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Speaker 1 Well, hello, America, and welcome to Monday, you sick twisted freak. Tomorrow is election day.

Speaker 1 I just want you to know it's no big deal. You know, if you, you know, you just forget tomorrow.
You're like, I don't want to,

Speaker 1 gee, I forgot.

Speaker 1 It's no big deal. It's just, you know,

Speaker 1 just the whole idea of electricity that might be at stake. Here's Joe Biden over the weekend.

Speaker 2 So it's going to become a wind generation. And all they're doing is you're going to save them a hell of a lot of money.

Speaker 2 I'm using the same transmission line that transmitted the coal-fired electric option.

Speaker 1 Wow, you said so.

Speaker 2 We're going to be shutting these plants down all across America. Wow, that's great.
And having wind and solar.

Speaker 1 Oh, that's great.

Speaker 1 That's great. And then, and then, and then let's not forget, he's also said this.

Speaker 3 This idea that they don't have oil to drill and to bring up is simply not true. This piece of the Republicans talking about Biden shut down feels wrong.

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No more drilling.

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Speaker 1 No, I.

Speaker 1 Yeah, she's saying there's still drilling going on. There's still drilling.
That was before I was president.

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Speaker 1 Okay, so he's still trying to.

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Speaker 1 begin here.

Speaker 1 NBC News pulled a report on Friday that claimed House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband didn't let on that he was in danger when cops showed up at his home just prior to the hammer attack on him.

Speaker 1 Now, here is a long-time NBC reporter.

Speaker 1 You won't find this anywhere. It has been erased.
I thought the internet was forever. Luckily, our servers are forever.
Here's the report.

Speaker 5 This morning, Paul Pelosi is home, back at the house that became a crime scene a week ago today.

Speaker 5 NBC News learning new details about the moments police arrived.

Speaker 5 Sources familiar with what unfolded in the Pelosi residence now revealing when officers responded to the high-priority call, they were seemingly unaware they'd been called to the home of the Speaker of the House.

Speaker 5 After a knock and announce, the front door was opened by Mr. Pelosi.

Speaker 5 The 82-year-old did not immediately declare an emergency or tried to leave his home, but instead began walking several feet back into the foyer toward the assailant and away from police.

Speaker 5 It's unclear if the 82-year-old was already injured or what his mental state was, say sources.

Speaker 5 According to court documents, when the officer asked what was going on, defendant smiled and said everything's good.

Speaker 5 But instantaneously, a struggle ensued as police clearly saw David DePap strike Paul Pelosi in the head with a hammer after tackling the suspect. Stop.

Speaker 1 Why was that pulled?

Speaker 1 NBC just said because it didn't live up to their high standards of reporting.

Speaker 1 Really?

Speaker 1 What was wrong with it?

Speaker 1 Well, he just got that whole part of the story wrong. They didn't even say that.
They didn't even say that. No, no, no, no.
But that's what they're alluding to. They're alluding to.

Speaker 1 They're alluding to it.

Speaker 1 Well, I don't even know if that's it. I think what they're saying maybe is

Speaker 1 the source they got, they don't deem reliable.

Speaker 1 They don't know if the information is correct, but they're they're not saying it's wrong. Yeah.

Speaker 1 They're not saying that. So I think this is just another Hunter Biden laptop thing.
This is screwing with the election again.

Speaker 1 First of all, we don't know, but we do know that officers said in the affidavit someone opened the door for them. Okay, so we know that.

Speaker 1 And I said to you last week, who's the someone that opened the door? Was there a third person there? That's how it was first reported that there was somebody else opened the door.

Speaker 1 And that didn't make sense. And then,

Speaker 1 wait a minute, who opened the door then? Well, we find out from this report that Paul Pelosi opened the door. Now, if you're in trouble,

Speaker 1 You

Speaker 1 stay with the police or you say this man has entered my home. Instead, he opened the door and then went back to the guy.

Speaker 1 And he was holding a hammer. And that's when Paul Pelosi grabbed the hammer and there was a struggle for it.
Now, this doesn't make any sense at all. Something else that doesn't make sense.

Speaker 1 Now, this could just be: the San Francisco police are so bad, but they had no idea that that house was for the Speaker of the House. That is absolutely impossible unless the

Speaker 1 people,

Speaker 1 you know, at dispatch didn't tell them, but I'll bet you it goes up on their screen.

Speaker 1 There's no way that house, you type in that address at the police and it doesn't come up with some sort of red font that says speaker of the house. There's no way.

Speaker 1 No way.

Speaker 1 They even kind of tried to do the work of coming up with an excuse for some of this in the report. They said, well, you know, we don't know what his mental state was at the time.

Speaker 1 We don't know if he was already injured. Like, if he got knocked on the head by a hammer a few times, who knows how he's acting, right? Like, they're trying to come up with an excuse in the report.

Speaker 1 And even that wasn't enough for NBC News. So here's another part of the story.

Speaker 1 The man accused of breaking into House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's house and attacking her husband with a hammer could be deported from the U.S. after he is released from custody.

Speaker 1 U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ICE lodged an immigration detainer on the 42-year-old Canadian national, the DHS told NBC in a statement.
Now, hang on just a second. Wait a minute.

Speaker 1 Wait a minute. He's being deported?

Speaker 1 And is it after he serves time

Speaker 1 or after he's

Speaker 1 released from custody?

Speaker 1 Now, those might mean the same thing, but are the police going to release him like they're releasing everyone else? Why, you just come on back. Just come on back.

Speaker 1 We'll, you know, just call, call us, and we'll tell you when to be in court. Is that

Speaker 1 what's happening this time? And how come he's being deported without murdering somebody? And it doesn't seem like you can get anyone else to get up on ISIS radar.

Speaker 1 Now, there's a story from the New York Times. How Republicans fed a misinformation loop about the Pelosi attack.
The New York Times. I'm mentioned in this.

Speaker 1 Within hours of the brutal attack last month, Paul Pelosi, the husband of the Speaker of the House activists and media outlets on the right, began circulating groundless claims, nearly all of them sinister and many homophobic, casting doubt on what had happened.

Speaker 1 Okay. Wait a minute.

Speaker 1 I'm in this story. They say that I was casting doubt on this.
Really? Because

Speaker 1 I was asking logical questions. Who opened the door? Who?

Speaker 1 Some Republican officials quickly joined in, rushing to suggest that the bludgeoning of

Speaker 1 the speaker's husband by a suspect obsessed with right-wing conspiracy theories was something else altogether, dismissing it as an inside job, a lover's quarrel, or worse, or worse, what's worse?

Speaker 1 The misinformation came from all levels of Republican politics. U.S.
Senator said this.

Speaker 1 Republican congressman said this.

Speaker 1 Donald Trump said blah, blah, blah. The flood of falsehoods

Speaker 1 is showed how ingrained misinformation has become inside the GOP, where the reflexive response of the rank and file, even a few prominent figures, to anything that might cast a negative light on the right is to deflect it with more fictional claims, creating a vicious cycle that muddies facts, shifts blame, and minimizes violence.

Speaker 1 First of all, my first response was, if this comes from the left or the right, it must be condemned and they must be punished. So there is no fictional story there.

Speaker 1 My first response was that and pray for Paul Pelosi.

Speaker 1 So

Speaker 1 they go on to say that we have so many falsehoods and it's ingrained in us. May I just ask the New York Times, how many of these stories did you publish?

Speaker 1 Did you publish and lead the charge on Russian collusion?

Speaker 1 Did you publish the neo-Nazis are fine people lies?

Speaker 1 Did you publish and stand by Jussie Smollett?

Speaker 1 How about the Bubba Wallace garage pull?

Speaker 1 Or the Covington kids? Or the Governor Whitmer kidnapping plot? Or the Kavanaugh rape? Or the Trump P-Tape? I remember reading all of these.

Speaker 1 All of these, sometimes for months. in your newspaper.

Speaker 1 Or the COVID lab leak is just a conspiracy theory or the border agents that were on horses that were whipping migrants or Trump saved nuclear secrets at Mar-Lago the steel dossier did you print the Russian bounties on the US soldiers in Afghanistan or that Trump said drinking bleach would fight COVID or the Muslim travel ban or Hunter Biden's laptop was just disinformation from Russia did you print any of these liberals did you you believe any of these?

Speaker 1 How about Andrew Cuomo was the best at COVID leadership? Or Trump built cages for migrant kids?

Speaker 1 Or Trump overfed koi fish in Japan. Build back better will pay for itself.
The Trump tax cuts benefited only the rich. Cloth masks prevent COVID.

Speaker 1 If you get vaccinated, you won't catch COVID and you won't spread it to others. How about the SUV killed parade marchers? Not the guy behind the wheel, but the SUV.

Speaker 1 Trump used tear gas to clear a crowd for a Bible photo that don't say gay was actually in a bill. How about the Putin price hike? Did you guys print that?

Speaker 1 Or Iver Mecton is horse dewormer and not for humans?

Speaker 1 Or the mostly peaceful protests of BLM. Or I love this one, Trump overpowered Secret Service for the Wheel of the Beast.

Speaker 1 Or Officer Sicknick was murdered by protesters. January 6th was a well-planned insurrection.
Or BYU students hurled racist insults at Duke volleyball player.

Speaker 1 And now we have our democracy. is under threat.

Speaker 1 My gosh,

Speaker 1 you're right. This disinformation thing is really coming from the right.
It's a really amazing list. It's an

Speaker 1 amazing list.

