:10.120 or at least pretend to empathize
00:13:12.320 with what life is like
00:13:13.460 for average Americans
00:13:14.440 you know it's one thing to say
00:13:15.900 no tax on tips
00:13:16.860 but when you start a war
00:13:18.080 that makes the waiter's gas
00:13:20.240 more expensive
00:13:20.920 and you impose tariffs
00:13:23.060 that make his toddler's clothes
00:13:24.280 more expensive
00:13:24.880 and when you spend so much time
00:13:26.240 so much that interest rates
00:13:27.820 have to remain so high
00:13:28.740 that he can't afford his home
00:13:29.720 or pay off his debts
00:13:30.720 he's not going to vote for you
00:13:32.160 even if he resents
00:13:34.580 everything Democrats stand for
00:13:35.720 he's going to stay home
00:13:36.360 on election day
00:13:37.720 I'm not saying what I think he should do.
00:13:40.680 I'm telling you what he will do and did, in fact, do.
00:13:44.680 And that's just the way it goes.
00:13:46.540 So this chart is from Raymond James, and you can see how Trump's approval ratings map almost perfectly onto gas prices.
00:13:54.420 It's precisely inverted.
00:13:56.680 As the gas prices go up, Trump's approval rating goes down.
00:14:01.600 This is a reminder that sometimes politics, not that complicated.
00:14:05.440 sometimes being a bad politician has consequences do we need a five-hour long deep dive to elaborate
00:14:12.300 on that point probably not when a guy has to spend a hundred dollars to fill up his truck on his way
00:14:19.260 to work you're gonna have a hard time convincing him to vote for you okay when you make a decision
00:14:26.780 that makes his life measurably worse like the iran war with now gas prices you're gonna have
00:14:33.760 a hard time getting into a vote for you. He's going to look at you and say, well, you made my
00:14:36.920 life worse. Why would I vote for you? Another way of looking at it is, you know, it's hard to get
00:14:42.460 someone to vote for you when he can barely afford the gas it takes to get to the polls in the first
00:14:46.560 place. And that's why it's unbelievably reckless to make a decision, like launching a war with Iran,
00:14:52.520 that you know will directly raise gas prices. You are doing something that is guaranteed,
00:14:58.260 guaranteed, not maybe, guaranteed to piss off an overwhelming majority of voters because it will
00:15:04.860 make their lives worse and more difficult in a measurable and immediate way. So if you're going
00:15:11.460 to do that, if you're going to not just play with fire, but play in it, throw yourself into the flames
00:15:18.500 in an act of political self-immolation, you better have a very compelling reason that you are able to
00:15:27.480 articulate in an extremely clear and persuasive and consistent way. But the Trump administration
00:15:35.500 never presented anything approaching a compelling or articulate or clear argument for the Iran war.
00:15:42.960 They did not make a persuasive argument for it, which is why nobody was persuaded.
00:15:48.580 Instead, they vaguely said it was about destroying a nuclear program that they had previously told us
00:15:53.260 had already been destroyed.
00:15:55.760 And they said it would be quick and painless
00:15:57.640 and over before we know it.
00:16:00.580 But much like Trump's two weeks to slow the spread,
00:16:04.000 the quick and painless war has dragged on indefinitely.
00:16:06.980 So this is the worst of all worlds.
00:16:09.920 You've done a thing which has had the immediate effect
00:16:12.560 of, among other things, raising gas prices,
00:16:15.240 while at the same time being increasingly vague
00:16:17.380 and uncertain and ambiguous about why you're doing it,
00:16:19.680 what the point is, what the objective is,
00:16:21.480 what the end game is.
00:16:23.260 then you got crushed in the midterms, okay? Acting surprised about that result is like
00:16:29.340 acting surprised that you totaled your car after deliberately driving into a brick wall
00:16:33.700 at 75 miles an hour. Well, we've survived another election night, maybe, if you can say that. After
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00:18:59.000 with code Walsh. What we needed was an administration with some sense of stakes and
00:19:04.760 some sense of purpose. And we probably needed to take some extreme and out-of-the-box measures.
