Valuetainment - August 25, 2025


＂DNC Doesn't NEED Newsom” - Gavin Newsom's Trump Tweets SPARK Debate Over 2028 Nod


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Gavin Newsom is a presidential candidate running for the Democratic nomination in California in the upcoming primary election. He's gaining ground in the polls, but is he actually running for President in the next election or is he running for Governor of California in 2028?

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00:00:00.000 You see Newsom completely change the way he's campaigning.
00:00:04.000 Completely change the way that he's campaigning.
00:00:06.900 Rob, can you go to his Twitter account first?
00:00:08.600 Let's kind of go through his Twitter account.
00:00:10.280 And by the way, believe it or not, this is helping him.
00:00:13.580 It's bringing eyeballs to his Twitter account.
00:00:15.720 It's not like it's not working.
00:00:17.260 So he's put this up there saying the Patriot shop is now open.
00:00:21.300 Look at the hats that he's got.
00:00:22.460 It's literally everything that Trump does, he copied.
00:00:26.260 Newsom was right about everything that Trump said that he was wearing just last week.
00:00:30.000 Trump is not hot, a real Patriot.
00:00:33.140 Newsom, 2026, even though he's not running in 2026, he's talking about the midterms.
00:00:37.540 Go a little bit lower.
00:00:38.760 One by one by one, he's taking shots at everybody, okay?
00:00:42.720 One by one by one.
00:00:44.280 He said, we just sold $100,000 worth of material.
00:00:47.280 This is what Donald Trump was what?
00:00:48.500 What does he say?
00:00:49.280 Donald Trump was president during the last census, okay?
00:00:53.100 So he's talking about the census.
00:00:54.740 Every chance he gets, whether it's him, his team, or somebody doing it, it's calling him out.
00:00:59.940 So the question becomes, is it working?
00:01:01.660 Is it not working?
00:01:02.460 Here's what Harry Anton has to say with data.
00:01:05.100 And by the way, we report whether we like the news or not.
00:01:07.620 We're reporting it for you.
00:01:08.580 So go ahead and play this clip.
00:01:09.980 Get this, up 450% in terms of the number of followers since mid-June.
00:01:16.760 And it's not just on Twitter, X, where Newsom is gaining.
00:01:20.380 Even on TikTok and Instagram, his followers are up over a million since January alone.
00:01:25.580 My goodness gracious.
00:01:26.880 And more than that, Laura, more than that, what about Google?
00:01:29.600 What about those Google searches for him?
00:01:31.420 Get this, daily Google searches for Gavin Newsom, up like a rocket.
00:01:34.680 What are we talking about?
00:01:35.640 Since June 1, up 1,300%.
00:01:37.780 Compared to August 1, look at that, up 500%.
00:01:41.020 So the bottom line is, in politics, especially if you're thinking of entering in 2028, it's
00:01:45.720 all about generating attention.
00:01:46.840 And so far, Gavin Newsom has done a good job at generating attention.
00:01:49.960 Do Democrats want it?
00:01:51.080 Do Democrats want it?
00:01:52.240 Okay.
00:01:52.680 Do Democrats want it?
00:01:53.860 Of course they do.
00:01:54.920 What do you mean?
00:01:55.600 Like, do Democrats want it?
00:01:56.980 Do they want a Gavin Newsom?
00:01:58.540 Yeah, because they're freaking stupid.
00:02:00.980 Look at...
00:02:01.080 They're not stupid, Vinny.
00:02:02.960 They're not...
00:02:03.280 We don't need to...
00:02:04.060 We have friends that are Democrats.
00:02:05.740 Vinny, you're just being reasonable.
00:02:06.160 We have friends that are...
00:02:07.980 What they are is...
00:02:09.600 They...
00:02:09.900 Okay.
00:02:10.260 If they keep voting for these people...
00:02:11.160 Yeah, but we can't call them stupid.
00:02:13.260 Like, we can't tell people they're stupid.
00:02:15.500 Like, there are people that are born in a certain way, and they become Democrats.
00:02:20.260 Okay?
00:02:20.960 You know, like, I'm sitting there right now, and I'm watching this video, Vinny, which is
00:02:25.300 about parenting.
00:02:26.520 And I'm going to play the clip here in a few minutes.
00:02:28.140 I didn't even find a way to go to it.
00:02:29.740 I just want to make sure we're not going out there, calling all these guys dumb, stupid,
00:02:33.560 all this other stuff.
00:02:34.500 I had a girl in my office one time. 0.95
00:02:36.400 She's the spouse of one of our guys, ex-spouse of one of our guys.