Speaker 1 And, you know, this particular case, too, what's really frustrating about this is even when you read the New York Times story that mentioned you with no evidence that you did any of the things, just a line that said that you did them without explaining what you did or how you did wrong.

Speaker 1 But like...

Speaker 1 Even in their story, in their telling of it, the things that they're saying are misinformation. Like, for example, example, the guy was seen in his underwear when he was found.
Right.

Speaker 1 Comes from a mainstream media source that was from a Fox affiliate

Speaker 1 in the area.

Speaker 1 And

Speaker 1 then you had the bigger one, which this NBC news

Speaker 1 thing that we did from the Today Show.

Speaker 1 You know, they're saying, well, look at these conspiracies Republicans are spreading. Well, this information came from mainstream sources.

Speaker 1 The Today Show thing that we played at the beginning of the show is not a flippant off-the-top of their head comment. There are graphics for the quotes for each one of the things he's saying.

Speaker 1 All of these things had to go through an executive producer, had to go through edit, had to go through art, all of it. Yeah.
All of it. So it's not like something that was said off the cuff.
Right.

Speaker 1 And that's the thing. Like a local Fox affiliate, okay, they say something they retracted a few hours later.
Maybe you could say that was just a mistake, bad source, or whatever.

Speaker 1 This was a full-fledged, produced NBC News report that aired on the Today show that went through the not right-wing source called NBC News and all of the layers of crap you have to do to get something on the air on that channel.

Speaker 1 I mean, this is something that they were sure of until they were told they shouldn't be sure of it.

Speaker 1 I don't, are you, are you bringing up a new conspiracy theory? I guess so. Back in just a second, Lifelock.

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Speaker 1 All right, let me give you a couple of other things.

Speaker 1 Now, this is not the mainstream media. This is only NBC.

Speaker 1 So, this, you know, the NBC is talking about, you know, how we are so bad. But I want you to hear this.

Speaker 1 Last night, the President Joe Biden returned his earlier claim that his political opponents are fascists seeking to establish authoritarianism in the United States.

Speaker 1 While the hellish red background is gone from the controversial Philadelphia address, the message remains. A vote for the GOP is a vote against democracy.

Speaker 1 Okay, so they're talking, you know, on a show called All In with Chris Hayes. Don't know it, never saw it, don't know who Chris Hayes is, really.

Speaker 1 And they were talking about, you know, how democracy is at stake. Six nights from now, I'm quoting, we could all be discussing violence all over the country.

Speaker 1 There are signs that may happen, and may God forbid, that the losers will be declared winners by fraudulent election officers or secretary of state candidates or governors or state legislatures or the dog catcher or just somebody off the street.

Speaker 1 Okay, listen to how many people, and they're accusing us of election denier.

Speaker 1 We could be six days away from losing our rule of law and losing a situation where we all have elections that we can rely on. You know, those are the foundation stones of a democracy.

Speaker 1 Joe Biden's saying the same thing tonight and a historian 50 years from now, if historians are allowed to write in this country and if there's still free publishing houses and a free press, which I'm not certain of, but if that's true, a historian will say, what was at stake that night in November, this week, was the fact whether we would be a democracy in the future, whether our children would be arrested and killed.

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It's just whether their their kids are going to be lined up and shot and killed. That's what's at stake.
We have no need to worry about them doing that to our kids.

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Oh, on MSNBC? Yeah. Yeah, that's

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Speaker 1 No one even knows. Ron.
Anyway, he's kind of famous, right?

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Speaker 1 We're going to get to Stu's election analysis here in just a couple of minutes. I want to give you a couple of other things that are really important.
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Speaker 1 So

Speaker 1 there's,

Speaker 1 well, let me start here.

Speaker 1 I saw a story last week from the Netherlands. The Dutch government on Tuesday ordered China to immediately close their police stations in the Netherlands.
Did you hear this?

Speaker 1 Reports say they're being used to harass dissidents. So

Speaker 1 if you are Chinese,

Speaker 1 were from China and you,

Speaker 1 you know, got the hell out of there, or you say anything about China that that is, you know, taboo for China.

Speaker 1 They have these Chinese police stations.

Speaker 1 Now they're operating in Amsterdam and Rotterdam, and they say that they're just offering diplomatic assistance.

Speaker 1 They have never declared themselves to the Netherlands government, and so they are

Speaker 1 investigating and want to shut them down because they say they are there to intimidate anyone who speaks out against China. And I read that story and we didn't have time to get to it last week.

Speaker 1 And I thought, geez, look at what's coming. Look at what's coming.
Then over the weekend, I saw another one.

Speaker 1 There are 54 police stations in 30 countries on five continents.

Speaker 1 We are looking now at the UK, Spain, Netherlands.

Speaker 1 You're looking at

Speaker 1 Argentina, Chile, Brazil, Ecuador, Nigeria, South Africa. It's all over.
Germany, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Ukraine, Serbia, Greece,

Speaker 1 Ireland. They're everywhere.
Absolutely everywhere, including

Speaker 1 the United States.

Speaker 1 This is the story that just broke yesterday.

Speaker 1 The U.S. government must immediately investigate and shutter the recently discovered overseas Chinese government police station in New York City for potential violation of U.S.
laws.

Speaker 1 In 2022, the Chinese Communist Party established secret police stations in over a hundred cities around the world to conduct intimidation and harassment operations against overseas Chinese.

Speaker 1 I I will tell you,

Speaker 1 without giving you any details, and I am only scarce on the details. I'd love to tell you this story, but I'm scarce on the details because this American citizen is terrified for their life.

Speaker 1 Again, I can't give you any details, but

Speaker 1 he said something online about China.

Speaker 1 A Chinese

Speaker 1 agency reached out to him

Speaker 1 and said,

Speaker 1 you will stop this.

Speaker 1 We know where you live. We know your family.

Speaker 1 And you will stop this. This guy was so terrified when I called him because we were working on something or hoped to be working on something.
And he said,

Speaker 1 I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't, I can't. He was terrified.
And he's here in the United States. And remember, Stu, we talked about it off the air.
And I said, can you imagine

Speaker 1 being that terrified that somebody could get you here in the United States from China?

Speaker 1 They have a secret police in America.

Speaker 1 And what are we doing about it? What are we doing about it?

Speaker 1 Now, I'm going to tie this in. Now, listen to this.

Speaker 1 Political reception for the U.S. Representatives Lauren Underwood and Sean Caston,

Speaker 1 Biden said, and now what are we all worried about? What are we all worried about? Elon Musk goes in and buys an outfit that sends, that spews lies all across the world.

Speaker 1 Now, I don't know what he meant by outfit. Did he mean Twitter or did he actually buy an outfit that spews lies? I'm not sure.

Speaker 1 He said, there's no editors anymore in America. There are no editors.
How do we expect kids to be able to understand what's at stake?

Speaker 1 So you have a guy who's responsible for all of these

Speaker 1 lies. Lies.

Speaker 1 Twitter finally is holding the president responsible for some of the things that they tweet out, and he immediately attacks

Speaker 1 Elon Musk about spewing lies. He just started.

Speaker 1 He just started.

Speaker 1 What do you even know about what he's doing? Okay, so you have him.

Speaker 1 Twitter advertisers now are being boycotted. Now, this is going to come as a surprise to you, but apparently they're all being organized with dark money from Soros, Clinton, and foreign networks.

Speaker 1 The campaign to pull corporate advertising from Twitter, this is from dossier the substack, following its purchase by SpaceX founder Elon Musk, is being led by a network of left-wing dark money activists.

Speaker 1 An advocacy advocacy group formed in 2020 called Accountable Tech is organizing the pressure campaign, which thus far succeeded in having Pfizer, Audi, General Mills, and other corporations pull their advertising.

Speaker 1 Accountable Tech is taking credit for the organizing of an open letter signed by a dozen of progressive groups, which demanded that the multinational corporations

Speaker 1 cease advertising on Twitter immediately.

Speaker 1 The letter says Elon Musk's takeover of Twitter came with his promise to advertisers like you that the social network would not transform into a free-for-all hellscape.

Speaker 1 And it would remain warm and welcoming to all. Have you seen anything like a hellscape on Twitter? No, it's the same exact thing right now.
I don't think anything's really changed.

Speaker 1 We, the undersigned corporations, call on you to notify Musk and publicly commit that you will cease all advertising on Twitter globally if he follows through on his plans to undermine brand safety and community standards, including gutting content moderation.

Speaker 1 Now, who funds accountable tech?

Speaker 1 Well, that is funded by the North Fund. Follow me on this.
Who's the North Fund? The North Fund is controlled and funded by Arabella Advisors.

Speaker 1 But who's Arabella Advisors?

Speaker 1 If you watch my TV show, I did a whole Wednesday night special on this about five months ago. Arabella is the for-profit,

Speaker 1 thank you. Consulting company founded

Speaker 1 by

Speaker 1 Clinton's confidant, Eric Kessler.

Speaker 1 Hmm. Another Clinton network operative is also the co-founder of Accountable Tech.

Speaker 1 They also employ former Clinton campaign

Speaker 1 operative as its digital director. So you have

Speaker 1 George Soros, Bill Clinton, or I mean Hillary Clinton and Bill Clinton,

Speaker 1 and you have all of the dark money putting this together. But you wouldn't know that.

Speaker 1 These are the people that have spent $1.2 billion

Speaker 1 on the election cycle. This one.

Speaker 1 I'm sorry, 2020.

Speaker 1 $1.2 billion. Where are they getting all that money?

Speaker 1 That's a lot of money. This was just founded.
Where are they getting $1.2 billion?