00:19:10.300 You know, instead of importing a handful of refugees from South Africa
00:19:14.900 Maybe we should have beaten the Democrats at their own game
00:19:17.520 Open the floodgates from Poland and Hungary
00:19:19.400 Flood the zone with right-wing voters
00:19:22.080 To counteract what Democrats have been doing for generations
00:19:25.660 Does that sound too extreme for you?
00:19:28.040 Okay, well then you don't want to win
00:19:28.980 Do you listen to that and go, oh, we can't do that
00:19:33.220 Okay, well then you don't want to win
00:19:34.260 Okay, well then you're not going to win, okay
00:19:36.700 You're just not going to win
00:19:39.740 Make a serious attempt at turning California red just as they turned Texas blue.
00:19:45.440 Using the same kinds of methods.
00:19:48.700 Or you won't win. 0.92
00:19:50.980 Okay, they want to make it a minority white country very deliberately. 0.69
00:19:54.860 And we are ruled by Republicans who are too afraid to even say what's happening, much less do anything about it. 0.68
00:20:03.320 We needed low taxes across the board.
00:20:05.420 we needed dramatically lower spending, which admittedly would have required some cooperation
00:20:09.020 from Congress. Congress isn't off the hook here. Republicans in Congress blocked the president
00:20:14.760 almost every available opportunity. We needed no more wars, especially since according to exit
00:20:19.820 polls last night, 74% of voters said the Iran war was a crucial or major factor in their vote.
00:20:27.020 And 62% of those voters sided with Democrats in the election.
00:20:30.180 Instead, we bombed Iran on the theory 1.00
00:20:34.480 That Iranians would rise up in the streets 1.00
00:20:36.320 Overthrow their government 0.97
00:20:37.500 Build a thriving pro-American democracy 1.00
00:20:40.680 In the Middle East
00:20:41.360 That was Trump's explicit promise
00:20:43.400 The night he announced that the war had begun
00:20:44.980 Guess what? It never happened
00:20:46.960 And we just kept bombing 1.00
00:20:49.400 Americans never got an explanation 1.00
00:20:52.380 For any of that 0.77
00:20:53.100 Were we tricked by Israel?
00:20:55.420 Did Israeli intelligence tell us that Iranians would rise up? 0.96
00:20:59.140 Why did we think that was going to happen? 1.00
00:21:02.200 And if so, why exactly did we believe them?
00:21:06.200 So we've been governed by Republicans who appear to have no interest in actually governing
00:21:09.800 or holding on to power for very long.
00:21:12.980 So we never got any answers.
00:21:16.180 And instead, actually, we've been treated with maximum contempt.
00:21:21.360 There's a level of contempt that we've seen from the White House,
00:21:24.180 and from Trump himself, that we never saw before.
00:21:28.200 Out of touch in a way that he never was before.
00:21:32.520 His handling of the Epstein files was the first major red flag.
00:21:37.160 There's a disconnect here.
00:21:39.760 He said you're going to release the Epstein files, and then not only did you not release them, 1.00
00:21:42.700 but you turned around and said, well, anyone who wants to release them is stupid. 0.99
00:21:47.240 Yeah, well, your base cares about it. 1.00
00:21:50.260 And you can't call them stupid. 1.00
00:21:52.860 And then you can't pretend you're releasing them with some weird stunt 1.00
00:21:56.080 where you put Epstein files on a binder
00:21:57.820 and give it to a bunch of influencers. 1.00
00:22:00.760 You're treating your base like they're stupid. 1.00
00:22:03.140 You staged a stunt to pretend you were releasing files 1.00
00:22:06.320 and you weren't.
00:22:07.120 That's what you did and everyone knew it. 1.00
00:22:09.080 And you treated them like they're stupid. 1.00
00:22:12.820 Which is something we never saw before. 1.00
00:22:16.880 You know, meanwhile, everything Democrats have been doing,
00:22:19.160 all of it, has been directed towards gaining power
00:22:21.200 and destroying their political opponents.
00:22:23.200 That's why Democrats have been mocking
00:22:24.520 Charlie Kirk's assassination from the moment it happened.
00:22:28.600 And instead of being punished for it, they've been rewarded.
00:22:32.000 Killing Charlie Kirk helped them.
