0:00

He makes me think of cats not a sexual term. It's like

0:03

that's a female dog. It's not you Nikki Haley I'm

0:05

not calling you that how do we avoid this stuff?

0:08

You do what's best for you and your family What's

0:10

gonna be the biggest issue on voters

0:12

minds? It's 100% the border the grassroots candidates

0:14

in this primary election What do you think they

0:16

got a shot this time? I think they're gonna

0:19

kick ass and take names We will see a

0:21

shift in Texas politics that could last a generation

0:24

So what would they be willing to do to ensure that

0:26

doesn't happen roll out the big

0:28

guns literally of Michelle Obama? Those

0:31

are big guns Hey

0:34

guys I'm in my old stomping grounds over here at the blaze

0:36

studios and I just wanted to kind of kick it around a

0:38

little Bit with some of my friends their old friends, so they're

0:40

comfortable with me And they don't mind talking a little bit, but

0:43

these are insightful people These are people who

0:45

actually know what they're talking about because they

0:47

are on the front lines of both research

0:49

and writing and just trying to Find out

0:52

you know what the pulse of the news is

0:54

out there But they're also pretty good with their

0:56

opinions and their predictions about what we could be

0:58

seeing coming up in the months

1:01

leading up to Election Day in 2024 I Don't

1:04

know that anybody can guess the

1:06

scenarios that well I just

1:08

say this is as wild as your imagination

1:11

can go right because these days who knows

1:13

what people are capable of and I

1:15

don't think the country's ever been more divided

1:18

since maybe you know 1863

1:20

at the advent of the actual Civil War so

1:23

let's get a little bit of their insight

1:25

and hear their takes and Maybe

1:28

we can have a little fun with it and try

1:30

not to get banned from you know social

1:32

media platforms. Let's take a look So

1:35

I was having a question about I had a conversation

1:37

the other day about you Alex and

1:39

because Alex time needs no introduction I

1:58

See you go out into the city council. For meetings and stuff

2:01

like that, you're always troll and everybody. You're never home,

2:03

you're always on a plane. You're always going to another

2:05

city to do the stuff like I don't have the

2:07

energy to do that stuff. He was the Chairman of

2:09

You Got Do It Alex says I'm I know, Why

2:12

did you travel just as much as me and now

2:14

I'm as you go from there are a hooker every

2:16

weekend and literally perform in front of you know thousands

2:18

of people's A You know the grind is the grind

2:20

of i Don't Do it I'm not going for than

2:23

I want backward say dead or alive as us. But

2:25

here's the deal. When I show up people have bought

2:27

tickets and they adore me. They love me. They disagree

2:29

on. How the has and places I go they don't

2:31

like the that is serious totally different budget. I was

2:33

talking to somebody about this a sundaram longer something in

2:36

my head sad where you go to an audience and

2:38

you do want to win them over and sometimes I

2:40

do in when the audience of earth but do there's

2:42

nothing more than I like that being the heels and

2:44

times and I know you probably do the some nice

2:46

you're not feeling of are you was kind of like

2:48

to mess with the audience instead of like kowtowing to

2:50

them and try to ingratiate yourself a make them like

2:52

you so it's kind of funny. Got a city called

2:54

somebody says i'm not under the opposite it's like san

2:56

of comedy bits and when when you over on which

2:58

the like me being gracious. It's of my view

3:00

points but a city council meeting it's like now

3:03

as you did usefulness in whatever I say and

3:05

I'm more annoyed you good about it the better

3:07

it is for me. You did one recently that

3:09

I saw and on on. I recently you did

3:11

it but I just saw it recently he did

3:13

it was the you win in the city council

3:15

was a Dallas or wherever you call a guy

3:18

gay or is a receipt on his wife were

3:20

years he said the Mayor Eric Johnson just guy

3:22

so just god release in his divorce was his

3:24

wife excuse him that she walked in on the

3:26

Mayor of Dallas air Johnson with his chief of

3:28

staff Mary Elbaneh and dad. during the divorce proceedings

3:31

it came up and she also talked about how

3:33

when she confronted him at the house that he

3:35

says it said something other about twelve times. i

3:38

that that she had the ring doorbell security camera that

3:40

she shown on court it's i was is it our

3:42

city council and this is a guide it's ersatz has

3:44

made it so hard for me to speak of the

3:46

city council me sad is made aware that they say

3:48

they make a speech at the end of the meetings

3:50

had any have to in every city council meeting can

3:52

be a different time assessing dallas a big cities and

3:54

nice meeting be two hours and i'm sick so it

3:56

is limits your ability to speak because as as duisburg

3:58

air johnson caught cheating,

4:00

called him out, and on top of it, the

4:02

worst part about it, the girl that he was

4:04

cheating on his wife, Whit, is a girl named

4:07

Mary Albana, who used to be his chief staff,

4:09

and when she quit, he gave her $100,000 in

4:11

donations because she created a thing called Adept Strategies,

4:13

which is a political consulting firm. He's

4:17

the mayor that converted to being a Republican, right? Yes,

4:19

but see, this is the other thing is, I

4:21

think this is going to help his career. I mean,

4:23

his sex scandal honestly does not hurt your career. No,

4:25

these days it doesn't. You can have it, unless you're

4:27

Fannie Willis. And now

4:30

Fannie Willis, she probably likes the popularity,

4:32

honestly. No, on a serious

4:34

note, he is a scumbag. He's

4:36

not like right wing by any means, but I think

4:38

he wants to run for senator, so if he's

4:40

going to be a senator, it's going to be a

4:42

conservative seat, usually. So I think that's why he's trying

4:44

to do it. He's trying to appease both sides. Yeah, everybody,

4:47

including people that work with me and for me, they

4:49

were sending me the stuff about him becoming a Republican.

4:51

They were like, see, we're winning. I was like, no, no,

4:53

no, I'm not with this guy. And

4:55

I'm never wrong. I'm never wrong. So I

4:57

was like, no, you're not winning on this deal. Fannie Willis,

4:59

like you talk about her, she'll probably like they'll

5:01

give her a job on MSNBC. If

5:03

they say she's going to fail upwards, she's going

5:05

to be a mortar or hero to these people.

