Valuetainment - November 05, 2026


Ron DeSantis Warns of “Political Extinction” - Then SURGES in the Polls!

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00:00:30.000 But DeSantis, two days before midterms, said what was going to happen on the Stephen A. Smith podcast.
00:00:38.160 Then he comes up, and if you have the clip of what he said afterwards of how bad of a night it was,
00:00:44.100 if you can pull up DeSantis, there was a speech he gave.
00:00:47.120 I don't know the exact words he used, but he said something about it was one of the worst nights in the Republican party in 100 years.
00:00:54.420 Go ahead. This is the clip.
00:00:55.220 But let's just be clear about what happened last night.
00:00:59.260 this is close to an extinction level event for Republicans in many parts of the country as we
00:01:06.200 have seen probably in the last hundred years. In January, when everyone in office leaves who were
00:01:14.860 either term limited or got voted out, of the 10 largest states in this union, only one state will
00:01:22.920 have Republican control of their state, the state of Florida. If you look at our chief rival in a
00:01:30.460 healthy sense, the state of Texas, and I would say over the last, over my lifetime, Texas has been
00:01:37.040 the crown jewel of Republican politics. I think we've been the leader for Republicans and conservatives
00:01:43.100 since I've been governor, but if you go over the whole generation, no one holds a candle on the
00:01:47.580 Republican side to the lone star state. And yet not only did they lose a very highly publicized U.S. Senate race, they lost everything. The governor, attorney general, all the other statewide. They lost four Republican Supreme Court justices on the Texas Supreme Court. They may even lose the Texas legislature or one house or even both. Let's just be clear that that is going to hurt not just for the next two years. That's something that can
00:02:17.560 reverberate for the next decade or more and if the republican party doesn't have texas as an anchor
00:02:24.460 uh then we are not going to be viable nationally and by the way you can pause it right there so
00:02:28.740 you got jd jumps in immediately the santas you know and by the way while we were having a
00:02:35.040 conversation at the wedding one of the main topics at the wedding can bring up names with
00:02:39.520 people that i talked to was donald's can't lose okay he can by the way it got very close it's
00:02:45.120 100,000 votes.
00:02:45.920 It was a lot closer than it should have been.
00:02:47.120 A lot closer than it should have been.
00:02:48.100 Very, very scary.
00:02:49.060 The main reason why he won is because of Ron DeSantis.
00:02:52.860 Yeah.
00:02:53.160 The number one reason why Byron Donalds won is because of Ron DeSantis.
00:02:56.840 You can say whatever you want.
00:02:58.000 The main reason.
00:02:59.000 Number one reason was Ron DeSantis.
00:03:01.000 But when Ron is saying this, can you go to the Calci numbers?
00:03:04.060 What is Calci telling us?
00:03:05.180 Because so if you go to Calci right there, pre-election, pre-election, go to November 1st, November 2nd.
00:03:12.240 Look where Ron's at.
00:03:13.420 Vinny, look at this.
00:03:14.180 on november 2nd he's at 3.9 percent jd's at 35 rubio's at 23 and a half come to today
00:03:22.060 come to today go all the way to today oh you got to get on it so i can see the numbers yeah
00:03:27.380 ron goes to 18 rubio's at 21 jd drops to 31.9 he's six x'd his chances of becoming a president
00:03:37.840 and he came up and a lot of people right now are saying he may even be above those two
00:03:41.960 because the way they're breaking it down, they're saying,
00:03:44.340 well, you know, Rubio is tied to Iran.
00:03:48.760 J.D. hasn't necessarily built a lot of coalitions.
00:03:52.020 You know, Ron DeSantis has had a track record as a governor,
00:03:54.740 executive running a state for two terms, and he's done a pretty good job.
00:03:59.060 And guess what?
00:04:00.120 The guy that came after him also won because of him, which is who?
00:04:03.540 Byron Donald.