00:22:34.920 All the Democrats who celebrated Charlie Kirk's death didn't deter any voters from supporting
00:22:39.720 Democrats.
00:22:40.080 If anything, it encouraged them. 0.75
00:22:42.240 And this is the norm in the third world, and now it's the norm in the United States.
00:22:45.340 The lesson these people have drawn is that political assassinations work. 0.74
00:22:51.180 So from their perspective, why not do more of them?
00:22:54.520 If the government's not going to punish it with a ruthless and widespread campaign of
00:22:59.460 arrests and prosecutions against not just the violent leftists, but the networks that
00:23:03.920 fund and facilitate them, and if there won't be any measurable political consequence, then
00:23:09.880 what's to stop them?
00:23:11.940 Why should they allow any conservative with a large platform to live?
00:23:16.900 If they can kill us without any apparent downside, why not just pick us off one by one?
00:23:21.680 perhaps those are the dots they're connecting right now and as a conservative with a large
00:23:27.640 platform i'm very aware of that possibility meanwhile in new hampshire yesterday a turning
00:23:32.580 point usa volunteer was assaulted by a leftist boomer he was slapped in the face simply for
00:23:38.940 voicing his political opinion watch this you have no idea who i am so how dare you say i don't know 0.98
00:23:46.740 much you haven't presented a single statistic you haven't neither have you damn i cannot believe 0.99
00:23:55.000 that bull you sit there and dare to look me in the face and say i don't know anything 0.98
00:24:03.380 that's what i know hey whoa sir sir
00:24:08.300 So, again, nothing happened to this guy.
00:24:14.700 He knew the Republican volunteer wasn't going to fight back.
00:24:17.600 He knew the police weren't going to arrest him.
00:24:19.440 Leftists and only leftists operate with total impunity in our political system. 0.82
00:24:23.220 They're mobsters.
00:24:24.840 They can get away with anything.
00:24:27.360 And they know it.
00:24:28.160 They're already planning their next wave of lawfare and political prosecutions.
00:24:31.900 As we watched the election results come in last night,
00:24:34.040 Democrat Congressman Robert Garcia of California posted the following message on X.
00:24:39.020 Quote, lawyer up.
00:24:41.460 So as I said, we're turning into Brazil.
00:24:43.500 When you lose an election, you get thrown in jail.
00:24:46.160 You have to flee the country.
00:24:48.140 We've been on this trajectory for a decade,
00:24:49.820 and now it's a fundamental part of our political system.
00:24:52.260 The loser goes to prison.
00:24:55.240 You know, if we're going to recover from this
00:24:56.860 and reclaim a semblance of the country we used to have,
00:24:59.680 we need to look ahead to the future of the Republican Party.
00:25:03.320 It's not going to be easy for a lot of Trump supporters to come to grips with,
00:25:06.620 but it's true.
00:25:08.300 For the last 11 years, Donald Trump has shaped this country in a more meaningful way than any
00:25:11.980 other modern political figure. That chapter is over. Okay? That chapter is over. The Trump
00:25:20.220 chapter is finished. It's over. Trump is an extremely unpopular 80-year-old lame duck with
00:25:26.160 no credibility with the voters, no future, and now no real power. Even if Republicans won last 0.98
00:25:33.840 night. You know, that would still be mostly true, at least in the long term. He's a lame
00:25:38.680 duck president. He's going to be gone. And that's always been the case. Trump has defined 0.99
00:25:44.480 the party and the conservative movement for a decade, and that is now over. It has to
00:25:47.960 be. The person setting the course for your movement for the next decade cannot be an 1.00
00:25:53.000 80-year-old politician who will be out of office permanently in two years. Doesn't matter
00:25:58.520 how much you like Trump. That's just a fact. And the country is radically different than
00:26:01.820 it was before he rose. This means that there's going to be a huge battle for the future of our
00:26:06.320 country. And as of today, it's fully underway. Ron DeSantis is blaming the defeat entirely on
00:26:11.240 the war in Iran, perhaps as a way of distinguishing himself from J.D. Vance. Although J.D. Vance just
00:26:17.160 put up a tweet where he also very directly said that this was the result of the war in Iran. 0.89
00:26:24.640 And neither one of them are wrong about that. And, you know, you can expect to see other 0.99
00:26:30.120 Republicans like Marco Rubio come up with their own explanations, but the direction the party
00:26:36.480 should go is obvious. Many Republicans voted yesterday, but they were motivated by the sheer
00:26:41.460 awfulness of the Democratic lunatics. We need a Republican party that people are excited to vote
00:26:45.760 for, not a party that's a lesser of two evils. The best sales pitch you could give for Republicans
00:26:52.020 heading into the midterms, and the one I did give, was that even if Republicans haven't done much, 0.99
00:26:56.680 at least they aren't anti-American, anti-white communists who want to kill you and your family. 0.98
00:27:00.660 And that pitch is true. It's also the only available pitch. 0.99
00:27:05.380 And it's also a very weak pitch.