00:02:39.840 And we're sitting there, and I'm asking her.
00:02:43.380 She's a diehard AOC person.
00:02:45.100 This lady can't stand me. 1.00
00:02:46.940 She does not like me at all.
00:02:49.200 Okay?
00:02:50.000 Everything that happened, she's pushing the guy away from me.
00:02:52.860 Okay?
00:02:53.760 So I said, let me ask you, when you were in school, were you an English person, literature
00:03:00.300 person, or were you a science person?
00:03:02.660 Were you a math person?
00:03:04.080 I hated math.
00:03:05.300 Really?
00:03:05.860 What did you like?
00:03:06.980 I love English, and I love journalism.
00:03:09.580 I like writing.
00:03:10.840 Fantastic.
00:03:11.460 What else did you like?
00:03:12.640 Did you like chemistry?
00:03:13.760 Did you like physics?
00:03:14.840 Hated it.
00:03:15.620 What did you like?
00:03:16.360 Like I told you, writing is what I like.
00:03:18.900 English is what I like.
00:03:19.940 Okay.
00:03:21.080 I watched this video that's talking about parenting.
00:03:24.300 I learned, whether we like it or not, people are born a certain way.
00:03:30.960 Some people are more cutthroat.
00:03:33.700 Some people are more logical.
00:03:36.020 Some people are more emotional.
00:03:38.320 Okay?
00:03:39.040 They're not stupid.
00:03:39.940 They're born that way.
00:03:41.340 I've come to the conclusion.
00:03:43.160 Trust me, they're not stupid.
00:03:44.880 You are born that way.
00:03:46.980 I run an insurance company.
00:03:48.080 I'm watching everybody.
00:03:48.880 We come out with announcements.
00:03:50.240 It's the right announcement.
00:03:51.860 But somebody says, that's not fair to those people.
00:03:56.840 That's not fair to that person.
00:03:59.000 And typically, the that's not fair was to the people that are not working the hardest,
00:04:02.460 and they're just kind of wanting everything to be easy.
00:04:04.740 So it is not a stupid thing.
00:04:08.020 Believe it or not, we're trying to force these people to change.
00:04:11.340 They're emotionally more caught up by the feeling.
00:04:13.560 The question I got for you is, do you think the approach he's taking, Newsom, Vinny,
00:04:18.580 1,000% up June, 500% up August, 450% up activity on social media,
00:04:28.040 do you think this is going to work for him to be the leading candidate for 2028?
00:04:33.620 Yeah.
00:04:33.860 You think he's going to be?
00:04:34.800 Because I called it that he's going to be the front runner for the 2028.
00:04:39.080 I don't think.
00:04:39.600 I know Tom's J.B. Pritzker with the money and I get that.
00:04:43.280 And you know what?
00:04:44.180 And you're actually right.
00:04:45.040 I don't think that they're stupid.
00:04:46.100 What's the word, Pat?
00:04:46.940 If you're just blind, loyal to the party, meaning, and you're right. 0.84
00:04:52.200 You're right about what, I don't think that they're all stupid.
00:04:54.220 I take that back.
00:04:55.360 What do you call a person that is just loyal to the party, but sees the crime, the border, the lying?
00:05:02.760 They know exactly who he is, but they're still going to vote for this guy because it's not the other side.
00:05:07.500 What would you call them?
00:05:08.960 You know what I mean?
00:05:09.380 Instead of stupid, what do you call somebody that knows that the ship is sinking and they're still going to jump on the ship because the ship has their name on it, has their group's name?
00:05:18.820 This is what I've learned.
00:05:20.660 This is what I've learned.
00:05:21.840 And Tom, I'm going to come to you because there's a lot of other clips that, Rob, can you find a couple of the clips from Newsom?
00:05:27.640 The old mayor interview when he didn't want to talk about anything or, you know, there's a couple of clips I'll show you about Newsom that's just embarrassing.
00:05:36.620 And it's so old.
00:05:37.820 I don't even know who sent it yesterday.
00:05:39.060 Was it Humberto who sent it?
00:05:40.140 It was me.
00:05:40.560 What a great clip you sent.
00:05:42.120 This is when he was mayor.
00:05:43.440 Yeah.
00:05:43.680 So there's a couple of them.
00:05:44.880 There's three clips.
00:05:45.720 There's a debate moment.
00:05:46.680 There's that clip.
00:05:47.580 We have to see.
00:05:48.500 But, you know, Vinny, this is what it is.