5:07

So I don't know. It's for this scandal is

5:09

probably not bad at all. I mean, Gavin Newsom

5:12

was when he was mayor, slept with his chief

5:14

of staff's wife and that didn't even affect him.

5:16

You know that. I mean, I'm just saying these

5:18

guys are all perverts. They're all scumbags and Bill

5:20

Clinton sticking cigars at Monica Lewinsky's. You know what?

5:23

So I don't know if sexual scandals really even hurt. I can't get

5:25

anybody to have sex with me. Yeah, especially

5:27

a cigar. I mean, I don't know. What

5:29

about the cigar they run away? I got nowhere to stick

5:31

that. Oh, wait. Oh, you're supposed

5:33

to. Oh, I see what you're saying on

5:36

that. The where were you? You

5:38

went to the Nikki Haley rally. You

5:40

actually got in trouble, but you actually issued an

5:42

apology for that, which I was like, It

5:45

was heartfelt. I felt that. Yeah, I apologize

5:47

because I was about to lose my job.

5:49

I mean, let's be real. I mean, I'm

5:52

sorry that I almost lost my job for

5:54

calling Nikki Haley staffers. Oh, I'm very sorry

5:56

about it. I Almost lost my job. I'm

5:58

incredibly sorry. That's not fake. Oh

6:00

sorry I'm so sorry sorry to the blaze not

6:02

Nikki Haley because I felt the contrition or met

6:04

Bill and I was like years ago you didn't

6:06

answer and Adam Sandler I followed sad that Monday

6:08

and he didn't answer when it's as soon as

6:11

I I like I like the keep myself a

6:13

little bit separated from the scandal you know what

6:15

I mean I was cool you because when I

6:17

went viral you know us are the people don't

6:19

know as I went to the he Haley's campaign

6:21

of in here in Dallas and I called one

6:24

of or staffers or how I didn't really car

6:26

how I said all the hose know me as

6:28

he says he knew I was. And then

6:30

ass or said noise and I was like

6:32

the biggest in every pearl clutching republican side

6:34

roads will you? This is Joe. Complain like

6:37

a crazy liberals are assessing black lives matter

6:39

in no justice. No peace of the events

6:41

then I'll say that. But listen comedy gets

6:43

a loss on his feet, wind san and

6:45

looks bad and no contacts clips me saying

6:47

to him because he was ever haiti of

6:50

noise and. But. It.

6:52

Cause lot of backlash and that's why cause you because.

6:54

All these Sam Seaborn tweeting Hughes,

6:57

Sarah Anybody with a blazing see

6:59

them in. That's. His his

7:01

novel me undies have money but in his mouth

7:03

when they're going as were accompanied are going after

7:05

their house and then they have to defend my

7:08

behavior or ignore it and it puts him and

7:10

you an offer to to rely on insane you

7:12

that I would I just chose to ignore has

7:14

it all idea did but I to signal I

7:17

saw it's advisers and some south I say like

7:19

it like I just I just I just sent

7:21

a Newsweek article about our friend Steve Baker to

7:23

somebody and I didn't realize I was quoted in

7:26

this Newsweek article and on went over and read

7:28

it as a decision so I try not to

7:30

pay. Attention to my press. You know there's so much

7:32

of it. I will. Honestly, I don't. even I see

7:34

Google myself because it uses, you know, Pains.

7:37

In bad and badly butter I guess. In a way

7:39

though I answer these young girls it is working in

7:41

a caravan. I guess I wasn't really want to be

7:43

rude to them, but. I. Was. Talking.

7:46

To them, then know Nikki his I how and

7:48

then as it urges cloud chasing on their campaigns

7:50

are they know it's a joke. So they were

7:52

actually really nice. The girls. People. on

7:54

twitter got really mad with the girls are laughing about

7:56

it was not come on in i'm of him on

7:58

of lamp to have him Everybody's a hoe, but I

8:00

am sorry. He is the pimp on the blimp, Pomp

8:03

Tom, 99, Alex Stein, and I watched

8:05

it. I was watching when you were

8:08

doing the thing, and I was like, that's not gonna

8:10

come back right. Yeah, I know, and I

8:12

called one of the P word. I thought

8:15

the P word's okay. I'm a cat breeder

8:17

now. I have cats, and I deal with

8:19

cats. So for me, the

8:21

word pussy makes me think of cats, not

8:23

a sexual term. That's on you for that

8:25

word being sexual. When you have

8:27

talked to a blasmosis and you love cats, it's

8:30

like, bitch, that's a female dog. It's not

8:32

you, Nicky Ailey. I'm not calling you that.

8:35

I'm saying I have a female dog, Ginger.

8:37

Technically, dictionary definition, that's a bitch. You're

8:39

the one that's making it a slur, not me. I'm

8:42

just using the words as they were written in Webster's

8:44

Dictionary. That's where my brain went when I heard it.

8:46

I was like, female dog, 1,000. You're

8:49

a vet, you're a large animal vet. You know

8:51

that, don't you, in veterinary school,

8:53

don't they use the term bitch? They

8:55

do, bitch, damn, yeah. The

8:57

whole thing, sire. That is what I'm saying. So

8:59

these are real words. You're

9:02

the one that is interpreting it

9:04

incorrectly. I'm just using cats

9:06

and dogs, the most lovable animals on earth. That's

9:08

what I'm referencing. Get your vocabulary from

9:10

a guy who just said, interpretate it. Listen,

9:12

I'm a C student, a graduate from LSU, by

9:17

just barely making it.

9:19

I don't wanna say cheating, but I copied a lot

9:21

of homework, so I made it out of there alive.