00:27:07.620 I would have liked to say that the Republican Congress has done a tremendous job
00:27:11.080 and have achieved many tangible and measurable things for the American people.
00:27:15.540 And we've got to put them back in office because look at all these other things they're going to do.
00:27:21.300 But that would require me to lie.
00:27:24.780 I'm not going to do that.
00:27:26.680 think about that for a second.
00:27:30.280 What if Republicans had retained control of Congress for the next two years,
00:27:35.380 what were they planning to do?
00:27:36.680 What was their plan?
00:27:38.340 What were like the top three pieces of legislation that Republicans were
00:27:41.620 planning to pass if we put them back in office?
00:27:46.640 Can anyone answer that question?
00:27:48.240 Nobody can.
00:27:50.680 Because they had no plans.
00:27:53.040 So you're going into a midterm election with no plan for the future.
00:27:56.680 that you're articulating to the voters. Every voter should at least know, OK, if Republicans
00:28:02.060 are elected again, here's the three things they're going to do. That's the most basic
00:28:08.200 pitch and message that you need to have. And they didn't even have that.
00:28:18.800 So we were left only with, well, vote for Republicans. They suck, but the other guys 1.00
00:28:22.740 suck a lot more. And that pitch, which is the only one we can give, just isn't all that compelling. 1.00
00:28:32.020 The fact is that when the Republicans are a minority, they vote like conservatives. And
00:28:35.660 when they're the majority, they do nothing at all. Voters were sick of that in 2015,
00:28:38.740 and that's why they nominated Donald Trump. Voters are sick of that in 2026.
00:28:41.840 And that's why many of Trump's voters didn't show up for Republicans. Why would they?
00:28:46.340 They passed nothing. They were consumed with infighting. They slow-rolled many of Trump's
00:28:50.200 own nominations. They failed to pass basic, universally popular reforms like the SAVE Act,
00:28:55.100 which had the support of 90% of voters. It was a straightforward way to reduce voter fraud.
00:29:01.820 It just required ID when you registered to vote, but Republicans didn't want to abolish the
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00:32:25.080 One of the reasons Congress does very little
00:32:27.080 to support Trump's conservative agenda
00:32:28.620 is they don't support it, especially in the Senate.
00:32:32.640 You know, many of these people will rush to tell us
00:32:34.160 that Trump's stances on immigration and DEI are an aberration. The party has to go back to what
00:32:38.080 it was in 2014. You know, free market and open borders and foreign wars. The party of Reagan.
00:32:46.220 And the thing is, the party of Reagan worked in 1980. It doesn't work in 2026.
00:32:52.820 In part because Reagan granted amnesty to millions of foreigners.
00:32:58.860 And for the same reason, it won't work in 2028.
00:33:00.920 And unless Republicans in Congress realize this, or more accurately, until we start electing Republicans in Congress who realize this, there can be no successful America First agenda.
00:33:14.040 So what should the future Republican Party focus on?
00:33:18.100 Well, exit polling showed domestic issues like inflation and the economy were hugely important. 0.56
00:33:23.660 It's hard to imagine what this would be like had the Iran war not happened.
00:33:27.560 had Trump kept his promise to be a peacetime president.
00:33:31.000 But if you watch videos of young voters
00:33:32.600 explaining their decisions,
00:33:34.100 it becomes pretty obvious
00:33:35.040 what our messaging should be going forward.
00:33:38.260 Watch.
