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happy friday oh yes the weekend

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is just around the corner to which he had signed up

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for some yard work some fall clean

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up around the house find some grass seed you know

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the tricks to them instructions

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mow the lawn so to pick up some

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of the leaves are falling in his didn't cooler

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she's a good moment calorie number of excited

0:25

about autumn i always loved the great season

0:27

of autumn the onset of thanksgiving

0:29

when of my favorite holidays are i phones

0:32

well as we get lined up today

0:34

we get to amazing gas cars

0:36

or and leaves out and now the republican nominee

0:38

for the governor the new york

0:41

state and other way that state is very

0:43

much employee his democratic opponent happy

0:45

hogan not very far doing

0:48

and she's got a scandal was a lieutenant governor's

0:50

he owns a lot of the coven sat down from

0:53

the cuomo era and service

0:55

release album he's going to tell us what that race

0:57

is shaping up like what we're watching how

1:00

crime and economies are the driving

1:02

issues were so many new yorkers in the great

1:04

empire states and will start with fleas

1:06

alvin breakdown grossman some candidate

1:09

for new york gov the nemo finish

1:11

up with our good friend mark meckler for the convention

1:13

other states he doing some amazing were the

1:15

grassroots level has his finger on the

1:17

polls for many reasons one got

1:20

a grassroots army or more than five million americans

1:22

that's impressive alone but he also

1:24

has something else got a polling

1:27

partnership with the trafalgar group and the convention

1:29

of states are doing some amazing polling

1:31

measuring issues and are falling below the radar

1:34

most mainstream reporters and mainstream

1:36

pollsters marks going to brings up to speed on both

1:38

of those what a great show back

1:40

to back lee zeldin in mark

1:43

makar we're going to take [unk] commercial break when

1:45

we come back we'll start with congress from lisa i'm in

1:47

right after this

1:54

hi folks joining us now on the line on

1:56

the campaign trail in the great state new york

1:58

is one of our difference does it is lisa the now

2:00

republican nominee for governor in the great state of new

2:02

york started to read abby i'm so afraid

2:05

to be the a giant you have a lot of traction

2:07

going on in your campaign lot of questions

2:09

surrounding the income and

2:11

governance thousand little bit about

2:13

the scandal is a donor scandal there's a

2:15

lieutenant governor scandal it seems like culture

2:18

of corruption is surrounded this governor

2:20

and you're very short tenure the albany or he

2:22

had a enough of this corruption

2:25

it was toxic enough when she became

2:27

governor of the reason why she became governor

2:29

was because

2:30

protests or had to step down in

2:33

her first big decision was picking a lieutenant

2:35

governor herself that you picked prime

2:38

benjamin

2:38

prime measurement will reach a happy other

2:41

to fund the police moment the state capital where

2:43

he was a state senator but

2:45

he already had an investigation

2:47

that was ongoing which ended up resulting

2:50

has indictment and resignation

2:52

look at the local of all of her options she ends

2:54

up picking as a very first big

2:56

decision brian benjamin fast forward to

2:58

today and many other scandals

3:00

in between

3:02

now there is the latest updates came out

3:04

with a new story by the albany times

3:06

union with are talking about how she

3:08

gave a no bid over six hundred

3:10

million dollar contract one of her top

3:13

campaign supporters for these toby

3:15

tests where she was paying twice

3:17

the going rate it's just every

3:19

single day news stories of rocks around

3:21

this or around her and and there's obviously

3:23

no way that she's that be cleaning up albany yeah

3:26

was forty five percent more than what california

3:28

was paying job when is that known for getting good deal

3:30

so it's it's pretty striking when you see

3:33

that's another thing a sniff mean she's a

3:35

one of many democrats this times

3:37

that doesn't want to debate we're seeing with

3:39

katie have done in arizona it's you got

3:41

an incumbent governor the job interviews uses

3:43

a debate and she doesn't want to the beach sc

3:45

she does and she knows

3:48

she's lose if she as debate the problem

3:50

is i believe she lives as eat more spouses

3:52

debate

3:53

i believe that we should have at least

3:55

five debates she trying to get away

3:58

right here with practically nothing the me

4:00

she hasn't yet said where when how

4:02

many they'll generally say as

4:04

she said over the last few weeks said as

4:06

she looks forward to debating whoa

4:08

whoa let's do it i mean in a week the

4:11

absentee ballots are going out in

4:13

new york i don't know maybe i'm

4:15

maybe bit your bit your says that i'm extremely

4:17

it maybe it's extreme

4:19

that i feel like we should have a debate before

4:21

people vote says this is a crazy

4:24

idea right what a novel idea right

4:26

yes it is amazing and as he can

4:28

be putting out to out as a new york post ads are

4:30

camera today he was an uncertain suit and

4:32

i think that doesn't bode well with yorkers new

4:34

yorkers like people who are strong they don't

