As the final votes are counted and a nation waits for the outcome, join us to break down the live election results as only Ben Shapiro, Matt Walsh, Michael Knowles, Andrew Klavan, and Jeremy Boren can with special guests Dr. Jordan B. Peterson, Dennis Prager, and Spencer Clayton.
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00:04:37.180I have friends, liberal friends, who listen to Joe Rogan.
00:04:41.200Joe Rogan's numbers are too big for only conservatives to be listening to him.
00:04:46.260In fact, I think Joe primarily speaks to people who are not conservative.
00:04:51.040They're lowercase c conservative, but they don't identify all the time as Republican or movement conservatives or anything like that, okay?
00:04:58.160It's a lot of people who are kind of in the middle, who think of themselves as independent, even many people who are on the center left.
00:05:03.760Joe is speaking to them, and within the last 24 hours, he says, vote for Trump.
00:05:07.720Okay, about half the country voted early.
00:05:11.360That means about half the country is voting today.
00:05:14.000And the biggest podcaster ever and the current biggest podcaster in the world says, vote for Trump.
00:05:47.900It may seem he was in the news this week.
00:05:50.560And he started going on about how bad America's race history was and how ashamed he was of America, and that's why I was at all these protests.
00:05:57.320And he felt it was really important to stand up and speak out about human rights violations.
00:06:03.460And then it got awkward when I asked him about all the money he was taking from China.
00:06:08.180Then he dropped a bunch of F-bombs, and I thought, I really enjoy this feeling of proving Mark Cuban wrong.
00:06:14.240And so here I am at a Trump rally, a strong, intelligent woman to prove Mark Cuban wrong again.
00:06:32.180I won't take up much of your time, but I do want to tell you the main reasons I am voting for Donald Trump.
00:07:34.140It's not good to constantly be insulting and bringing down our boys.
00:07:39.240And Meghan says, Trump doesn't do that.
00:07:42.540Trump builds up the boys, and he protects the girls, and that's a good thing.
00:07:45.820Now, a lot of people are going to be shocked by the Megyn Kelly endorsement.
00:07:48.920Because, just eight years ago, Megyn Kelly was moderating a debate when Trump was one of many in the Republican primary.
00:07:58.720And she hit him with the toughest question that he got probably in the entire campaign.
00:08:03.660And he gave the best answer that he gave in the entire campaign.
00:08:10.260Mr. Trump, one of the things people love about you is you speak your mind, and you don't use a politician's filter.
00:08:17.460However, that is not without its downsides, in particular when it comes to women.
00:08:22.640You've called women you don't like fat pigs, dogs, slobs, and disgusting animals.
00:08:29.120Your Twitter account has several disparaging comments about women's looks.
00:08:55.260You once told a contestant on Celebrity Apprentice it would be a pretty picture to see her on her knees.
00:09:01.180Does that sound to you like the temperament of a man we should elect as president?
00:09:05.500And how will you answer the charge from Hillary Clinton, who is likely to be the Democratic nominee, that you are part of the war on women?
00:09:13.580I think the big problem this country has is being politically correct.
00:10:02.760It's ironic because the libs always tell us, think about the other people and think about the common good and think about everybody but yourself.
00:10:10.120And yet, for them, politics is so petty.
00:10:14.440Why is Liz Cheney campaigning for Kamala Harris?
00:10:16.680Is it because Liz Cheney is a principled conservative?
00:10:19.720No, she's sold out every conservative principle she ever even pretended to hold.
00:10:22.960But it's because Trump went after her personally and got her kicked out of Congress.
00:10:27.460So now she campaigns for Kamala Harris.
00:10:29.820It's true of so many people who campaign for Kamala Harris.
00:10:34.120In fact, the argument to support Kamala Harris, even on the left, is vote for Kamala Harris and she'll let you do those personal things that you really like doing.
00:10:42.680You're a man and you want to go into the women's bathroom?
00:10:44.940Well, vote for Kamala Harris and to hell with the common good.
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00:13:00.780There are many more endorsements we could mention.
00:13:02.500But this is really great, especially because on the latter two, after Joe Rogan, you got Megyn Kelly, you got Patrick Mahomes' mother.
00:13:12.160I think Patrick Mahomes' wife had liked some pro-Trump posts a while ago.
00:13:17.360So Patrick Mahomes has not endorsed President Trump formally, but you're getting a good sense.
00:13:21.140Okay, I think there are a lot of people who support this man who maybe are playing a little bit cooler and are feeling more emboldened, more and more emboldened, especially women.