Speaker 1 Well, I will tell you that George Soros is a big part of that, but apparently they also get some funding from overseas as well. Hmm.
Isn't that weird?

Speaker 1 Now, last thing, because remember we were talking about Chinese police, and then we went to Twitter and China and how

Speaker 1 Twitter is just horrible, says Joe Biden.

Speaker 1 Chinese spyware app TikTok

Speaker 1 has now hired a longtime Democratic flack who served as President Joe Biden's 2020 campaign press secretary and deputy Pentagon spokesman. This according to the Daily Mail.

Speaker 1 So, wait a minute. We have TikTok

Speaker 1 that is a communist spy organization that is data collecting on Americans. We know it's dangerous.

Speaker 1 We have

Speaker 1 a Chinese police station

Speaker 1 in countries all over the world, including ours, that's intimidating.

Speaker 1 And Joe Biden and the Pentagon's former spokesperson or deputy spokesperson just went to work for them.

Speaker 1 Hmm.

Speaker 1 Wow. Stunning.
And who is it again that's engaging in all of the disinformation?

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Speaker 1 Biden vowed to shut down coal plants, quoting, all across America, end quote. You want to know what you're voting for tomorrow? The madness to end.
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Speaker 1 coal plants are costing too much money to build. Yes, because of the way you are regulating them out of business.
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Speaker 1 Wait until this happens. Now, Joe Manchin, who I have absolutely no sympathy for.
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Speaker 1 President Biden's comments are not only outrageous and divorced from reality, they ignore the severe economic pain the American people are feeling because of rising energy costs. Yeah, you think?

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Speaker 1 You're going to feel so confident about this election.

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Speaker 1 Before we get to that, you are going to feel good when you hear Stu's predictions. Maybe you call them predictions you're calling.
That depends. I don't know.
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Speaker 1 Maybe I'll make you feel terrible. No, no.
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Speaker 1 you're going to make us feel good no I'm not going to do that for you. Back now, I'm going to give you only bad news.
Okay. You have been working on this.

Speaker 1 In case you don't know, Stu is really good at making these calls.

Speaker 1 The last election, he's one of the only guys that got the Electoral College count exactly right, 306, 232.

Speaker 1 And I hated him for that.

Speaker 1 But he doesn't just go by the polls. He looks at a million different things

Speaker 1 and then

Speaker 1 makes a call on it. And today, tonight on Stu Does America, you're making the official final call because you haven't finished everything.
That's right.

Speaker 1 I'm going to be finishing it up today, and then we're going to do it on the the show tonight to youtube.com slash Stu DoesAmerica. Blazetv.com slash midterms.

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Speaker 1 it. We're going to be able to, if he makes us feel good today and he gets any of them wrong, you make sure you tune into Blaze TV tomorrow where we crucify

Speaker 1 Stu. We thought we'd bring something back.
You know what I mean? Crucifixion. Yeah, crucifixion.

Speaker 1 And I think the Tuesday before the results comes out, a really interesting time to punish me for getting the calls wrong. We're going to do it tomorrow.
Yeah, tomorrow night.

Speaker 1 Tomorrow night on the morning. On the election, yeah.
Got it.

Speaker 1 We wouldn't do it off the air. Okay, I want to make sure.

Speaker 1 And our election coverage, by the way, is going to go late into the evening up to at least midnight Eastern and then over to the youtube.com slash Stew DoesAmerica page for coverage into the wee hours of the morning, as long as that can last.

Speaker 1 Blanche going to join us. They're all going to take a nap.
You know, this is when we know we're in trouble.

Speaker 1 Is when Pennsylvania says, you know what, we're going to come back back tomorrow and just count. And that is an important part of this.
It's going to happen.

Speaker 1 It is literally now they are saying that they're not going to take a nap, so I don't want to say that, but it is literally in the state law that we're going to have the same feel that you had during the 2020 election.

Speaker 1 State law designates the way these votes are counted.

Speaker 1 And what you're going to get on election night is likely a large lead for Oz that will start to be chipped away as we go into the the late hours of the evening. Will we see it come all the way back?

Speaker 1 I don't know. But the way the law, the way these votes are counted, it's the early vote comes last.

Speaker 1 Right. They don't

Speaker 1 any of the early vote at all. They don't do any work tabulating it.
In Pennsylvania. Right.
In Pennsylvania. And every state is different.

Speaker 1 In fact, if you remember from 2020, the reverse happened in Arizona, where Trump was way, way, way behind enough for Fox to famously call the state.

Speaker 1 And then Trump kept chipping away and got it to within, what was it, 11,000 votes, right? Florida is the gold standard on this stuff. Florida has it all tabulated.

Speaker 1 You get the results nice and early in Florida.

Speaker 1 So that's what I always look to is if you want to look for an election that's going to give you a really early picture of what is actually going to be the final count, Florida does it much better than most of these other states.

Speaker 1 Okay. So that's a kind of picture of across the country.
Well, there was a little sunbeam of happiness. No, I'm just going to

Speaker 1 No, I know. You're just reminding us of what we went, the hell we went.
Yes, I do remember the hell. And you're just reminding everybody, there's going to be hell again tomorrow night.

Speaker 1 Yes, you should expect hell is exactly what I'm trying to tell you. So expect the hell.
All right. Tell me, give me some

Speaker 1 good news. Some good news.
Yeah. Okay, several states that were considered long-term toss-up races,

Speaker 1 several races in the Senate in particular, that have, I think, been considered toss-ups the entire election cycle

Speaker 1 really have moved in my mind to lean Republican, to races that I'm relatively confident will wind up this way. And I kind of want to test you on this, Glenn, a little bit.

Speaker 1 You've been, for example, very freaked out by the Mike Lee election. You've been very panicked on and off the air about the Mike Lee election.
Yes, yes. And I share.
Because I lose

Speaker 1 all confidence. All confidence in the United States.
In the United States of America. All of it.

Speaker 1 All of it gone. If they let go of Mike Lee for a CIA spy.
Named after a breakfast food. Yeah, I'm going to.

Speaker 1 Yes,

Speaker 1 I understand. So that race, I think, now is

Speaker 1 I feel confident that Lee is going to win that race.

Speaker 1 So that's one, but I don't even think that one is even. I'm talking more about Ohio.
Ohio has been a pure toss-up for most of the campaign cycle with J.D. Vance against Tim Ryan.

Speaker 1 There's still polls that show it relatively close, but I think that's a lean Republican race now. I think North Carolina falls.
Wait, wait, wait. So are you going to call that?

Speaker 1 I mean,

Speaker 1 I am going to finish all of my work here today before the big show tonight on Studios America. But yes, I think I'm going to...

Speaker 1 I mean, I'm going to put Ohio in the Republican category. That is where I am with that race.
North Carolina is kind of the same thing. North Carolina's been a very tight race.

Speaker 1 You know, we were told it's a toss-up the entire time. I think if you go back to the summer, you'd look at that and say it was

Speaker 1 pretty close to a pure toss-up race, race, at least as far as the polling goes. I think North Carolina now favors Republicans.
Tell me in the Senate, tell me the races where it would be a pickup.

Speaker 1 Well, but

Speaker 1 before I move on from this point,

Speaker 1 any one of these races, Glenn, if I were to say to you, hey, do you believe the Republicans lost North Carolina?

Speaker 1 I don't think anyone in the audience would be like, oh, my gosh, it's the most stunning result of all time. You know, if Ron DeSantis loses tomorrow, I'm going to be stunned, right?

Speaker 1 Like that will be, I will legitimately be stunned. But like a race, this race in North Carolina or JD Vance in Ohio, it wouldn't be completely stunning if either one of them lost.

Speaker 1 I think there's a clear favorite, right? But not completely stunning. These are races, though, that even if you win all of them, only get you to 48 seats.

Speaker 1 So to give you a picture of where this is, if you win Ohio, if you win North Carolina, if you win Florida with Marco Rubio, which is another one I put in this category,

Speaker 1 if you win Utah. Sarah, later, you want to...
I'm trying to set this up. Bring some booze in.
And while he's doing this again later, want to play some Russian roulette?

Speaker 1 Okay. Go ahead.
By the way, you don't have to tell Sarah to bring booze to work. She's all right.

Speaker 1 There's multiple storage rooms. It explains a lot.
It does. Okay, so

Speaker 1 you win all these races that we're talking about that are leaners. You're at 48 races, right? So now you have a big set in the middle.
You got to pick off three of these.

Speaker 1 Again, would you have full confidence in any of them? I'm 100%

Speaker 1 sure the Republicans are going to win. Let me list them for you.
Arizona, Blake Masters, 100% sure? No, right? Of course not. It's a split.
That's a very good toss-up race. Colorado is a reach.

Speaker 1 Warnock in Georgia versus Herschel Walker. 100% confident? No.
No, right? Hassan versus Bullduck in New Hampshire. You're not going to be confident in Bulduck.

Speaker 1 Bolduck's been behind in most of the polls there, though.

Speaker 1 But I will say in a lot of movements.

Speaker 1 All of these are so close. So it's going to come down to who gets their people to the polls.

Speaker 1 Cortez Masto gets Laxalt in Nevada. Again, another tight race.
Again, maybe leaning Republican,

Speaker 1 but it's an incumbent, a Democratic incumbent in Nevada. You're killing me.
Washington Patty Murray versus Tiffany Smiley. That one will be a reach.