00:05:50.080 This is what it is.
00:05:51.360 Do you think there are people that if we get the worst Republican candidate ever, criminal, terrible guy, horrible human being, they're still going to vote Republican?
00:06:03.400 Yes.
00:06:03.900 Yes.
00:06:04.280 What percentage?
00:06:07.100 90%.
00:06:07.500 Of the current Republicans?
00:06:09.880 Like, they're going to vote for somebody?
00:06:11.180 What do you think, Tom?
00:06:11.800 What would you say?
00:06:13.380 So people that are dyed in the wool that don't cross?
00:06:15.760 No matter what, they're going to vote Republican and no matter what, they're going to vote Democrat.
00:06:19.380 My understanding is that there's 24% on the GOP side and about 27% of the total voting on the Dem side that will stay red or blue no matter what.
00:06:31.260 So that's a no matter what, right?
00:06:33.660 So you know what conclusion I've come up with?
00:06:35.820 That's what you're asking.
00:06:36.520 That's what I'm asking.
00:06:37.120 The conclusion, I actually put it at 40-44, okay, give or take.
00:06:41.340 That's party affiliation, but you're asking me for the no matter what?
00:06:44.700 Yeah.
00:06:45.300 Yeah.
00:06:45.560 So you're right.
00:06:46.440 And let's qualify both.
00:06:48.000 Okay.
00:06:48.280 Party affiliation, 40 Republican no matter what, 44 Democrat no matter what, okay?
00:06:52.500 Yeah.
00:06:52.720 So when you look at these two things and you say, well, what's wrong with you?
00:06:58.200 What's this?
00:06:58.640 What's that?
00:06:59.080 I'm telling you, I'm going to show you this clip by this doctor that's going to break it down.
00:07:03.020 You're trying to change people.
00:07:04.820 You can't.
00:07:06.600 You're not going to change this 40.
00:07:08.660 You're not going to change this 44.
00:07:10.300 They're going to drive you insane.
00:07:11.680 If you truly want to make change in the world, and it's taken me 46 years old, having worked
00:07:22.540 with so many different personalities, you're literally only dealing with 15 to 20% of people
00:07:30.240 that you're talking to.
00:07:33.060 Everybody else, it doesn't matter what you say, you're not changing them.
00:07:37.360 You're dealing with 15 to 20% of people.
00:07:39.820 You know, the 40 and 44% that ever change on both sides, it's because someone offended
00:07:47.120 them, somebody from their party, their own party let them down.
00:07:50.060 Like if you're seeing right now, hardcore conservative, pro-Zionist, pro-Jewish, all of a sudden, hardcore
00:07:54.860 anti, what happened?
00:07:56.700 You got offended.
00:07:57.560 Somebody did this.
00:07:58.360 And guess what?
00:07:58.820 There's nothing you can do about it.
00:08:00.240 You're not going to change that guy.
00:08:01.680 You're not going to change that girl.
00:08:02.680 It's just not going to happen, right?
00:08:04.580 Or a massive crisis happens in their life.
00:08:06.980 Death in the family, you know, betrayal, some kind of a letdown, some kind of a chaotic
00:08:13.320 situation.
00:08:14.340 So my focus has been trying to talk to the people in the middle that will sit there and
00:08:19.400 say, well, I didn't know that.
00:08:20.460 That's kind of, that really exactly what happened?
00:08:22.040 Yeah.
00:08:22.560 So to me, what I think with what Newsom is doing, this is the case study on how I'm looking
00:08:26.160 at this, Tom.
00:08:27.180 I'm looking at this.
00:08:28.060 Okay.
00:08:28.180 Go to 2027, 2028.
00:08:30.600 All of these videos are going to recirculate.
00:08:33.680 Rob, play any one of them that you have.
00:08:35.760 Okay.
00:08:36.540 Play which one?
00:08:37.480 Okay.
00:08:37.680 This is the interview.
00:08:38.600 By the way, it's uncomfortable to watch it.
00:08:41.600 Okay.
00:08:42.380 It's uncomfortable to watch.
00:08:43.660 Keep going.
00:08:44.040 Keep going until it starts.
00:08:45.300 All right.
00:08:45.660 Watch this here.
00:08:46.380 Starts from here.
00:08:47.240 Right off the bat, watch what he tries to do.
00:08:50.580 He's a mayor here.
00:08:52.140 I don't know what the year is.
00:08:53.120 This could be 06-ish.
00:08:55.500 Rob, if we can find the year for us.
00:08:57.380 Oh, this is the instant redirect, right?