00:13:29.940And this is that irony that Megyn Kelly was talking about.
00:13:32.500Megyn Kelly talking about Mark Cuban here.
00:13:35.780When Mark Cuban said that Trump never surrounds himself with strong, intelligent women.
00:13:42.180If you missed the video, listen to this absolute nonsense coming from the man who really, really wishes he could be Donald Trump.
00:13:51.640Donald Trump, you never see him around strong, intelligent women, ever.
00:14:47.300You think of, I don't know, Sarah Sanders, his very successful press secretary, who then became governor of Arkansas, is currently the governor of Arkansas.
00:14:53.520You think of Kayleigh McEnany, another very successful press secretary.
00:15:17.360Knock him because you don't like his hairstyle.
00:15:19.000But to say he doesn't surround himself with strong and intelligent women, he is probably the politician who most prominently surrounds himself with strong and intelligent women for his entire career.
00:15:30.600And one hopes that on election day, those strong, intelligent women are going to see through the media BS.
00:15:38.020Now, one strong, intelligent woman who supports President Trump and who does a lot of great things in the United States Senate would be my senator, Marsha Blackburn.
00:15:48.360Senator, thank you for coming on the show.
00:44:30.480When Trump says she wants to go soft on crime, she did campaign on going soft on crime.
00:44:36.700She's held both sides of every single issue, but he's just pointing out things that she has said and that she has done.
00:44:41.720When the Libs want to attack Trump, Harris and Biden and Obama, they make things up.
00:44:50.620He called Nazis fine people at Charlottesville.
00:44:52.780If they have to make things up, what that signals to me is, beyond the disrespect for the voters from the Democrats, what that signals to me is they don't have anything real to hit them on.
00:45:03.860Even after all this time, even after a full term, even after then another presidential term campaigning out of office, even after all these decades in public life, they actually don't have all that much on Trump.
00:49:20.260But I really hope we find out tonight because I will not sleep for days if we don't find out.
00:49:28.260However, I have three kids under four, so actually I'll probably, I'm more likely to sleep even just being on air at the Daily Wire in perpetuity than I would if I went home and lied in my bed.
00:49:39.100What do I make for breakfast, says HSF Grazia.
00:50:50.020Now, Spencer, while many of us are focused on comparisons between this election and, say, 2016 or 2020 or even 2004, you have a little bit of a broader scope of things.
00:51:01.780Like, you don't, you know, read necessarily the columns of, I don't know, Jonah Goldberg or Ross Douthat so much as you read the columns of, like, Polybius, you know, or Machiavelli or Seneca.
00:51:18.780So, given your classicist background, I'm curious your thoughts on what Elon said.
00:51:24.100Elon said, if we lose this election, this is going to be the last election, which has all sorts of implications to it, literal, there's subtext to that, all sorts of, so what's your take?
00:51:35.840You put the 2024 American election in the scope of all, the history of all polities.
00:51:40.520Well, on the one hand, ever since I've been conscious, conscious, sentient, people have been saying that whatever election is going on is the most important election ever.
00:51:55.720And if this bad guy gets into office, we're completely hosed.
00:52:18.660I'm part of my experience of history and, you know, reading the annals of deep time has convinced me never to make predictions.
00:52:27.520Because one thing I think your boy Machiavelli would suggest is that human affairs aren't subject to the kind of ironclad mathematical or scientific rules that we might wish to use to make those sorts of predictions.
00:52:41.520But the Greeks, before Machiavelli, did have this idea about regimes, that even if things can't be predicted exactly, you can't do your Nostradamus chart and point with your finger exactly to when the republic's going to fall, you can discern patterns.
00:52:59.260You can see certain trends that tend to repeat themselves.
00:53:02.140And the more history you read, the more you start to see these patterns.
00:53:05.560And for Polybius, whom you mentioned, the pattern was a cycle.
00:53:08.620We would run through these different kinds of government.
00:53:13.020And, you know, you might start with a king, but then the king would become a tyrant.
00:53:17.620And so the nobles would rise up and form an aristocracy.
00:53:20.840And then they would kind of decay into this oligarchy.
00:53:27.260Democracy devolves into mob rule and some strong man takes over.
00:53:30.520You know, this is called the cycle of regimes.
00:53:32.620And our republic, the American republic, is designed as a kind of break.
00:53:39.860It's a way out of, an exit ramp from that cycle so that we can actually have these different kinds of power balancing against one another.