Speaker 1 It's a reach. I mean, she could do it.
She's close enough to do it. It's red wave character

Speaker 1 category. That's such a shot.
If she wins

Speaker 1 and DeSantis

Speaker 1 wins by 14 points, those are earth-shaking moves. Yes, those are huge, huge huge moves.
Pennsylvania. Now, look, Fetterman Oz,

Speaker 1 it's hard to imagine anyone going to the polls and casting a vote for John Fetterman. Does anybody remember the SNL

Speaker 1 where what was his name?

Speaker 1 He did the famous line. He was running against George Bush.
He was playing Michael DeJus. John Lovett.
John Lovitz when he said, I can't believe I'm losing to this guy.

Speaker 1 I think of that all the time.

Speaker 1 With almost every race, I can't believe I'm losing to this guy. We are in that category.
Now, but again, Fetterman Oz, all the polling's been very close.

Speaker 1 There's been, you can find evidence on either of these. Oh, my gosh.
She's got a lot of

Speaker 1 large bottles of booze.

Speaker 1 I mean, it's a full bottle of gray goose. And it's cold.
Look at that.

Speaker 1 It's sweating because he just, I mean, I should say it's a full bottle except for her morning shots, which seemed to be all right. Anyway, go ahead.

Speaker 1 By the way, affiliates, if you're ever wondering, hey, why did that commercial, why did four commercials air at the same time?

Speaker 1 It's because of the morning shots.

Speaker 1 So there you go. You get a little older, we're going to just start calling you the gray goose.
There you go. All right.
Got that. That's a good nickname.

Speaker 1 Okay, so Pennsylvania Fetterman Oz. Again, would you be completely stunned if Fetterman won that race at this point?

Speaker 1 It would be stunning. I'm in the same place you're at with Mike Lee with the Fetterman Oz Oz race.
Like,

Speaker 1 not that I'm a huge Oz guy by any means, but it's like,

Speaker 1 how on earth can a country, can a civilization exist that thinks John Fetterman should have a job of any prominence?

Speaker 1 I'm that way in several states. Yes,

Speaker 1 in Arizona. Really? The guy who's voted 95%

Speaker 1 with Joe Biden is in lockstep all the way. All the way.
It's never been been even rumored to be opposing any of the bills.

Speaker 1 Everybody in America, no one knows who the space guy is, okay? He was in space for a very long time. Nobody even knows his name because...

Speaker 1 He's never stood up against anything. It's totally true.

Speaker 1 He's trying to portray himself as the other senator from Arizona who happens to be a female and who has actually stood up a few times and taken some stances. Right.

Speaker 1 Anyway, Kelly is never even rumored. They're never even like, what about Mark Kelly? They never even ask.
They don't even go to his office and say, are you going to vote for this Vida bill?

Speaker 1 They always know he will. I know, I know.
Every time.

Speaker 1 And then you've got Ron Johnson in Wisconsin against Mandela Barnes. Again,

Speaker 1 Johnson, I think, has a lead there. It's not an incredibly large lead.
We know these things.

Speaker 1 Right. How? Right.
So, what would you, would you be completely stunned if Wisconsin elected a Democrat? Probably not. So again, you've got to win three of those, I guess that's eight races.

Speaker 1 Two of them, I think, are in a different category, sort of reach races, wave-type races. So that brings us down to six.
Six. So you got to win half of these.

Speaker 1 And I think you'd look at some of these and say, okay, Republican might be favorite, but I would not be shocked. So this is what I, the only thing I want to portray to people is

Speaker 1 this is not a sure thing. If you're walking into this tomorrow night and thinking, hey,

Speaker 1 complete red wave, this is going to be the easiest thing in the world.

Speaker 1 You have to understand that it's not. It really isn't.
This is a close race. And while Republicans very well might win it,

Speaker 1 make sure you go vote. Make sure you get it.
I will tell you, if that's the way the evening ends up, how many, if we win three of those, you're at 51. Oh, 51.
That's just control I'm talking about.

Speaker 1 Oh my gosh, that's not enough to stop anything. So those races I just listed, you got to sweep all of them to get to this red wave category that you've heard.
Your mouth. 54, 55, 56.
Your mouth.

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Speaker 1 So

Speaker 1 here's what we do have to concentrate on tomorrow.

Speaker 1 We also have to concentrate on Secretary of States and governors. Yes.

Speaker 1 And the House, not to mention, but the governors are a big part of this.

Speaker 1 I'm counting on the House. Don't take the House away from me.
No, look, I'm pretty confident in the House.

Speaker 1 This would be the type of thing that I will join you in starting a new drug habit or something

Speaker 1 if they lose.

Speaker 1 They have to pick off one of these. Why don't we just turn ourselves in?

Speaker 1 Why don't we like, well, you're going to find something, you know, that we said at some point that now gets the death penalty. Right.

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Speaker 1 You've never charged us or anything, but we know you're going to. Anyway,

Speaker 1 so the good news about the statewide elections is the fact that

Speaker 1 we could have 30,

Speaker 1 30 governors and I think 15 or 16 trifectas.

Speaker 1 I think you could go higher than that, too. Do you really?

Speaker 1 The trifecta number, not as high as the gubernatorial number, but I mean, the gubernatorial number could easily be into the mid-30s. I mean, you're going to get to 30.
Amazing. You need to get to 30.

Speaker 1 If you want to get to 30 governors, you need DeSantis,

Speaker 1 Kemp in Georgia, and Abbott in Texas. Those are all three.
I'm confident in all three of those races without much of a doubt. That gets you to 30.
Then

Speaker 1 you have a ton of really close races the, but you're talking about states like Oregon. That's where these battles are being fought.
Yeah, but you're also seeing something really weird in Oklahoma.

Speaker 1 Yeah. Oklahoma and Kansas are too

Speaker 1 what is happening there? We have the governor or the sitting governor now running again, the Republican in Oklahoma. We have him coming up in just a second.
His name is Kevin Stitt. It's a big race.

Speaker 1 Yeah, big race. Tons of money being spent.

Speaker 1 Tons of money being spent by the left. They are spending $80 million in these campaigns like it's nothing.

Speaker 1 They finally gave up on Betto.

Speaker 1 Like, oh, it's good, isn't it? What's he going to run for now? Well, you know, it's interesting because, you know, two rising stars, Stacey Abrams, Betto O'Rourke, right?

Speaker 1 That's what we were told for years was true. Oh, I know.
I know. All because they lost a close race in a reddish sort of state.

Speaker 1 Of course, you know, other candidates have actually won in those states. I mean, Texas is hard to win as a Democrat state.
Why? But Georgia,

Speaker 1 both senators are currently Democrats.

Speaker 1 But somehow, Stacey Abrams gets all the credit.

Speaker 1 And I honestly, I'm of the belief that if you're the Democratic Party and you actually considered Betto O'Rourke and Stacey Abrams rising stars, you wouldn't have used them as sacrificial lambs in this cycle.

Speaker 1 Exactly.

Speaker 1 This is like, hey, we know they'll bring in a lot of money.

Speaker 1 We don't really have anybody else.

Speaker 1 Let's throw them to the wolves. We can finally be done with them.
And then we can move on with other candidates we actually think have a chance to win when it's a bluish leaning cycle.

Speaker 1 This is a red-leaning cycle. There's no chance.
Let's throw her to the wolves.

Speaker 1 Stacey Abrams, she didn't know the amount of misinformation that this, according to her, this weekend, that black males just can't get past.

Speaker 1 Yeah, her stance was basically black males fall for everything. Yeah, that was that was black males.

Speaker 1 They're just stupid and they don't. That's basically what you were saying.
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Speaker 1 This is the Glen Beck program. Never in the state of Oklahoma's history has this amount of dark money been spent on a governor's race.

Speaker 1 You have a conservative governor that is running for re-election, a guy who has now the fourth largest savings per capita in the nation after taming the budget deficits.

Speaker 1 He's cut taxes, the personal income tax, cut the corporate income tax. They're now 10th lowest in the nation.
Lowest unemployment rate in state history. This is really important.

Speaker 1 Highest workforce participation in state history. That's where the national number doesn't really make sense.
Is you've got a low unemployment number, but people are just falling out.

Speaker 1 Let's see. Ranked 11th in the Nation for America migration, people that just wanted to live free.

Speaker 1 He has signed into law the Save the Women in Sports Act. Biological boys cannot compete in girls' sports and cannot take away scholarship opportunities for college.

Speaker 1 He signed a law into, or he signed a bill into law that banned men and biological boys from girls' bathrooms, banned CRT with really simple language, can't teach that one race is inherently better than the other.

Speaker 1 He is running against

Speaker 1 somebody who I believe is, I don't know what they call the head of the schools in

Speaker 1 superintendent. Superintendent.
Yeah, it is.

Speaker 1 And, man, I've only heard really

Speaker 1 not good things about her

Speaker 1 when it comes to schools. She is

Speaker 1 was a

Speaker 1 she was a Democrat, right? No, she was a Republican. No, she was a Republican.
She switched to Democrat.

Speaker 1 And that's the year, you know, that she

Speaker 1 switched from

Speaker 1 Republican and went to

Speaker 1 is the year that Biden said, yeah, we're going to get out of all the oil and gas and everything. So,

Speaker 1 how you do that in Oklahoma is beyond me. But this is a very, very tight race.
Yeah, that's the thing. Why are we talking about this race? I don't know.
Right?

Speaker 1 Like, we're not talking about the Sarah Huckabee Sanders race in Arkansas because she's going to win by a zillion points, right? Governor Stitt is on with us now.

Speaker 1 Kevin Stitt, he is running for re-election.

Speaker 1 Why is this race so close, Governor?

Speaker 9 Well, thanks for having me on. You know, first off, there's been $50 million

Speaker 9 spent against me, lies, chaos, misinformation.

