The REAL Red Wave That We Must Acknowledge | 11/9/22

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So I get up today,

and there's tons of states that still are counting.

Now, we used to 20 years ago make fun of Florida.

And for at least the next two elections, I would have a habit of saying, Florida,

Florida,

don't screw it up.

Now, Florida seems to have the best system out there.

I mean, they count them quickly, accurately.

And last night was a blowout in Florida, but we're still waiting.

We don't even know for sure if we have control of Congress.

Yeah, the House is not a completely sure thing.

Republicans would be the favorites there.

Not a 99% favorite or like a 60% favorite.

No,

let me give you a top line thing.

From the prediction markets here, as we've gone through and settled through all the results and tried to sort through what the heck happened last night,

a Democratic sweep right now, according to betting markets, Democratic House, Democratic Senate,

14% chance of that happening.

Okay.

Okay.

All right.

Republican House and Senate, the Republican sweep we kind of all hoped for going into the evening, a 15% chance of happening right now.

The most likely outcome, a Republican House, a Democratic Senate, 73% chance.

Now, there's a little bit of some rounding in there, so it's not going to add up exactly, but you get the sense as to where people are looking.

The people who actually bet their own money on this stuff saying, this is where we see this right now.

So, if you look at these races, a lot of this is going to count on, and I know exactly how people are going to feel when I say this, but very close house races in states like California.

Races where Republicans look to have a lead, but we're not going to know for sure, possibly for a while.

When it comes to house control, you're looking at something probably in the low 220s.

Now you need 218 for control, low 220s.

So kind of a reverse of what we've had for the past two years, where very narrow control, except by the Republicans instead of the Democrats.

That's huge, assuming it holds.

It can block multiple trillions of dollars of spending.

You know, the Build Back Better Acts and the Green New Deals and all these things they try to jam through with 50 seats in the Senate.

They can't get them through if just the House holds.

So that's very, very big.

On the Senate side, though, it's a lot harder to come up with the scenario where they can win, though it does exist, and we'll go through it here in a minute.

But that's where you're talking about Supreme Court seats and things like that, which would be very, very problematic.

Very, very bad.

Very bad.

Okay.

Should we go through some of these races and how everything went last night?

First, I'd like to know

how off were the polls?

Because it seems like they were very off.

I don't think.

I mean, the polls had a pretty good night.

The polls had a pretty good night.

That's good.

That's good.

Except for Arizona seems.

I don't think, again, Arizona, I think we all think Carrie Lake is great.

We love her.

She's a very talented politician.

But people took the 11-point poll that came out a couple of weeks before the election as gospel as to where that race stood.

That is not where the majority of the polling had it.

The final real clear politics average was Carrie Lake by three and a half.

Now, look,

we're still at a point where Carrie Lake can pull this out.

I think, you know, that's a.

She's ahead

at this point, is she not?

She's not ahead in the current count.

But that is not to be.

This is, again, you were mentioning Florida.

Florida counts these votes.

We knew what happened last night.

It was amazing.

It was how it was supposed to exist, right?

You're supposed to be able to see results like that.

You remember the two highlight races from the 2020 election?

Pennsylvania, Donald Trump out to a big lead, starts whittling away throughout the night over the overnight.

And all of a sudden you wake up and Joe Biden's winning, right?

We all remember that.

What people don't tend to remember as much is the exact opposite happened in Arizona, where,

you know, Joe Biden was out to a big lead.

Trump started whittling away at that.

If you remember, famously, Fox News called Arizona early, and then it got so close, Trump almost won it.

The same thing is happening in Arizona right now, where all night, if people were looking at the results, it was like, oh, my gosh, Kerry Lake's down by 13 points.

What's going on?

And that continues to narrow as we go.

Do you know

how much is in Maricopa County?

I can give you that number.

I don't have it in front of me.

But here's where we stand right now.

Katie Hobbs, 50.9% of the vote.

Kerry Lake, 49.1% of the vote.

So it's already narrowed dramatically from where we were talking about last night.

An interesting thing, if you want to get an indication, the New York Times makes real-time projections projections on how much of the vote is left in each of these states.

So they were looking at this all night, and

they didn't do it for the governors, but they did do it for the Senate.

Now, in the Senate, they have Blake Masters, who is still a race that we have too close to call, but favored their last projection at about 4 a.m.

was that Masters was going to lose by 2.8 points.

That's an important number to remember.

Because

that's about where the polls had been the whole time.

Masters got a couple late polls that were better than that.

Yeah, but it's still within the margin of error.

Right around there.

Now, so what's the split between these two candidates?

Right now, Mark Kelly in the current count is up by six

over Masters.

Six points.

The difference

over in the gubernatorial race is

1.8.

So throughout the entire entire night, that split between Lake and Masters was about four points.

It went up to five at some points, went down a little bit below four, but right around four points.

If that final New York Times projection is correct and Masters loses by 2.8, that would indicate that Lake will come back and squeak this one out.

Now, that's a projection built on top of a projection.

So you should not take that to the bank.

Do not bet your money on it.

But it's not at all out of the question that Carrie Lake can win this race.

In fact,

you could look at it and say,

if you had to pick one of these two candidates to be Hobbes or Lake, you might want to be Lake right now.

So that's a positive.

Masters is the opposite.

You'd probably want to be Kelly in this race in Arizona, but it's going to be super tight.

No, no, no.

No, I wouldn't want to be Kelly.

That's a good point.

No, I wouldn't want to be Kelly.

Now, a couple of the other big...

So

a lot of the races went the way we thought they would go.

I was looking at my fans.

We were hoping,

we said yesterday, we kept coming back and going, I want to give it to them.

I want to give it to them.

But we were split on, I don't know

exactly what's going to happen.

And I think what we hoped did not happen, what we all kind of had a gut feeling might happen happened.

Yeah, we were hoping for some big red tsunami.

Yeah.

Did not think that was going to happen, and it didn't.

Boy,

thought it was going to happen when you saw early on Florida.

you're like holy cow yeah and it's interesting one of the things you do as you're in analyzing elections in real time is you look at results that come in from these early states states that are competent in counting their vote like florida and you can take indications from that generally speaking as to the entire climate you look at this and you say okay well florida is going really really red we didn't expect it to be this red Perhaps we're in a year where we're going to be more red than the polls.

And you start thinking, okay, wow, this could look really good.

and you didn't real what we wound up finding out is it was just florida it was really the rest of it went that is the story the story is 20 points that's the big we believe the biggest margin ever in florida absolutely incredible i mean even the outlier polls for desantis were desantis plus 15 yeah which was out of the norm i mean they missed the polls did miss in florida republicans outperformed their polls the the florida story is a massive story that we're going to be getting into for the next couple of years, I think.

History was set in Florida in a couple ways.

20 points, largest spread ever.

And two,

no one has ever lost as a Republican, a Democrat, and an Independent ever.

And Charlie Chris made that happen.

You know?

I knew Charlie Chris was special.

He was special.

Now we know why.

He is special special.

He is special.

Now we know why.

But I mean, it's interesting because of all the races we talked about yesterday, the only one that I had leaning Republican that has been called at this point was Pennsylvania, which is a whole, we should be doing weeks of shows to discuss the mental issues that must lead to putting this man in the Senate.

The fact that Pennsylvania will be punished by him representing them may be the worst punishment of all for that.

Because we are punished by it.

Yeah, we get punished by it too.

We get punished by it too.

Look at here's the here's the

thing that I think we should take away.

Red states got redder, blue states got bluer, don't you think?

Yeah.

Nothing, no minds were really, except for Florida.

No minds were really changed.

Everything is just really, really close.

And the purple stuff stayed purple.

Yeah, you know, for the most part.

With the exception of Florida, which now looks all of a sudden like the most Republican, it's more red than like Wyoming.

That's apparently the...

It's more red than Texas, certainly.

Texas, actually, Abbott did really well.

he won by 12 points, right?

The spirit of Texas is in Florida now.

I still love Texas, but I love Florida too.

I love you in Florida.

But I think there is a, I think, you know, the Texas story was a little interesting on the border.

One thing that Betto maybe did, maybe a replacement-level candidate that couldn't raise money, which is the only thing that Betto is good at.

Maybe that candidate

loses by 16 instead of 12.

And those border districts, many of them wound up going back to the Democrats.

There was that hope that this movement among Hispanics

on the Republican side was a real thing.

And what we saw is it's there, but it's maybe not as prominent as some of the polling showed.

Well, the good news is everything that I thought was a bad thing

that has happened politically in this country has ended up being a good thing.

For instance,

if we had Donald Trump,

I wouldn't wish for this.

I didn't hope for this.

I didn't celebrate.

When Donald Trump lost, I thought, oh, dear heavens.

However,

because he lost,

the Republicans, I think not the Republicans, I can't say that, the people who generally vote for the Republicans woke up.

We are seeing activism and the school boards.