00:04:04.700 So who do you think, in regard to who now, you know,
00:04:09.480 rises up as a potential 2028 candidate who do you see tom well 2028 candidate i mean ron de
00:04:15.960 santos just came up in the eyes of so many people uh republicans everywhere are looking to florida
00:04:21.180 and they they're even though so you know how sometimes pat everybody is like you know 140
00:04:27.280 characters is their news right they don't really pay attention even the most uh distracted
00:04:32.440 republican has got to look to florida and go wow you know governor and senator wow florida pull
00:04:38.240 together. Maybe the Florida stuff's real. And what it does is elevates. Now, why was this?
00:04:42.780 Everybody's talked about Ron DeSantis. Interesting. The guy got to look at look at. So that's what
00:04:47.980 you're seeing right here. You're seeing this big spike here. I believe that the two guys that
00:04:53.120 jumped up the day, the morning, the minute after this election was was done. And there's still
00:04:59.620 things being called. And I think the Dems are going to get to their 241 seats in a house is
00:05:04.400 this Ossoff and DeSantis you've got major PACs that are out there and I've seen things out there
00:05:10.540 big PACs are moving money and Ossoff and DeSantis were the benefactors but DeSantis has leaped in
00:05:18.480 the Republicans and Ossoff has gone into damn orbit on the Democrat side yeah if you look at
00:05:25.160 this go from where Ossoff was at no no go back a little bit yeah go back right there he's at second 0.94
00:05:29.780 in place at 15%, Newsom 69, AOC 14, and then all of a sudden, go to today?
00:05:35.180 Yeah, he's gone up to 27.
00:05:38.040 As I said, he's suborbital now.
00:05:40.160 He's on the space.
00:05:41.320 But these things shift so much in the span of two months, three months,
00:05:45.360 never mind, you know, two years.
00:05:47.220 The thing with DeSantis is last time he kind of lost steam.
00:05:51.000 I don't know what it was about his campaign.
00:05:52.220 Terrible marketing.
00:05:53.200 Yeah, and so he fixed that.
00:05:54.860 And by the way, nobody wanted DeSantis in 24.
00:05:58.380 There's only one person.
00:05:59.420 People want a Trump for redemption.
00:06:01.800 DeSantis got in.
00:06:03.200 That was my point.
00:06:04.520 What I'm saying to you, a lot of people want a Trump to come in to redeem himself.
00:06:08.720 To redeem himself.
00:06:09.920 And DeSantis could handle it in a different way, but things change.
00:06:12.660 People change, things change.
00:06:13.820 It's a different season right now.
00:06:14.900 Go ahead.
00:06:15.140 That's what I was going to say.
00:06:15.700 Back in the day when we moved down to Florida, everyone was like, you move to Florida, but you don't support DeSantis for president.
00:06:20.560 I'm like, no, it has to be Trump right now because of the history that led to this moment.
00:06:24.540 It's not DeSantis' time.
00:06:25.880 He's a great governor, and I think he will make a great potential presidential candidate.
00:06:30.860 But it wasn't his time then.
00:06:32.360 It needed to be Trump.
00:06:33.500 Trump needed to come in and carry out the transformational presidency that he had the opportunity to carry out.
00:06:38.520 What drives me nuts is that he didn't.
00:06:40.140 And to go back to what you said earlier about what it means to be a successful man,
00:06:43.000 you've got to not be afraid of loss, but you've got to learn from it.
00:06:46.280 And when people are sort of now blaming the people who were raising the criticism or not learning the lessons,
00:06:51.620 what Trump needs to do is fire the yes-men that were in his circle
00:06:54.780 that kept him siloed from what the criticism was of the people
00:06:57.780 that handed him this defeat.
00:06:59.520 And if he doesn't fire them, you might not...