Speaker 9 And just to let your listeners know what that's equivalent to in Oklahoma, in Virginia, that would be like spending $600 million in the media market buys.

Speaker 1 And so just

Speaker 9 a lot of chaos. They're mailing like six or seven different mailers to...
to rule people, telling them I'm going to kill their schools.

Speaker 9 They're photoshopping stuff and and saying that I'm flying a helicopter into work every day on the taxpayer dollars. So it's just unbelievable.

Speaker 9 These dark special interest groups are just trying to buy this race because my opponent flipped from Republican to Democrat to run against me, and she's been the superintendent of schools, and she's, you know, she's going to be beholden to special interests.

Speaker 9 So we think it'll be a great election night. We're going to win this thing, but that's why it's close.

Speaker 1 I will tell you that I have heard who's the guy,

Speaker 1 he's been on a couple of times, Stu. I can never remember his name or his position, but he's a guy in Oklahoma that is part of the

Speaker 1 state school

Speaker 1 board or whatever.

Speaker 1 And he has been standing up. He wrote that really great letter, remember, against open up the schools and stop teaching CRT.

Speaker 1 And from what I've heard

Speaker 1 when I've talked to people about Oklahoma, is that she, your opponent, was not good for

Speaker 1 COVID and CRT.

Speaker 1 Is that true?

Speaker 9 Well, that's, oh, that's exactly right.

Speaker 9 I mean, I was the first governor to ban CRT in Oklahoma and fought every single day to open Tulsa Public Schools, one of our largest school districts, as she was fighting and siding with the big labor unions to keep it closed.

Speaker 9 And most of our rural schools were open. I mean I love our rural communities, but a couple of those inner city schools were literally shut for 355 days.

Speaker 9 And I'm telling you, the single moms and the single dads, it would break your heart. They would call my office and they would say, Governor, you've got to help me.

Speaker 9 I've got to go to work during the day and my first grader is not learning how to read on Zoom.

Speaker 9 And now we're we're waking up to the learning loss and the Democrats are trying to run from that, but they were shutting our schools down.

Speaker 9 I mean, it's just craziness all across the country, and now they want to run

Speaker 9 for different offices, and they're running from their position.

Speaker 1 So I bet a lot of that dark money is actually coming in from the teachers' unions, I would imagine. Teachers' unions can just pour money.

Speaker 9 Oh, absolutely. Teachers' unions.
And then in our state, some of the big tribal bosses, big tribal governments, because I haven't been rubber stamping their contracts, They're obviously

Speaker 9 funding a lot of this as well, trying to get involved with our races because they want to

Speaker 9 want more control over the state of Oklahoma.

Speaker 1 So

Speaker 1 you are

Speaker 1 talking about

Speaker 1 not abortion. I mean, you're clearly not for abortion, but she's saying, you know, common sense abortion laws, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

Speaker 1 While you're talking about

Speaker 1 lowering taxes and giving a relief plan just by saying grocery tax,

Speaker 1 we're going to lower, I think, the gas tax as well. Is that right?

Speaker 9 Yeah, you know, last year, I mean, I cut taxes for every single Oklahoman.

Speaker 9 When I came into office, we had very little money in savings, and now I have the largest savings account in state history, over $3 billion.

Speaker 9 And so we've done all that by holding government flat and accountable uh because i'm a businessman and and the the uh the turnaround oklahoma's elected me to do it's it's working uh so we do believe in smaller taxes lower taxes smaller government you know less regulation and right now we're number 11 in the country in people moving to oklahoma uh not per capita but true numbers but people are flooding in from california and uh different places because they're like man they're so tired of those lockdown states.

Speaker 9 And they were like, governor, we're moving here because you kept businesses open.

Speaker 9 I was one of the few governors that didn't do a mask mandate statewide.

Speaker 1 Good for you.

Speaker 1 Good for you.

Speaker 9 And you don't put your Constitution in the attic just because somebody at the CDC tells you to. I mean, that's what we believe in Oklahoma.
We believe in freedoms.

Speaker 1 So give me the biggest difference between you two on policies.

Speaker 9 Oh, well, number one, she's never met a tax.

Speaker 1 And you're breaking up.

Speaker 1 You're breaking up. Sorry about that.
Yeah.

Speaker 1 Kind of. Keep going.

Speaker 9 Okay. All right.
You know, biggest difference is she was criticizing me when I was building the largest savings account in our state's history, saying, oh, we should just spend all that money.

Speaker 9 And it's actually proved super beneficial now

Speaker 9 because we're able to do tax cuts for Oklahomans and create this momentum. I've also put more money in education than any other governor before me.
We believe in education.

Speaker 9 We're going to back the blue in Oklahoma and be a law and order state. I gave law enforcement a 30% pay increase this year, the first one they'd had in nearly a decade.

Speaker 9 So we've been very strategic at what we're doing.

Speaker 1 And where does she stand on, for instance, CRT?

Speaker 9 Well, she criticizes me for banning that bill. I also banned

Speaker 9 boys going to girls' bathrooms. And I'm telling you, that's super popular.

Speaker 9 I've had dads and moms from all over the state just thanking me for protecting their sixth-grade daughter or their seventh-grade daughter from having to go to the bathroom with boys.

Speaker 9 And I banned men playing in women's sports in the state of Oklahoma. It's so common sense to us in Oklahoma.
We don't understand what's happening on some of the east and west coasts.

Speaker 9 And you can't get her to admit that

Speaker 9 that's wrong. And so, again, traditional family values is what we stand on at Oklahoma.

Speaker 1 Governor, I wish you all the best of luck. How can somebody get involved with your campaign if they want to?

Speaker 9 You go to stitforgovernor.com, and it has the differences between our positions versus my opponent. Spread that to your friends and neighbors,

Speaker 9 and we're going to win this thing. And then just get out the vote on

Speaker 9 tomorrow, and we're going to win this thing.

Speaker 1 From your mouth to God's ears. Yes, we will.
Thank you very much.

Speaker 9 Hey, thank you so much. You bet.
Bye-bye.

Speaker 1 That's the governor of the great state. Well, it's not, you know,

Speaker 1 we're in Texas. We're not allowed to say good things about Oklahoma typically.
We're not. We're not.

Speaker 1 All the trees in Oklahoma really have kind of a southward.

Speaker 1 No, wait. All of the trees in Texas.
Never mind. Don't worry about it.
We're not really from Texas.

Speaker 1 We don't know any of them. We don't know it.
They know it off the top of their head. And I'm like, I can know it's east.
They bend which way. Anyway,

Speaker 1 the point is Oklahoma sucks. I mean, if you're from Texas,

Speaker 1 not me. I don't believe that.
I love Oklahoma. Stations in Texas edit that part out.
And just insert whatever state you're in,

Speaker 1 and whatever state you darn. Our favorite,

Speaker 1 we'll send you the states later, and you can just edit those.

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Speaker 1 I was okay with the gubernatorial race in Georgia until I listened to Stacey Abrams.

Speaker 1 Now, the polls will tell you that Kemp is leading by double digits, but she made a very strong argument that the polls only show what you want to see in a race. Really? Yeah, yeah.

Speaker 1 And she said,

Speaker 1 that's not what's happening in the race. She said, polls are always going to tell you what you want to see.
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Speaker 1 And we believe we're on a path to victory if we can just get all of our voters turned out and they can navigate the difficulties put in place by the Secretary of State and Brian Kemp.

Speaker 1 Well, that shouldn't be a problem because she's been given nonstop credit by the mainstream media for getting out the vote. That's her specialty, supposedly.
And so if she can just get them out. But

Speaker 1 the Secretary of State and the governor,

Speaker 1 they've been branded as racist because she said they have an effort to suppress minority voters, which is why Major League Baseball said that they were going to boycott the state. As it turns out,

Speaker 1 record numbers of people are turning out for the primary,

Speaker 1 as well as early voting for the general election.

Speaker 1 Suppression ever. It is, it is.
But she said, understand that Brian Kemp and Brad Raffensberger have put barriers in place,

Speaker 1 and they're going to be denying access to food and water

Speaker 1 in lines. Yes, yeah.
See, people don't realize this, but the founders, when they designed our electoral system, wanted all election voting lines to be like Golden Corral.

Speaker 1 They wanted to be full buffets. It was actually a Roy Rogers.
It was a Royal Rogers. What back then?

Speaker 1 Modern

Speaker 1 Golden Corral. Right.
But yes, it was constant food and drink. That's really, it's more about a meal.
It's like it was the first Thanksgiving. That's why it's in November.

Speaker 1 So it was supposed to be the pre-Thanksgiving Thanksgiving. I didn't know that.

Speaker 1 White supremacist groups and hard right-wing groups, she said, have been challenging the people's right to vote and impacted voter suppression in the state.

Speaker 1 She said up to 75,000 people have had their right to vote challenged because of the law passed now. And he did so because he was just frustrated by the results.

Speaker 1 So

Speaker 1 that's the truth on what's happening. Right.
And you could not

Speaker 1 be a person for the truth. Right.
That's not an election denier. Or a conspiracy theorist.
No, not at all. No.
Now we're starting to see all of that stuff kind of bounce back.

Speaker 1 We were talking earlier about the Politico article today, which basically says,

Speaker 1 this is a quote from Politico. The 2020 presidential election was rife with allegations of voting machine hacks that were later debunked.

Speaker 1 Yet

Speaker 1 there are real risks that hackers could tunnel into voting equipment and other election infrastructure to try to undermine Tuesday's vote.