We're seeing the wave did happen at the school board level.

It's happened.

There's a lot there.

Yeah.

A lot to celebrate there.

There were some good gubernatorial wins.

And so we are waking up to take our states back, which is the real key.

Our local elections and our state elections, we are taking those back.

And it's important to remember, even if the Senate does fall, which is not a sure thing, we can go through the outstanding races here and where we stand on that.

But, like,

if you can get the House, this is not a catastrophe.

If you lose both, it is a catastrophe.

There is a chance here, by the way, we should all recognize this possibility.

There is a chance in the Senate that we've got weeks and weeks more of this because

there's a chance that Republicans get to 50 seats, need one more, and Georgia goes to a runoff on December 6th.

And we're going to have

election week becomes election month.

How did neither of them get 50%?

A libertarian had a couple of percent.

That's basically what it was.

I think Warnock's at 49.4% right now.

If he gets to 50,

then there will be no runoff.

He's up by about a point over Walker.

Now, the dynamic changes in a runoff, especially if the entire Senate is

up.

If that's the race that's going to decide the Senate, you poor people in Georgia will never see anything but a political commercial.

They'll start canceling the TV shows just to put commercials on.

It'll be on board.

You're in for torture.

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So there's another really important race that happened yesterday that I think has more consequence to it than people understand.

The Constitution state, I know it's Delaware, but you think they care about the Constitution?

Constitution state.

I grew up in Connecticut.

It is every license, right?

It says Constitution.

Constitution state.

Yeah.

Because we hit all the Constitution, right?

I don't remember why.

I just remember it being in the license plate because I was a kid.

But it is also the nutmeg state.

There was a little conversation about this on the show last night, but I do remember all of it.

It's on every freaking license plate.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Delaware is the first state, I think.

Yeah.

yeah, okay.

I think you're right.

So, anyway,

I believe that the Constitution state really is Utah because

the people there have been,

it was drilled into them.

When Brigham Young first came over the mountain, the first thing they did, remember, they were driven out of

America.

This was a territory.

It was an America.

And they were driven out and with bloody feet and, you know, people missing family family members because they were killed in Missouri, they crossed the mountains.

And the first thing that he did was had a parade in the middle of the desert.

I mean, you know,

so the first thing they did.

A desert parade.

A desert parade.

You have normal parades, I don't want to go to desert parades.

And who's watching it?

Okay, everybody's in the parade.

There's no, you know.

So, anyway,

they marched with the Declaration of Independence and the Bill of Rights the or the Constitution and the whole idea was that don't judge don't judge the country.

People make mistakes.

The Constitution and Declaration of Independence are sacred.

And so I could not believe that Mike Lee was going to lose in that state.

But he had everything against him.

Everything

went against him.

All of the media, even the so-called conservative media, was against him.

And I will tell you,

what was his spread?

Do we know?

Currently, it's 14.

I think it's going to grow from here, but it's going to wind up.

I think it's going to wind up around 20.

Yeah.

So the other big win was Mike Lee.

Yeah, it's big.

And

that speaks volumes to me and should speak volumes to places like the Deseret News and KSL.

No matter what you did, no matter what power you thought you had, you're not pulling the wool over the people's eyes.

They know.

They know.

And I think that's really good.

And that's a really good sign.

Yeah.

I mean, the Democrats really did pull out every trick in the book.

Everything.

And it did not work.

Right.

And thankfully did not work.

And if you're sitting here and like, I don't really care about the Utah race, I'm in Arkansas.

Well, guess what?

If that had worked in Utah, you would be seeing that movie coming to theaters near you.

And the same thing in Oklahoma.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Same thing in Oklahoma.

They tried to do the same kind of thing in Oklahoma and the people rejected it.

Yeah.

The guy who they said, oh, he's probably going to lose,

the current governor, won.

And the guy who's been on our show over and over and over again,

talking about, you know, hey, we got to get this under control.

He ran for the state.

I don't know how Oklahoma works, but it's the, he's in charge of the schools.

And he won in a landslide.

He won.

Another guest that's been on many times was on yesterday, Eric Schmidt, as well in Missouri.

Very strong win in the Senate.

There's a lot of good news.

And again, structurally, people need to remember, especially in the Senate, this started out 36, 29 Democrats with people not up for election.

So Republicans had a lot of ground to gain here, and they needed to get to 51, where Democrats only needed to get to 50.

So this is an uphill battle from the beginning.

It's going to be very, very close at the finish line here.

Hopefully, at the very least, they can get over the finish line in the house and block the worst instincts of Biden.

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in a very precarious position.

We don't know yet about the House or the Senate.

The President just made a statement.

He just said,

which I thought was really

much more than I expected.

Fetterman has also commented,

which again was more than I expected.

It was a good point.

You know, you mentioned sometimes these things work out for the best, even if they don't go the way that you want.

This was a good night for Joe Biden.

It was.

Because

the chance of him being told that he has a health problem or a family problem and he needs to not be the nominee in 2024, if there was a red wave, were really high, right?

The fact that this is not, it was definitely not a red wave.

That did not occur.

Republicans could still win the House and the Senate, but this was not a red wave.

And the fact that that did not happen strengthens Biden's case to remain the nominee in 2024.

That might be a really good thing.

That might be something we were really thankful for later on.

So let me give you, can I give the picture of the Senate here where we stand right this second?

Got it.

There are five races that have yet to be called.

One of them is sort of anticlimactic in a way because we know it's going to be a Republican seat.

But this is the race in Alaska.

The race between...

Can you really call Murkowski a?

Right.

Look, it matters for control, though, right?

You know, the Republican will be the speaker.

You know, you'll have a Republican speaker or Senate leader if Murkowski wins.

And yes, she'll fail you on a bunch of votes, but you'll be able to block a lot of stuff.

So Murkowski and Chewbacca are in a very tight race.

We don't know where that's going to turn out, but we know that's going to be a running.

Chewbacca is running?

Chewbacca.

It's not Chewbacca.

Oh.

Chewbacca.

That would have been good.

I will say.

I would have loved to have a Wookiee in the Senate.

You know?

I mean, we kind of do with Fetterman, but to have an actual Wookiee would be great.

They both have the same language.

Pat does a great Chiba.

Okay, so

we get, let's give that one to Republicans because Republicans are going to have that seat either way.

That gets you to 4848.

The sort of drama we really hoped to avoid here.

So that means of the four races left, Republicans need to win three.

Three of the four.

Here are the four races.

One.

Wisconsin.

Wisconsin looks pretty darn good.

Almost all the vote has been counted.

Ron Johnson is up by one point, and it looks like he will win.

One interesting part about this race is for the past several cycles, polls have missed badly against Republicans in favor of Democrats.

In other words, as we led up to these elections, it looked like the Democrats were going to do better than they wound up doing.

The reverse seems to have happened here this time.

And one of the worries we talked about yesterday was at some point these pollsters are, I mean, they're always trying to correct themselves for errors they made in the past.

They may have corrected those errors and maybe overcorrected here in Wisconsin because the polls showed Johnson with a little bit more solid lead than this.

It looks like he's going to win, but win very narrowly.

So

let's say Johnson wins that.

You get to 49 for Republicans, meaning you need to win two of three of these races.

Nevada, Georgia, and Arizona.

Arizona's the longest shot here.

Nevada looks good.

Nevada is a toss-up city.

Is it really?

I mean, it's really, really tight.

Laxalt is winning.

I want to hear what I believe.

Laxalt is winning, Which is, you can stop there if you want to.

He's currently winning.

If you look at the vote that's left, it looks like it's going to tighten.

And I think at the end of the day, you're going to have, you really have a coin flip still.

If you want to say there's a slight leader, you might say

it.

I'll tell you it's Laxalt, but it might not be.

I think

I would say this is like a 45% chance for Republicans to win.

It's like slightly under 50, maybe, but still very, very doable.

Then you have Nevada, or excuse me, then you have Georgia.

Georgia's a weird one.

Right now, if there was no runoff, I think Warnock would win.

But they have a runoff system, and I don't think Warnock's going to get to 50%.

That's, again, also not a sure thing.

But if he stays below 50%, he's currently at 49.4.

If he stays below 50%,

then you'll have a situation where December 6th, that race will be up for

a runoff.

Just for the people who weren't scarred enough by 2020.

We got to do it all over again.

So let me give you the optimistic picture here in the Senate for the Republicans.

You win Alaska with one of the two candidates.

You win Wisconsin, which I would think is you'd rather be Ron Johnson than Mandela Barnes in this race.

Brings us to 49.

That brings you to 49.

Then you win Nevada, which is a toss-up.

And then you have the runoff in Georgia.

That's your path.

So you got to win Nevada.

You got to win it.

You got to win Wisconsin.

And then you'll have a December 6th runoff

for the Senate in Georgia and all of the Marbles on that one race, which will be freaking insane.