00:08:59.060 Yes.
00:08:59.440 So watch the, within three seconds, watch what Newsom does and see if that reminds you of
00:09:04.400 him today.
00:09:05.120 Go ahead, Rob.
00:09:05.880 Mr. Mayor, good to see you.
00:09:07.880 Let me start by asking you, where have you been?
00:09:12.060 $522.2 million shortfall.
00:09:15.320 Last year, we had a 575.6.
00:09:18.360 Hank, I'm here to talk about tomorrow, today and tomorrow.
00:09:21.920 Now, yesterday, I've been working my tail off.
00:09:23.700 I've been out.
00:09:24.460 I think I had 69 public events the last two and a half weeks.
00:09:27.240 You know, I heard you say that on the radio today, and then I asked your staff, well,
00:09:30.660 where's the printout?
00:09:31.620 Where are these events?
00:09:32.920 And your press person said, well, this is stuff he just goes to.
00:09:37.620 Yeah, these are all public events.
00:09:38.960 Yeah, so.
00:09:39.700 But look, you know the criticism that you have been dodging, not just the press, but also
00:09:44.320 the public, that you have been sulking after dropping out of the governor's race, that
00:09:49.140 you're having a temper tantrum.
00:09:51.000 What do you want to say about this?
00:09:52.240 I want to say that I've been working my tail off.
00:09:56.700 I've been here, focused in San Francisco.
00:09:59.200 I think I was gone two days out of the city in the last three weeks.
00:10:02.400 We've done 69 public events.
00:10:04.420 I've been as engaged or more engaged than ever.
00:10:06.880 I don't read the press.
00:10:08.660 It is comical, some of the things that have been written.
00:10:11.340 So the cartoon in the Chronicle that depicted you as a crying baby with the headline, Mayor,
00:10:17.340 Mayor, off the wall, you didn't see that?
00:10:19.460 No.
00:10:20.020 You didn't see it?
00:10:20.620 Who reads that stuff?
00:10:22.260 I don't read that stuff.
00:10:23.400 I focus on work.
00:10:24.240 I focus on getting things done.
00:10:25.360 Go to the last 20 seconds.
00:10:25.960 You know, it's not just the press.
00:10:27.160 The way he walks off, Rob.
00:10:28.560 Go back a little bit, a little bit forward.
00:10:30.940 Go forward, forward, forward, right there.
00:10:32.820 Okay, go ahead.
00:10:33.300 At the end, he couldn't leave the room fast enough.
00:10:38.220 Off the record, I'm amazingly disappointed.
00:10:40.480 I mean, amazingly, I just am, personally, you know?
00:10:46.080 Well, I did draw him out more about the question for asking questions, and you see what he says
00:10:51.140 right here?
00:10:51.400 He goes, just because you say off the record doesn't mean it's off the record, that I agree.
00:10:55.760 Yeah, exactly.
00:10:56.540 Yeah.
00:10:56.840 It just shows how long he's been doing this whole charade.
00:10:58.940 Oh, man, he's amazing.
00:11:00.100 He's amazing.
00:11:01.640 And so the question becomes, Rob, if you want to play this other clip, when you go through
00:11:06.280 these back to back to back, the question you ask is, is he still able to overcome this
00:11:11.820 to go become a president?
00:11:13.260 Maybe, maybe not.
00:11:14.620 I mean, there was a point that they talked about the debate where the guy who's debating
00:11:19.340 him, he says, listen, if his own best friend can't trust him with his wife, what makes you
00:11:24.220 think you can trust him, right?
00:11:26.360 Make that a little bit bigger, Rob.
00:11:27.660 Watch this clip.
00:11:28.360 Go ahead.
00:11:30.560 Coming here in short notice, I want to make it clear that everything you've heard and
00:11:36.560 read is true.
00:11:37.800 And I am deeply sorry about that.
00:11:43.780 I've hurt someone I care deeply about, Alex Turk and his friends and family.
00:11:50.300 And that is something that I have to live with and something that I am deeply sorry for.
00:11:58.720 I am also sorry that I've let the people of San Francisco down.
00:12:03.760 Yeah.
00:12:04.140 They expect a lot of the mayor.
00:12:05.760 I don't know if he's going to explain this to you or not.
00:12:07.080 Well, you know what it was, Rob.
00:12:08.220 It was him in 2005, he had an affair with Ruby Tippy Rourke, who was his best friend's
00:12:14.160 wife.
00:12:15.500 Okay?
00:12:15.980 Best friend's wife.