Speaker 1 You see, back in 2020, you get thrown off the internet for saying those things, but Politico is writing about them in advance because here's the thing. When and if they lose this election,

Speaker 1 they are going to say it was stolen just like they do every other time.

Speaker 1 And they will act as if the past two years have not occurred. All right.

Speaker 1 Let me just tell you: Arizona, Iowa, Pennsylvania, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, any of these things have in in common? Anything?

Speaker 1 New Mexico, New York, Washington, and West Virginia have called in the National Guard.

Speaker 1 And

Speaker 1 the Brigadier General Gent Welsh, the commander of the Washington Air National Guard, said that

Speaker 1 not every state is doing it, but states that are activating these units have invested in cyber talent and cyber missions for years.

Speaker 1 And if you don't have a cyber unit in your state, you're really not in a good position to help them protect the elections.

Speaker 1 So the National Guard's been called out in all of those democratically led states.

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Speaker 1 Hello, America. There's a couple of things going on.

Speaker 1 Some states are already tracking voter fraud. Texas is one of them.
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Speaker 1 received a note from the Department of Justice over the weekend announcing that there will be four Department of Justice staff with teams that are going to be just popping into the Missouri election sites just to make sure

Speaker 1 that

Speaker 1 the Civil Rights Division has its eye on Missouri elections. But no big deal.

Speaker 1 Just tell us who we need to meet with and tell everybody at the polling sites that, you know, we're going to be in there just checking things. Oh, well, be, that'll be helpful and handy.

Speaker 1 Also, the National Guard cybersecurity units have been activated in 14 states.

Speaker 1 Now they're Democrat states, and they say they are just, they're really working hard to make sure that nobody does anything, you know, any kind of cyber hacks or anything. Well, that's great.

Speaker 1 Why is it only the Democratic states that are asking for that?

Speaker 1 Ken Paxton, he'll join us on the election and the reason why your Attorney General should be one of the most important votes you cast tomorrow. We join him in 60 seconds.

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Speaker 1 Ken Paxton, the Texas Attorney General, who I think is 12 points ahead in his race, something like that. Yeah, in the latest poll.
Ken, how are you, sir?

Speaker 9 Hey, I'm doing good, but I wanted to tell you, the Justice Department is coming to Texas, too. My guess is they're coming to many Republican states to monitor elections.

Speaker 9 I'm going to be shocked if they're in Democratic states, but we just got a letter from the Department of Justice saying that they will be in our state in several counties.

Speaker 1 Now, this is the

Speaker 1 from Missouri.

Speaker 1 It's the disability rights section of the civil rights division of the Department of Justice.

Speaker 1 So I don't, I

Speaker 9 just got notified by my office, like literally two minutes before I got on the radio with you. Wow.
They were still looking, I think it's Harris County, Waller County, and a few other counties.

Speaker 9 I don't, all I, I don't know who in the Department of Justice coming. I just thought, how interesting they're coming to Texas.
And now I just heard from you, Missouri as well. Yeah.

Speaker 1 I think it's really interesting that, you know, no big deal. It's just Election Day.

Speaker 1 You know, guys in the blue jackets with DOJ, that's not going to

Speaker 1 vote.

Speaker 9 Can you imagine if Trump had done that? Can you imagine the outcry if he had sent Department of Justice out to monitor elections?

Speaker 9 I can't even imagine what the media would be saying. My guess is they're going to be pretty silent on this.

Speaker 1 Yeah, and the national guard in 14 different states colorado connecticut delaware hawaii illinois louisiana new mexico new york washington west virginia iowa arizona pennsylvania hmm

Speaker 1 did did you guys hear from the national guard about their cyber security unit

Speaker 9 Guess what? We didn't hear a peep about that.

Speaker 9 Until you said it, I didn't even know what was going on.

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 1 It's interesting, isn't it?

Speaker 9 It is very interesting, and it's interesting that it popped up like today for us.

Speaker 9 They didn't call us and say, hey, we're concerned about your election suddenly, and we want to monitor them. It's a pretty unusual move for the federal government to come into a state.

Speaker 9 We do our own elections. Every state does their own elections.
It's very unusual for the federal government.

Speaker 1 Well, I can understand it. You're cutting in and out.
I can understand it if

Speaker 1 it's in the 1960s, or if you want to do it, good, let's do it in Pennsylvania as well. Are they going to be in Pennsylvania?

Speaker 1 I kind of doubt it. I don't know.

Speaker 9 No, my guess is they're doing Republican states only.

Speaker 1 So what,

Speaker 1 A, can the state turn the federal government down on that? I mean, the state runs the elections. Can you say, no, you can come in after, you can come in, but you're not coming into polling places.

Speaker 9 Yeah, but but i think because of the civil rights act i think there are provisions that allow the attorney general united states to do things like this we're actually my office is meeting like in a in the next hour to figure out what what we can do in response to the department of justice doing this

Speaker 1 it is so corrupt it's so corrupt i mean if if they're doing this and announcing i mean ken if they had a problem they would have called you um you know back a while and they would have said, Hey, we want to come in.

Speaker 1 We know it's going to be a crazy day, but we just want to come in and how can we make this happen? That's what a partner does.

Speaker 9 Yeah, this is intimidation by the federal government in Republican states. And I would love for the media to cover it that way.
They won't. But I'm afraid it's going to have to be you

Speaker 9 and a few others who actually call this out for what it is, which is intimidating Republican voters.

Speaker 1 That is crazy. Just crazy.

Speaker 1 Okay, so I mean, they're taking a, you know, to be an anti-racist, you have to be a racist.

Speaker 1 So this is like if you would have sent in all the local sheriffs and all of the local police back in the 1960s in black districts, you know, just to, just to, no, no, we're just there to watch the election.

Speaker 1 Uh-huh. Sure you are.

Speaker 1 So, so. So tell me, we are finding,

Speaker 1 we're finding corruption already, aren't we, in Harris Harris County? Isn't that the county of Houston?

Speaker 9 Yeah, that's Harris County. There's always been trouble in Harris County.

Speaker 9 One of the challenges we now have, because our Court of Criminal Appeals in Texas suddenly struck down the only statute that gave us protection, which was me prosecuting voter fraud.

Speaker 9 Now it's up to local district attorneys, who many of them are funded by George Soros in some of the bigger counties.

Speaker 9 So our Republican Court of Appeals, 8-1, struck down 71 years of statutes to stop me from being the only backup to these Soros-funded DAs.

Speaker 9 And their argument was I'm in the executive branch and I'm not allowed to go to court because that's a judicial function.

Speaker 1 You're the Attorney General.

Speaker 9 No, I'm not allowed to go to court, Glenn. It's a violation of the Constitution for the Attorney General.

Speaker 9 And if they're right, by the way, no Attorney General should ever have been going to court for the last 250 years in any state or the U.S. But that was their rationale.

Speaker 9 And I'm afraid that the Court of Criminal Appeals in Texas has been potentially taken over by forces that we would be surprised could be involved in Republican primaries.

Speaker 1 Holy cow. This is happening up in Michigan,

Speaker 1 where, what was it, they just overturned

Speaker 1 the courts just said that you don't have to have

Speaker 1 an even spread of Republicans and Democrats watching

Speaker 1 the elections. I mean,

Speaker 1 we're completely out of control. Completely out of control.

Speaker 9 Well, and they know if they think about this, no one knows who's on the court of criminal appeals. In Texas, we have two separate court systems.

Speaker 9 We have the civil side that the Texas Supreme Court isn't final say on. And what people don't know is on the criminal side, it's the Court of Criminal Appeals.

Speaker 9 And nobody, most Republicans, most lawyers, don't know who's on the Court of Criminal Appeals.

Speaker 9 And even though they're all Republicans, I'm very concerned that guys like George Soros have funded so-called Republicans to be on that court and just then suddenly out of the blue, strike down a statute that was the only thing giving us protection.

Speaker 9 And it's an insane argument that I can't go to court because I'm in the executive branch. It makes no sense.

Speaker 9 But that was their rationale.

Speaker 1 So

Speaker 1 you had a lot of people that had been arrested for

Speaker 1 voter fraud, correct?

Speaker 9 Yes, we had over, like, I think it was 900 cases, 300 and something investigations, 500 and something.

Speaker 9 Remember, there's some voter fraud, and if you say there is, you're crazy.

Speaker 9 But we had over 900 cases, and supposedly the Court of Criminal Appeals said, nope, they're all free because you're not allowed to go to court. It has to be the local DAs.
And guess what?

Speaker 9 That'll never happen in Austin or San Antonio. And so you can pretty much cheat in the biggest counties now in Texas with no consequences.

Speaker 9 So we have to change our Court Court of Criminal Appeals and we're going to have to have the legislature pass that statute, come back to court, and prosecute these people.

Speaker 1 That is crazy.

Speaker 1 So Ken, real quick, before you go,

Speaker 1 tell Americans why

Speaker 1 the Attorney General in our states is so important.

Speaker 9 Yeah, so we're the largest Republican state. We have the greatest number of resources.
We have almost 800 lawyers, 4,200 employees.

Speaker 9 We are the force force that takes on the federal government more than any other state. The other states, some of the Republican states do a great job.
They just don't have the same resources.

Speaker 9 They don't have the same number of lawyers, the same talent pool that we can operate in.

Speaker 9 And so it's really important if you want to continue to have in this country state's rights and have the federal government limited to what they're supposed to do under the Constitution, we have to win these Attorney General races, particularly in Texas, or we are going to lose that fight.