4:36

check them out they rise to the days and this

4:38

is gonna daughter until she says yes isn't it

4:41

no doubt end is obviously the

4:43

dog her once she says say

4:45

yes because then she's going to have actually

4:47

debate and the it's not gonna

4:49

lie it's not going to work out well for her she's

4:51

on the wrong side of so many different issues

4:53

new york leads the entire nation and population

4:55

last year's want to talk about that's what

4:58

bauer algebraic you're

5:00

welcome it but the problem is is that she doesn't want

5:02

to do the right thing i say repeal

5:04

castle spell she says she

5:06

needs more data i say fire

5:08

alvin brad she says he just got their coast

5:11

flak he's doing his job as

5:13

far as the whole goes she would rather

5:15

me as she's actually said this out loud she

5:17

would rather me just get on a boss and moved

5:19

to florida she declared it i'm no longer

5:21

a new yorker for my views

5:24

while there are millions of other new yorkers who

5:26

feel the same way that i'd you are you saying that

5:28

millions of new yorkers to leave the state and

5:30

was that say about her this is a response

5:32

to being challenged we live in united states of

5:34

america if you want to go he'll run some

5:37

states and some third world country well

5:39

the out that something for another dana

5:42

you know when she comes back internet

5:44

life but as far as this one as governor

5:46

of the state of new york you have to be willing to be the governor

5:49

for all new yorkers that you should love

5:51

and cherish respect our great

5:53

american process and that doesn't

5:56

mean that you silence if you're

5:58

a fan and

5:59

or to exile upon summer you want

6:02

to challenge you you you should welcome the debate

6:04

if you think truly that you have the better ideas

6:06

he really something in one idea that she has

6:08

a problem with her one policy has a bomb it's

6:10

most of the country has a time employment

6:13

market that you're having a hard time finding workers

6:15

but new york's unemployment rate keeps digging up way

6:17

above the national average four point seven

6:20

grew again and august's why are

6:22

people having such a hard time creating jobs

6:24

in new york a few things one as

6:26

york is just not a business friendly

6:28

state people who run it

6:31

agencies target

6:33

too many businesses with versions

6:35

was just sat well with with to tell

6:37

you have policies that make it

6:39

really hard to do business from the

6:42

tax fraud and from the regulatory

6:44

front they'll go either way to pass bills

6:46

that that that actually try to get rid of industries

6:49

altogether that they try to pass

6:51

new bills to create new industries

6:53

we're picking winners and losers and and based on your

6:55

political calculation they'll get

6:58

access to to grant money as opposed

7:00

to just leveling the playing field across

7:02

the board at there's also a lot

7:05

i mean it's for workforce development

7:07

to make sure you have labored at work the jobs

7:09

a lot of young new yorkers

7:12

are deciding that if they want to live the american

7:14

dream they could either heather your kid in

7:16

the basement a mom and dad's house so they can go buy

7:18

a home for their set themselves in

7:20

the carolinas or tennessee or florida or

7:22

texas are so that the americans

7:25

in order for the american dream to be a new york

7:27

juri you need to make sure that

7:29

new yorkers especially our young families

7:32

are are are be able are are able to

7:34

have their family i have

7:36

their own home and live

7:38

a certain quality of life that allows

7:40

them

7:41

that you enjoy life and

7:43

and not you'll like they're living life in

7:45

poverty so , many aspects

7:48

of they are really cathy hogan the states are

7:50

the wrong direction right across the board on all of

7:52

it running really against the grain of

7:54

an entire consumer well since it's an outside

7:56

job market but not a new york he really is remarkable

7:59

you have been outspoken critic of censorship

8:02

you put out an ad about the crime record of democrats

8:04

and twitter senses you less than twelve

8:06

hours after the ad was taking off on social

8:09

media your reaction to twitter meddling

8:11

in the race by listen i think that it's

8:14

wrong if you wanna talk about reality

8:16

were in an election coming up and we

8:18

are talking about violence on the streets or

8:21

images that are new yorkers

8:23

know all too well this is nothing

8:25

do with this is

8:26

the reality for many new yorkers who want

8:28

to see our streets or subways are all of

8:31

places of employment all made safer

8:33

and twitter is really

8:36

going wait you far above

8:38

and beyond the to silence

8:40

a voice right now what we we put

8:43

the at out a couple days ago within

8:45

about twelve hours or so we were

8:48

just under two hundred thousand views

8:51

in a flap the label on it and then

8:53

here we are a couple days later right

8:55

now has just over two

8:57

hundred thousand views as opposed the and

9:00

whatever it it would have had in

9:02

said you might have been into the into the millions

9:04

by now so there's a consequence when

9:07

that used to press that speech we've seen

9:09

in the past the new york post

9:11

account being targeted

9:14

by twitter when they were doing their reporting just

9:16

before the nov twenty twenty election and

9:18

it after the fact you find out that

9:20

the reporting is true and and big tech to

9:22

says oh i'm sorry my bad or

9:25

maybe they would you say that they're sorry

9:27