00:07:01.060 Who should he fire? 0.99
00:07:02.120 I would say get rid of Susie Wiles, who seems to be the gatekeeper. 1.00
00:07:04.880 Fire Wiles. 1.00
00:07:05.560 Get rid of Wiles. 0.88
00:07:06.700 And I would say get rid of the social media team
00:07:09.000 that instead of listening to what was going on from the people that elected him,
00:07:12.960 instead decided to call them all sorts of names and demonize them
00:07:15.400 and serve them what people knew was coming a year and a half in advance. 1.00
00:07:19.040 So fire Susie Wiles and fire the social media team? 0.99
00:07:22.500 That's your position?
00:07:23.460 Do you agree with him, Tom?
00:07:25.000 No, I don't think it's a comms issue.
00:07:26.620 I love you, dude.
00:07:28.220 But this is not – you're thinking of it that it's an internal and a communications issue.
00:07:32.640 It's not.
00:07:33.600 I think the guy – when the boss starts asking around about you, Hegseth, and you were 64% approval and you started a war and gas is $4 a gallon, I'm sorry.
00:07:45.140 That's not communications.
00:07:46.520 That's a pink slip.
00:07:47.180 And I think Hexas is the one that's going to be in the crosshairs.
00:07:51.040 And I'm not just following what's out here.
00:07:53.500 I've also seen, you know, we like Pete.
00:07:57.060 You know, he's been on the podcast.
00:07:58.560 He wrote a great book, Spirit of the American Soldier and everything.
00:08:01.600 I like that.
00:08:02.480 But there's things here I think this is the guy that's going to be first.
00:08:06.740 Well, 100% it's going to fall.
00:08:08.820 You think he's going to get fired next 30 days?
00:08:11.360 Can you run a poll real quick? 1.00
00:08:13.240 Do you believe Hexas will be fired in the next 30 days?
00:08:15.700 Yes, no.
00:08:16.560 And check the calcium markets on that.
00:08:18.100 Guarantee there's a calcium market on the first two months, I think, Hexeth.
00:08:21.660 I'm end of year.
00:08:23.160 But getting rid of Hexeth is the symptom.
00:08:25.960 The issue is who is making these picks?
00:08:28.240 Who is keeping Trump in a silo where he thought that a war with Iran would be popular?
00:08:32.700 You think that's Susie Wilde?
00:08:33.520 I don't think he cared if it was popular.
00:08:35.720 You guys are misunderstanding.
00:08:37.220 I have a video from 1987 where Trump is talking about Iran.
00:08:41.380 And you see him talk about it every 10 years.
00:08:43.920 Mentioning Karg Island by name.
00:08:45.260 by name talking about his whole plan talking about uh taking the petrol and the oil and he
00:08:49.880 this is not new for trump that's what i don't understand why people keep talking about this
00:08:53.700 holding up a video from 10 20 years ago is different than the campaign from 2024 i know
00:08:58.380 where he said no new wars but if he trump is the kind of guy where if he genuinely believed
00:09:03.000 that the threat is there and again we as much as we try and say every two weeks every two weeks
00:09:08.260 they were saying this every two weeks it was the un's own committee for watchdog for nuclear
00:09:13.660 proliferation that came out with the report it was tulsi gabbard who is by no means a war hawk
00:09:19.700 who came out and said we're getting they're getting close after wait wait after she's no
00:09:24.520 no she first said they didn't that's right they went to her and they said hey no no not them it's
00:09:29.360 the un watchdog they don't believe they confirmed 60 percent proliferation of of uh nuclear material
00:09:35.860 they confirmed so who's responsible for effing it up meaning everything that they they told them
00:09:41.400 would be i'm not even promised ron war no i don't understand that but who was in his ear that said
00:09:46.640 hey trust me this is going to be easy i know you're going to bring it back no no no no i'm
00:09:51.620 not bringing it back it was who netanyahu no no i'm not bringing i'm not even talking about netanyahu
00:09:56.520 i'm saying who was it pete hexett that was like bro we're gonna bomb them and it's gonna be over
00:10:00.880 quick who you think hexett said that no i know i'm trying to say is pat he thinks netanyahu
00:10:06.320 No, well, first of all, I won't say who it was, although it's now sort of the leaked secret is that it was Netanyahu saying, yeah, this will be another Venezuela.