9:24

You can too. Even an idiot like me can make

9:26

it, so can you. And as a disclaimer, I'm not

9:28

a large animal vet. Do not send me any videos

9:30

of your cows or horses asking me what's wrong with

9:32

them, okay? I'm retired from that job, but I will

9:34

stick my arm up. To me, I'm kind of an

9:37

unofficial vet. She said it to me, I can give

9:39

you all the, and I know a place where you

9:41

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9:46

Yeah, horse tranquilizer. Well, I take a lot of horse

9:48

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9:52

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11:22

Jason Butler, chief researcher,

11:24

Blaze Media. Um, 2024

11:26

is an interesting year. I know, um, election

11:29

day is coming. Like we'll see what happens with all of that

11:31

stuff. If, if,

11:35

if Trump, the presumptive

11:37

nominee for the Republican party, if Trump is the

11:39

guy, how

11:41

far do you think the left is willing

11:43

to go to make

11:45

sure he does not get

11:47

elected? What's, what

11:50

are some scenarios as

11:52

we head towards the election? What do

11:54

you think? Oh, throw them in jail.

11:56

No question. Yeah. I don't, I still

11:58

think that even though I know he's

12:00

had some success like the Supreme Court ruling today,

12:02

which by the way, if that would not have

12:04

happened, I don't even want to think about what...

12:07

Because I think there's tripwires in the country right now,

12:10

and I think both sides, because we're just so fractured

12:12

as a country. I think

12:14

there's tripwires in this country that everyone's just waiting for. But

12:17

if you're told that you can't vote for the candidate

12:19

that you want to vote for, but

12:21

somehow the democracy is at stake, you know what I mean?

12:23

But the same people that are saying that are also trying

12:26

to get him kicked off ballots so you can't vote for

12:28

the guy. But if the Supreme Court

12:30

would have ruled opposite and would have said, yeah, yeah,

12:32

we're not going to do anything about that, can you imagine? I

12:35

mean, I don't want people to get violent,

12:37

but it's almost like they're pushing people to

12:39

get violent. You don't want people? Don't answer

12:41

that question. The great

12:43

political philosopher Whoopi Goldberg said on The

12:46

View that she thinks

12:48

that Biden should throw all Republicans

12:51

into jail, which of course is what they always

12:53

accuse the right of trying to do. We've

12:57

seen how the left can mobilize and

13:00

burn down buildings, burn down cities, set

13:02

up Chaz and Chop zones, throw

13:04

bricks and smash, grab loot,

13:06

the whole different thing. You

13:09

talk about there being tripwires. I mean,

13:11

what does that look like if the right just decided to

13:13

say, hey, we're going to take this thing and get it kinetic? I

13:16

mean, it's about to get physical here. I mean, you

13:19

start choosing up sides and things like that. I mean, is

13:21

there a scenario whereby that even... How

13:23

do you mobilize that? What does it look like? It

13:25

almost sounds like a strategy session. It's not. This

13:28

is a comedy show. It's a comedy show. Well,

13:31

I don't think they'll ever come to that.

13:34

I really don't. I think that it

13:37

would have to get very extreme

13:39

for us to go to those ends. And I also

13:41

think that both sides would have to have ultimate conviction.

13:45

My example for that is even the border. That's kind

13:47

of like our red line at this point, not only

13:49

for the right, but I think a lot of the

13:51

country is now saying, wait a minute. This is absolutely

13:53

getting out of hand. And you

13:55

had the Abbott administration say,

13:57

like, okay, I'm going to take this thing.

14:00

Okay, fine. This is Texas versus the

14:02

federal government. And we're going to

14:04

see Shelby Park and Eagle Pass, and we

14:06

got it from here. Well,

14:09

I actually have a documentary coming out

14:11

on Blaze Originals this week where we

14:13

went down to Eagle Pass. We went

14:15

with the Take Our Border Back convoy,

14:17

rode with them, but went

14:19

down to Shelby Park. And I don't

14:22

want to give too much away, but

14:24

let me just say I now

14:26

believe that what Texas and Abbott

14:28

are doing down there at the

14:31

border is one giant photo op. I

14:34

do not believe they're sincere. I know it

14:36

sounds sincere. I know a lot of Republican

14:38

governors have joined in with it because they

14:41

think it sounds sincere at all. But

14:43

they could solve this thing like

14:45

that. President Trump basically did.

14:49

Biden knocked everything out, but that was mostly political things

14:51

that they did. Phone calls they made,

14:53

executive orders they signed. They could solve it

14:55

right now if they wanted to, but

14:58

it's too politically advantageous for them to make

15:00

it continue to be an issue that drives

15:02

us apart. So none of them do. Nobody

15:04

on the right or the left. They have

15:06

no issues whatsoever. So I question their entire

15:08

conviction across the board. Well,

15:12

I always say on this show, I'm never

15:14

wrong. And so it being a

15:16

photo op, I've got a lot of pushback

15:18

from people who are saying, oh, no, he's

15:20

doing all of these great and wonderful things.

15:22

Yeah, well, to me, that's the same as

15:24

Biden saying we've got to pass a bill.

15:26

I mean, the guy signed 94 executive actions

15:28

in his first 100 days as president to

15:30

overturn everything Trump was doing at the border.

15:32

Now he needs another law passed. I just

15:34

don't – not buying into that nonsense. When

15:37

you talk about convictions, Joe Biden's approval

15:39

rating on any particular topic that's a

15:41

major hotbed issue amongst voters is he

15:43

never is above like 35 percent

15:46

at this stage. I mean,

15:48

he's consistently 65 to 68 percent disapproval. So

15:51

I don't think that those are Civil War-level

15:54

convictions that people have. Like, they're not going

15:56

to go to battle for Joe Biden, but

15:59

come November, Is Joe Biden

16:02

the candidate on the ballot? What do you think? Oh, that's

16:04

a good question And I've got

16:06

actually got a there's a there's a vote going

16:08

around the studios up here and Glenn's involved Stu's

16:10

involved I'm kind of on board that

16:14

Sometime after tomorrow, which is Super Tuesday

16:16

I don't know when this is airing

16:18

but sometime after Super Tuesday that

16:21

he'll be taken off and I think they're

16:24

We will win this no matter what would

16:26

be Michelle Obama Gavin Newsom Yeah,

16:28

them together on the same ticket. Yep. That's

16:31

what I'm thinking. I mean god, that's frightening Yeah,

16:34

that's really good. I'd rather die Pepper

16:37

stuff right? That's what I'm saying. Just get it

16:39

ready You

16:41

know, I've said forever I you know my Predictions

16:43

been they'll get to the DNC they'll get through

16:46

the convention and he'll be the guy and then

16:48

they can bacon within three weeks Like replace him

16:50

with whoever whatever candidate they want, right? Isn't that

16:52

the law or that's the rules with the DNC

16:54

or something in that person? Whoever the candidate's gonna

16:56

be doesn't have to do any campaigning to get

16:58

through the primaries So, you know here

17:00

we are as we say, maybe

17:02

timestamp tomorrow as we're taping. This is Super

17:05

Tuesday But

17:07

there's no way that guy's on the ballot, I don't think

17:09

no no I do not think so

17:12

not I mean your approval ratings Everything he has

17:14

gone. I mean and they they are terrified of

17:16

a Trump win terrified So what would they be

17:18

willing to do to ensure that doesn't happen roll

17:21

out the big guns literally of Michelle Obama?