which hit a real big problem that

9:29

ios is not yourself a one off

9:31

your that we're talking about with aren't you see the at such

9:34

a good point it really is it's his jaw

9:36

dropping the watches on is alarming as

9:38

you look out as crime seems

9:40

to be it's time in economy run neck and

9:42

neck in new york as the two most important issues

9:44

what do you hear from everyday voters in the state exactly

9:47

what you just said crime and economy arrived there

9:49

to very top of the live

9:51

the reason why the nation leave the country and population

9:53

losses because new yorkers are hidden are breaking

9:56

point the like your wallet your safety

9:58

their freedom equality the kids that

9:59

educate her under attack

10:01

they believe they know that if they

10:03

go to one of these other states such as reference

10:06

that their money will go further they'll feel

10:08

safer though live life for your that's why new york

10:10

leave the it's hard h the population loss

10:12

the crazy thing about this campaign might be

10:15

the cat the whole goal is on able

10:18

to articulate and off to

10:20

donegal to finish this very simple

10:22

said new york leads

10:24

the entire nation and population lost

10:27

because what are you told us

10:29

the rest of that said the economy

10:31

would answer to how can you expect you to fix it

10:34

if she doesn't even know how to articulate

10:36

she did she can even take a shot at it she gave

10:38

her

10:39

hours and unlimited attempts to try

10:41

she would even be able to finish it is pretty

10:43

darn remarkable no place where you been

10:45

it's very strong i'm not throwing

10:47

out the men and women of blue if they don't

10:49

get a vaccine there was a big rolling where

10:52

i and my billie got was restored to the job

10:54

by a judge in the last few days consistent

10:56

with your policy inconsistent with stabbing

10:59

whole goes either course starting to wake up and

11:01

in but come on the right side of this issue

11:03

i certainly believe that that judge made

11:05

the right decision this particular case

11:08

i believe that nobody should be fired for

11:10

that person decision of whether or not

11:12

to get the cold back the the covert shot if you

11:14

want to get it get it if you don't want to get it don't get

11:16

it don't do it because governments

11:18

forcing you to do it your strategy you

11:20

if you don't you losing your livelihood a

11:23

people were held as heroes converted

11:25

into zeroes by the

11:27

beef democrats who have

11:29

been instituting that's the mandates

11:31

and beyond and people

11:34

who i love their job

11:36

old son find themselves out of work

11:38

i believe everyone should be offered their jobs

11:40

back with backpacks have the whole goal

11:43

when she was instituting this vaccine

11:45

mandate and she fired tens of thousands

11:47

of health care workers he

11:50

called on yorkers the be her apostle

11:52

get the shot listen if you want to get it get

11:54

it the don't do it because the governor's

11:57

calling on you to be or apostle efforts

11:59

as such an awkward use a word even

12:02

it's such an unusual thanks last thing

12:04

very interesting dynamic you

12:06

are picking up endorsements from really prominent

12:09

democrats and to sign the latest former

12:11

burrow present for manhattan's what's

12:13

going on here this looks like a coalition

12:15

building passes up or big time or

12:17

and earlier this week we were on

12:19

the steps of new york city all endorsed by

12:21

a city new york city councilman robert

12:23

holding

12:24

former state legislators

12:26

ruben diaz was a state senator speed coffin

12:29

here's the state assemblyman don't hiking

12:31

the former state assembly in a bunch of democrat

12:33

leaders and one person after another giving

12:35

speeches along the lines of how they've

12:38

been a democrat their entire lives the never voted

12:40

for republican voting for voting

12:42

for me on november eight will be the first time they ever vote

12:44

republican we were getting to speeches

12:46

like that from some of the group go

12:49

there is a strong coalition their citing as a top

12:51

of the way crime in public safety

12:53

and clearly cathy all goes that off to

12:55

this job of supporting our men and women have little

12:58

the making sure that law abiding yorkers

13:00

are in charge of our streets instead of yeah

13:02

it really is remarkable in sign of a large

13:05

city these are big figures in don't democratic

13:07

politics not just some person on the sidelines

13:09

is really the so what is the t for

13:11

you to close the deal on the finally to the selection

13:15

we , our vote out m s it's

13:17

that simple we have the votes out there

13:20

to win this race and aware polling right

13:22

out just a few points behind

13:24

which were feeling great was shot work hard

13:26

because show up at the be talking right now

13:29

than janeiro festival were little italy

13:31

and in lower manhattan one of my favorite

13:33

places oh my gosh we we

13:36

have the just an

13:38

amazing crowd great food ah

13:40

yeah honestly what you wish you were here we

13:43

will be doing this radio interview percent

13:45

are but it's just really important for

13:47

us to just keep working very hard for everybody

13:49

out there who supports us to do absolutely

13:51

everything in our power taking nothing

13:53

for granted this is not about riding

13:55

in a wave if you see anybody jumping

13:58

on a board to riding a wave

14:00

knock them off how me get behind the board

14:02

this is about us until the polls close

14:05

on november eight doing everything in our

14:07