00:10:13.740 And apparently Rubio behind closed doors was saying it's not going to be another Venezuela.
00:10:17.200 But he's surrounded by a bunch of yes men who said, go ahead and do it.
00:10:20.100 What does that have to do with Susie Wiles? 0.83
00:10:22.020 Well, I'm saying chief of staff who picks what Trump hears and what gets to him. 0.99
00:10:28.140 I mean, I think Susie Wiles is the gatekeeper.
00:10:29.920 And if I'm wrong about that, the problem is Trump.
00:10:33.000 And it's hard to hear that.
00:10:33.800 It's who he is and what he wanted to do.
00:10:35.660 The part here is you can point fingers.
00:10:40.960 Look, in a sports team, if you look at what's going on with the Yankees right now,
00:10:44.420 what is the problem with the Yankees right now?
00:10:46.140 Nobody's afraid for their jobs.
00:10:47.900 Yep.
00:10:48.520 If you're not afraid for your job, you come to work, there's no way I'm –
00:10:52.660 every day as an entrepreneur, you have to be afraid of losing your customers.
00:10:56.580 Every day.
00:10:57.560 Every day you have to come in and say, what do we need to do to keep our clients?
00:11:00.260 Look what happened to Nike.
00:11:01.620 Nothing's going to happen.
00:11:02.460 Colin Kaepernick, $261 billion company down to a $50 billion company.
00:11:07.040 Nothing's going to happen with Netflix.
00:11:09.000 Nothing's going to happen with Disney from a $450 billion company to a $200 billion company.
00:11:13.980 I think at the end of the day, if he runs like a boss, the first thing he's going to do is he's going to fire a couple people.
00:11:19.260 I don't think Susie's going to be one to fire.
00:11:21.540 She may quit and resign because she had some health issues herself.
00:11:24.500 But I think is Hexet one to put on?
00:11:27.800 I think it's him.
00:11:29.060 I think it's the leader.
00:11:30.140 Everything rises and falls on leadership.
00:11:31.640 I agree.
00:11:32.140 We can, you know, when things happen and people say, well, it's Pat's fault.
00:11:36.760 It's Pat's fault.
00:11:37.960 Partly I'll say, yeah, I think it is because I'm the leader.
00:11:40.700 So you got to take the onus as the leader that this is a decision I need to make.
00:11:45.140 Who that is, I don't know.
00:11:46.400 I know behind closed doors, he's got to adjust.
00:11:49.740 Sometimes I'll sit in a room and I'll talk to Tom, okay,
00:11:52.680 and I'll go to our executive team and they'll give an idea to me.
00:11:56.620 I think we need to do this.
00:11:57.440 I remember one time we're at a, I don't know where we are, 0.99
00:12:00.080 and I had this executive who was just a pain in the ass for everybody. 0.99
00:12:06.020 For whatever reason, he was causing so much noise, 0.99
00:12:09.040 so much pain for everybody. 0.99
00:12:10.640 And it was so difficult to get shit done through him. 0.98
00:12:13.700 We're on a trip. 0.99
00:12:14.880 I call a meeting.
00:12:16.040 I bring everybody upstairs.
00:12:18.120 Everybody's panicking.
00:12:19.100 We're not ready to fire this person.
00:12:20.580 I said, we're firing the guy right now.
00:12:22.260 No, we're not.
00:12:22.660 He's been with me for 18 months.
00:12:23.800 We're firing him right now.
00:12:25.660 Tom, we're all teakering like, Pat, we need 90 days.
00:12:28.740 Nope.
00:12:29.240 You're going to figure it out.
00:12:30.700 He's getting fired immediately.
00:12:33.140 Ask him to fly back, and he's not going to be here.
00:12:35.320 We made the decision.
00:12:36.140 We moved on.
00:12:37.060 And I took the pressure of it's all going to work itself out.
00:12:39.720 And you know what happened, Tom?
00:12:40.520 How quickly did we get over it?