Speaker 9 And matter of fact, if this woman gets elected, my opponent, she will be fighting our state she will be helping joe biden and she will be fighting our legislature and our government it'll be a disaster right i know that um that's something that uh carrie lake talked to me about she said i we've got to have a republican a g

Speaker 1 or that a g will be suing me and the rest of the state to you know she wants to declare that there's an invasion of her state from the border.

Speaker 1 And she said that she thinks she can win it, but she's got to have the attorney general. Why haven't we made that case here?

Speaker 9 You know, I just don't think, you know, the media doesn't cover it that way. They realize how important this is.
And so does the other side.

Speaker 9 That's why the person I'm running against, she will be the most radical attorney general in the country. And they will send people in to help her.

Speaker 9 She will be the greatest thorn in the side of Republicans in Texas, trying to thwart everything that we try to do with elections, with the border. She's for open borders.

Speaker 9 She thinks that our election integrity laws are white supremacist laws. She's really out there, and she will be the most non-attorney general if she's elected.

Speaker 9 She will create lots of trouble for Republicans and for this state.

Speaker 1 So, but why, going back to the border, why haven't we made the case on invasion?

Speaker 1 Is that

Speaker 9 a governor's decision? There's a governor's decision. I think there's an invasion.
The challenge is once you declare an invasion,

Speaker 9 what's the next step? And you've got to figure out what that next step is. And I'm not sure what it is.
I think

Speaker 9 the more effective route is to challenge this decision that was made in USP, Arizona, 10 years ago, where they said that states

Speaker 9 couldn't pass their own laws.

Speaker 9 We need to challenge that in Texas and Arizona and make them tell us again that our people have to suffer like they are, that the federal government can ignore law, and then we're just stuck taking all the consequences.

Speaker 9 That cannot be the right decision.

Speaker 1 Ken, thank you very much. That's the Attorney General of the great state of Texas who

Speaker 1 could always use your help and your vote.

Speaker 1 What's the web address if people want to find out more about you, Ken?

Speaker 1 Oh,

Speaker 1 we shouldn't hang up on people before I have a chance to sink.

Speaker 1 I think he hung up. He's probably got some stuff to do today.
You think so? Yeah, I think he's got some stuff going on. Maybe an election, you know.
Maybe the DOJ. Maybe the DOJ.
How crazy is that?

Speaker 1 It's almost what you'd expect at this point, though, right? And that's sad. That's what's crazy.
It's, you know, it's

Speaker 1 while they're saying that, you know, they're going to cheat, they're going to cheat, they're going to cheat, and, you know, the Republicans are going to

Speaker 1 have a police state and they're going to do fascistic stuff.

Speaker 1 They always self-diagnose. They always self-diagnose.

Speaker 1 Remain

Speaker 1 cool tomorrow. Go into your polling place.
Go early.

Speaker 1 If they decide to bungle things up and

Speaker 1 slow the process down,

Speaker 1 it could happen. Please go early.
Plan on a line and vote. You've got to vote.

Speaker 1 They're going to do everything they can to keep Republicans because Republicans generally are the ones that vote on Election Day.

Speaker 1 And they're going to do everything they can, I think, to slow that down. Please

Speaker 1 go and vote and put up with the nonsense and be cool

Speaker 1 and vote. Let's end the madness.

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Speaker 1 It is absolute madness. Just madness.

Speaker 1 Let's see. The lawsuit demanding that more than 10% of

Speaker 1 election inspectors

Speaker 1 be Republicans thrown out.

Speaker 1 Now listen to this story. Whitmer appointed judge dismissed a Republican lawsuit that claimed election officials in Flint, Michigan hired too few Republican election inspectors.

Speaker 1 Consequently, nearly 90% of

Speaker 1 election inspectors entrusted with administering and overseeing the election will be partisan actors belonging to a single political party, the Democrats.

Speaker 1 The lawsuit claimed that Flint's interim city clerk and the city attorney and city assessor failed to ensure a fair number of election inspectors.

Speaker 1 Michigan election law specifies that the Board of Election Commissioners shall appoint at least one election inspector from each major political party and shall appoint an equal number as nearly as possible.

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Speaker 1 The Detroit Free Press has reported that the city's attorneys indicate that there's 120 of the 680 election workers, roughly 17%,

Speaker 1 that are Republicans. The lawsuit claimed that notwithstanding the Michigan's GOP provision of 122 Republican applications sent to the former city clerk, only

Speaker 1 there were they only wound up being 49 Republican election inspectors,

Speaker 1 and that's out of 442 Democrat election election inspectors.

Speaker 1 So, you know,

Speaker 1 you know,

Speaker 1 we did our best. I mean, sure, it's nine to one, but that is, you know,

Speaker 1 is as close to even as we could get it. Nine to one?

Speaker 1 You sound stunned. I know.
I just, I just, I, I, I, look, I, I don't want it stacked on our side. I saw a report from Texas that we

Speaker 1 that we had arrested a guy for voter fraud, and he was a Republican. And my first thought was, good.

Speaker 1 I want all of them arrested. I want all of them to go to jail.
And I just, I, I, it's just evil.

Speaker 1 You know, we have a good system, and I'm willing to duke it out. I'm willing to fight at the polls and, you know, make the best argument.

Speaker 1 But there's one side that just doesn't, I shouldn't say that the two sides lie to us all the time.

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Speaker 1 if you remember right towards the beginning of

Speaker 1 COVID, there was a hairdresser in

Speaker 1 Dallas that had to close her shop, and she was harassed by the police, but it all really came down to the county judge.

Speaker 1 And his name was Clay Jenkins. And

Speaker 1 Clay seems to be on a little bit of a power trip, or that's how it struck me.

Speaker 1 And

Speaker 1 somebody is taking him on in this election. Now,

Speaker 1 in Texas, the county judge is not a judge. You're not a judge.
You're just like the CEO of the county.

Speaker 1 But I think he likes to pretend that he's a judge. The person running

Speaker 1 against is Lauren Davis. She's running for his job and

Speaker 1 doing quite well. Doing quite well.
How are you? I'm good.

Speaker 7 I'm good. Thank you so much for having me.
This is definitely a dream come true.

Speaker 1 Really? Being on the show?

Speaker 7 It really is.

Speaker 1 You got to reach higher than that.

Speaker 1 Nope.

Speaker 7 This is it.

Speaker 1 This is it.

Speaker 7 Back from the Fox days with the whiteboard.

Speaker 1 Wow, wow, wow.

Speaker 1 So why are you running against him?

Speaker 7 Well, two reasons to sum it up. One was I'm a small business owner with my husband.
We own barber shops called the Gents Place. We opened our first one when we were 25 in Frisco, Texas.

Speaker 7 Now we have them across the country.

Speaker 1 It's crazy. I just drove by one the other day.
I thought, I should get my hair cut there.

Speaker 7 Yeah, well, it's a great place, I must say.

Speaker 7 And so in Frisco, Texas, of all places, we had the police show up to our shop and say, close your doors in 10 minutes, or we're taking your business license. So we did.
We complied.

Speaker 7 And I just never felt that level of helplessness in my life. I've been through a lot of things.
I'm 38 years old. I've lived a lot of life, but I've never felt helpless.
So it was step one.

Speaker 7 And then two, you fast forward two years, this exact time last year, and Clay Jenkins defied Governor Abbott's GA 38 saying no more mask mandates in public school. Right.

Speaker 7 My three kids are in public school in Dallas ISD. And so in that time period, I woke up.
I listened to your program. I bought my first Constitution.
I bought the Federalist Papers.

Speaker 7 I started, I downloaded Hillsdale classes. I mean, I just said, I must understand what happened to us.

Speaker 7 I also took your advice and said, do your own research. So I started making the kids watch World War II documentaries.
They saw it for themselves.

Speaker 7 And we sat down as a family, we're a family of five, and said, if this was World War II, who would we be?

Speaker 7 Who is

Speaker 7 who is the Davis family? And we said, if a Jewish family knocked on our door, we would not self-preserve. We would open the door at all costs.

Speaker 7 And I did not know what I was preparing us for. I just knew, as you say, I was going to have to take a stand.
And if we weren't prepared, we'd miss the opportunity. And

Speaker 7 so when the school year started, two out of three of my kids, so my daughter, Caroline, she was 11 at the time, and my son, Pierce, was 13, so they're eighth grade and fifth grade, showed up to their public school with no mask.

Speaker 7 And there were only two out of 604 kids to show up.

Speaker 7 So that turned into a 12-week battle where the school didn't try to accommodate us. They tried to crush us.
They literally made us a political enemy.

Speaker 7 They coned Caroline off in PE class, literally behind an arbitrary line of cones, and she had to watch all of her mask classmates play in front of her.

Speaker 1 They put cones around her? Yes. Oh, my gosh.

Speaker 7 No, it gets worse. Oh, my God.
It gets so much worse. So then the second week, they removed them from class.
They isolated them in the library. They eventually built a plexiglass cage around them.

Speaker 7 And I don't use that lightly. Floor to ceiling plexiglass in a small corner of the library, hired a substitute teacher to stand guard out there and tell them to be quiet and sit down.

Speaker 7 They couldn't even go to the cafeteria where all the other kids were unmasked.

Speaker 1 Oh my gosh.

Speaker 7 In Dallas, Texas.

Speaker 1 we, wow.

Speaker 7 And that's just the brief, we'd be here all day if I told you every detail, but they treated us like we were genuinely a political enemy. So I saw what you talk about.
Yeah.

Speaker 7 I saw the underbelly abuse. We lost all of our friends.
My most best friend, like someone you volunteer a vacation with,

Speaker 7 went through life with her, she turned on me and became my biggest enemy. You're kidding me.
No, no.