power to create our wave

14:09

the only the only rule

14:12

if we did or usages one civil war

14:14

nobody should be jumping on any board

14:17

everybody needs to be helping to create

14:19

this way

14:20

so important were wondering i knew i

14:22

saw you in action here in washington

14:24

you are a tireless work are you going to be out there

14:26

work in every voter in the last day and

14:28

that's what the yorkers like they like people that put

14:30

in an honest long days effort near

14:33

is a great that's congressmen in order to

14:35

have you on are you get back to campaigning thank

14:37

you so much of the time of the of they were watson is really

14:39

really close and they shot taker thank you

14:41

years well odds on some six commercial break

14:44

and will be right that the martha has to this

14:51

horrible to the bathroom a commercial break my

14:54

nurse just isn't ideas man a person

14:56

who has been really pursuing

14:59

something that can change the future roaches

15:01

fix the problems that we've been whistling

15:03

out for thirty forty years but really haven't done anything

15:05

to do the growth of the administrative

15:07

the state the growth of spending the growth of

15:10

our lord sense of gum exactly what our founding

15:12

fathers did month the mark meckler set

15:14

out to treat the momentum and i do

15:16

mean momentum the create a convention

15:18

of states where the states to gather together and

15:21

rain in a large central government

15:23

in he's about two thirds of the way varies

15:25

moving quickly and he's joining us today

15:27

with another up and all that exciting things he doing

15:30

mark great to have yourself i

15:32

always good to be with you don't think forever it's

15:34

an exciting thing that you're involved with him you

15:37

have this grassroots army five or six million

15:39

large now engage i

15:41

wanna go back to something that happened exactly

15:44

a week ago today because it's a head scratcher

15:46

and it has clearly

15:48

backfired joe biden gave this unusual

15:51

speeds attacking fifty to sixty

15:53

percent of americans anyone who

15:55

believes that making america great is great bit

15:57

as good idea while he leased into them

15:59

clearly the polls show that

16:02

backfired he dropped as i some

16:04

of the poll growth he was just starting to experience

16:06

plummeted right after that you

16:08

wrote a really powerful op ed the

16:10

of edina it really caught my attention span

16:13

of trump targeted a leads joe biden targets

16:16

we the people tell us how the speeds last

16:18

week backyard and joe biden your what

16:20

for saw i just selling a lot of people down

16:22

the thought of want to beat the dead horse but the visuals

16:25

are stunning then i don't

16:27

know how you imagine that wasn't

16:29

intentional but it's hard to imagine why

16:31

it would beach in other words the way he stood

16:33

up there in front of that deep red sort

16:36

of polish background it looked

16:38

like it was nazi imagery

16:40

i'm not trying to liking him to the nazis i'm just

16:42

saying the imagery was there right

16:45

and then also using two marines as props

16:47

which is a shocking as a military involvement

16:49

political speech

16:51

absolutely so not seen anything like

16:53

that before in american history that kind

16:55

of imagery and so

16:57

i think that's very dangerous in and of itself

16:59

it looked dictatorial and looked

17:01

foreboding now take the truth is

17:03

it was intended to be for voting this

17:05

administration has been openly

17:07

threatening to freedom loving patriots

17:10

all across the country not is threatening but

17:12

acting in terms of threat and this is very

17:14

unusual in the united states

17:17

of america and what i mean by that is what would we that

17:19

heated rhetoric since the beginning of our politics

17:21

literally are you go back to that election

17:23

eighteen hundred similar things that they were saying

17:26

about each other back and would make us blush

17:28

so i know i'm not a problem with hard

17:30

rhetoric in elections which

17:33

, doesn't happen in our elections

17:35

is a candidate or sitting

17:37

president especially attacking

17:39

the american people people

17:41

what it is you attack your political opponents

17:44

know he more broadly their party

17:47

and you say republicans and you're referring

17:49

to the people in washington d washington

17:51

but when you directly attack people

17:54

and like he said he i'm tens

17:56

and tens of millions of american people are

17:58

now you got another thing organ he tried

18:01

to backtrack on that a little bit by thing it wasn't

18:03

attacking the american people but like he

18:05

talks with civically about people who

18:07

are pro life he talks to sit out

18:09

people who are pro traditional marriage

18:12

in marriage and family and so he was

18:14

aiming directly at the heart of the american

18:16

people i think this is a very dangerous

18:18

turn in our politics

18:20

yeah so what's interesting about it is

18:22

that it's benefited to a very small group

18:24

of a lead us in america journalists and intellectuals

18:27

and the last it doesn't speak

18:29

at all to anyone that the majority

18:31

of america other countries and it impugns

18:33

that majority in a significant way as

18:36

regardless of intensive it seems like is is purely

18:38

bad politics everyday the people are you going

18:40

to go asked to vote for him a couple of years

18:43

does he just a bad advice as he just sat out

18:45

as soon as he cotton some sort of elitist bubble

18:47

months a political standpoint off

18:50