Now, that's not that we're counting out Blake Masters here, who still has a chance.

I just think it's a small chance at this point.

He could come back.

Those races are narrowing, but he's currently down by six points, where

Carrie Lake is down by what, a point, 1.8 or something.

It's a lot closer in the gubernatorial race.

And I think Lake has a good chance of winning that one.

But Masters may come up slightly short in the Senate.

So there is a path there.

And if the Republicans can pull out the House,

hey, you know, I mean, that's good.

That's good.

It's not the wave you wanted, but

it's not terrible.

No, you know where it is?

It's where we expected it to be before we got into the race.

Yeah.

We thought we will get the House, but it's not going to be a tidal wave, but we'll get control of the House and maybe we can stop it and maybe we can get the Senate.

The Senate's going to be hard.

Really hard.

I think people, because you look at the history where usually

the opposition party from the president does very well,

you see that going on and you think, okay, well, they're going to win.

But the structural advantage is with the Democrats in the Senate this term.

And this is not some like conspiracy theory.

The reverse is going to be true in 2024.

It's going to be a very good Republican year in the Senate in 2024.

At least as far as the playing field goes, they're going to be favored going into that election.

They were underdogs coming into this.

So,

I mean, I think you look at this and you say, a bit underwhelming from the amount of change we saw in the House.

But like, you go, they started from a strong position.

Remember, Republicans in 2020 and the House did pretty well.

This was not a disaster.

They outperformed what everyone thought they were going to do in 2020.

Republicans, you know, people remember the presidential race, but Republicans did better in the House than people expected.

It's just that the Senate fell apart with those two runoffs, and it turned into the catastrophe that cost us $5 trillion.

71% in now with Alaska, and it's Chewbacca.

Yes.

However, remember Alaska's.

It's not Chewbacca.

It's Chewbacca.

And it also is a situation where...

They have

a different system there.

Remember, this is instant runoff.

I I don't want to hear about it.

Okay, so what will happen is they have four candidates in this race.

When all the votes come in,

no one will have 50%.

So they will take the bottom candidate, which will probably have 3% or 4%, maybe 5%.

They will eliminate that candidate and take everyone's second choice votes and apply them to everybody else.

In that case, Murkowski, because I believe the fourth-place candidate is a Democrat, Murkowski will pick up most of that vote.

Then it will be down to another Republican if no one is over 50%.

Most of that vote will go to probably to Chabaca, though we don't know that for sure.

But I think, I still think,

and we don't know for sure, we will see, but I still think that Murkowski will have enough to get across that finish line.

We will see.

That one is going to take weeks.

You're not fun at my party today.

I'm trying to give you

the facts of the situation.

Sometimes, can't we just...

Mike Lee won.

Can't we just lie to ourselves for a while?

I know that's what got us into Trump.

It's a path to the the Senate.

That's good.

That's good.

And the House is there.

Should happen.

If it doesn't, then we can all start crying because that one's going to cost us trillions of dollars if both of those things don't happen.

You know,

I got home and I got a note from a friend that said, hey, I just want you to know, at least you don't live in New York.

And I'm like, you know what?

That is a good thing.

Yeah.

Yeah.

We're not lying in a pool of our own blood on the streets of New York this morning.

Yeah.

And Kathy Hochl, I mean,

Kathy Oakle Hochland wound up holding on to that race, although much more narrow than anyone would have expected going in.

I mean, Lee Zeldon did really well there.

Really well.

But it just shows there's a real difference in New York from where it was even when we all considered it a blue state and Chuck Schumer was still winning elections, when George Pataki could win, when Rudy Giuliani could be mayor of New York City.

Honestly, even when Michael Bloomberg could win election in New York City, this is a totally different place.

And a lot of the people who looked at how bad Andrew Cuomo was and Hokul obviously part of that catastrophe in New York, a lot of those people,

well, sadly, a good chunk of them died.

But in addition to the people who actually just perished at the hands of Andrew Cuomo,

a lot of other people ran away.

Yeah, they moved.

Lee Zeldon voters moved out of New York previous to the election, could not vote in New York anymore, and instead voted for like Ron DeSantis in Florida or Gray Cabin in Texas.

That is the message to me, at at least uh today is if you're not living in one of these places you know that that that has your red cover uh i'd move i'd move because it it's not changing and the people like for instance in pennsylvania

i mean if the amish could listen to me today they should pack up their wagons and their carriages and get the hell out of there uh because they wouldn't use that language but yeah

well he double hockey sticks i'm used to that i don't think they would, Jemedia.

But anyway,

you know, move.

You got to be

because there's going to come a time wherever you are, that's where you will be.

And I know that sounds ridiculous, but

you are,

you're not going to be leaving there eventually.

And here's the thing.

That time was two years ago.

If you didn't notice the difference between your blue state and your red state over the past couple of years, and a lot of people did, they moved already.

And I would absolutely adore living in a town with any one of our listeners.

We invite you to come

to Texas because I will say, you know, we talk a lot about national politics.

This is a national show, and that is the focus of our days many times.

But the difference between the life I lived in this state and the life that some of my friends who were also conservative lived in New York, in Connecticut, in Illinois, in California.

I can't tell you how dramatically different it was and continues to be.

They think we're crazy.

Yeah.

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No one.

I think in Texas, it's gotten to the point where even surgeons are like, I'm not wearing this damn mask.

And you have to think about this for you and your family you know a lot of people i think get locked into where they live because that's where they grew up it's when their families their families families are around and that's all very important but encourage your family to come with you uh if you want them to because some of our families suck but like some of them you might just want to leave at night exactly you know yeah it may you may just want to go out like you know like uh the baltimore colts left baltimore back in the day just basically any of the movies

why are they all going mayflower where are you going but like hey you know seriously it's it's something to consider because these states are going to get, as you mentioned, blue states are getting bluer, red states are getting redder.

Yes, national policy really matters, but statewide policy is what you feel on a day-to-day basis even more.

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He's a pastor in Tampa, Florida.

Hello, pastor.

How are you, sir?

Hello, Glenn.

Thank you for taking my call today.

Just wanted to

give some insight on just

how we've helped do some things here at the church.

If we're going to save our country, there's three things that I think are really

to do.

Number one, we need to get back to just preaching the gospel.

We can't get upset at people's character if they don't truly know where morals are based on, and that's through Jesus Christ.

The second thing is, is we need to encourage our people to read the Bible.

It is amazing just the biblical illiteracy that we see in our nation and how many people just don't pick up the Bible.

And the third thing that we need to do is

as pastors, as churches,

we need to confront current day events and issues through scripture.

At our church, we decided back in July just to hit on some hot-button issues that are going on in our country, not necessarily in the heat of the election, but it was amazing how much it opened our people's eyes just to see how much the Bible does speak to current events.

Oh, yeah.

And

when we get to the point.

Otherwise, it would be a really outdated piece of literature.

I mean,

it clearly does.

Pastor, I'm glad you made those decisions at your church, and I echo

your

plan forward.

Thank you very much for the phone call.

When we come back, we're going to give you some more updates on what has happened, but also we're going to take your phone calls and my look at what should we take from this.

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What did we learn last night and what's happening?

Did you know that that there is still a reasonable route to

have the Republicans control the Senate and Congress?

Let me flip that.

Did you know that there is a less likely road that the Democrats could keep the Congress?

It's still all up in the air.

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You know,

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it doesn't seem to work that way for some unknown reason with our votes.

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well hello pat

how are you oh oh yeah

I was really hoping we would get the

requesting it, but me too.

I was all ready for it.

Yeah.

Well, you know, it still could happen.

It could.

It still could happen.

Yeah.

Georgia probably goes to a runoff, and maybe it happens on December 7th, 6th, 7th.

Yeah.

We probably find out the 7th.

Yeah, good luck.

Yeah.

That's probably true.

December 7th morning, we will.

December 7th.

Yeah.

A day that will live in an infamy.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Gosh.

Look, there is definitely a path here.

There is a path.

There are Republicans to win.

Again, you got to win Alaska, which will go to the Republicans, just a matter of which Republican it goes to.

Then you need to win

three out of the four of

Nevada.

Nevada,

Wisconsin, Georgia, Arizona.

Okay.

Not going to win Arizona.

Arizona's not going to be available.

It's not going to happen.

I think you're right, but it's not a ⁇ they haven't been called the race yet, but it's probably not going to happen.

I said Carrie Lake, why is it?

There is a shot.

Yes, yes.

We were talking about this off the air.

The betting markets think it's about a 20% chance.

Oof.

Okay, well.

So that's not zero.

Of course, yesterday they were saying it was a 70% chance for Republicans to regain control of the Senate.

Right.

Now, I think

the last 538 model had it at 59% for Republicans to win.

The betting markets got up as high as

70%, 75, 80% at times.

But it did not hold out.

And look, you lost a couple key races.