00:33:39.880 I'm angry and betrayed.
00:33:41.120 I feel betrayed.
00:33:42.760 Everything that he said has been an empty promise
00:33:44.940 and everything has just gotten more expensive.
00:33:47.260 I was a new voter.
00:33:48.560 I kept out of politics growing up.
00:33:50.540 And so I didn't know too much.
00:33:51.640 I was pretty uninformed when I voted.
00:33:53.060 It was promises that he kept last time he was in office
00:33:56.060 that made me want to vote for him this time, which didn't happen this time.
00:34:01.380 Why did you vote for him back then?
00:34:02.800 I mean, I was, I think I was like 19.
00:34:05.120 I might have just freshly turned 20.
00:34:07.100 Just the things he was promising.
00:34:08.540 You know, he was promising a better economy.
00:34:10.080 He was promising cheaper houses.
00:34:11.500 He promised not getting into any foreign wars on the campaign trail.
00:34:17.040 That's one of the things that has angered me is like almost immediately went back on his word.
00:34:24.160 It's making it harder to pay off my college debt and stuff like that.
00:34:28.120 I was doing pretty well for a while.
00:34:29.680 My view of him went down.
00:34:32.300 I'm not a big fan anymore.
00:34:34.960 Why?
00:34:36.040 Like I said, he's got money, so he thinks he's got all the power.
00:34:39.020 He thinks he can make the decisions of going to war,
00:34:41.200 and he doesn't feel the repercussion because of it.
00:34:43.880 We do.
00:34:44.120 Would you tell yourself to vote differently?
00:34:47.080 Would you do anything differently?
00:34:49.880 I definitely would have told myself to be more informed.
00:34:53.540 I love America, but the America that I was promised as a kid, I feel like it's not the America that I'm seeing.
00:34:59.420 And I know I'm speaking on the behalf of a lot of people in my circle that would have to agree with me.
00:35:05.420 You know, this is what happens when you slap tariffs on everything and then start a war.
00:35:09.020 Prices go up.
00:35:10.040 And especially for young people, even a small increase in the cost of living can be devastating.
00:35:15.880 And when these young people complained about it, Trump told them to shut up and look at his ballroom.
00:35:21.380 I mean, it's obscene.
00:35:25.180 I'm not going to pretend that Donald Trump didn't have any major victories.
00:35:28.060 He reformed food stamps, which is easily one of the most corrupt and fraudulent government
00:35:31.380 programs in existence.
00:35:32.380 He used the military to drop crime in D.C. and Memphis without the help of Congress.
00:35:37.340 At the same time, the unfortunate reality is that in democracies, you can be a victim
00:35:40.980 of your own success by closing the open border and getting crossings down to zero.
00:35:45.100 Trump motivated a lot of leftists to take the streets and organize, which is fine.
00:35:50.200 I mean, you still have to do it, even though your opposition is going to not like it.
00:35:54.080 So what?
00:35:55.780 But at the same time, politically, you neutralize one of the biggest issues in the eyes of Republicans.
00:36:01.980 You know, it was a major domestic policy achievement.
00:36:04.180 It's very good that it happened.
00:36:06.300 It may have saved the country, at least temporarily.
00:36:10.460 But you've taken that issue off the table.
00:36:13.400 And in politics, it's what have you done for me lately?
00:36:16.680 Okay, well, you did that in the first few days of your presidency.
00:36:20.200 Awesome. But what's next? And if you then go around and turn around and start a pointless
00:36:28.360 foreign war that hikes up gas prices and costs a living for everyone, you can't point back and
00:36:32.020 say, well, at least I closed the border. You know, now that's not to say that good governance
00:36:39.280 is, you know, doesn't matter or is pointless. Some states, Florida, for example, show that
00:36:45.040 consistent good governance over a number of years can transform a state. Florida was one of the few
00:36:48.980 bright spots last night for Republicans, barely. Florida was able to weather the storm in part
00:36:53.620 because of the foreigners who live there. Many of them are anti-communist from places like Cuba. 0.99
00:36:59.340 So they have a lot of foreign voters there, but it just so happens that their foreign voters
00:37:04.760 tend to be anti-communist. That helps them. And many of the domestic transplants have fled from
00:37:11.000 the destruction of liberal policies in places like New York and California. But in addition
00:37:15.920 to the demographics, Ron DeSantis has done a good job making Florida a relatively affordable,
00:37:20.980 safe place to live. And that matters to voters, even in a terrible election year.