17:24

Those are big guns Action Mike.

17:26

All right, Jason butchrill appreciate your brother. Yep.

17:29

His predictions always come true All

17:32

right. Hey, we're sitting here with my friend

17:34

Jill Savage. She's a host at

17:36

the blaze and I'm

17:38

getting everybody's takes on 2024 I

17:41

don't not the election How

17:43

long before we start seeing like wild

17:45

and crazy stuff left versus right? I

17:47

mean because obviously we're divided what is

17:49

your prediction for the next few months

17:51

heading up in November, you know I

17:53

said the summer of riots. I really wanted them

17:55

to stay back in 2020, but I really don't

17:58

think that we're going to have nice things. I

18:00

think that 2024 is going to be just as

18:02

crazy as the summer of 2020. And we're

18:05

actually going to level it up because that's what we always

18:07

do, right? What we did last time, not going to be

18:09

enough. The movie Civil War

18:12

comes out in April. So it'll

18:14

have to wait until after that. But

18:17

after that, I don't have a timeframe.

18:19

It's just sometime after the movie is released when they

18:21

are, you know, doing the predictive programming, we already had

18:23

the Obama movie come out where the preppers were the

18:25

good people in the movie. And they're like, Oh my

18:27

gosh, he knew how did he know? And it's

18:30

like, that's, that's actually really scary

18:32

when it's an Obama produced movie.

18:35

And you see that

18:37

kind of stuff going on. You see,

18:39

now I'm thinking because if you think about

18:41

the movies, like what was it Hunger Games

18:43

and Divergent and Star Wars and The Matrix,

18:45

everybody was on the side of the resistance,

18:47

right? But that's not true in

18:50

the real world. Like the people that are

18:52

resisting the federal government pushing back against big

18:54

government or governmental overreach. Those are the bad

18:56

guys were the conspiracy theories theorists were the

18:58

weirdos out there that are floating

19:00

all these ideas. But that's interesting because so

19:04

what you're saying basically is we got to get

19:06

through the movie first, we get through the movie,

19:08

and then and then we'll see what happens in

19:10

reality. But see, I don't ever see people on

19:13

the right burning down buildings or taking over cities

19:15

or looting, smashing, grabbing. Do

19:17

you think we're capable of such behavior? That's,

19:19

that's not our move, right? That's not what

19:22

we do. We aren't be George Soros funded

19:24

everything is laid out. The bricks are ready

19:26

to be thrown into the building. That's not

19:28

our side. But

19:31

if there's chaos in the streets everywhere

19:33

at some point, what

19:35

does that spill over into right? You have

19:37

to protect your own businesses. And you know,

19:39

we saw that with the summer of the

19:41

riots. I think

19:43

I think it'll be more self preservation,

19:46

protect my business, protect my life,

19:48

protect my family. And then they'll

19:50

they'll always spin it into us being the

19:52

bad people, though. Yeah, and the progressives,

19:54

you know, that those organizations that don't

19:57

really exist, those lefty weirdos out there

19:59

that take to the streets and burn things

20:01

down. What's funny about that whole deal is they don't

20:03

have to worry about the legal consequences from anything that

20:05

they do. You know what I'm saying? So

20:08

they don't have to worry about anything. You and

20:10

I get put under the jail for just being

20:12

within a quarter mile of the Capitol building on

20:14

January 6th. Jay Sixers are in prison for 18

20:16

years without doing really much of

20:19

anything. And the district attorneys

20:21

everywhere are getting liberals off and

20:23

actually going out and helping them fund

20:25

their court cases and making sure that they can get

20:27

out of jail with nothing to lose. Well,

20:31

Jill Savage, I hope you're not right.

20:33

Like, I don't know. Like, well, first of all, look at

20:36

me. I'm sitting on this couch. I'm like fat and dumpy.