I mean, people are going to go back and question

a bunch of stuff.

Everyone's going to find their little narrative out of this.

But the bottom line is, it was an uphill battle for Republicans from the beginning in the Senate, and

they're going to either come very, very close and fall just short or just get across that finish line.

What if the message to Republicans is, hey, we need to find a candidate with dementia and run that person and have them win office because people

love our candidates with dementia.

They love it.

They love candidates that can't communicate.

Cognitively,

you know, messed up.

Some, some

stop.

We're even better than the average person.

Uh-huh.

Who are you to judge?

That's messed up.

Aren't there those movies where the kid seems like she's a little out of sorts and can't really relate to the other kids, and all of a sudden you realize she has superpowers?

Maybe that's what's going on with Fetterman.

Maybe he has.

By the way, I saw him come out with his wife.

It was like 130, wife and children.

Oh, that looked like a normal family.

Yeah.

Oh, yeah.

She came out with her either rubber dress or leather dress.

Oh, nice.

Either way.

Rubber?

Nice.

Is it possible it was made out of rubber?

It is possible.

You should have seen it.

Look it up.

Look it up.

I'm not interested in looking at it.

I'm running for Senate.

One.

Hello.

I mean, it was, it was good.

But he's always good.

She looked scary as hell.

She looked really frightening.

Anyway, maybe that was just me.

I don't want to judge her.

It's like the people on the view.

You know, it was so wrong to make fun of Fetterman.

It was just so wrong.

And the very next day, they're talking, I can't remember who they're talking about.

I think Carrie Lake, what's wrong with her?

She's got like brain damage.

You're like, what?

What?

Wow.

What?

Wow.

Anyway,

here's some more good news.

DeSantis, the man who I believe holds the record now for

the

highest percentage difference in winner to loser in the state of Florida.

Nobody's ever won with 20-point spread.

He also holds the record, I believe, for the most confetti ever dropped

on a candidate at the announcement that he won.

And he also has scored more school board wins

in this last race.

The parental rights group, the Moms for Liberty especially, have played a huge, huge role in Florida, but so did DeSantis.

They endorsed 12 school board candidates in Florida, donated to the campaigns.

The Democrats endorsed 20 candidates, and they got six wins and 10 losses.

So

not good.

This is also DeSantis.

He said yesterday or the day before

that if he has a mandate, he is going to march through the state institutions and cut this cancer out.

That would be remarkable if he did it.

I will tell you, the real winner last night, the real message we should get is from Ron DeSantis.

He is not afraid to go in and clean things up.

He's not afraid or ashamed or timid about being an American and believing in individual rights and believing that you as a parent have the right to raise your own child and we shouldn't mutilate children.

I'm so sick and tired of these

governors and all of these Republicans that are so mealy mouthed on it.

If you can't see the difference between good good and evil now, you're never going to.

When you have somebody like Spencer Cox in Utah, I don't even begin to understand that guy.

These red states should be

titans of the Constitution right now.

They should be the ones that are really, truly.

And why did he win by 20 points?

Because he's not nasty about it.

DeSantis.

Yeah.

He's not nasty about it.

He's just doing it.

Because

in America, we all used to know what common sense is.

But if you get waylaid by the politics and Twitter and everything else, you're not going to do it.

He just goes in and does it.

He doesn't egg people on and he doesn't call people names.

He just does it.

You know, it's interesting here.

It's like DeSantis coming out of that election where the rest of the country for Republicans, generally speaking, underperformed what was expected.

And DeSantis far outperforms even his best poll.

And you look at this and you say, well, what's the secret here?

Is Ron DeSantis some sort of superhero?

No, he's competent and he just says that he just tells the truth and he just lays it out.

I mean, and he's unashamedly.

Like Glenn mentioned, he's not embarrassed.

He's not all talking about it.

He's not afraid of it.

Yeah, not Christie.

He's not talking about the Twitter mob.

Right.

And he just moves forward.

Christy Noam is.

She did well last night, too.

She did well.

And she took some stance, but then she also refused to call a special session to allow the legislature to pass a bill banning

COVID vaccine passports.

She also

was mealy mouthed on the whole gender identity thing for girls in schools.

That's not good enough.

It's not good enough.

What do you believe?

You know, we have people in America now, and I've talked to several people, lives, fortunes, and sacred honor.

They know that they are looking at a time, if things ever went really horrible in this country,

you could go to jail for what you believe.

If we don't get control of the DOJ, you will see people go to jail for what they believe.

People are

prepared to do it.

People are preparing themselves to be able to stand when all odds are against them.

I know people who are willing to lose their entire fortune.

And some of them have nothing.

Some of them have a lot to lose, but they're willing to do it.

If you can't get that kind of leadership that is willing to say, you know what, I'm going to do what I know is right.

And if

the people want to vote me out, they'll vote me out.

But I know these things are right because they're constitutional and they are based on everything this country was based on.

Where are these

governors that have the balls to follow the lead?

By the way, he also shifted Florida from a swing state to solidly GOP.

God, that's weird to say, isn't it?

I mean, you know, coming up talking about these issues for so long, I mean, the 2000 election has scarred all of us, I think.

But really, I mean, you look at a couple of these states, 2000 and 2004, the big swing states in those two elections, are now pretty red.

Ohio and Florida really aren't the swing states that they used to be.

And we don't know.

This could end at some point, obviously, but that's the way it looks right now.

And then you have other states that are going the opposite way, you know, states that used to be in play.

I mean, remember, George W.

Bush won New Mexico in one of those elections, if I remember correctly.

You know, Colorado used to be a really

red state.

I mean, Arizona was red.

I mean, now we're looking at Arizona as really purple.

Purple.

I don't think you could.

And Carrie, the reason why Carrie Lake,

she might still win.

I think she pulls it off, but she might still win.

And if she does, she's only repeating DeSantis'

track, a track record.

He came in, barely won, barely won against a guy who was later, you know, doing blow off some gay hooker's belly.

Right?

I mean, that sounds like hyperbole, but it's not.

It's pretty close to the story.

So he barely beat that guy.

Same thing with Carrie.

If Carrie gets in and she actually does what she says she's going to do and does it with class and a smile,

then she'll see the same kind of results as DeSantis.

It's interesting, too, because, you know, look, different candidates work best for different states.

I mean, Kerry Lake is one of the more talented communicators we've seen come around in a really long time.

And I think,

but

we also need to step back and remember that if, you know, if Doug Doocy ran for another term, he probably wins this race easily.

You know, there are certain types of candidates fit certain types of states.

And, you know, Doocy is a much more traditional Republican.

He's done some really good things with like school choice that we that that I think were really positive.

Other things that

maybe wouldn't be my favorite policies.

But this is a state that loved freaking John McCain, right?

They loved a different brand of

and Barry Goldwater, right?

So it's an interesting case here where

in some ways, we don't know if Arizona is looking at Carrie Lake and embracing

that policy prescription.

We don't even know really what she would do as governor.

Hopefully we're about to find out.

But she was so talented as a politician, she was able potentially to bring herself over the line.

Where Blake Masters, who might have had maybe even, may have been more aligned with

what Arizona wants, maybe policy-wise,

it looks like he was unable to do it.

Again, both of those races are too close to call.

I don't want to give any final situations on that.

Although Masters is behind by what?

Six points.

Yeah, I mean, but this, again, it's going to continue to tighten.

Right now,

you know,

the last projection is

15% of the vote in, I think.

Yeah, the last projections I saw

were that Masters was going to lose by between two and three points.

So if you see that same type of movement in the gubernatorial race, and they stayed about four points apart from each other the entire time last night, if that holds, that means Carrie Lake would probably get across the finish line barely.

But it's going to be close.

It's going to be really close.

I will tell you, it is inexcusable that the Secretary of State, who is running for for governor, was still running the election.

I just think it's inexcusable.

Was she, though, or did she recused herself?

Or did they

find somebody else?

I never heard whether that happened, but I can't imagine she can oversee the election.

Yeah, no,

I'm pretty sure she did.

I'm pretty sure she did.

This was Abrams' complaint back in 2000, the last election, what was it?

Right, 2000.

I can't even remember.

It shouldn't have happened together.

It shouldn't have happened.

Yeah,

like if you're running for a higher office, overseeing.

I'm not saying that anything happened, but I will tell you that that's the first thing you think of when the voting machines don't work yeah and then a judge says nope we're not going to keep them open late well wait a minute they didn't work for hours

what happened to all those votes um it's inexcusable and honestly for arizona did you not feel a little shame like florida did in 2000 in 2020 did you not go oh we kind of suck we're kind of screwing this one up there was election-wise election wise i mean there's no reason for these states to do it, except the Democrats want it to be chaotic.

They just want it to be chaotic.

That's inexcusable.

And every Republican, Independent, and Democrat should be against that.

We should all be for a safe, secure, and easy process.

There's no reason in 2020 that we're acting like it's

1820.