00:37:26.080 But this level of focus has not been found in other states. Republicans in Texas were
00:37:29.740 no more focused than Trump has been, which is not very much. And what mattered for voters in
00:37:36.100 that state was the fact that Democrats were promising to get rid of the tariffs and stop
00:37:40.000 deporting their friends and family members. Now, the deportations were good and needed to happen,
00:37:45.920 And should have happened even more than they did.
00:37:48.660 But because Republicans never made a compelling case for why we need the tariffs or why we need the deportations, that messaging from Democrats won.
00:37:59.540 And then you end up with stuff like this.
00:38:01.260 Watch.
00:38:02.760 He says ICE raids have had a devastating impact on his bottom line.
00:38:08.180 It's been a one, two, three uppercut type of punch, right?
00:38:11.080 Ever since the administration came in, we had to deal with tariffs.
00:38:15.040 and that that put a big blow in our in our system or in the industry and then
00:38:20.560 right after that we had ice raids that were you know officials were actually
00:38:24.820 going on site and tapping guys on the shoulder while pouring concrete and
00:38:28.660 picking them up and then if they were still legal they'd bring them back or
00:38:31.900 let them go if not they deport them and I think we all know that the 1.00
00:38:36.200 construction industry is immigrant heavy could you replace these no we need 1.00
00:38:43.560 people to actually do the work. We need manual labor. We need labor hands. And there is nobody 1.00
00:38:48.800 prepared to do that. Cavazos, who doesn't identify with either party, says he's backing
00:38:54.380 Democrats this cycle and thinks members of his community will follow suit. I think there's going
00:38:59.740 to be a big backlash on the Trump administration. The way they handled this issue, the immigration
00:39:06.640 issue was barbaric at best. Now, the Trump administration made no effort to arrest business
00:39:14.860 owners who employed illegals. So they feel comfortable going on camera and bragging about 0.99
00:39:21.200 doing it. You know, it's incredible to watch. And that's the really remarkable thing about
00:39:28.040 the Trump administration. They weren't even a tenth as aggressive as the Democrats pretended
00:39:32.740 they were. So they might as well have gone all the way because in the end, you get blamed for it
00:39:38.940 anyway. You get blamed for the things you didn't do, for being a right-wing extremist. You might
00:39:46.340 as well be. And that's one of the problems. Look, you can shut the border, which is a
00:39:52.120 wonderful accomplishment. But the problem is opening the border is really easy for Democrats.
00:39:59.600 Like, that is a temporary achievement.
00:40:03.660 The second a Democrat is in the White House, the border is back open.
00:40:08.880 Okay?
00:40:09.440 So they can erase that.
00:40:12.100 So when your achievements are things that can be erased in 10 seconds by the next Democrat administration, that's not going to be enough. 1.00
00:40:22.500 Cracking down on these businesses that hire illegals 0.98
00:40:28.120 Having actual mass deportations 0.98
00:40:31.200 That's something that at least cannot be undone in 10 seconds
00:40:34.760 Now, after what happened last night, to borrow a cliche
00:40:39.660 America is in a time for choosing
00:40:42.680 Things are changing faster than ever before
00:40:45.760 Not just politically, but technologically and culturally
00:40:47.800 Everything is shifting quickly and permanently
00:40:50.660 America is in a period of transition comparable to the 1960s and the 1860s.
00:40:54.840 And the GOP's role needs to be representing the interests of legacy Americans, promoting sanity, common sense, Christianity, the supremacy of Western civilization, and building on Trump's successes while digging ourselves out of the holes created by his failures.
00:41:12.060 And that means focusing on cultural, social issues, promoting the family, putting America and Americans first, the economy, a foreign policy grounded in serving the country's actual interests.
00:41:26.040 They also need to have answers to the major earth-shattering changes that are coming in the future and to a large extent have already arrived.
00:41:33.020 You know, the issue of AI may not have shown up prominently in the exit polls, at least not explicitly.