00:12:18.340 And listen, and I know people say-
00:12:19.440 So watch this clip on the debate.
00:12:20.620 This is it, Rob.
00:12:21.180 I just found it.
00:12:21.820 Play this clip, Rob.
00:12:23.020 This is during the debate, race for governor.
00:12:25.960 His opponent says this to him.
00:12:27.640 Okay?
00:12:27.920 This is awesome.
00:12:28.780 His opponent says this to him.
00:12:31.180 The question is very simple, ladies and gentlemen.
00:12:33.000 If you can't trust Gavin with his best friend's wife, how can you trust him with your
00:12:37.040 state?
00:12:37.600 Ooh! 0.96
00:12:38.800 Oh! 0.60
00:12:39.400 Wow.
00:12:40.080 That is like-
00:12:41.320 Best friend's wife.
00:12:42.540 I did not know that.
00:12:43.620 Oh, really?
00:12:44.080 Oh, he slept with his best friend's wife, campaign manager.
00:12:46.800 Bro.
00:12:46.960 Yeah.
00:12:47.520 Like-
00:12:48.140 I mean, there's so many things that we've heard about Gavin Newsom.
00:12:51.020 I bet you know why he apologized.
00:12:51.960 I've never heard this.
00:12:52.300 He got caught.
00:12:53.600 That's why you're apologizing.
00:12:54.900 So Newsom had an affair with his secretary, Ruby Rippey Tork, the wife of his campaign
00:12:59.980 manager and good friend on January 31st, 2007.
00:13:02.600 Newsom's campaign manager and former deputy chief of staff, Alex, resigned after confronting
00:13:07.120 Newsom over a sexual affair the mayor had with his wife in late 05.
00:13:11.520 And it was done with-
00:13:12.340 But here's a question.
00:13:14.180 What was Newsom in 07?
00:13:16.620 What was Newsom in 07?
00:13:19.160 What was Newsom in 2007?
00:13:21.380 Job title?
00:13:22.180 Mayor of San Francisco.
00:13:23.440 He was a mayor of San Francisco that personally presided over a same-sex marriage that I believe
00:13:28.360 he officiated with a judge on the steps of City Hall.
00:13:32.220 Perfect.
00:13:32.620 So in 07, he was a mayor.
00:13:33.760 That's all I'm asking, Tom.
00:13:34.640 I just wondered if he's a mayor.
00:13:35.800 So he was a mayor in 07.
00:13:36.900 So he goes from mayor to governor to recall winning again to now he'll be the leading
00:13:43.420 candidate for 2028 Democratic candidate.
00:13:45.960 So here's what happens.
00:13:47.560 And the real question for me, the more I'm processing this from the business standpoint,
00:13:51.640 and I want to ask you guys and butcher the argument, I want to see what angles you're
00:13:55.980 going to take.
00:13:57.100 So in California, it's not as if they're going to have a Republican beat him.
00:14:03.080 It's not going to happen.
00:14:03.720 And the guy that was standing to his left in the debate, I think that was Mayor Villagorosa.
00:14:08.080 That was a former mayor of L.A., by the way.
00:14:09.180 I remember.
00:14:09.740 Yeah.
00:14:10.440 So he lost to him.
00:14:13.220 They chose him.
00:14:14.920 The money is going to be behind him.
00:14:17.260 The backing is going to be behind him.
00:14:19.980 But the question becomes the same exact way where a lot of Republicans had given up on
00:14:27.180 Trump and they had said DeSantis is the one that's going to do it.
00:14:30.880 Because look at DeSantis, the way he did Florida, he did this, he was fighting, he was doing
00:14:35.120 that.
00:14:36.180 Is this going to work across the country nationwide?
00:14:40.140 I don't know.
00:14:41.940 He just passed a gerrymandering that's going to be on the ballot on November 4th, which
00:14:45.720 is going to make the state be 48 to 4 House of Representatives on the Democratic side.
00:14:50.260 It's going to go from 43 to 9 Republicans to 48 to 4 Republicans.
00:14:54.420 It's a monopoly California is going to have, right?
00:14:56.620 Do you think the voters, not the 44 percent, not the 40 percent, do you think the middle
00:15:03.740 15, 16 percent is going to look at this guy and forget these moments?
00:15:08.580 Or do you think these greatest clips are going to run against him in ways that he's going
00:15:13.380 to be forced to disappear and never, ever run again?
00:15:16.400 How shameless is this guy that none of that stuff is going to affect him to become a president?
00:15:20.700 What do you think?