20:38

I look like Jabba the Hutt. There's no way I can't

20:40

run down the street and fight anybody. Like

20:42

I talk tough online, but nobody,

20:44

nobody's scared of this at all. Like you're

20:46

still life and skinny. Like you could still

20:48

move. No, but I've seen your Instagram

20:50

videos and I've seen the safe, which

20:53

is an entire room. So I think that you're

20:55

a little bit better off, but there's nothing there

20:57

because unfortunately they all fell in the bottom of

20:59

a river at one point in time. So

21:02

yeah, but at one point in time you

21:04

were, you were ready to go. Strap. My gun

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22:12

here's the thing that a lot of folks don't

22:15

realize and that is the state

22:17

of Texas similar to the state of California

22:20

is very influential to things that happen in

22:22

the rest of the country. The reason being

22:24

is because well they're big and they have

22:26

a huge population. They have

22:28

a huge say in the national outcome of the

22:30

way things work on a federal level in the

22:33

United States but also their economies are so big

22:35

coupled with the fact that they are border states

22:38

and so much of what's

22:40

happening and being talked about in our

22:42

nation right now is because of people

22:44

coming across the border. So

22:47

what if you could have a conversation

22:49

with Texas lawmakers, get their insight, get

22:51

their understanding and get their outlook of

22:53

what's about to happen in the great

22:55

state of Texas. So

22:57

we're gonna head over to a rally for

22:59

my friend Mitch Little. If that name is

23:01

familiar to you, well it's probably because you

23:03

were paying attention to the Ken Paxton Attorney

23:05

General Ken Paxton impeachment trial

23:08

which turned out to be a big

23:10

embarrassment for those who are coming after

23:12

the nation's most powerful Attorney

23:14

General. Tends to work out that way

23:16

especially when the Attorney General happens to be on

23:19

in my opinion the side of truth. So

23:22

we went to one of his campaign rallies

23:24

because being a lawyer and being a hero

23:26

wasn't enough. He decided to run for the

23:28

Texas Statehouse in his district. Let's talk to

23:30

him, let's talk to some others, let's talk

23:32

to the Attorney General himself and let's see

23:34

what the outlook is for Texas because as

23:36

we all know so goes

23:38

Texas, so goes the nation. Here

23:40

we go. Hey guys welcome to the

23:42

insanity. We're at a campaign event

23:44

for Mitch Little and he is

23:47

running for the Statehouse here in Texas. There's

23:49

a kind of a menagerie of who's

23:52

who here and the

23:54

thing they have in common is they're all patriots.

23:56

They love this country, they love Texas and they

23:58

won't talk about it. about it. So every

24:01

now and then you get together with a whole

24:03

bunch of crazy red-blooded Americans that believe in conservative

24:05

values and hold dear to those and when

24:08

you get them all together you never know what's going to happen. So I

24:10

want to try to talk to them a little bit, find out what they

24:12

think 2024 is going to hold, what

24:15

it looks like, what's coming, maybe get a

24:17

few predictions out of them. Let's talk about

24:20

some of the setbacks we faced in the

24:22

last year, how we can overcome them. Do

24:24

they believe in the polling that's happening

24:27

right now? Are they surprised by any

24:29

of the headlines? What are the most

24:31

important issues that they're facing or that

24:33

we're facing in this country right now

24:36

and how do we deal with them as we move forward?

24:38

So let's go in, let's talk to some folks and have

24:40

a good time because that's what it's all about. Alright

24:44

so Shelly Luther, she's

24:46

pretty famous actually. I know you

24:50

hate it but everybody knows the news story about the

24:52

whole salon owner shutdown. You're sick of being called a

24:54

salon owner and you're a friend of mine and you're

24:57

a lot more than that obviously. You're running for

24:59

a state house, you run

25:02

them as rep for district 62 which

25:04

is Grayson County? Yeah Grayson,

25:07

Fannin, Franklin and Delta. Now

25:09

the specific question I have for you because this is

25:11

happening right now, this will air later but it's happening

25:13

right now, the CDC has now come out and said

25:15

that COVID should just be treated like the flu. Now

25:18

that's what we've been saying, did you see this? Did

25:20

you see that at all? I haven't seen it yet

25:22

but it doesn't surprise me. Yeah well when

25:24

you consider how many businesses were shut down and

25:27

how many lives were ruined and just

25:30

lost relationships, I mean everything, I mean

25:32

lives were shut down. You lived through

25:34

that, they literally put you in jail

25:36

for opening your business here

25:39

in the state of Texas. For the flu, for

25:41

the flu. Yeah. What they're now saying, you should

25:43

be treated like the flu and now they're even

25:45

saying that five days of you know quarantining yourself,

25:47

don't even worry about that anymore. Oh really? Yeah.

25:51

I just can't with them anymore. I know. I just can't. But

25:53

I know it's probably going to happen again at some point and

25:55

we need to stand up again. Which is my

25:57

question, so you're running here in Texas.

26:00

How do we because we've had some setbacks in the prior

26:02

years. We know that What do

26:04

we need to avoid moving forward because

26:06

I'm reasonably confident in your race Everything's

26:09

looking you feel like it's looking positive.

26:12

I think it looks pretty good right now. We're

26:14

cautiously optimistic Yeah, yeah.

26:17

Well, how do we avoid this stuff in the days ahead?

26:19

You know, it's crazy But you know what's

26:21

best for yourself and your family and you

26:24

just do that That's what

26:26

I've told everybody for the last almost four years now You

26:29

do what's best for you and your family and no one

26:31

else needs to decide that or didn't get in your way

26:33

about that Yeah, well listen

26:38

She's a hardened criminal She's

26:41

done time. All right. I've worn the

26:43

stripes Let me tell

26:45

you when she says that you better take it because

26:47

that's she'll punch you in the mouth

26:50

with it She's she's seen some things and I

26:52

learned that in prison All right. Good luck heading

26:54

into this thing. You bet. Thank you They

26:57

You They've

27:21

tried to get me here to do

27:24

a show for a long time And

27:27

This is the first time I've ever been here Different

27:30

kind of thing Sarah Gonzales the

27:32

host of Sarah Gonzales unfiltered. You're

27:34

looking very fringy today Are

27:37

you on the fringe? I am I am Magga

27:41

extremist on the fringe

27:43

fringe, right? I heard a rumor

27:45

that you're actually a man that Transitioned

27:48

into a woman. I saw the science on

27:50

Twitter Did you have

27:52

a response for any of that? I Think

27:54

the evidence speak for itself. We'll

27:57

take a look later. I kid I Alright,

28:00

we're up here with all of these

28:02

other, all these candidates, a lot of

28:04

them are running for state house positions.

28:09

You think grassroots candidates can win at

28:12

all anymore at this stage in the

28:14

game with the way things are? In

28:16

this climate, yes, because the

28:18

rhinos have pitted themselves so heavily against the

28:20

grassroots, especially with the impeachment of Ken Paxton.

28:22

I think that that was the switch in

28:25

a lot of people and got them more

28:27

active and involved. I think if it's going to

28:29

be a time, it's going to be now. So

28:32

you think a lot of the

28:34

rhino Republicans kind of self-sabotaged through

28:37

the Ken Paxton impeachment and

28:39

the setbacks and now with the border

28:42

and a lot of different issues. Let me ask you, going

28:44

into this next

28:46

few months before November, what's

28:49

going to be the biggest issue on voters' minds?