Speaker 7 These are teachers that loved us. We weren't new to the school.
We'd been in that school since my son had been in first grade.

Speaker 7 These are people who knew my heart, knew we have a nonprofit where we support veterans, and I do a monthly pop-up barbershop at Austin Street Center, a homeless shelter.

Speaker 7 Some of the work we do, they know me. They know I'm a great person.
And they still turned on me. No one would even sit next to us on the bleachers at a soccer game.

Speaker 1 You're kidding. No.
Oh, my gosh.

Speaker 7 So I said, in that process and advocating for the kids, We eventually had to pull them out. There was teachers conspiring to get my son sent to alternative school.
It was complete insanity.

Speaker 7 We could not keep them safe. So I had to hold him, school them for the back half of last year.
And I had a friend, my friend Ann Stone, she runs a local activist group called Deplorables.

Speaker 7 It's awesome. She's a bunch of grandma and grandpas just getting together, like, where is the world going?

Speaker 7 And I went and spoke there, and it made me feel not alone because it's very isolating when you find yourself being the only one taking a stand. And I know you know that.

Speaker 7 And she came to me one day and she goes, I don't know why I'm telling you this or asking you this, but have you ever thought about running for county judge? And I said, No, that sounds crazy.

Speaker 7 I'm not a politician. I'm just a mom of three, small business owner, no political aspirations, no experience.
I didn't even start voting until 2016 and 2020. Wow.
I've never even voted in a midterm.

Speaker 7 This is my first midterm to vote in. The first sign in my yard was my face, which was

Speaker 1 crazy.

Speaker 1 Why why so late you just

Speaker 7 she told me that it was a conviction in my heart and then in the primary you'll find this really funny the person who stood up to say i'll run against clay jenkins was the dallas isd school board trustee that was over my kids school oh my gosh god literally i'm extremely faithful person yeah god literally put the only person on the planet that i was i would know was a fake phony

Speaker 7 and so i tell people when god convicts your heart and you look to the right and you look to the left and you're the only one standing it's you He picked you.

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 7 And so I genuinely feel picked. And my husband and I, we talked and he pushed back on me and I said, you're not supporting me.

Speaker 1 What kind of husband are you?

Speaker 1 Probably a good husband. A great husband.

Speaker 7 We've been together since we were 16. Oh, wow.

Speaker 1 Good for you.

Speaker 7 Yes. And

Speaker 7 he goes, I haven't heard you say yes. And I said, certainly I've said, yes, I want to do this.
And he goes, nope. And I was like, oh, man, that's like a shot to the gut.

Speaker 7 You know, when truth hits you, it hits you. And I said, well, yes, yes, I want to do this.
And I swear to you, we felt the Holy Spirit head to toe. And he said, then let's go.
Let's do it.

Speaker 7 Let's crush the machine. And we mobilized a 69% victory over the establishment person in eight weeks.
I filed on the last day in the primary.

Speaker 1 Wow.

Speaker 7 Unheard of. Wow.
No one knew my name December 12th.

Speaker 1 So how is it going now? Because Clay's quite well known. Yes.
And he is a big time establishment and, you know, had big plans from here.

Speaker 7 Yeah, he's been in there 12 years, which is outrageous. And, you know, I think this is truly where the grassroots becomes mainstream.
People are sick and tired. I'm tired.

Speaker 7 I need me to win as much as everyone else needs me to win. My kids need me to win.

Speaker 7 You know,

Speaker 7 there's no other choice. And people say, you know, in politics, they keep hearing this such a loser mindset.

Speaker 7 If anyone started their entrepreneurial journey in the political mindset, we wouldn't have any businesses.

Speaker 7 They're like, what's my ROI on my

Speaker 7 investment in your campaign? I don't think you can win. I had people tell me, oh, this is an uphill battle.
And I said, it's a hill worth climbing.

Speaker 7 People said, oh, it's going to be a miracle. I said, thank you.
That's how I know. Yeah.
This is it is because it is going to be a miracle.

Speaker 7 If I got into this because someone said it was going to be easy or a guaranteed win, there would have been a line out the door to take this guy on.

Speaker 7 No, this is going to be a miracle, but we all know it's the time of miracles. I've heard you say that over and over.

Speaker 1 It is.

Speaker 1 We're going to see Moses-style miracles in our lifetime. In our lifetime, we will see them.

Speaker 7 And I believe that's what's happening in Dallas County. I mean, we have activated moms, mama bears.
I say I'm a happy warrior.

Speaker 7 That's a trademark thing I put in my campaign because people kept saying, oh, you're angry. I I was like, I'm not, I can get angry, but I am not angry.

Speaker 7 I don't attach my I am statement to things that don't serve Christ. And I said, I am a happy warrior.
Moms are coming off from the PTA.

Speaker 7 They're coming off the couch. They're coming out of the door.
They are rallying huge in Dallas County.

Speaker 1 Yeah, that is great.

Speaker 1 I don't know how long you've listened to me, but

Speaker 1 a long time ago, back probably 2008 or 9, I said, the most powerful thing anyone can say in politics, and I said it because somebody called me up and said,

Speaker 1 I'm just a mom.

Speaker 1 And as a mom, I think, and I said, stop.

Speaker 1 The most powerful thing you can say is, as a mom,

Speaker 1 You know, stop dismissing that because when moms stand up, nobody messes with moms. And I think that's why this whole thing is turning around.

Speaker 1 They overstepped the boundary and they walked into mom's world and they started messing with our kids. The minute you mess with our kids, moms don't sit down.

Speaker 7 They don't. No, and that's exactly what describes my conviction because another part of it is the politicization of the medical community.

Speaker 7 All of these mandates, my son that's sitting here with us in the studio out there, he has survived three open heart surgeries. Holy cow.
He has more to come too.

Speaker 7 It took 12 hours of open heart surgery at five days old. I saw the inside of his chest beat.
They left his chest open for three days. He was so swollen they couldn't sew him up.
12 hours of bypass.

Speaker 7 So I equate what's happening to a politician,

Speaker 7 you know, forcing his way into that operating room and standing over the shoulder of the surgeon and saying, Oh, do this, do that, do this, don't can't do that, do this, oh, and make sure you inject them.

Speaker 7 I,

Speaker 7 I will lay my life in front of that. I will not let it happen.
I will not allow these mandates to affect my kids. And the masking is one, you know, the vax is another.

Speaker 7 It's just, but it's the whole politicization of the medical community is dangerous. It will kill more people than COVID ever could dream of killing.
And I won't put up with it.

Speaker 1 God bless you. I wish I lived in the county that I could vote for you.
Lauren Davis, she is running for Dallas County Judge. She's the candidate there.

Speaker 1 If you would like to know more about her or help,

Speaker 1 Davis4, the number four Dallas, Davis4Dallas.com. Thank you.

Speaker 7 Thank you so much. This is awesome.

Speaker 1 Yeah, that's great. Thank you.

Speaker 1 I want to talk to you on Wednesday after you win.

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Speaker 1 Let me give you a little something here.

Speaker 1 You know, we've been talking all day. How can you be losing to these guys?

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Speaker 1 Brutal murders. This is the headline.
Brutal murders, rotting corpses, broken elevators inside Raphael Warneck's secret low-income apartment building.

Speaker 1 These are just some of the disturbing tales of the living conditions in apartments owned by Senator Raphael Warnock's church, gathered from interviews with residents and hundreds of pages of Atlanta Police Department, fire department, and court records obtained by the Washington Free Beacon.

Speaker 1 Atlanta police and firefighters have been called to Columbia Tower

Speaker 1 for fights, burglaries,

Speaker 1 car thefts.

Speaker 1 They said at one time somebody, some of the

Speaker 1 police were called because they decided

Speaker 1 where's Bill?

Speaker 1 And Bill was missing. And so they called police.
We might want to look for Bill.

Speaker 1 And they open up Bill's door and he's covered in flies. He'd been dead for a while.

Speaker 1 Or I like the guy that they hired. He was,

Speaker 1 he served some time for murder, but they hired him to be the maintenance guy.

Speaker 1 And

Speaker 1 he killed his girlfriend there at the apartment complex. Some really good things.

Speaker 1 A sex offender

Speaker 1 who slept in the hallways.

Speaker 1 Some really good stuff. No good deed goes unpunished.
Right. Or Raphael Warner.
Right. You know, just trying to give these murderers and sex offenders a place to be able to prowl.
Right.

Speaker 1 And he does that. And you criticize him i mean this guy is

Speaker 1 i mean

Speaker 1 how are these corrupt individuals so blatantly corrupt it used to be like you know the guy's corrupt oh come on now come on i mean what do you have i don't know a pretty good feeling a gut on this you know look he looks so smarmy

Speaker 1 it's a different this is a completely different standard that we're at now yeah we're like i don't know the fact that he's holding a bloody bloody knife over a body,

Speaker 1 you are so hateful. Just feels like a chance for Georgia to right the wrong of an out-of-control bender.
It's like, you know, you were... You were going,

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You just drank and drank and drank. You took, God only knows how many pills, and you somehow voted Raphael Warnock in.

Speaker 1 This is the time to right that wrong. Hey, it's not the walk of shame tomorrow.
It's okay. We're gonna forgive you.

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Come back home. Your daughter misses you.
Come back.

Speaker 1 We would love to see you again. All is forgotten.
Tomorrow, not forgotten. I mean, yes, it's forgotten.
It's all forgotten.

Speaker 1 Go out and vote. Stop the madness tomorrow.
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