00:15:21.080 He's a completely shameless at a level that we haven't seen in politics in a long, long
00:15:26.780 time.
00:15:27.280 So I have three points.
00:15:28.720 Point number one, the attention is working.
00:15:31.440 He is getting the attention of Dems that are upset about the economy, upset about the way
00:15:37.040 immigration is being handled, upset about the tariffs.
00:15:39.980 They were scared about inflation, even though the facts didn't come true on it.
00:15:43.620 And so those people were upset and they love seeing a now a nationally visible Democrat fighting
00:15:53.080 for them.
00:15:53.860 And they love it that he's calling Trump names.
00:15:57.000 So point one, the attention is working.
00:15:59.180 They're coming to his socials.
00:16:00.460 The second, we got to wait and look at the DNC.
00:16:04.100 Bernie was leading until South Carolina and the DNC said, we don't think Bernie's electable
00:16:09.860 on a national stage.
00:16:11.240 And I believe that that is the opinion.
00:16:14.600 And I'm not a supporter of J.B.
00:16:16.320 Pritzker and I'm not a tea leave reader.
00:16:19.380 I'm looking at real data from DNC.
00:16:22.840 The DNC believes that J.D.
00:16:25.160 Pritzker is the guy that's electable on a national scale.
00:16:29.380 And I'll tell you why you can ignore Gavin Newsom, because the DNC takes California's electoral
00:16:35.340 votes for granted.
00:16:36.620 We're going to win California anyway.
00:16:38.320 We don't need Newsom to carry a key state.
00:16:42.580 We want J.B.
00:16:43.680 Pritzker here because what is surrounding Illinois?
00:16:47.700 Wisconsin, Michigan, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Cleveland.
00:16:52.540 And that's where the Dems need to have a resurgence of a visible candidate in those battleground 0.99
00:16:59.160 states.
00:16:59.660 So I think the DNC is going to pull strings on it.
00:17:02.900 My third point is to your point about who we can move.
00:17:05.900 I'll give you two charts really, really quick.
00:17:08.200 The first is there's an organization, and I'm not plugging them.
00:17:11.980 I'm just telling you what they do, Pat.
00:17:13.440 The Johnson O'Connor Research Institute have been, I believe, in San Diego, and they have
00:17:18.180 been forever doing analysis on human beings.
00:17:22.340 And they will tell you that what you just said a moment ago is true.
00:17:26.440 You have normal aptitudes that are with you when you're born.
00:17:30.660 And you can cultivate them over your life, or you can fight them.
00:17:35.880 An example of fighting.
00:17:37.460 You have a very creative son, but it's like, doggone it, I was a doctor.
00:17:41.920 Your grandfather's a doctor.
00:17:43.220 Your uncle's a doctor.
00:17:44.340 Creating an enemy.
00:17:44.940 You can make a great doctor.
00:17:47.920 And you can be safe and have a good career.
00:17:49.940 And we'll help you get in.
00:17:51.600 And you have a creative son, not gay, just to say creative son, who's into architecture.
00:17:56.740 No, I'm saying that when I say creative, I'm not speaking of code.
00:17:58.920 Vinny doesn't have a gay son, folks, because he was looking at Vinny.
00:18:01.720 She's really creative.
00:18:03.040 But you have a son that wants to be an architect.
00:18:05.540 And the rest of the family is fighting his aptitudes.
00:18:09.320 It's natural.
00:18:10.540 The last thing that I'll take you to, Rob, I need the Arizona chart on the voter.
00:18:17.440 There's been all this talk going on about, I just need the Arizona stats.
00:18:21.020 Go back to Arizona right there.
00:18:22.840 There's been all this talk about who's registering the most, who's not registering the both.
00:18:26.920 And to your point about the 15 in the middle, would you like to know what almost the largest party in Arizona is?
00:18:34.840 At 1.53, it is independents.
00:18:39.560 Libertarians and Greens are small.
00:18:40.800 Can you find me the exact numbers on that?
00:18:42.400 I think we found that earlier on one of the links.
00:18:44.660 It was the numbers for Arizona.
00:18:46.500 Did you say 1.53 million is independents in Arizona?
00:18:49.440 That's correct.
00:18:49.940 I want to find the exact numbers.
00:18:51.100 Bigger than Democrats?
00:18:51.780 Yeah, Amy and I covered this when we did Decision 2024 brought to you by Valuetainment.
00:18:57.920 That's the part.
00:18:59.340 Yep.
00:19:00.060 So I need that one in a second, Rob.