28:51

Is it the economy? Is it the border? What

28:54

do you think? It's 100% the border. The

28:57

border and the crime that is

28:59

being imported into our country. You

29:03

could say the economy is even part of the border issue

29:05

because it's a drain on everything. It's a drain on our

29:08

resources. It's an increase in

29:10

crime. It's a drain on our economy. It's a drain

29:12

on everything. And it's all tied back to the border.

29:15

The polls have trumped. This is the last

29:17

question I'll ask you and you can go back to being you. I'm

29:21

still being you. I know you sort of. My

29:24

face is so baby face. Look at it. I

29:27

woke up this morning. I was like, what did you do? My

29:30

beard was looking so good. The

29:34

polls, New York Times actually came out and showed

29:36

the polls showing Trump

29:38

five points solidly ahead of Biden. Do we

29:40

believe the polls at all anymore when you

29:42

got that coming out, even though it's favorable

29:45

towards Trump? What do you think? I

29:47

would say I would believe it only because Biden

29:49

has done so poorly for such a long time.

29:52

But I wouldn't. I wouldn't bank

29:54

on it so much as to say don't go vote. Right.

29:57

Like every vote counts and we need the process to play

29:59

out the way. that it should in order

30:01

for all of that to be secure. But it

30:03

wouldn't surprise me. I mean, all of these independents

30:06

who wanted Biden in because they thought, oh, Trump's

30:08

sweet, sweet thing, they're now seeing the ramifications of

30:10

putting Joe Biden in. And I don't think they

30:12

want another four years of that. Well,

30:14

I know that the other polls, the

30:17

Fox poll showed that Biden

30:19

on every critical issue has a disapproval

30:21

rating between 65 and 68% on

30:25

every single critical issue. So we'll

30:27

see what happens. Now, you've been,

30:30

Katie, you've been on

30:32

the campaign trail a lot this year. I'll

30:34

ask you what I asked some others. Do

30:36

grassroots candidates, in the past they've had

30:39

a hard time, do grassroots candidates in

30:41

this primary election, what do

30:43

you think, they got a shot this time? I think they're gonna

30:45

kick ass and take names. Why do you think so? I

30:48

think from everything we're seeing in the field, the

30:50

calls we're getting, the texts we're getting, the

30:53

donations we're getting, people are fed

30:55

up. They're ready to change their stuff in

30:57

Texas. We're ready for grassroots candidates. Yeah,

30:59

I think the establishment Republican rhinos

31:01

have kind of sabotaged themselves a

31:03

lot with the

31:05

sham impeachment trial and just the open

31:08

border. I mean, just not getting things

31:10

done, no priorities. So I hope you're

31:12

right on that thing. Looking at the,

31:14

on the federal level, looking at the national scene,

31:18

you think that Biden's gonna be the candidate come

31:20

November? You think he'll be their guy? Nope. I

31:23

think he's gonna be Newsome or Michelle Obama.

31:25

Yeah, probably a pretty good guess. That's what

31:27

I've said. Yeah. And I think they'll

31:29

get through the DNC, he'll be the candidate and

31:31

then they'll just replace him. I think they will,

31:34

brother. I don't think there's any chance Biden goes

31:36

to November. Yeah. I don't.

31:38

The, you get on the line and you see what

31:40

everybody's got to say, all the trolls and all the

31:42

people. I see all the mentions that you get. I

31:44

get a lot of them too. You

31:46

ready to just go out there and kick some ass? I'm ready to

31:48

kick some ass, brother. And one day

31:51

I'm sick of these rhino politicians. When you call

31:53

them out to ask them a question, I

31:55

had one call me a boy this morning and I

31:57

said, boy, I'm 20 years older than you. I

32:00

got you boy that you don't want. Wow.

32:02

Yeah, and that was

32:04

an elected politician. Frisco,

32:07

Texas. Holy smokes. Wow.

32:10

I mean the

32:13

condescending attitude that these folks have. They don't

32:16

want accountability. No, I mean, you know, you

32:18

had Sarah Gonzales, she's been escorted out of

32:20

campaign events. Yep. You've seen

32:22

it firsthand. Absolutely. And I saw just

32:25

from the posting that we put out

32:27

promoting this event, how

32:29

many people were saying, oh, there's not a single patriot

32:31

in that group. You know, those every one of those

32:34

people in there should probably be in jail. Just

32:37

the garbage rhetoric from lefty progressive that

32:39

don't have a damn clue about anything

32:41

going on. No, they don't. I'll tell

32:43

you for us, for me

32:45

and just since it's speaking, this is our

32:47

family. Y'all are our family. If

32:50

we didn't have y'all, I don't know what I'd be doing,

32:52

but y'all give me energy. Give me strength. Give me a

32:54

reason to fight. And that's why

32:56

we're here. I love it, brother. All right. Go

32:59

back to having fun. Thank you. Ah,

33:02

Jacinta. Why's Texas got to

33:05

be so big? Look

33:08

at that tan. You look like me, girl. Yeah,

33:12

I've been rubbing cream. Come

33:17

here. Come here. Hang on, Andy. Hang on a second.

33:19

You, you, you, you block walking. You

33:22

got a knocking on doors. Yeah. Do people talk to you?

33:24

Well, yes, they do. They don't, you don't have to slam

33:26

the door on your face. No, no.

33:30

Because you're pretty. Oh, thank you.

33:32

Thank you. You mean as a snake too.

33:34

And I know you're tough. I kicked that

33:36

door in. I want people's

33:39

response when overall, when you're out campaigning, because

33:41

you've been working on the Shelly Luther campaign.

33:43

They love Shelly. Yeah. They love you because

33:45

she's the only person, man or woman,

33:48

that stood up against the tyranny of the

33:50

government. The only one across this country.

33:54

And she's got the jail time to prove it. She's

33:56

got the, and we went to jail for it too.

33:58

Yeah. Got the little tattoo of the that little

34:00

teardrop right there under her eye. Yeah, plus,

34:02

yeah, plus she's easy to look at too.

34:05

Ah, she's, nah. I've

34:08

never paid any attention to any of that. I

34:10

wouldn't know. Here's the priorities when you

34:12

come to these campaign events. Thank you, my brother. Andy

34:16

Hopper, Andy, I'm

34:18

gonna spill that. Cheers, you can put

34:20

your drink down. Put your, you drinking

34:22

a Coke? Yeah. See,

34:24

I let you always know candidates, they're being good.