00:53:47.320This is the kind of thing we all learned in civics class, checks and balances.
00:53:50.020And so what I would say is that we are right now undergoing one of the biggest stress tests to that system I think we've ever seen.
00:54:00.480We've had a particularly violent one in the civil war.
00:54:04.600And people don't realize how miraculous it is that we came out of that conflict with our regime intact, that we still had a republic before and after we fought a war internally.
00:54:15.860That's an incredible accomplishment on the part of the American system.
00:54:20.440Now we have something that Machiavelli wrote a lot about, which is a crisis of confidence in the elites.
00:54:26.340And when you talk about these patterns and the kinds of things that bring regimes down, I think that our elites have been toying with napalm.
00:54:35.200I mean, to say that they've been playing with fire would be to understate it.
00:54:38.760You know, it's like the fact that we're still talking now about having a relatively free and fair election, that we're hopeful we will know the outcome tonight or soon is kind of a miracle.
00:54:51.640I know that things have seemed so awful, but relative to the possibilities, if you think about, you know, what happened to Athens after the Peloponnesian War, or if you think about the way that Rome faced the similar problems to us at the end of its republic and metamorphosed into an empire, into a totally new kind of regime.
00:55:10.920We're toying with a lot of those same forces and our elites have been throwing fuel on that fire, but we have two things that the Romans didn't have.
00:55:22.060We have this new world that was opened up by our great Puritan forefathers, you know, long by their memory reign.
00:55:30.960And we have the Lord Jesus Christ, we have God Almighty, and these are two major transformations from the world of pagan Rome, and they shaped every step of the founding of our country.
00:55:46.200People try to pretend that this was just an enlightenment sort of rationalist project.
00:55:51.480We gave up on believing in God as part of government.
00:55:56.880The founders to a man believed that by founding this republic, they were shaping politics in the most godly way possible.
00:56:07.080And that did include freedom of religion, but that's because God is the God of freedom.
00:56:12.160You know, God has set us free for freedom, and that's part of his intention for us.
00:56:18.040He alone can bring us through what's about to happen.
00:56:22.420You know, I'm not going to say that if Kamala comes in, we'll never have another shot at this ever.
00:56:27.760But we are, I think right now, what we're just trying to decide is whether an American revival will sweep through the government or have to fight against the government.
00:56:40.480I don't mean like we're destined for civil war, but I do mean that patriots who love this country, of which there are many, are going to either be working through their federal government under a Trump administration, or they're going to be harassed and hobbled and sought out and attacked by their federal government, as they have been over the past four years.
00:57:03.440So, you know, we're trying to do something that's never been done.
00:57:07.200We're trying to get through a regime crisis without a transformation of our regime.
00:57:12.000If anybody's got a shot at it, we have.
00:57:17.820My favorite part about your answer there is that you referred to the pilgrims of the Mayflower, which reminds me of my favorite cigar company, Mayflower Cigars.
00:57:25.820But my second favorite point is this question of whether or not we will survive with our regime intact.
00:57:34.080Because I've sometimes, this is my deeper reading of what Ilan has to say, is not that there won't be election day four years from now.
00:57:43.840You know, Saddam Hussein had election day too.
00:57:45.240But it's the question of whether or not when the Democrats legalize or make citizens of 11 million people, whether our vote really matters, whether it carries the significance that it presently does.
00:57:57.520And obviously it would not in that case if there were to be mass amnesty.
00:58:01.620It may not already, given all of the mass migration of the past 60 years, the largest movement of people anywhere in recorded history.
00:58:08.820And so that is what got me thinking about Polybius is, it seems to me, all of the political wins are in our favor right now.
00:58:17.580The economy is trash under Biden and Harris.
00:58:20.640The foreign policy has gone completely to hell in a handbasket after Trump brought peace to the Middle East, for goodness sakes.
00:58:25.900The immigration crisis is driving people crazy.
00:58:28.380You know, the domestic social issues, notably transing the kids, is really arousing passions.
00:58:35.160And a lot of people, even on the center left.
00:58:37.460So it's all bad for the country, but it's good for Republicans.
00:58:41.040Everything is working in our favor right now.
00:58:45.880She's never won a single vote in a primary when she ran for president.
00:58:48.400They'd swapped out their nominee last minute.
00:58:50.020You know, I'm just saying every single thing.
00:58:52.120I could be here for two hours talking about all of the advantages that we have in this election, which then makes me think, if we cannot win in these circumstances, even President Trump.