00:12:42.440 Really, what was interesting is by the end, it was a big meeting with a lot of field salespeople together.
00:12:47.300 It was a big company summit.
00:12:48.600 And by the afternoon of that meeting, everybody felt a lift.
00:12:51.560 Yeah, it was done.
00:12:52.220 By the way, it took one day for this to happen.
00:12:53.920 It's like mentally there was no drama by 5 p.m.
00:12:56.460 I think what needs to happen today, I do agree that some people need to get fired.
00:13:01.360 And I don't think there's anybody in the world that is more famous for firing people than one guy.
00:13:06.460 So I do think he's going to readjust.
00:13:08.520 Who that's going to be, who knows.
00:13:10.640 In the topic of Israel, a lot of times when you win or lose, like you're saying,
00:13:15.700 well, he didn't keep his promises, he didn't do this, and he didn't do that, and he didn't do this.
00:13:19.740 Okay, last night we're having dinner.
00:13:21.580 Me, Vinny, Steve on his head.
00:13:25.420 and even Dan was involved in some of the conversations.
00:13:28.000 I said, you know, the number one thing above all that we forget about
00:13:33.040 is three years ago, we were worried about illegal immigrants,
00:13:37.760 what they were doing.
00:13:38.760 FYI, you want to know what happened in Texas?
00:13:41.140 How DeSantis says, I never thought Texas.
00:13:43.380 He's taking shots at Texas.
00:13:45.080 And why is he taking shots at Texas?
00:13:47.900 He's eliminating.
00:13:49.200 DeSantis is a strategic, brilliant guy.
00:13:51.200 He knows what he's doing.
00:13:52.460 He's eliminating his competitors one by one by one by one by one.
00:13:56.400 He's going through.
00:13:57.540 Ted Cruz is Texas.
00:13:59.240 You've got certain things that is Texas.
00:14:00.900 He knows Ted wants to run as well.
00:14:02.160 This guy knows what he's doing right now.
00:14:04.020 He's playing the games of what's going to be taking place.
00:14:06.780 But you know, one of the data points that you've got to give credits to the Democrats,
00:14:10.240 this whole Antonio Gramsci, what is it, the slow walkthrough institutions?
00:14:14.960 I don't know the exact phrase of what they use.
00:14:17.900 Do you know in 1970, what was the white population in Texas?
00:14:21.980 In 1970, Tom.
00:14:24.040 72%.
00:14:24.520 What do you think the white population was in 1970?
00:14:29.320 90%.
00:14:29.760 1970, white population in Texas. 0.82
00:14:32.120 I know because you told me, so I don't want to say anything.
00:14:34.160 What do you think it is?
00:14:34.680 I would guess maybe 50%, 60%. 0.98
00:14:38.980 Because for a long time, Texas had a lot of Hispanics and legacy Mexicans. 0.98
00:14:43.160 1970 was 89%. 1.00
00:14:44.960 I was on.
00:14:45.680 I was one point off.
00:14:46.900 I said 90%.
00:14:48.520 By the way, do you know what it was in 2000?
00:14:53.580 In 2000, it hits 50%.
00:14:55.240 Today, it's 39%.
00:14:56.760 So what happened in Texas?
00:14:58.980 One by one, you don't think illegal immigration helped them out?
00:15:01.380 Absolutely. 1.00
00:15:01.740 Let people in.
00:15:02.360 Let people in.
00:15:02.920 Of course.
00:15:03.500 Let people in.
00:15:03.980 And they were fighting them to kick them off.
00:15:05.700 Yeah, 100%.
00:15:06.320 That's the plot.
00:15:07.060 So then, I want to show you this clip.
00:15:08.520 So part of what Democrats did slowly is they moved people around.
00:15:13.660 Can you do me if you ever played that clip, the funny clip about people,
00:15:18.520 The guys that move from California say, I'm sick and tired of California.
00:15:21.920 We're going to move to Texas.
00:15:23.100 Watch this clip here.