00:19:01.680 But anyway, it is the independents are almost as large as the Republican registered in Arizona.
00:19:10.100 And that, you're exactly right, is where the battle is made.
00:19:13.860 Now, go to the Gallup, Rob.
00:19:16.260 The Gallup, take a look at this, Pat.
00:19:18.180 You're right.
00:19:18.980 These are the people since 2023.
00:19:22.340 Who do you identify with?
00:19:24.540 They're saying, who do you call you?
00:19:26.040 So this is also the independents.
00:19:27.900 This isn't how you're registered.
00:19:29.800 Do you identify more right now as a Republican or a Democrat?
00:19:33.200 And with all the mayhem and things that have been going on in the spring here.
00:19:37.080 This is Gallup.
00:19:37.960 Gallup.
00:19:38.440 Gallup.
00:19:39.180 46 percent, no matter what, they still identify as Democrat.
00:19:42.700 That is correct.
00:19:43.460 And 43 percent is Republican.
00:19:44.540 And you can see the surge that happened, the shift in Q1.
00:19:48.240 That was, guess what?
00:19:49.560 Q1 last year, that was the shift.
00:19:51.300 The primaries.
00:19:52.380 Trump comes back.
00:19:53.400 And look at the surge as the people said, you know, I really feel more like Republican.
00:19:57.480 But guess what?
00:19:58.060 46, 43.
00:19:59.400 That's only 89.
00:20:01.320 There is your 11 percent, which is closer to 15 percent, where you're exactly talking
00:20:06.460 a minute ago, where the battle is being fought.
00:20:08.860 I got it.
00:20:09.200 Go ahead, Adam.
00:20:10.320 So the question is, does Gavin Newsom have a chance?
00:20:12.920 What's the exact question?
00:20:14.200 Is he going to persuade that 10 to 15 percent that are just kind of on the fence, like,
00:20:19.440 well, I don't know where to, who's, what message?
00:20:22.540 Will Newsom, with this approach that he's taken, will this work on the national scale,
00:20:28.240 not just on California?
00:20:30.880 Yes, it will.
00:20:32.080 Gavin Newsom is a snake oil salesman.
00:20:34.480 We all know that.
00:20:34.980 He's a version of American Psycho.
00:20:36.600 He looks the part.
00:20:37.320 He acts the part.
00:20:38.520 Don't forget, you know, we're a bunch of guys talking politics, talking current events,
00:20:43.380 talking social issues.
00:20:45.400 You know, what we don't have on this stage right now, on this podcast, are females, are 1.00
00:20:50.840 women. 0.81
00:20:51.380 And there's a story here about the political divide between young men and young women we
00:20:54.820 use as an example, young men, if you look at the stat, I don't know if you can show
00:20:59.280 this, Rob, you know, they're like, men are moving more to the right and women are moving
00:21:03.700 more to the left.
00:21:04.520 Men are more conservative.
00:21:05.800 Women are more progressive. 0.93
00:21:07.380 Not really.
00:21:08.580 Men are actually just straight up in the middle. 0.53
00:21:12.200 Rob, do you have that?
00:21:13.120 Yep.
00:21:13.740 Women have gone off the deep end politically. 1.00
00:21:17.460 So we tend to think of, well, you know, since Trump and since what's going on here, men
00:21:22.760 have come and become way more conservative.
00:21:24.640 That one right there.
00:21:26.240 Right here, if you see the zero, that is the bottom line.
00:21:29.100 This is young men in America.
00:21:31.080 So if you're above zero, that means you're a little bit more liberal.
00:21:33.840 If you're below zero, you're a little more conservative.
00:21:36.480 Men are basically at the zero line. 0.99
00:21:39.340 They're not too liberal.
00:21:40.240 They're not too conservative.
00:21:41.680 That's the green line.
00:21:42.680 Men, women are off the deep end progressive.
00:21:46.500 So what we're creating in this country since basically 2000 are angry, liberal, single,
00:21:54.020 lonely, depressed feminists. 1.00
00:21:56.360 Not my opinion.
00:21:58.020 Facts don't care about your feelings.
00:21:59.520 Numbers don't lie.
00:22:00.160 Numbers scream. 0.51
00:22:00.960 Words talk.
00:22:01.520 Numbers scream. 0.51
00:22:02.240 They're screaming.
00:22:02.860 Men are not crazy, mega extremists.
00:22:05.980 They're just dudes who know who they are.
00:22:08.900 Women have gone not 10, not 20, not 30, 40% off the Richter scale. 0.96
00:22:15.680 So you asked the question, does Gavin Newsom have a chance?