the mark well i would say the first thing

18:52

is that i don't think it's joe biden and in

18:54

i don't believe that joe biden is a cogent

18:56

human anymore i don't think he really knows

18:58

what he's saying i i think that put a speech

19:00

in front of them they've given the right mix of drug

19:03

, journal and whatever they're putting them

19:05

on it he goes up there and he does best

19:07

to read from the teleprompter but it's the

19:09

people that are around of better defining the stuff

19:11

and i think they do live in a bubble i think we

19:13

can tell by their policies they are the most

19:16

radical leftists in the united states

19:18

of america and they're just trying to appeal

19:20

of that base and and there is one really dangerous

19:22

thing that i see that concerns me is that

19:24

the vast majority of democrats

19:27

over three quarters over three started to speech

19:29

was good that they had no problem

19:31

with it and so they are appealing to

19:33

the majority of their base with this kind of read

19:35

yeah i think that's where my near they they

19:38

are going for a base of their

19:40

party that is reflective of any majority

19:43

coalition it's you can put together in this country

19:45

it's fascinating to watch meet

19:47

you been doing some amazing polling with it's vulgar

19:49

goods and convention the states action

19:51

tell us action little bit about

19:53

what that polling shows about what

19:55

democrats and lead to some wasn't are talking

19:57

about in the gap with what bomb

19:59

europeans are dealing with and want washington

20:02

to be fixing yeah any and really specifically

20:05

aiming at republicans and you know and that

20:07

person to have the right here in texas we don't register

20:09

to a party and in california has declined to say

20:11

when i lived there because i don't love the public

20:13

and it's just generally don't represent me but

20:16

, what we saw we awesome have the

20:18

recovery republican party done what it

20:20

takes to win your confidence essentially

20:22

and when you're you're you find it's

20:24

fifty three point five

20:26

as he gets plus percentage of americans

20:29

say know that they haven't so it's a majority

20:31

of americans say republican party

20:33

has done what they have to do to win my vote

20:36

and

20:37

really as a warning sign it

20:39

really is if you look at a republican party itself

20:42

is about forty percent of republicans

20:44

say that they haven't done what it takes when

20:46

my vote for much higher percentage of independence

20:49

and so the republicans better get their act together

20:52

and they'd better start acting more

20:54

muscular in contravention of what

20:56

binds doing is not enough to just

20:58

run against joe biden and the democrats this

21:00

they have to do something and have and plane being

21:03

for something is far more powerful than the

21:05

union something you know as in the or

21:07

even if republicans went as history it's sort

21:09

of may be on their side their selection that and can

21:11

we pick up the house it's the most perilous

21:13

moment for republicans will be from january

21:16

third on when they have to show

21:18

what they're going to govern they have to deliver

21:20

the american people want or this is probably one of the

21:22

last census gets the majority back

21:25

we've been slipping majorities in quicker

21:27

quicker tirades every two four six eight years

21:29

now but it's i don't think they

21:31

get another chance if they don't really

21:33

deliver what the american people have do

21:35

you think m mccarthy's gonna give a presentation

21:38

the new contract with america called the commitment of america

21:41

later this month we think it can be in pennsylvania

21:43

so we're hearing what does kevin

21:45

majorities action plan have

21:47

to have to speak to not just the forty percent

21:49

that are rock solid conservatives

21:52

but the twenty percent or the independence at

21:54

the site elections

21:55

yeah i think it has to be incredibly

21:57

muscular without being overly

21:59

party

21:59

in other words it's got a focus on a season

22:02

when i say muscular i'm talking hawk muscular

22:04

in his to break out of his shirt and jacket

22:06

and he needs to explain to the american

22:08

people in a very muscular way what

22:11

he's going to do to restore the economy

22:13

would that's within congress his powers and

22:16

there is what people are really thinking about is the

22:18

economy they're going to the grocery store we just saw

22:20

food prices up eleven point

22:22

four percent we saw the overall inflation

22:24

rate eight point three percent taking up

22:26

against the people are struggling

22:28

out there he's gonna have to address the economy's going

22:30

to have to address energy independence that

22:33

blackouts going on in california i think we're

22:35

going to see more of that around the country as

22:37

winter settled on the country's gonna have

22:39

to address energy independence is gonna have

22:41

to address crime wave a crime wave

22:43

running rampant across much of this country

22:46

and the big cities our republicans

22:48

going to address that are they gonna deal with the things

22:50

that affect everyday americans are they gonna play

22:52

inside the beltway i ,

22:54

i i always have hope but

22:57

i'm not too hopeful because i'm

22:59

talking about kevin mccarthy and the republican party

23:01

you're not a sandwich and mckenzie versailles

23:03

rising the what what does he has to does to

23:06

earn so yes i'm out be a political

23:08

hoffman's muslims what does he need

23:10

to show to be his own trend

23:13