34:27

They're being good. That's not a good idea to

34:29

drink and soap fly. That's why I'm not running

34:31

for anything right now. There you go. So you're

34:33

running for House seat 64. Yes, sir.

34:35

Where is that in Texas? So that's Allbright

34:38

County. It's the northwest corner of Denton County.

34:40

So anyways, it used to be that we

34:42

were at Parker County. That's Mike Alcott's district

34:44

that he's running against now. But

34:47

man, I tell you what, it's a crazy

34:49

race. It is a different. It's a

34:51

crazy race in that I've seen a lot of the

34:53

Alcott supporters that are really kind of

34:56

taking on some weird leftist tactics with

34:58

the attack and the smear campaigns. You mean

35:00

Rogers? Yeah, yeah. I'm Rogers, I'm sorry. Yeah,

35:03

yeah, yeah. I mean, it's insane those

35:05

tactics that are out there. And it's like,

35:08

no, it's bonkers. Like only the left

35:11

goes after the right for being too far to the

35:13

right. Like they're basically absorbing the

35:15

same attitudes, the same tendencies

35:17

that the left has accusing us

35:19

of crazy things like those neo-Nazis, you know?

35:22

And it's like, come on y'all. Are you

35:24

actually Republicans? Are you gonna stand up and

35:26

support our Republican values? Are you gonna basically

35:29

complain and say that, you know, we're too

35:31

adamant about some of the things that make

35:33

Texas, Texas fighting for, you know, secure borders,

35:35

fighting for elections to be secure? These are

35:38

things they don't talk about. They don't wanna

35:40

talk about. So anyways, yeah, no, I mean,

35:42

if you see a mailer, they actually sent

35:44

a mailer in my district yesterday that

35:47

attacks Rick Green as being some

35:49

sort of crazy conservative. Can you believe that?

35:51

Like Rick Green is beloved, you know?

35:53

He's the man. Don

35:55

Huffines was on a mailer. Like they're

35:58

making fun of Don Huffines. How did you do that? You

36:01

can't do it and I mean not

36:03

without creating a false you know reality

36:06

my rep down in Montgomery

36:09

County Steve Toth his opponent was

36:11

sending out stuff basically accusing him of being

36:13

a neo-nazi because you've heard the rhetoric I

36:15

mean they're gonna it's like a house divided

36:18

can't stand and when you

36:20

have this type of tactic going on it makes you

36:22

wonder you know what what does the future look like.

36:26

Two questions do grassroots candidates do they

36:28

really because in the past they've struggled

36:30

do they have a chance to go around and

36:33

the second one is is the future

36:35

of Texas with the city's all gone blue the

36:38

future of Texas how long before we're we're

36:41

kind of off the clip in the in regards

36:43

to running to the left. Yeah so the

36:45

first question is I do think we have a chance and

36:48

I think the thing that is transformative this race is

36:50

that first of all the whole Democrat chairs

36:52

thing is now had two cycles to percolate

36:55

everybody in my district knows about it I don't

36:57

even have to explain it they know they may

36:59

not understand what committee chairs are but they know

37:01

we're surrendering power to the Democrats and they know

37:03

who's doing it and it takes time for that

37:05

to sink in so I think that's one thing

37:07

the other transformative thing is this Ken Paxton impeachment

37:09

you know it sucks that you know General Paxton

37:11

had to go through all this but the fact

37:13

that he did especially in rural

37:16

Texas people are pissed they're really mad

37:18

and they're ready to stand up and and that that's

37:21

something you really can't really predict but

37:23

you're seeing it people are coming out of the

37:25

woodwork to stand up for the Attorney General. But

37:29

as far as where we have a chance yeah I do think we have

37:31

a chance because there are so

37:33

many political refugees from California moving into rural

37:35

Texas they may not move it into Denton

37:37

they may not be moving into Austin but

37:39

they're moving into Wise County and

37:42

you can see like these people see what

37:44

is going on in Texas and they know

37:46

this is what happened in California this like

37:48

you say this rhetoric of calling conservatives neo-nazis

37:50

and trying to frame them they're like they

37:52

did this in California 20 years ago where

37:54

the right absorbed the tactics to the left

37:56

and started going against real conservatives so they're

37:59

actually standing up And the thing that

38:01

makes Texas kind of unique is even though we

38:03

have five blueberries in the state that are basically

38:05

turning the state blue, we have like a hundred

38:07

cities in the state that are a hundred thousand

38:10

or more that are like the long views in

38:12

the abilings, the midlives and the edestas and the

38:14

sermons and the towers. And those are actually what

38:16

is pulling the state to the right. So I

38:19

think we have a chance, but we cannot surrender

38:21

our conservative values. We can't surrender the high moral

38:23

ground and the positions that we have. Yeah. So

38:25

goes Texas. So goes the nation, man. Andy, good

38:28

luck in 64 brother. Appreciate you. All

38:36

the bankers, Texas for a little bit,

38:38

A.R.T. and they feel it. They're

38:40

going down. We're just a bunch of

38:42

conservatives in there. How do you know

38:44

that our attorneys general who just spoke,

38:46

there was a hint of a sheer

38:49

impeachment down in Austin earlier this year.