Why are we waiting?

I mean,

don't wait for anything.

But again,

a lot of this has to do with Democrats wanting to receive mail-in ballots two weeks after the election.

In other states, there are

Republicans have voted for measures that delay the vote count as well.

It is something that we really should focus on correcting because

this is not a spending issue.

It's not a crime.

This is something everybody should be able to agree on.

Let's get these freaking results the night of the election.

Right.

That should be easy.

But just know, you cannot go on to a rant about this without pointing out you do not want that dictated by the federal government.

Absolutely not.

You do not want that dictated.

And that's what the Democrats are trying to do.

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So, what did we learn last night?

I think

one lesson we're going to be talking about for a couple of years now is Ron DeSantis.

And I think what you will see is as people make decisions as to who they want to back in 2024, there's going to, you know, DeSantis is going to have some strong talking points if he decides to run.

I think a lot of Republican money and power players are going to see what he did in Florida.

You know, his people

at

the

acceptance speech last night, people were shouting two more years, two more years.

Yeah.

Interesting.

The exit polls show that,

what is it, 47%

of the people polled want him to run?

The people in Florida.

People in Florida want him to run for president.

I think you also learn that you've got to find the right candidates for the right states.

I think you look at something like Mastriano in Pennsylvania, who just really never even got

close in that race for governor.

And it was a relatively winnable race.

Probably not the right candidate for that state.

Again, you got to vote for who you believe is the best person.

But

if you're looking just purely for victories, sometimes the right candidate isn't the one that winds up winning the primary.

We also learned Pennsylvania needs to be removed from the Union.

You did say that, yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Multiple times.

Yeah.

You said that multiple times.

Yeah.

I have a Fetterman effect.

Generally, I forgot to go 48-star flag.

California, New York.

It's 47.

It's 47.

Yeah.

It's 47.

And Arizona, you could make it 46.

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I want to go to Teresa in Pennsylvania.

Hello, Teresa.

Hi, Glenn.

How are you?

Very good.

So,

as a Pennsylvanian, obviously, I'm very devastated in what happened last night.

And I had to call in because

I just kept thinking to myself, last night, I got to get out of here.

I have to get my family out of here.

I work from home, so it's easy to do but I do have two small children and I had to fight tooth and nail during COVID to have them not wear masks in school so to see the results this morning I can't say I'm surprised you know

there wasn't a lot of momentum out here in regards to backing dr.

Oz I will say that

it's probably beginning you know I and I don't know how to how to help the Republicans in Pennsylvania do that I just don't think we're ever destined to have

nice things.

Yeah, I agree with you.

Yes, or that too.

Yeah, Republican voters, this is why we don't have nice things.

And look, Pennsylvania is a tough state, but remember, Pat Toomey won twice in a row.

Yeah.

You know, Pat Toomey was a club for growth president.

You know, this guy was not some, I mean, certainly fiscally, he was very conservative.

I think this should show the Republicans you're damn near dead to us.

I mean, really, sincerely,

if you don't stand up for basic rights and if you can't feel the pulse of your voters,

we're gone.

We're gone.

We're not going to go out and do anything for you.

Yeah, you know, I think Teresa makes a good point with the Dr.

Oz part of this, especially.

And again, I stand behind my recommendation that all candidates should be on TV for 30 years talking about more frequent bowel movements.

That's the target.

That's where all our recruiting should go into that model from now on.

But, you know, look, there's absolutely zero passion behind Dr.

Oz as a candidate.

And I honestly think he ran an okay race.

He did.

He was not.

He's a relatively, obviously, good communicator.

He seemed to be up to date on the issues.

He was going to be, I mean, the last weekend he spent campaigning with Susan Collins, so that would have told you what kind of senator he would have been.

But still,

there's a that he did not, he was not a catastrophe as a candidate, but there was no passion behind him.

No one knew what any of his viewpoints were as of two weeks ago.

And, you know, Mastriano on the other side of the ticket had a good amount of passion, but from a very small section of the electorate.

Yeah.

So it's like, where you, you know, there were other candidates in that Senate race that probably win that race by five points, but

that was not,

they were not selected.

They were not selected in the primary.

And that's a problem.

That's a problem.

You need to,

it's, you know, there part of this is going to be a lesson, I think,

on that front.

But what's funny about this, and this is the true, I think with every single news story these days, is whatever you believe before, your side's going to provide an answer to you.

You know, if you believe we need to have more moderate candidates that will reach across the aisle, That story is going to be able to be told with Mastriano in Pennsylvania.

If you are one of these people who, if you're a nationalist, you're going to say, hey, all you guys did was talk about inflation.

You didn't talk enough about culture war type issues.

Everyone's going to find their little excuse.

And what happens after the election is another election about what narrative takes hold in the party.

And that is what we're going to enter in right now.

What are the excuses?

What are the things that we say worked?

And how does this work going forward?

I have an answer for that.

I'm going to share it coming up in about 30 minutes on what I think we really need to learn in this in this country.

We have to.

We have to.

There is, and by the way, Teresa, one of the things that we should learn, and I think you did,

move.

Move.

I think, though, she was, if I've read the comment right, because they give her, they leave us a little summary of what she wanted to say, which she wanted to stay and fight for her state, which is, I think, admirable as well.

Admirable.

Get out.

Get out.

Okay.

You just just elect, you're surrounded by people who would elect somebody who does not have the ability to communicate.

That's ingoing and outgoing.

How are they going to represent you?

It's embarrassing.

And you know what?

Embarrassing.

It's also embarrassing that the president said his wife is going to make a good senator.

And that didn't cause uproar.

That is ridiculous.

Ridiculous.

So

if you're around a bunch of people who think this way,

you're in the wrong place.

And I'm telling you, and I know it's hard.

I mean,

I had two kids in school.

And all my kids, you know, live around me.

And it's tough.

It is tough.

What are you going to do?

We moved from New York.

That was not easy to do.

You got to do it.

You got to do it.

Because I just don't think we have learned any of our lessons yet.

Let me go to Mike in South Carolina.

Hello, Mike.

Hey, Glenn.

Hey.

My question is,

what are people's, what's in their mind?

How do these people think after going through four years of prosperity, low gas prices, good jobs, to two years where we're at today

with everything, all the chaos why does not why does people not see what's going on and the people that they elect cause the problems that we're in now i'm going to one other point yeah

one other thing i'd like to tell you uh if you'll look up there's a rabbi that wrote a book uh return of the gods jonathan kahn yeah yeah look him up read it Excellent information.

All right, thank you.

And

Mike, I'm going to give you the answer to that in about 30 minutes.

There is a reason why

people just continue to vote the same people and don't seem to learn their lesson.

And it is getting worse and worse in the nation.

Let me go to Taylor in Indiana.

Hello.

Hey,

I just think we need to have a hard conversation on the, you just talk about excitement, excitement for Trump in 2024.

I just don't know what's going to be there.

DeSantis just seems like he's got it.

I just think when you get that much of a landslide, uniting the country and getting those same voters in different states, I think he'd be the guy to do that.

I'm not sure Trump can, but at least there was a positive last night.

I got to enjoy a Kexie cookie.

The chocolate birthday cake is fantastic.

Where did you get that Kexie cookie?

Was it at Kexie.com?

Is that where it happened?

Because sounds delicious.

Wow, how would you spell that?

It's impossible.

K-E-K-S-I.

Wow.

It's not that impossible, really.

Well, it's only the five letters.

It's only the five letters.

And two of them are the same.

Right.

Okay.

Taylor, thank you.

Thank you so much.

We had a very difficult conversation on the air last night about what he was just talking about.

I thought you were saying about Kixie Cookie.

No.

Because now that's the only thing in my mind.

Yeah, I know.

Why didn't you bring any today?

You should have drowned our sorrows in cookies.

You're a bad person, pal.

I know.

Yeah, you really are.

I know.

Okay, so anyway,

we had a very

passionate, shall we say, conversation about this last night, and it is an important conversation to have.

Let's get past this one before we get into the next conversation, shall we?

Let me go to Robert in Michigan.

Morning, gentlemen.

Hey, how are you?

I have not missed one of your episodes in over 10 years, so I'm a big fan.

Wow, thank you.

Wow, I've missed several.

One episode.

Wow.

God bless you.

I always go back and listen.

Thank you.

Very rarely do I listen live.

Oh, well, you're doing.

We are doomed as a nation.

We just witnessed last night the sword being pulled out of the sheave, and I think this country is about to fall on it.

If we can't correct the situation that we're in now with what we had in the last two years, it's not going to get better.

Glenn, you call yourself a catastrophist.

You guys are awful positive today for what we're witnessing.

There's no red wave.

There isn't even a red ripple going on in this country.

And if the people aren't smart enough to see that and they vote people like lurch into office,

we're screwed.

Yeah, well, thank you for that uplifting message.

It's not a terrible take.