setting since he does he were to get to be speaker

23:16

what does he need to does he's only sort of

23:18

been a conciliator can work and through and

23:20

taking the path of least resistance but what does

23:22

he need to so to be the soon leader it's

23:24

that would rally that sixty percent majority

23:27

of percent concubine

23:28

the arctic what are you gonna have to do with actually

23:30

lead and conciliate in other

23:33

words at a good leader is pushing

23:35

his caucus to do the right thing and

23:37

, pushing mint the move to take

23:39

power use the power they have a a specific

23:42

example that i would take is a

23:44

joe biden said he's gonna double the size of

23:46

the size r s eighty seven thousand new

23:48

agents i would call themselves alberta

23:50

grasses and mccarthy needs to

23:52

say yeah there's no funding for that where the house

23:54

of representatives we control the purse and

23:56

under no circumstances will we provide any

23:58

funding for that i think he should do

24:00

the exact same thing with the f i in the fan of

24:03

doing away with you if yeah and starting over but

24:05

if you won't do that, he needs to there's

24:07

not going to be funding for the fbi, unless

24:09

we get this series of reforms right

24:12

now, the american people are terrified of the irs

24:14

in nap yeah we should never be terrified of our

24:16

own government and the fbi is is in

24:18

to hardee's restaurant in cornering

24:20

michael, and dale, as he drives through and stealing

24:23

his cell phone or seen them, do these

24:25

things in most public, notorious an outrageous

24:27

ways so he asked to go that

24:30

he has a plan to rain needs agencies in

24:32

its

24:32

really to you know when you you talk about lindell,

24:35

the fact that we haven't seen a single democrat,

24:37

i can't remember a single treat

24:40

it like the the last fifty or or seventy republicans

24:42

even though they illicit is just

24:44

a law of averages say the democrats have

24:47

a legal issues tubes why is

24:49

it that we're seeing so

24:51

much focused systems republican

24:53

conservative causes and does it create an automatic

24:56

perception of people that's now the

24:58

f b i become a political police on a law enforcement

25:00

police agency yeah of course it doesn't

25:03

and the reason that we're seeing it is because it think

25:05

it's very intentional it's think they're weaponizing

25:08

these agencies against republicans and

25:10

against insurgents because they don't want

25:12

us in action during the election

25:15

specifically because they see only

25:17

two possible results in the election

25:19

they win or , cheat and when

25:22

and that's the way they look at it they are totalitarian

25:25

by nature and they believe that they

25:27

should control everything and so everything can tell you

25:29

from being out there was drafted

25:31

the or actually regular people are

25:33

scared of the f b i write out there scared the f

25:35

b i showing up by people asking me in our organization

25:38

should we be fearful i just had

25:40

our outside counsel prepare a memo telling

25:43

us what to do should the f b i knock on our door

25:45

i never expected that i would need something

25:47

like that would , sharing that with

25:49

the movement and so what they're trying to do

25:51

is to is to chill

25:53

political speech and political activity

25:56

and it's actually quite successful

25:58

people are very nervous about

25:59

the federal government coming after them and

26:02

it's not unreasonable for people to be nervous about

26:04

that

26:05

i'm had a code word in the speech and all

26:07

of the folks around and music that be

26:09

the dangerous tape are trying to subvert democracy

26:12

money i think he means by that is we

26:14

want to quash descent and on i

26:16

look at the history of his nations right from

26:18

his mom and a birth it was born as

26:20

a nation of dissent a nations

26:22

are people could speak their mind and battle of out

26:24

in the best idea when when to majority rule

26:26

on constitutional republic it's the idea

26:29

of that descent now is openly

26:31

being discussed as needing to be crossed

26:35

that that is what about allowing descent

26:37

will allow people to subvert democracy seems like

26:39

it's a complete opposite of our democracy

26:42

is how much do

26:44

you think everyday people realize it's the

26:46

end goal of the last right now is to crush

26:48

dissent yeah i think

26:50

that is the end goal of laughter affect

26:52

people's perception of that is

26:55

absolutely accurate and

26:57

, this is so funny town because whatever

26:59

they accuse us of his

27:01

projection of this projection of truth of i've

27:04

heard that so many times does

27:06

it serve and so the iowa that would

27:08

explain why absolutely true in this moment they're

27:10

calling a fascist three

27:12

the the inventor of fascism

27:14

as the system was mostly

27:17

mussolini said that fascism to be defined

27:20

as everything inside the state nothing

27:22

outside of the stage and nothing

27:24

against the states and then is essentially

27:26

the manifesto of the democrat party ah there's

27:28

nothing that they can't touch

27:31

with government they believe that everything

27:33

should be handled by governments and

27:35

now they've added the last plank

27:37

of mussolini's three place which is

27:39

there should be no dissent and they are coordinating

27:42

specifically with the social media giants the tech

27:44

companies and lots of other corporations

27:47

to crush dissent so they are acting

27:49

as fascists people's perceptions

27:52

are correct in that regard really