00:41:39.920 Although it is tied in with the economy, very much so.
00:41:42.640 And that clearly did show up in the exit polls.
00:41:45.920 But I'll tell you right now that in 2028, it will be a major issue in the exit polls,
00:41:51.960 if not the number one issue.
00:41:54.560 AI has already begun swallowing up entire industries and thousands of jobs along with 0.75
00:41:58.680 it.
00:41:59.400 And over the next couple of years, that process will hit warp speed.
00:42:03.320 You know, there's already a major backlash brewing across the country against the data
00:42:06.900 centers that these trillion-dollar big tech companies are plopping into the middle of
00:42:10.160 communities while offering no compensation or incentive to the people who live in those
00:42:13.700 communities. And the anger and resentment over job losses will grow exponentially.
00:42:19.240 So the Republican Party must take this seriously and have a plan. But so far,
00:42:28.220 I'll ask you, just ask yourself this. What is the Republican Party's plan when it comes to AI?
00:42:36.900 what's the plan? It is going to wipe out thousands of jobs. That is going to happen.
00:42:42.720 It's already happening. It is a definite. What is the plan for that?
00:42:49.740 You know, when you have thousands upon thousands of thousands of people who suddenly are without
00:42:55.020 jobs, what is the plan? But so far, in a way that perfectly illustrates and encapsulates the
00:43:01.500 mind-bogglingly out-of-touch messaging that got us destroyed, Trump's only answer to the AI issue
00:43:06.340 is to insist on giving it a fun new name.
00:43:10.040 So for Trump, the only thing we have to do with AI or about it
00:43:13.260 is just call it SI.
00:43:15.980 So if Trump complains about the AI issue or raises it at all,
00:43:19.080 it's only to whine that the media isn't using the nickname he came up with.
00:43:26.100 I mean, this kind of thing is the kind of charm of just,
00:43:31.320 oh, it's just Trump being Trump.
00:43:32.440 Like that charm wore off a long time ago. 1.00
00:43:34.340 And so Trump being focusing on the dumbest bullshit imaginable is not, it's not cute. 1.00
00:43:44.720 Okay, it's not charming to people. 1.00
00:43:48.040 And when people are worried about AI and Trump is tweeting about, well, the Wall Street Journal needs to call it SI.
00:43:53.240 I came up with his name and I like it.
00:43:56.420 I mean, if you're a big time Trump fan, you might hear that and still be amused by it, I guess.
00:44:00.480 But most Americans are not amused.
00:44:02.520 Most Americans look at that and say, why do you care about that?
00:44:04.960 Why is that the thing you care about?
00:44:06.720 I'm worried about this thing taking my job that I need to feed my family.
00:44:12.280 Do you have a plan for that?
00:44:15.680 Ask yourself how many voters as a percentage care about renaming AI to SI.
00:44:21.440 Out of all the voters who have anxieties about AI,
00:44:24.140 how many of them have anxieties that can be addressed
00:44:27.680 by changing the first letter in the initial?
00:44:32.520 The answer to that question is exactly 0% of voters.
00:44:38.860 Republicans aren't just ignoring a major issue that will become one of the defining issues of our time.
00:44:44.120 They are homing in on the least relevant, most inconsequential, most inventissimally insignificant aspect of that issue,
00:44:53.280 which is worse than simply ignoring it.
00:44:56.180 Now, maybe you think that there are no regulations or restrictions we can or should put on these AI companies
00:45:03.180 Maybe you think it's actually good that AI is going to wipe out thousands of jobs
00:45:08.240 I disagree on both points
00:45:09.900 But whatever you think about it, whatever your opinion
00:45:12.940 The point is that this is an enormously important issue
00:45:16.600 And a source of deep and justified anxiety for regular Americans
00:45:20.020 And you need to have some kind of answer
00:45:23.060 Some kind of plan
00:45:24.580 some kind of strategy. Republicans had none. Trump had none. And that was the pattern. And
00:45:30.640 that was the theme for this election. If you have no answer and no plan, then your party has no
00:45:37.100 future. And shouldn't. There are things, as I said yesterday, there are things, think about
00:45:46.020 an average person and they wake up in the morning and in the first five minutes after opening their
00:45:52.960 eyes. What are the things that they're worried about? What are the things that they're thinking
00:45:58.500 about? When that first worry or anxiety enters your mind, and if you're like me, unfortunately,
00:46:05.320 it enters your mind pretty quickly after opening your eyes. What is it? What are you worried about?