It's not a terrible take.

There's a target for his position.

I don't think it's as dire as he's saying, but I think there's still a chance.

There's a chance.

There is some hope.

We are going to take the house.

So you got that going for you.

Thanks.

You're telling me there's a chance.

Yes, exactly.

And there is an outside chance we still get to 5149 in the Senate.

Yeah, but

I think that's true.

I think what he's expressing there, though, is a little bit different, which is

there is a

political

argument that this could still turn out relatively well for Republicans, But

there was not this, I must stand up and take a stand.

I must change this.

This is so bad.

There was just no signal sent, with the exception of Florida, where I think there was a clear way.

And I will say some governors did, I mean, you know, Betto was not even competitive here in Texas.

There were some statewide races that did, I think, send some pretty clear messages.

Oh, yeah.

I mean, the fact that Kathy Hochl almost lost in New York was a pretty big message.

Yeah, but they'll never get that message.

No.

What they'll be taught by that message is we have no chance of losing any elections ever.

Just become the Democrat and you will never lose.

Yeah, between that and Fetterman, absolutely true.

The Fetterman thing is just inexplicable.

It is.

And that's what makes you go, we're doomed as a nation.

Yes.

Because if

when that debate did not change the polls by 10 points, we're dead inside.

We're dead inside.

We're dead inside.

And I want to explain that to you coming up in the monologue after the top of the hour.

I'll give you my take on

what we should take away from this.

And there are three or four things that we should take away.

But we really are last call, last call.

I mean, you know, the bell went off at, you know, we turned on the lights at 2 o'clock in the morning

last night or this morning.

And

I don't know.

Our date was really ugly.

Yeah, and

I'm not sure.

It was John Fetterman.

That's the problem.

I'm not sure there's not a

shame

from what happened.

At least there will be when people do begin to wake up.

And just know this.

People will wake up.

They will.

It may take

an absolute horror show to wake up, but they will wake up eventually.

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Let me go to Dan in Georgia.

Hello, Dan.

Hey, how are you guys doing this morning?

I was told to get right to my point,

so I will.

Hey, listen, I live in Chatham County, right, in Georgia, the great state of Georgia.

I got one of the best governors ever, right?

Obviously, okay, Chatham County was locked down.

We had to wear masks when a lot of the state didn't.

We had to show, you know,

VAC cards for our kids at the school.

And, you know, our city, Savannah, blew.

We had to wear masks and places were closed, but the state was open.

My point is, you know, it's like rooting for a college football team you never went to and forgetting about the high school that you did go to that's right around the corner.

If you're not supporting the local level, if you're not active and fighting and voting and knowing everything about the local level, Dr.

Oz is not going to help you.

Man, exactly right.

That's moving.

Amen.

She's not going to get help from Dr.

Oz.

The Constitution clearly states that she can't get help from Dr.

Oz because he cannot do anything.

The president can't step on the governor's feet and the governor can't step on the mayor's feet and the city manager and the chief of police.

So wait a minute.

I would agree with you, Dan, and I thank you for your very optimistic message.

But Dr.

Oz

can help you if you need more frequent bowel movements.

And that is really good.

He's proven that might be the most local race of all.

Let me go to Marcy in Pennsylvania.

Hello, Marcy.

Welcome.

Hello, Glenn.

How are you?

I'm good.

I'm good.

Good.

Hey, I just want to make a proposition

to anyone in Florida who voted for Charlie Crist.

If they want to swap houses with me, then they would be happier here.

I would be happier there.

Everybody would be happy.

I like that.

We should do a house swap.

I like that.

You live

in Florida.

You voted for Charlie Christ.

You are going to love Fetterman.

Your people are up north.

Same mental capacity and everything.

Yeah.

Oh, my gosh.

All right.

Thank you so much.

Let me go to Robin.

Hello, Robin.

Hi, Gwen.

How are you?

I'm good.

I'm good.

How are y'all doing?

Oh, just

tremendous.

Yes.

All right.

One minute.

Go ahead.

I did my research, and we did not get a supermajority in North Carolina, but I've got some really good news.

We're in a suburb outside of Charlotte, and every Democrat except one was voted out of our city council and off our school board last night.

Excellent.

There's a lot of these stories, Robin.

That is, I tell you, that is the big story that nobody is talking about.

The local, and this was our goal.

Remember, we got all wrapped up in maybe we can win the Senate.

And you shouldn't feel disappointed.

You know,

I am disappointed.

We all should, you know, feel that naturally.

But let's remember what our goal was.

Take our cities and our states back.

And there was a lot of positive movement in the city and states.

And

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So what is it that we should take away from last night's election?

First, it ain't over till it's over.

Second,

what was the message?

Now, the Democrats have not learned a darn thing.

Not one thing.

And if we leave it up to the Republicans, they won't learn anything either.

But are they the ones in charge of our country?

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I think we learned

three really important things.

One, Ron DeSantis is the model.

Any Republican that's not willing to look at Ron DeSantis and see what he did and how he did it and begin to model themselves after that.

is a fool, an absolute fool.

He is not angry.

He is not divisive, at least intentionally divisive.

That's not his goal.

His goal is to be decisive.

And decisive people are perceived sometimes as divisive because a lot of people don't want to make changes.

It is time to make changes.

20 points,

the largest distance between he and a competitor in the history of Florida, 20 points.

This was the story last night, and this is the path forward.

My question is, are there any Republican

governors, GOP governors that care to join him?

Anyone?

Is anybody that is a governor watching last night and going,

you know what, damn it, I really,

I need to step up my game

because that's what people are looking for.

They're not looking for another mealy-mouthed person, they are looking for people that take decisive action.

And I will tell you, that's on both sides.

Look at the people who took

decisive action that we thought was divisive because we don't agree with them.

A lot of them were re-elected.

Re-elected.

Second thing:

our nation is spiritually lost, completely lost.

There is only one Savior, and he's not on a ballot.

And until we drop the manifest destiny arrogance of God's on my side, we will continue to suffer defeat, hardships, and darkness.

And I mean as a nation, we are all going to pay for this.

We're all going to pay for it.

We must be on God's side, and that requires humility.

And I didn't see anybody humble yesterday.

Did you?

I don't see anybody humble today.

Until we humble ourselves,

we will have it done for us.

And the humbling is going to be very, very painful.

I believe that I found an answer last night to something I didn't want the answer answer to.

I've said for 20-some years,

alcoholics are going to be the ones that save this country.

But we are,

we are just like an alcoholic.

We just keep going back to the bottle and saying, I want more.

No matter how damaging it is, I want more.

And I've said to you, alcoholics cannot be saved.

You can't save an alcoholic.

They have to feel the ramifications of their own mistakes

and then want to live.

And some people, their bottom is death.

And I truly believe now the answer is our bottom, unfortunately, with far too many people, is death.

The death of our nation, the death of our lifestyle, the death of our culture, the death of the Western

way of life.

When you have no gas, no fuel, no heat, no meat,

no control,

no wealth, don't own anything,

that's the death of everything that you know.

And maybe then you'll wake up.

I don't know.

Third thing is Mitch McConnell was

and is

wrong.

Lukewarm Democrats, lukewarm Republicans

are not going to defeat the Democrats.

Just not being a Democrat is not enough.

And Mitch McConnell should feel the ramifications of this loss.

Mitt Romney said,

just last week, he tweeted that a red wave was coming and it was all thanks to Mitch McConnell.

Well, it turns out he was right.

What was coming is all thanks to Mitch McConnell.

This is not leadership.

Mitt Romney, Carl Rove,

they're ilk.

They don't offer us anything.

There is no vision there.

This is thanks to Mitch McConnell.

I have a hard time not.

not actually calling what he proposes collusion.

Where's the path forward?

And what is it?

A slower trip to hell?

Mitch McConnell said over the summer, we don't have to do anything.

We just have to not be Democrats.

That's not enough.

Now, let me get off Mitch McConnell here and ask all of the Republicans, when do you begin to declare who you are?

We need to declare who we are.

The Declaration of Independence didn't just say,

we just don't want to be like the king.

That's not what it said.

It was clear.

We're different.

We want to go away that no one else wants to go because we believe certain things, because we have spiritual wisdom.

We have spiritual wisdom.

We know what's true and what is not.

And with that spiritual wisdom applied, we see things that are self-evident that you don't.

We don't need to indoctrinate our people.

We don't need to stop speech.

We don't need to put people in jail because they disagree.

These things are obvious when you humble yourself enough to fight for his will and not our will.

What do we have now that are self-evident truths?

Seriously, what do we have?

There's a portion of the Democrats that will mouth the words, oh, oh, men are critical, but they don't really live it.

They don't believe it.

They're just as likely to, you know, put somebody in, you know, for revenge purposes or whatever.

They're just as likely to violate the Constitution as anybody on the left.

And the left is, they're experts at that.

I know what those truths are.