27:54

remarkable to see this moments this

27:56

won't turn will be susie negative attention

27:58

the effort to crusts

27:59

the spared in the center of the convention

28:02

of states moment the second but before i do

28:04

be i know you're always looking for novel ideas

28:07

and and a scenario that could play out next year

28:09

as we could have republicans could have just

28:11

been chamber of the congress the could above

28:13

for the stomach and the white house and so

28:15

the budget dance becomes what we've seen often

28:18

in past years a muddled mess

28:20

there's an idea that andy biggs

28:23

and floated right here on the show about a

28:25

week or so ago of resurrecting

28:27

an old rule it's been around but even that

28:29

since eighteen seven d

28:32

six seventy seven it looks at him it's

28:34

goal it's called the whole mineral

28:36

and what it proposes is

28:38

that any member of congress can alter

28:41

a spending know and appropriations op's

28:44

on a majority vote so that you can define

28:46

to predict of agency or bureaucrats

28:49

or program if it isn't complying with the

28:51

wishes of government hasn't been around

28:53

the canon tinkered with it back and twenty seven team

28:55

a par i'd never really used it's bringing

28:57

this back in allowing the appropriations

28:59

lot of beats the enforcement

29:01

a mechanism of the well of congress would you think

29:04

about idea

29:04

i love that idea and use you asked

29:07

earlier what i thought kevin mccarthy had

29:09

to do to be real leader that the he

29:11

get that will past and allows members

29:13

to propose among men men and

29:16

then are quite a simple majority vote to

29:18

to insert the things under the home and rocks

29:21

i literally they can take out any

29:23

amount of money in the bill they could say for example

29:25

of i said you know we're not going to find those

29:27

eighty seven thousand agents in the ira

29:30

the cafe where to get rid of bureaucrats

29:32

like anthony anthony thousand

29:34

it allows them to specifically target

29:36

with a lack of appropriations the lack

29:39

of spending money anything that they want you

29:41

in the program and i think this comports

29:43

with the will of the framers of the constitution

29:46

all spending was soon issued in the house and

29:48

they didn't want the house to be able to be blackmailed

29:50

me forced to spend money on things

29:52

that didn't comport with their wishes and so i

29:54

think this is a fantastic idea i think

29:57

if mccarthy will get the south

29:59

are get voted on

29:59

haven't used it

30:01

added you'd be an american here yeah

30:03

it's it's actually getting some fractional talks a lot

30:05

of folks in the congress in

30:07

certainly the house freedom caucus

30:09

innocent people outside the house freedom caucus love

30:12

the i b m on the republican side

30:14

so i think it's got some a momentum very

30:16

interesting to see if that turns up

30:18

to be one of the items in kevin

30:20

mccarthy his agenda when he unveils

30:22

it later this month or less certain for

30:24

the last segment of the enemy here mark to

30:27

the certainly work done your nearly two thirds

30:29

of the way to i'm thirty four states of he gets

30:31

at nineteen now could get twenty one pretty

30:33

soon as , get closer

30:35

of the aerial attacks to the news

30:37

media into a lead us organizations are

30:40

mounting and i wanted to address some

30:42

of the things that people are saying it seems

30:44

to me it's like they realize

30:46

the constitution states is potentially a

30:48

reality it's and it scares anyone

30:51

who likes a big government or a big

30:53

administrative state am i misreading those

30:55

articles no in fact it's

30:57

funny the first big hit teeth came out

30:59

from business insider about six weeks ago

31:02

ago one of the things that they said over and over

31:04

and the article that they were horrified because we

31:06

could actually call a convention of states and

31:09

like congress the president and the courts couldn't

31:11

do anything about it

31:12

they were horrified by that and i look

31:15

at those get into said yeah

31:17

the exactly right that's

31:19

exactly what fraternity were trying to return

31:21

the power to the american people

31:23

i would say that was interesting i mean other

31:25

than the stuff they are we talk personal trash

31:27

about anybody involved in essence course

31:29

but when they talk about the movement in what it had the power

31:32

to do they were entirely right and they feared

31:34

that were second their ability to control

31:36

the administrative state from washington d c

31:39

and thus control the lives of americans such

31:41

as i read those articles i literally thought well

31:43

i probably would have paid you to write the system

31:46

is it can lead directly

31:48

related by the way that young and funding about

31:50

assists this assists what's the

31:52

founding fathers saw as the

31:55

solution said we get to this moment

31:57

in history since they also since when

31:59

they speak out against the financially speaking out against

32:01

your movement there's actually speaking

32:03

out against the wisdom of the founding fathers ukraine's

32:05

discrimination it's so amazing

32:08

that it absolutely true and so we

32:10

have the hit piece by business insider msnbc

32:13

by so everybody picked it up and

32:16

then amazingly about ten days ago

32:18

a former senator from with cancer see i'm

32:20

sure you remember some people will russ feingold

32:22

from wisconsin laughter and

32:25

ever to serve he wrote an entire book

32:27

attacking convention of states i'm