00:15:23.880 It's funny, but it makes the point of exactly what's going on in America today
00:15:28.080 and how the Democrats are winning.
00:15:30.600 Watch this.
00:15:31.060 Go forward.
00:15:31.760 We voted for a better California.
00:15:34.640 Vote blue.
00:15:37.240 It's okay.
00:15:38.240 He's just hungry.
00:15:44.160 $200?
00:15:44.720 dollars i don't feel safe anymore that's it we're moving to texas
00:15:52.080 no crime cheap gas we love texas
00:15:59.520 yeah i mean that's uh not even that tired it's 100 accurate
00:16:06.260 100 accurate i don't feel safe anymore that's it we're moving to florida
00:16:14.720 Where are y'all from?
00:16:16.660 California.
00:16:17.460 We're here to fix Florida.
00:16:19.080 Okay.
00:16:19.860 When I sell my business, I want the best tax and investment advice.
00:16:23.800 I want to help my kids and I want to give back to the community.
00:16:26.940 Ooh.
00:16:27.520 Then it's the vacation of a lifetime.
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00:16:51.020 By the way, as funny as that sounds, that's what's happened.
00:16:54.900 They sat there and they say, move all the California people to Texas,
00:16:58.600 but they still voted on the left.
00:17:00.800 Gradually, hey, open the border.
00:17:03.320 Let the people in. 0.99
00:17:04.440 2.4 million people self-deported, but the rest stuck around.
00:17:07.760 What did those people do?
00:17:08.760 Which side are they going to vote for?
00:17:10.000 What are they going to be doing?
00:17:10.820 Voting for conservatives?
00:17:11.920 No.
00:17:12.460 And you don't think when they get Supreme Court, how quickly, if they control Supreme Court,
00:17:16.440 do you think they're going to find a way to do amnesty and convert all of those guys into citizens?
00:17:19.460 A hundred percent.
00:17:19.960 How quickly do you think they're going to do it?
00:17:21.760 Well, there's a lot of things.
00:17:23.020 By the way, you're talking about Texas.
00:17:24.560 Hinojosa, who is governor-elect, the first thing she's going to do is they created a business court in Texas 0.99
00:17:29.740 in advance of all of the business policies that they brought there 0.99
00:17:32.940 and in advance of the Texas Stock Exchange they're trying to build.
00:17:36.060 So now on the business court, she gets to a point.
00:17:38.480 I believe the number is four judges.
00:17:40.460 So now all of those pro-business policies that were brought to Texas, guess what? 1.00
00:17:45.580 She's going to do that. 1.00
00:17:46.460 Second, she's changing data center regulations, and she's rolling back some of the benefits they were given to put in Texas. 0.96
00:17:53.340 She's promised to do it.
00:17:54.500 I'm rolling back some of the data center favoritism.
00:17:57.380 So get ready.
00:17:59.240 That is already what she said.
00:18:01.160 So when she says what she's going to do, believe her.
00:18:04.220 That's where she's going.
00:18:05.200 Wait, wait. 0.96
00:18:05.460 I got a little pushback on the whole thing of, like, the immigration.
00:18:09.320 if you look these people who are are coming in are historically very religious they're catholic
00:18:15.180 they hold traditional values they are very pro-left at the moment because they feel like
00:18:20.560 that's their pathway to citizenship but once they're here over time they may eventually become
00:18:25.940 red-leaning i know that's a weird take but i actually believe there's a potential for that
00:18:30.220 entire thing to backfire it's a potential but they'll never forget who this is this is how it
00:18:34.000 works in the interim if i get them for 20 years that's going to vote for me in 40 years they flip
00:18:39.880 to conservative in the interim for 20 years if i can use them to control the supreme court then
00:18:44.660 make puerto rico and and uh what is the other place into a state where i can dc dc puerto rico
00:18:51.280 into a state then i can flip last night you know what the guy was talking about i think we need to
00:18:56.420 eliminate and you know electoral college and we need to go first thing is yeah they always talk
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