38:52

Magnetic. a

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all right well sir martinez let me tell

39:53

you something this dude right here he'll shock

39:55

you with his knowledge the stuff

39:57

he knows about taxes the stuff he knows about how to

39:59

stay the to be working and it'll blow your mind. Are

40:02

you running for something? Are you about to run for something? What are

40:04

you doing? I am working on making sure

40:06

that we put Joe Biden back in the real nurse and know

40:08

he needs to go into it. And I'm

40:10

about to announce that I'm running for state chair of

40:13

the Republican Party of Texas so we can secure our

40:15

elections and secure our borders. Because if we don't secure

40:17

one, we'll never secure the other. What

40:20

does that role do? I mean, why is that

40:22

important? What's the deal there? Well,

40:24

it's the chairman of the board of directors for

40:27

the Republican Party of Texas. So you're overseeing all

40:29

of the party functions, which means you're overseeing also

40:31

the elections, and you're also raising

40:33

money to get out the vote and to

40:35

make sure that you're having good quality individuals

40:37

and making sure the legislature actually listens to

40:40

the grassroots. But every two

40:42

years, we also have a political party

40:44

where we have the largest political party

40:46

on the planet to nominate whoever's sending

40:49

to the electoral college. But in between

40:51

that, we're running on getting people elected

40:53

in all these races. But I'm telling

40:55

you, this is the key on how

40:57

we beat George Soros and how we

41:00

secure our elections. And there's some key things we're

41:02

going to do with that. And people like you

41:04

that have had a voice will have

41:06

an amplified voice because we just want

41:08

the truth, biblical worldview, constitutional

41:10

worldview that will let everybody be freer in

41:12

this state. Because if this state is the

41:14

only state we have to save the United

41:16

States of America, now we've got to work

41:19

together to do it. I like that idea

41:21

of having an amplified voice. I'm all about

41:23

that, baby. Absolutely. Let's link in those tent

41:25

stakes and rock and roll. Hey, be sure

41:27

you follow Weston Martinez on social media. He'll

41:29

blow your mind. Stop

41:31

being the rhinos. No

41:34

more rhino vision. All right,

41:36

District 93, Texas State Rep, big

41:39

chat, Juan. Why do you do what you

41:41

do? Oh, man. It's for the next generation

41:43

before you're fighting. And the reality is, that's

41:45

a great question that a lot of rhinos

41:47

in Austin need to be asked. Why are

41:50

you doing what you're doing? Because if it's

41:52

not to secure the next generation from wokeism,

41:54

then stop wasting your time and wasting taxpayer

41:56

dollars. We need real, true fighting conservatives

41:58

in the Texas House. Don't run.

42:01

Yeah, there's a lot of people out there that are

42:03

looking at elections and they're

42:05

thinking they're not secure. What's the

42:07

point? I went to the

42:09

polling place the other day, man, and it was packed. I

42:11

mean, the lines were out the door. Do you think people

42:13

are a little more enthusiastic

42:16

at this point about what they see going

42:18

on, especially here in Texas after Paxton's trial

42:20

and just the nonsense they've seen? What do

42:22

you think? People are angry. People are upset

42:24

that their values are not being stood for.

42:26

The reality is for generations in Texas, we've

42:29

seen politicians say whatever they need to say

42:31

to get elected. They've prostituted the church for

42:33

votes. They've prostituted Republicans for votes. They've prostituted

42:36

conservative organizations for votes. And now there's a

42:38

real fine line. What the Paxton impeachment did

42:40

was it shut a line between those that

42:42

are willing to stand for our values and

42:45

those that are just going to go along

42:47

to get along down. And Austin, and so

42:49

to every conservative right now who's looking for

42:51

who to vote for, here's the three questions

42:54

I asked a representative if I'm going to

42:56

get behind him. Did you vote for impeachment or would

42:58

you? Do you believe in banning

43:00

Democrat committee chairs because we're the only

43:02

state that gives power back to Democrats

43:04

even though we have the majority? And

43:06

then third, are you going to support

43:08

Dave Vealen who has vowed to give

43:10

Democrats committee chairmanship? Those three questions are

43:12

going to tell you who our conservatives

43:14

are and who they're not. Isn't

43:17

it funny that here in Texas we can talk about

43:19

things and talk about like the Speaker of the House,

43:21

Dave Vealen. You can mention that in people all over

43:23

the country. It's become notorious,

43:25

right? Everybody knows that. So

43:27

I think people are realizing how big of a

43:29

deal what happens here in Texas affects the

43:32

rest of the country because everywhere is a border state

43:34

now. And so

43:36

what's happening here is

43:38

going to affect their lives. So I'll tell you this

43:41

Nate, if I was starting a boy band, you'd be

43:43

in it. Okay. You're a man

43:45

brother. Thank you. Thank you pal. Thank

43:48

you pal. Mitch Little, you'll rule them

43:50

out in the impeachment sham. I mean

43:52

you'll rule them out. Attorney

43:55

for Ken Paxton. What in the

43:57

world made you decide to run for office

43:59

for House? seat 65 in Texas. I

44:01

just don't think that the

44:03

Texas House can be occupied by people who

44:05

are willing to do that to another Republican

44:07

or really anybody Chad we can't have people

44:10

who are impeaching other people without evidence. The

44:12

rule of law has got to matter. It's

44:14

got to matter to Republicans. It's got to

44:16

I know it matters to the people in

44:18

this district. It's just about the

44:20

votes. We need conservative votes in this district.

44:23

Do you think that that impeachment trial worked

44:25

out to be a positive thing even though

44:27

they intended it for evil? I mean it

44:29

exposed a lot right? God use it for

44:32

good. I mean I said that

44:34

at the end of the trial when we were in

44:37

the middle of the press gaggle. I said what you

44:39

know what they intended for evil. God intended for good.

44:41

It's you know it's like

44:43

that domino meme. Dave Phelan

44:46

has a few too many cocktails one night and

44:48

now we've got the conservative resurgence right here in

44:50

Texas. I think this I want to be a

44:52

part of it. Yeah and it blew the door

44:54

open for grassroots candidates. You're doing it. I'm telling

44:56

you're the person for the job. The incumbent that's

44:58

in there has got to go. Absolutely

45:01

she's got to go. I believe things

45:04

are going to get better. It's going to start on

45:06

Tuesday Chad. I'll tell you this if candidates like yourself

45:08

and some of these other candidates that were here tonight

45:11

end up in the state house again it's going

45:13

to be a game changer. The state will change

45:15

for the better. I mean for a

45:18

very long time we will see a shift

45:20

in sex politics that could last a generation

45:22

and that's why I'm doing this. It's for

45:24

these for these amazing people you saw here

45:26

tonight who just want to have somebody come

45:28

home look in the eye and say I

45:30

was there for you. I love

45:32

it Mitch Little seat

45:34

65 baby.