32:29

named in the prologue us senator rick

32:31

santorum who were first is named in the prologue

32:33

are we are apparently the most dangerous people

32:35

in america right now that book

32:37

was picked up a b c prime time news

32:40

did a fifteen minute interview on a new york

32:42

times covered it's all over the place on

32:44

the left to his credit recital

32:47

, us very seriously and he said

32:49

the left ought to be very worried because

32:52

he people are way further along even

32:54

then the numbers indicate these are serious

32:56

people with serious funding doing serious

32:59

work and they're way ahead of us on the left and

33:01

then he said all the stuff you know they're going to take the power away

33:03

from washington d c they're going to take the power away

33:05

from the administrative states are they're

33:07

going to get rid of the department of education and return

33:09

it to the states they're going to get rid of the piano

33:11

returning to the states and all that i said yes

33:14

hallelujah i mean that is

33:16

we're trying to do so you nailed

33:18

it and honestly treated us more seriously

33:20

and with more respect than some on the idea of course

33:23

he doesn't like what we're trying to do he's not quite

33:25

about that but that was a warning

33:27

shot that he signed up to the radical left in america

33:30

that they need to fight against

33:32

it's so interesting there are

33:34

what's three ballot initiatives his father

33:36

two or three that are be on the ballot this fall for

33:38

tremendous a gap there aren't any that i'm aware

33:41

of john okay for sunday's i thought alaska

33:43

had put it on the ballot but i might be wrong about

33:46

they actually have something or what what alaska's got

33:48

going enough talk to those folks they've got something

33:50

going on their own constitution isis

33:53

that's whether to have a constitutional convention

33:55

they have that opportunity to put that on the ballot so

33:57

they're looking to do some reforms that there

33:59

the constitution which hasn't scored some very

34:02

radical left wing stuffed in conservatives

34:04

up there looking to overturn that i see

34:06

such as the focus of the not that's not the federal

34:08

convention the seats and were all talking about know

34:11

and you can't do that as a ballot initiative because

34:13

the constitution itself itself says

34:15

the legislature's have to cough that's

34:17

a point as a disincentive to make some sense

34:20

to me and got i'm skid row that's

34:22

when you look at this now though be a lot

34:24

of energy coming out as elections in

34:26

a month ask you where

34:29

that image he should be focused if republicans

34:31

and one or more of the chambers of congress

34:33

on november ninth where do you start

34:35

that energy i mean crime and face and seem

34:38

to be the same as same county all seem

34:40

to be so critically threatening right

34:42

now but it's where would you say hey republicans

34:45

on day one start here on the

34:47

map yeah i mean if it were me on day one i would

34:49

start with the economy and energy because

34:51

energy and are related with the economy the american

34:53

people are suffering and you have

34:55

to address the suffering of suffering american people

34:58

and the way to do that sort

35:00

of the republicans quickly and easily

35:02

is the address the size and scope of the federal government

35:05

card

35:05

the budget stop defending

35:08

because the spending is leading to the inflation

35:10

inflation is that it's a blind tax

35:12

taking money out of people's pockets and

35:14

we've got to get inflation under control by the

35:17

way it's gonna be some painting getting inflation

35:19

under control so people are going to have to be tolerant of

35:21

that but inflation is the first thing to

35:23

tackle freeing up our energy markets and

35:25

working to help make us energy independent again

35:27

there's only so much republicans can do

35:29

on that because the president has a lot of authority

35:31

there but they need to be pushing on that

35:34

directed at you think that i would focus on first

35:36

and then i would go to education

35:38

and putting education back in the control

35:41

of local people stopping on a madness

35:43

that's going on in our education system

35:46

those are probably that would be the top of my

35:48

list do like the idea of idea parents below writes

35:50

something he gets enshrined aware what's was

35:52

something school districts just can't take away from parents

35:55

yeah you don't have to think about whether i really want

35:57

that at the federal level i'm i'm i'm concerned

35:59

when we impose conservative

36:01

thing that the federal level that than the left

36:03

looks for that says hey when we get power was composed

36:06

the liberal

36:08

and i really look i i

36:10

i'm not necessarily opposed to that in

36:12

this sense if it really is a bill of

36:14

rights then that means in california

36:17

that the leftist parents can do whatever they want

36:19

and i'm a fan that i don't like what they're going to do

36:21

but i want them to be able to do whatever she wanted to have that

36:23

power and that's right so if the bill of rights

36:26

genuinely gives parents the power

36:28

at the local level in the school districts

36:30

all over the country then i would be in favor of yeah

36:33

that's a great interesting thing is to be fun to see if that shows

36:35

up in some of the ideas and the next few

36:37

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36:39

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36:41

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