00:46:12.460 Those are the things that are the most important. And if you want to be a political party with a
00:46:19.180 future. You have to speak to those things. I can tell you something. Before the war in Iran was
00:46:27.820 launched, nobody in America was waking up in the morning and in the first five minutes,
00:46:36.140 they're worried that Iran is going to nuke them. Okay. Iran was not entering the minds of any
00:46:44.520 American in the first five minutes after they wake up or even in the first 10 hours after they wake
00:46:50.080 up at no point. And so what you did is you went to address a problem that no one in this country 0.57
00:46:58.540 was actually worried about, which is Iran. In the process, you created a new problem that they do 0.98
00:47:05.520 think about when they first wake up, which is their cost of living, which is, oh man, I got to
00:47:13.300 put gas in the car today. I don't even know if I have enough money. I better go check the
00:47:17.240 cup holders to see if there's any loose change so I can put gas in my car.
00:47:25.320 And with AI also, I can tell you right now, there are plenty of Americans who wake up and
00:47:29.740 almost immediately they're worried about, like, is this going to be my last day on the job before
00:47:33.920 I get replaced by AI? There's no one waking up and immediately thinking, oh, I hope more people
00:47:43.200 use the fun nickname Trump came up with for AI. So this is the situation we're facing. It is dire,
00:47:53.900 even catastrophic. That loss last night was considerably worse than I expected,
00:47:58.600 and I expected it to be very bad. There's no way around it. There's no positive spin.
00:48:05.000 I'm sorry. There just isn't. And the simple fact of the matter is that it may very well have
00:48:09.580 been merely the prelude to the even more disastrous losses that will soon follow.
00:48:14.760 And all of that is true. And we have to be honest and face that with moral courage and
00:48:20.100 intellectual integrity. But does it mean that our situation is hopeless? Are we doomed? No.
00:48:28.400 God is still in control. God is still sovereign. There's no reason to fall into despair over what
00:48:35.400 happened last night. Democrats are still underwater in approval polls. They're not
00:48:40.860 popular either. This is a rejection of an old and fading president more than an affirmation of
00:48:45.660 Democrats. Things can change very quickly. You know, two years ago, this was supposed to be the
00:48:50.380 golden age and everyone was talking about how great things are going to be. And, you know,
00:48:54.060 a lot more could change in the next two years. There are plenty of omens, but you can't predict
00:48:58.820 the future with certainty. And instead of trying to, we should do everything in our power to undo
00:49:02.660 the damage our leaders have done to the country and present an actual agenda that will make life 0.96
00:49:07.760 better for Americans, not foreigners in the Middle East or anywhere else. That's the agenda 1.00
00:49:12.100 that got Trump elected in the first place. The America first principles are the reason he rose
00:49:18.060 to power. The fact that he forgot about them doesn't mean voters did. And in two years,
00:49:23.920 those same voters will perhaps see a country ravaged by incompetent socialist Democrats,
00:49:28.180 and maybe they'll be looking for a candidate who genuinely cares about those principles.
00:49:32.660 Sometime between now and 2028, we need to do what our leaders have failed to do, rally
00:49:39.960 around America First principles.
00:49:43.820 Put our nation and its people first, always.
00:49:47.240 And in all cases, we need to promote a vision for the country that speaks to regular people
00:49:53.340 and is concerned with their well-being and their flourishing.
00:49:58.100 there's any way forward for conservatism
00:50:00.360 and more importantly for the country itself
00:50:02.200 and there must be
00:50:03.920 then that's it.
00:50:07.040 We need to be America
00:50:08.360 first and always.
00:50:11.500 And we need to win.
00:50:13.960 That'll do it for the show today.
00:50:14.900 Thanks for watching. Thanks for listening. Talk to you
00:50:16.660 tomorrow. Have a great day.
00:50:18.140 Godspeed.
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