00:59:04.700Some people don't like President Trump, and he has more sympathy than he's ever had because they almost blew his head off twice.
00:59:09.340If we can't win in these circumstances, can we just not win?
00:59:14.120You know, meaning if we can't win in 2024, is it possible?
00:59:19.420We just, the referendum is not on Trump or Kamala, but it's just a referendum on the kind of regime that we think we live in.
00:59:29.660One thing that will really, as they say, blackpill me about Kamala Harris' victory is that she really does represent the avatar of our feckless elites.
00:59:44.520She's never won a single primary election.
00:59:47.720She is effectively a hollow human shape in which is poured the pure desire for power for its own sake.
00:59:58.740And that is a perfect embodiment of the larger network of people who don't care about this country, don't want us to succeed,
01:00:08.560don't want average Americans to have a country that serves them, but are rather in hock to their own abstruse theories and their own political power.
01:00:20.280And she is basically just an empty vessel for that machine.
01:00:26.160And so it's in some ways extraordinarily fitting that she's the person that Donald Trump is up against.
01:00:32.840During the primaries for this election, I used to think that the face-off we really deserved was Ron DeSantis versus Governor Gavin Newsom of California.
01:00:44.600I thought these two governors represent the two red and blue state approaches that have had exactly the wages you would expect them to have.
01:01:13.040And I thought what we really need is for these two guys to represent these two approaches to American government.
01:01:17.740And so when it turned out to be Trump-Biden and then Trump-Kamala, at first I thought, you know, we've really kind of gotten stuck here in a sort of like we're reliving our traumas or something from the past year.
01:01:39.600It's not the candidates I wish we were watching face-off against each other.
01:01:43.140But in fact, it does plausibly represent the conflict at the heart of the country right now.
01:01:49.680On the one hand, you have a kind of pandering, racist, tribalist, classist, anti-meritocratic regime whose representatives are effectively faceless, who can be swapped out literally at will, ad libitum.
01:02:05.880They can just drop somebody else into that empty spot.
01:02:08.660And on the other hand, you have this messy, scrappy, relentless, uncouth, and utterly lovable rascal, right?
01:02:19.880This total King David-style kind of, you know, bulldozer.
01:02:31.920And, you know, as just every bit as imperfect a vessel as David was, backed by all of the smartest people in the country, all the most interesting thinkers in the country, and an actual representative sample of the populace, the people of the country.
01:02:49.480Trump has an actual Republican coalition, not in the capital R sense of this is the Republican candidate, but in the small R sense that he represents all three major class interests within a republic.
01:03:01.980He has the genuine elite are behind him in the person of J.D. Vance, for instance, actual smart people with or without credentials.
01:03:08.500The sort of power brokers of the country who are interested in making genuine moves in the electorate, which is, you know, or rather in the executive branch.
01:03:19.460And then a sampling of the public that genuinely represents, I think, the American spirit.
01:03:24.840And yeah, we're actually sort of seeing which of those two things, if our system is working, it's obvious which of those two things should succeed.
01:03:32.460It's the representative sample of the of the public will.
01:03:35.940If it's not, then, yeah, like we can have elections or not have elections.
01:03:42.020So then I want to get to your prediction, because your point on the diversity, the proper variety, you know, Republican diversity of the Trump coalition is right is impressive.
01:03:52.780I was at the MSG rally in New York and someone, a black guy pointed out to me, said, you know, this is the most diverse movement in American politics.
01:04:00.140And he was speaking not of your, you know, your class distinction, which I think is an important one.
01:05:27.180I what you have said about the word that was really misused in this election, the joy, the energy, the vibrancy, right, which was astroturfed into the Kamala Harris presidency when she first or rather candidacy when she first emerged, but was really only there as an attempt to steal something that is one of Trump's actual best qualities.
01:05:51.880You know, that plus the genuine, you know, guys like us who are sort of really invested in our philosophy and our principles, we often get mad at Trump about this.
01:06:06.180And it's funny because people will come up to me and they'll say, like, how can you support Donald Trump, this abortion hating, you know, gay banning villain?
01:06:18.100And I'll say to these people, you know, I know a lot of people who wish that were an accurate depiction of Donald Trump.
01:06:25.960You don't understand that the Republican like hard right right now is very upset with Trump because he's not that guy at all.
01:06:57.560Well, I was under the impression that nobody expects the Edict of Caracalla, but I guess that's the Spanish Inquisition, which you probably also have discussed now that I think about it on the show.