I don't think I know.

I know.

Because I know who I am and I know who God is.

And God is a God of the individual.

The plan of darkness, the plan of Satan, if you will, is the plan of collectivism.

No individual salvation.

No individual choices.

We will not allow you to fail.

We will not allow you to feel the consequence of anything because we'll tell you what to do.

Life,

as long as the collective agrees, then you have the right to life.

I mean, that's if they agree your life is worth living.

Anybody remember George Bernard Shaw?

We should just line people up and ask them, justify your life.

Collectivism believes liberty as long as you believe, think, speak, and do what the collective tells you is part of liberty.

Pursuit of happiness?

No, there's no path for the individual to do what he or she believes that she was sent here to do, let alone just have your own business, because you're not going to keep any of the spoils.

The God of this world will tell you what to do, and you will praise the God of this world.

You know, I know I shared Ephesians with you a couple of days ago,

but there's more to this.

Let me just run through this quickly because I want to add on to what I said the other day.

Remember in Ephesians it says, look, you cannot, I'm paraphrasing horribly, you can't live as the people of the world do, as the Gentiles do.

You can't in the futility of their thinking.

Think of that, the futility of their thinking.

They are darkened in their understanding and separated from the life of God.

Is that true?

Do you believe that people

are darkened in their understanding?

How can people not notice what's happening to their own lives because of the way they vote?

They're darkened from their understanding.

They're separated from the life of God.

And listen, because of the ignorance that is in them due to the hardening of their hearts.

Meaning, I'm not listening to you.

I won't listen to reason anymore.

I won't talk to you anymore.

I've hardened my heart to anything that is outside of my world view.

And it goes on, having lost all sensitivity.

Wow.

Think of this just with what porn does on the internet.

You lose all sensitivity.

It's got to get worse and worse and worse.

Having lost all sensitivity, they've given themselves over to sensuality as to indulge in every kind of impurity and they are full of greed.

This describes

today.

And then he says, but that's not the way of life you learned.

When you heard about Christ,

you were taught in him accordance with the truth.

So you were taught the truth.

This is not about them.

This is about us.

It's not good enough just not to be them.

Nowhere does God say, you know what?

Just don't be that guy.

Just don't be like those guys.

That's not what he says.

He just says,

you were taught better than that.

You know better than that.

He goes on, you were taught with regard to your former way of life to put off your old self, which is being corrupted by its deceitful desires.

You were taught to be made new in the attitude of your mind and put on a new self.

So

he's really not judging those people.

He's judging us.

Have you forgotten?

You have to put off all falsehood and all lies.

Speak truthfully to your neighbor, for we are members of one body.

He doesn't say speak truthfully to the people you like.

He says to your neighbor who you are supposed to love.

And in your anger, don't sin.

Don't let the sun go down while you're still angry.

Don't give the devil a foothold.

Anyone who's stealing, listen to this, anyone who's stealing must steal no longer, but must work.

Now, that sounds like a Republican policy.

You can't steal.

You have to work.

But there's not a period after there.

There is a comma,

which the Republicans don't get.

You must work.

doing

something useful with your hands that you might might have something to share with those in need.

It's not work just so you can enrich yourself.

It is work so you can choose to share with others.

We have lost that.

We've lost much of this ability.

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Here's what you need to learn.

This is the last thing that we need to learn.

That you have everything you need.

You have everything you need.

You've been enriched in every way with all kinds of speech and knowledge.

You get that from God.

You don't lack anything.

You need a spiritual gift, you have it.

And God will keep you firm until the end because he is faithful to things that are true.

We can't divide ourselves.

We have to be united

in truth.

And

here's what's great.

The message of salvation,

I mean, that's crazy talk to people who are, you know,

on the other side denying all reality.

But that's the point.

God said, I will destroy the wisdom of the wise, the intelligence of the intelligent, I will frustrate.

So where is that wise person that we trust that really is truly wise now in the ways of the world?

Is the world wise?

Where's the teacher of the law?

Where's the philosopher?

There's no one that it fits in those categories that you're like, oh yeah, I trust him.

He's really, really wise because the world is not wise.

God is wiser than human wisdom weakness of God is stronger than any strength

when we first started

our spiritual life

how many of us were wise by human standards how many of us were really influential how many of us were born to the right family and had the right wealth

Very few, I would imagine.

Those of us who really converted probably really struggled for a long time, because that's how you find the truth, through struggle.

And that's when

you chose God or God chose you,

when you were weak,

when you were lowly, when you were despised,

and that's why you have so much power.

You have so much power because

you are

weak.

You are lowly.

You're not part of the wise council that everybody wants to be a part of now.

You're not seeking fame.

If we seek the truth,

The truth, no matter where it takes us, all will be better than well.

We will heal our nation.

That should be our goal.

That should be our path.

Look to the people who have done it politically, and that's clear in Florida.

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We've got some good news, a good update.

Stu told us earlier today we needed three out of four things to happen.

Yes.

You needed Nevada, Georgia, Arizona, Wisconsin.

You need three of those four states to get Senate.

So we got two out of the four

so far.

So far.

With one.

Wait, wait.

We may have to wait until December 6th to find out about it.

You have two of the four you've won.

Well, Laxalt.

Laxalt looks like it's good.

Well, Laxalt is not one yet.

We have Wisconsin.

Yeah.

Wisconsin.

Ron Johnson.

That just happened.

That's what we were about to celebrate until you ruined it and said we had twice as much as we had.

Now it feels like we've lost something.

No, but no.

No.

We also have a pretty fairly confident runoff in Georgia, that a runoff is coming.

Right.

Not a win.

Not a win.

Right.

Let's

be a win.

It'll keep us alive for a few weeks.

Yes.

Of course, with that, you need still Nevada or Arizona.

Nevada looks going to happen.

It has a good chance.

I feel like he is.

Arizona is going to be tougher, though.

It's going to be tougher.

I don't think that we're not going to win in Arizona.

No.

I don't think so, but it's.

I think Carrie is going to win.

I hope so.

I don't think Masters is.

So, I mean, I've been saying this.

Last night we were talking about this, and people were like, She's down by 17.

I'm like, do you remember 2020?

Remember what happened with Trump?

He was down by a ton, and then he kept chipping away.

You did talk down to me on that.

I did.

Several times.

Several times.

Several different mediums.

It wasn't you.

I think people forget because it was such a stressful night.

And it has narrowed quite a bit.

Last time I looked, she was down by 1.8.

But it's going to continue to go this way, we think.

And if it holds, she's got a really good chance, Carrie Lake, of winning, where Masters might be just short.

But Laxalt has a really good chance still.

47.49.

Right.

But it just depends on what's left to count.

And I think that's going to narrow, and we will see potentially.

Shut up.

Potentially a close

outcome, but maybe with Laxalt winning.

Herschel has a good shot, too, actually, because it looks like he's going to keep Warnock under 50%.

That means a runoff in early December without the Libertarian.

And, you know, that's what, two points that is going to be up for grabs?

Yeah, the difference is, is, you know, who are you going to get to come and vote at all?

Don't get out to vote.

Are you going to get

the Libertarian to come out?

But both sides will invest.

I mean, within a several-week period, we'll invest $100 million.

$100 million.

I feel so bad for you if you live in Georgia.

You're not going to know what's for sale at Taco Bell because there will be no commercials for anything other than those two candidates.

Why didn't we buy a TV station in Atlanta?

Yeah, you know what?

That's an investment call.

You just buy TV stations right before elections, and then you just wait in these places to have runoff.

Louisiana is another one.

And then you get an extra month of election ads.

Yeah.

And then you just shut it off.

Yeah, you shut it off.

Unplug it for a couple of years.

Yeah,

that's good.

I'm really sad that

McDougal McMuffin lost.

Oh, shit.

Yeah.

Wow.

Does that end his political career?

I hope so.

Me too.

I hope so.

This race was designed for him.

I mean, literally designed for him to win.

And he's still lost.

I think it's going to wind up being around 20 points

when it's all set and done.

That's remarkable.

So disingenuous, too, that he's an independent.

Not so bad.

Wink, wink.

Wink, wink.

An independent that the Democrats happen to throw all kinds of millions

to try to elect.

Huh.

What an independent.

Wow.

And what was he in 2016, a Libertarian?

And what will he be next time?

Charlie Chris?

He should run for governor of Florida next time.

Yeah, well, I mean, somebody's got to beat Charlie Chris' record.

The only guy in Florida history to lose as a Republican, Democrat, and Independent.

That's remarkable.

Embarrassing.

But I mean, we've got Betto.

He could still do it.

We got Stacey Abrams.

You know, they could do it.

So.

What do you do with these candidates?

What's the next step for a Betto O'Rourke after this?

You've lost every race imaginable.

City Council.

You think you just go smaller?

Yeah.

Go after City Council.

I mean, in the old days, the really old days when things really made sense, Leper Colony.