00:22:20.760 You betcha.
00:22:21.500 Is he good looking?
00:22:22.320 Yes.
00:22:22.800 Does he got great hair?
00:22:23.800 Yes.
00:22:24.240 Does he talk very handsy?
00:22:26.440 And do women compel him? 1.00
00:22:29.400 One million percent.
00:22:31.140 So if you put up J.B. Pritzker's sloppiness against Gavin, women are going to pick Gavin. 1.00
00:22:36.600 You put up name recognition.
00:22:37.820 Don't forget about name recognition.
00:22:39.860 Nobody knows Wes Moore.
00:22:41.340 Nobody knows Andy Beshear.
00:22:42.440 And people hardly know Gretchen Whitmer.
00:22:45.260 We all know Gavin Newsom.
00:22:47.360 I'm not saying he's good.
00:22:48.720 I'm not saying he's qualified.
00:22:50.300 I'm saying he'd be a disaster.
00:22:52.200 But I'm saying he could win.
00:22:54.080 And I think, and Pat, to your question about that 10 to 15%, I hope.
00:22:58.000 And that's why I think it's our job for podcasts like this and us to remind people who this person is.
00:23:04.920 To show the receipts of who this person is.
00:23:07.420 Show them what they do.
00:23:08.300 So, and Pat, just FYI, Rob, do you play that clip, I think it was CNN, that the Democrats have a deficit of four, play this clip, 4.5 million voters.
00:23:16.440 See.
00:23:17.920 In all 30 states that track party registration, we're putting on the screen the data.
00:23:22.700 It shows altogether Democrats have lost 2.1 million voters.
00:23:26.580 Republicans have gained 2.4 million.
00:23:29.740 That's a deficit that you have of 4.5 million voters.
00:23:34.100 So, I'll apologize because I chose the wrong wording.
00:23:36.540 Democrats aren't stupid.
00:23:37.960 It's just this blind loyalty and not knowing the actual, like, history and what this person is doing.
00:23:44.160 I think it's a wake-up call to let these people know that 10 to 15, guys, this is who he is.
00:23:48.920 This is what he's about.
00:23:50.300 Nothing is going to change.
00:23:51.600 But, for sure.
00:23:53.080 But what I'm, the angle I want to take is, where I'm going with this is, I've always,
00:23:58.200 if I've had a goal on who I want to track to listen, is the guy in the middle that is still thinking about which way should I go.
00:24:07.940 The guy that wants to be, that's fairly reasonable, that maybe was raised a Democrat, and is like,
00:24:15.200 let me tell you, some of this stuff just doesn't make sense to me, right?
00:24:17.860 Why is this happening?
00:24:19.160 That's all it is.
00:24:20.300 Sometimes when you present the argument, the person listens to it, and then you're like, okay.
00:24:24.240 Now, don't get me wrong.
00:24:25.040 You need the marketing.
00:24:25.880 You need all that other stuff.
00:24:26.740 You need the shamelessness.
00:24:27.700 You need all, I'm talking to Tony Robbins.
00:24:28.960 I'm like, hey.
00:24:29.640 He says, what do you think is the number one quality of somebody becoming a president?
00:24:32.380 I said, you have to be shameless.
00:24:33.760 He said, I never thought about it that way before.
00:24:35.480 You have to be shameless to become a president.
00:24:38.120 You have to know that.
00:24:39.540 Think about what you're most embarrassed about your mistakes the last 10 years, 20 years.
00:24:45.560 Are you comfortable with everybody around the world talking about that,
00:24:49.020 and you're still shameless enough to go out there and become a president?
00:24:51.660 That's what you need.
00:24:52.600 Trump has that.
00:24:53.700 Newsom has that.
00:24:54.820 Some of the people have that.
00:24:56.360 I don't think Kamala had that.
00:24:57.840 I think Kamala was, you know, I think Joe Biden had it.
00:25:00.380 Believe it or not, Joe Biden, some of the stuff, you go back and look,
00:25:02.480 the guy was shameless as hell is what he was, okay?
00:25:05.560 By the way, Clinton, shameless. 0.94
00:25:07.520 You want to go through a list?
00:25:08.920 Hillary Clinton, the ultimate shameless. 1.00
00:25:10.540 She just didn't win because she had a terrible personality. 1.00
00:25:12.800 She wasn't attractive, but you need that quality. 1.00
00:25:14.860 We want to show you the campus, especially those of you guys that are going to the vault.
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00:26:01.960 Rob, can you put the link below?
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