01:07:05.460So the Edict of Caracalla is this sort of obscure third century A.D. legal reform by Emperor Caracalla, a notorious tyrant, which finally gave up the ghost and attributed citizenship to everybody, effectively every male under Roman jurisdiction.
01:07:26.180They had had a very elaborate kind of complex system, sort of like some of the stuff we do in, like, you know, our territories and outlying, you know, quasi states where some people were citizens.
01:07:43.000He did it to bulk up his military, that is, to get warm bodies who could serve in the Roman military and to increase his tax base.
01:07:51.900In other words, the most notorious tyrants in history have been interested in importing mass citizenry in an indistinguishable wash of people for their own craven purposes.
01:08:07.100I'm not saying that this aspect of history repeats itself.
01:08:10.660It's just I'm saying that this aspect of history repeats itself.
01:08:14.400So so you write the big yeah, the big kind of worry that I have is that there's already been such a craven, cynical, disgusting, self-interested and most of all, dishonest, hypocritical effort to kind of swell the ranks of the voter rolls with with people from God knows where.
01:08:37.860You may or may not be perfectly decent people, but are obviously being used in this in this political ploy of the Democrats that that gives me you know, that keeps me up at night.
01:09:04.920This this stuff has been going on for a long time.
01:09:07.300However, we're hopeful because hope is a theological fact.
01:09:10.160And there are there are ultimate causes of hope.
01:09:12.780And I think there are even immediate causes of hope in this election, though.
01:09:16.260No one, none of us knows, at least not until right now.
01:09:19.600Everyone needs to go out right now, right this second and get Spencer's book, Light of the Mind, Light of the World, which is probably the best book I've read in 10 years.
01:11:35.120I'm so glad that you're looking to me for insight about all of the cool, young, hip people.
01:11:42.120I can enlighten you about what all of the white girl Gen Z voters are thinking about.
01:11:49.740And I hate to say it, but they are not going to be voting for Trump in droves.
01:11:55.800They are so activated by the issue of abortion.
01:11:59.380And I'm still thinking about this so much because it came up on Timcast IRL last night, just how much this issue has activated female voters.
01:12:08.620And I've noticed that really Kamala is campaigning to women and seniors, but to women.
01:12:15.400And Trump is trying to campaign to everyone, which is what you should do if you're a populist.
01:12:21.360But it seems to be whatever she is doing is working at least to activate those female voters.
01:12:27.920And it's really their number one issue.
01:12:29.880And people find it really disturbing, as they should, if you really think about what that means.
01:12:34.860Yes, I saw these ads that, you know, they say, think of your daughters, men.
01:12:42.060And when you go into the voting booth, think of your daughters and your granddaughters and their rights.
01:12:47.600And I was talking this over at home last night.
01:12:49.200And that ad is basically saying, hey, men, if Trump wins, again, this is also kind of based on just Kamala's pandering of her campaign, you know, pushing weird sex stuff and contraception and abortion and all this.
01:13:05.580But what the ad itself is saying is, hey, men, if Trump wins, your daughter won't be able to be sexually used and abused by lots and lots of men.
01:13:16.420And she might not be able to kill your grandchild.
01:13:19.680That's why you have to vote for Kamala.
01:13:21.360And I thought, you know, that's like a pretty crazy appeal, man.
01:13:24.160If I were a man, I mean, again, I'm not a man like Tim Walz or whatever, you know, I'm not that new kind of man that they're trying to create.
01:13:32.220But if I were, that would be really scandalous to me to say, hey, the chief appeal is vote for Kamala so your daughter can be super promiscuous and abused by all sorts of anonymous men.
01:13:45.620And then maybe if she becomes pregnant so that she can murder her child, your grandchild.
01:14:13.180And I really just think it's a spiritual problem.
01:14:16.700And again, this came up on IRL last night.
01:14:19.140We were talking about how people aren't having kids as much.
01:14:21.900And I think Phil pointed out that there aren't pro-family policies, but really it's got to start with the culture and these cultural attitudes.
01:14:32.000They are clearly targeting people with those cultural attitudes with those ads.
01:14:41.580And the reason why abortion is so prized in our culture, especially by women, partly it's because of fear.
01:14:51.100There is a lot of fear about violence, lack of resources, survival in our progressive future.
01:14:59.180But most of all, it's about how it represents our sexual license.
01:15:05.160And this is the key to our sexual license.
01:15:08.220And we've decided that that's the tradeoff we want to make for it.