Leopard Colony?

Okay.

But he could be like.

i i feel like you know stacey abrams despite the fact that she's a complete moron will get a job at like an ivy league school oh yeah like she will become a professor

at an ivy league school because she's so intersectional she'll get all those benefits beto to me strikes me as like weekend msnbc host

i could see that maybe weekend yeah not not full-time not full time weekend no he got he'll have a podcast i mean but he's got his father-in-law he can continue to sponge off yeah he's got Tanton.

He doesn't have to worry about that.

It's amazing how, you know, Tanya said,

what is Fetterman famous for?

And I said, living with his mom and dad until he was, what, 40?

50?

He's 50.

50.

He was on their payroll at least until 50.

Incredible.

That is crazy.

Has anyone ever been given an easier path in life than John Fetterman?

And then he tries to be this blue-collar worker guy in Pennsylvania.

He's never never worked.

He's been one.

Never worked.

Never worked.

How can you be such a union guy when you've never been part of a union?

And no one even knew who he was when he became lieutenant governor.

Like, that was a bizarre race that he squeaked in inexplicably.

And then now in this race, the only thing that

explains this to me is sympathy.

Yeah, I don't know.

Maybe they just felt bad for him.

A lot of people said really a lot of nasty things about the guy.

Maybe they just felt bad for him.

I think that's possible.

You know, the same way

you give a quarter to a homeless guy on the street,

you feel bad.

Why?

Because he looked like young Frankenstein.

I mean, most homeless people look much healthier than John Fetterman, obviously, but still, you know, there's an element there where you're just like, hey, this poor guy went through a tough thing.

He's only got one hoodie.

Yeah, he's got one hoodie.

He has to wear hoodies because of the goiter or whatever's going on with the neck.

The guy looks like he's lived a really tough life.

Now, he hasn't.

But I mean,

you know, it looks like it.

Maybe he does.

He doesn't look like a 40-year heroin user.

Right.

Like, maybe they thought he was like getting out of prison and trying to recover and make something of his life.

You know, they're like, wow, look at this guy.

He's just probably at some point headed for prison and he's ruining your life.

So.

Look,

you do feel bad for his health ailments, which I guess, you know, lately he's had some real problems.

But, I mean, the guy has no accomplishments in his life.

He's a giant zilch.

Giant is a good word.

Yeah, really.

He's got really bad policies.

He's an

extreme radical.

His wife is worse.

Maybe.

Yeah, his wife, she is.

He's a Bernie Sanders accolader.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

You know, this is not a ⁇ I mean, this is not a good pick.

It's not a good fit for Pennsylvania at all.

Well, Pennsylvania, even if you didn't vote for him, you're going to get

what Pennsylvania, I think, deserves, at least half of Pennsylvania deserves.

You start messing with

these people like this, you're just in for massive misery.

Well, and sadly, so is the rest of the country because he's a U.S.

senator, not just a Pennsylvania senator.

Why is that, Stu?

Oh, oh, the progressives, right, Pat?

Yeah.

Yeah, the progressives did that.

Let me go to Fred in New York, line three.

Hello, Fred.

Hello.

How are you?

I'm good.

Yeah, the reason I called is living here in New York.

Earlier, you had stated that to move out of New York and that is initial the my initial instinct was to move out of New York

but I'm going to stay.

I have a grandson that lives here and my daughter and son-in-law have really good jobs so they would not follow myself and my wife any place that we would move to.

So, yeah, I'm going to stay here and I'm going to fight

whichever way I can.

Hopefully, politically, I don't know what I'm going to do,

but I'm sure I'll be able to figure something out.

Sure.

That's what a lot of Jewish people said in Germany.

Oh man.

I'm going to stay.

No, I'm not.

I'm going to stay.

Oh, he almost got to the end of the show.

Nice knowing him.

No, look, I think there is something admirable about what he's saying there.

And I feel like, look, it's not for everybody to move to a red state.

I think it is, we do need people who are going to fight.

There are school boards with children there that don't have a choice, and we need people fighting for them.

That's true.

So when things get, because his point was,

and I'm sorry, Fred, I'm just joking with you, but

when things do get economically bad,

do you think that the people that are surrounding you are more apt to listen to you or less apt to listen to you?

Do you think they become much more dependent on the state or less dependent on the state?

You say your family won't move and everybody has to make their own decisions.

So please, Fred, forgive me.

I'm not lecturing you by any stretch of the imagination.

But,

you know, my thought is,

yeah, you could all put your eggs in one basket or some of you can move so you have a landing pad for the rest of the family right before it gets really bad.

You know what I mean?

Yeah, before New Yorkers start eating each other.

Yes, which could happen.

You want to leave the state before that happens.

Yeah, I mean, it could happen by lunchtime today.

Look, you can make the argument that if people took that approach in New York, probably Zelda wins.

Yeah.

Right?

I mean, you can make the argument that if people didn't move, but I think you also have to make, everyone has to make their own decision for their own family and what they think is right.

And if you think it's right to sit there and fight in a tough environment, you got to do it.

I am a big believer in personal prophecy, that you have right

and you should absolutely claim it to have the prophecy for your own family, to have the insight for your own family.

And no one else has that.

You have that.

Nobody else has that.

You know, Virginia is a good example of this, right?

People stayed and fought and Glenn Youngkin won in a faith where no one thought he could.

And the other thing, too, that we forget sometimes is a lot of times we talk about like a school board race and conservatives go in there and win win that school board race and we think, ah, our, you know, our kids are saved.

But you know what?

Everyone else's kids are too in that district.

People who might have liberal parents who might want that crap, they don't have to get it at school either.

And so there's a wider benefit of winning these things, even if they're just local.

You know, that's a really important thing to remember on a day like today.

And that's my TED Talk.

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Just watching MSNBC, over 150 election deniers are winning seats.

No.

Yes.

They've denied that they had an election and then they won an election.

How did that happen?

How did it happen?

I don't know, but David Ploof is there to tell you all about it.

Love that.

Yes, this is, I guess, you know, they're going to probably think that that's what won them in the election.

I guess abortion, again, they didn't win yet, but they overperformed their polls on the left.

And so maybe they'll think, well, we just got to talk about January 6th more.

How many more hearings can we have?

Maybe that's the lesson they'll take from this.

Oh, it'll be something like that.

And it'll be

double down on

election deniers and abortion.

And we got to run Joe Biden in 24.

Right.

And let's

be good.

Let's run the presses until 24.

Oh, gosh.

That's why the House is so important.

And again, it's not locked up, but it looks good.

And if they can, at least there, they can block multiple trillions of dollars of spending.

Because,

you know, if they, the best case scenario for the Democrats here is, what, 51?

And if they can get to 51, they can afford.

not having a Joe Mansion

or a Chris Kearson center.

I don't think they can get to 52.

Realistically.

I'll tell you, the Congress, we get control of the Congress.

McCarthy becomes a very important man to start passing legislation in the House.

You get that group together and you start, even if it won't, even if it doesn't get through the Senate,

you send a message, we're stacking them up and do it fast because you're going to get the title of a do-nothing Congress.

So just start piling up all of the new legislation.

Just get it there.

We're cutting this.

We're doing this.

We're doing this.

Let the Senate reject it if the Republicans don't have the Senate.

And if the Republicans do get the Senate, you still won't get it passed a veto or, you know, the president's signature.

A filibuster and something.

Or a filibuster.

So just keep passing it.

Yeah.

Let everybody know what you want to do.

If you start there,

you can go to investigations, but you can't go to investigations without doing some significant legislation first.

Yeah, I think that's smart.

I mean, because in the House, if they get control of the House, they can get some information about some of these past scandals.

They can help make sure stuff that happened during COVID doesn't happen again.

There's a lot there.

But at the end of the day,

you're not going to be able to pass bills.

What you can do is send a signal of what

you'd like to accomplish and show everybody that the Democrats are putting a wall in front of you.

And really the nice thing is,

for those weakling politicians on the right,

their action won't really have any real significance.

It's great.

It's the best time.

It's the best time.

You could pass all sorts of

0% income tax.

It's not going to go anywhere.

You could act like you actually care about that stuff.

Yeah, you know.

And that would be great.

You just fool us for two years that you actually care.

What's the color of the pill that keeps you in the matrix?

That's the one I want.

The blue pill.

Give me that one.

That's great.

Why would who would want the red pill?

The red pill is so much work.

It's all so dirty there.

Everyone looked like they smelled.

Yeah.

You know, it's a tight ship.

Leave me in toilets in there.

I don't know.

I think they might have crapped on the floor.

Leave me in the pod.

Yeah, give me the blue pill.

Yeah.

You know?

Yeah.

Everything's.

Do we have any available?

And I don't even care if it does anything with the matrix.

I'll just take any blue pill that's around.

Well,

that could lead to the four-hour problems we didn't want to do.

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