01:15:12.940This is why the left needs abortion is because the left is pro-sexual revolution.
01:15:18.100So if you do it in the old way, which is, you know, if you want to do that deed, you have to be married.
01:15:25.380And if you, you know, if you do and you become pregnant and you're not married, then you actually probably should just get married.
01:15:30.700But if you don't believe that, if you're going to try to blow up that whole thing, the fundamental political unit, which is the marriage, then you can try to do it with contraception.
01:15:40.780Contraception, you know, people get pregnant even on contraception.
01:15:43.960And so then you need that stopgap in order to really pretend that men and women are exactly the same and they're not complementary and marriage is unnecessary and a woman needs a man like a fish and needs a bicycle.
01:15:53.860If you're going to pretend that, as the Democrats have for 60 years now or 50 years now, then you need that final measure that says, okay, and, you know, if you do get pregnant, we'll kill your kid for you and it's totally fine.
01:16:07.120I wonder, though, especially for these younger women who are voting on this issue, I kind of wonder if it's younger women.
01:16:13.480And also I've noticed some, like, boomer women who came up during the 60s and 70s when abortion was the hot thing.
01:16:20.380A lot of them, I think, in my experience, they are more left-wing.
01:16:23.880They're more likely to support Kamala over an issue like that than, say, the millennial women who are kind of getting a little bit more trad or you're seeing a return to religion among certain millennials.
01:16:34.480You know, it's become almost a meme, but you do see it in real life.
01:16:38.700I wonder, though, have these people ever met a woman who had an abortion?
01:16:43.720I know a number of women who have had abortions.
01:16:46.500All of them have been traumatized by it, every single one of them, and some of them are open about that fact, and some of them are just kind of white-knuckling it, and they're in denial, but it's obvious to anyone who has eyes.
01:16:59.820Like, could you imagine you're a father or a grandfather or something, and you listen to that Kamala ad, and you think, ah, yes, what I really want for my daughter or granddaughter is to have an abortion.
01:17:09.560Even forget about the baby for a moment.
01:17:13.440I want my daughter or granddaughter to live with an unspeakable trauma for the rest of her life.
01:17:21.220And if we're to believe the statistic that I believe it's one in four women in this country have gotten an abortion, possibly multiple, that is incredibly common.
01:17:33.940And I feel bad sharing this personal anecdote because it makes me look bad, but I recently drove past this pro-abortion rally where all of these older women that you were talking about, these boomers, were holding up pro-abortion signs, and one of them said abortion is health care.
01:17:57.400And I just threw up a middle finger at this lady, and I should not have done that.
01:18:06.000I realized, like, immediately afterwards, the reason you shouldn't do that is because a lot of these older women, as you said, are white-knuckling on the issue because it personally has affected them.
01:18:17.120Not through someone they know, but themselves, a lot of them have gotten abortions decades past, and maybe multiple, and it deeply affects them.
01:18:28.140The shame is palpable, and it gets expressed in these displays of exhibitionism and pride and shout your abortion.
01:18:46.860I mean, this is one of the tricks of the devil.
01:18:48.980It's like a really basic trick, but, you know, the devil whispers in your ear and says, hey, that thing, that sin you want to commit, it's no big deal.
01:19:44.540All that matters is that you not acknowledge that human life is dignified and ought to be protected all along the way, especially innocent human life.
01:19:53.320So, okay, on that, all those happy notes, Mary Morgan, do you have any predictions, not just for the young women, but do you have predictions for how the night goes?
01:20:02.420Well, I just saw that that baby hippo, Mudang, was presented with a couple of watermelons.
01:20:11.340And one of them said Trump and the other said Kamala.
01:21:13.980And so I'm pleased to see, you know, Mudang is not afraid of being canceled, is not afraid of retribution from the left, is not afraid of the audit that's going to come, you know, if Kamala wins.
01:21:23.560I'm not sure what country Mudang is in.
01:27:39.320There have been good moves in Nevada recently.
01:27:41.300However, something to remember is that Harry Reid, the old Senate Majority Leader Democrat, he built a pretty powerful machine out there in Nevada.
01:27:51.660And so certain states are more corrupt than other states.
01:28:37.800The risk aversion of the pollsters right now tells you that the pollsters are seeing that the political temperature of the country is very, very high.
01:31:27.120You're in Pennsylvania and just get lazy.
01:31:28.960And then it turns out that Dave McCormick loses his race by one vote because you decided to stay home or Donald Trump ends up not going back to the White House because, you know, your car broke down.