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Morning, You're about

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to enter the arena and join

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the Battle to Save.

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America with your host,

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Sean Parnell. Hey,

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everybody, Happy Monday,

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Welcome to Battleground Live. It is great

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to have you here today. We had

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almost one hundred people waiting, like

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almost an hour before the show, just going

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back and forth in the live chat

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and just a quick weekend update.

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It was.

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It was a crazy awesome weekend in Fort Parnell.

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It was Emma's thirteenth

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birthday. It's hard to imagine,

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you know. I've got three daughters,

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two teenagers now, and then I've got Natalie Schmadeley,

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who is in the live chat right now talking smack

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on me, because of course she is, because

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that's what she does. She's embarrassed

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by me dabbing. Well, Natalie

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got one hundred percent on her math path, so

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I think that we owe her a celebratory

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dab.

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Do you see this forum right here? People?

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This is what it looks like. This is what right looks

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like here. Okay, one hundred percent

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of the math test. But but but emma thirteenth

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birthday party today. I

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think we have some pictures of the actual

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celebration. Oh that okay, So that's

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me. Yeah, that's a picture of

1:16

the celebration, but it's actually my aunt Cindy

1:19

brought over what they call a

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gut buster sub or no, I'm sorry,

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a belly buster sub from De Carlo's

1:25

and Base Gates, a whole Italian sub. You

1:27

see that right there. Look at Natalie in the back

1:30

looking at me all embarrassed. You see her, She's

1:33

like, what.

1:34

Do you doing.

1:34

I've been told that as a politician, you're

1:37

not you're not supposed to or you should

1:39

never hold things up to your mouth and eat

1:41

them.

1:41

But I couldn't resist with a De Carlos sub.

1:43

Now to Carlos is an Italian restaurant,

1:45

an Italian delicatessen, I

1:47

guess here in western Pennsylvania, but

1:50

they make these subs that are on entire

1:53

loafs of Italian bread. And I

1:55

made my way through that

1:58

through half of it, I think, over the course

2:00

of forty eight hours. But of course, if you look there in the back,

2:02

Natalie looks horrified, as as she

2:04

should be. That's just but it's

2:06

just my job as a father to do these

2:08

types of things. Go ahead and show the next picture.

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Chat. So this is the fan.

2:11

There's Emma right there with

2:14

her thirteenth birthday cake. And on the far

2:16

right you've got Ethan who's in the live chat, and next

2:18

to him you've got Katie and Commander

2:21

Melanie is right there in the middle. And then you've

2:23

got Emma, of course in front of her birthday cake. And that very

2:25

smart looking young fellow is my

2:28

youngest son, Evan with his glasses, very

2:30

very smart. His glasses make him look smart

2:32

and he is smart without them too. And then

2:34

you have there Natalie Schmatley there,

2:37

and of course this is the thirteenth birthday.

2:39

But folks, I have to.

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Tell you, I am

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it's hard. It's you know, birthdays are bittersweet,

2:46

you know. And you

2:48

know Emma is thirteen

2:51

years old, she's a teenager now. And my

2:54

grandparents used to say to me when we used

2:57

to have our Sunday dinners and that's it's something that

2:59

we try to do as a fan only two.

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Uh.

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We used to do every

3:03

single Sunday, religiously a Sunday

3:05

dinner with the family and my my grandfather

3:07

and my grandmother would host them at her house.

3:09

Their house was I mean, when I was a kid,

3:12

it felt like their house was huge. But as we grew

3:14

up. Their house was just a standard

3:16

middle middle class house in in western

3:18

Pennsylvania and and just just

3:20

just outside the city of Pittsburgh.

3:23

But we would gram a heck of a lot of people

3:26

into what was probably a kitchen

3:28

that was too small for all of us. And

3:31

my grandmother used to say to me, you know, over and

3:33

overall, don't blink.

3:34

Oh man, these.

3:34

Kids look how fast, Oh look how big you are. You

3:36

guys are just growing up so fast. Oh man, you

3:39

blink and you're you're already a teenager. And

3:41

I used to just kind of laugh, and of course that

3:43

that phrases cliche, and

3:46

you know, it's just my grandmother saying what my grandmother

3:48

says. But now I'm starting to experience

3:51

all this stuff with my own kids, I.

3:54

Find myself saying the exact same

3:56

stuff. You know. When Emma was a

3:58

little baby, she.

4:00

Was very, very difficult to put the sleep.

4:02

In fact, she never liked sleeping in her crib. But I

4:05

used to remember, you

4:07

know, holding her as she was going to sleep

4:09

and just doing squats because that's the only

4:11

way that she would fall asleep. And

4:13

sometimes it would take like four hundred air squats

4:15

to get her.

4:16

To fall asleep, and so that's

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how I remember her.

4:21

And it's just crazy to me that she's thirteen

4:23

now and she's turning into a fiercely strong,

4:26

young independent woman who's,

4:29

by the way, who's been through a lot. You know, if

4:32

you've paid attention to my my you

4:34

know political career. You

4:37

know how the left fights. We talk

4:39

about it often on this show.

4:40

They're brutal.

4:41

They don't care about

4:44

who gets hurt, they don't care if kids are involved.

4:47

My kids have been through through the ringer and

4:50

yet somehow, all of them. But

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you know, all of these kids.

4:55

Are somehow stronger more intelligent

4:58

because of it, and and they

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never cease to amaze me, you know, every single

5:02

day. They really are an inspiration to

5:05

me as a parent, which, by the way, let me tell

5:07

you it would be the first to tell you that

5:09

being a parent does.

5:11

Not come with a manual.

5:13

I wish there was a class in high school that taught

5:15

you every you're in college, that taught you everything there is

5:17

to know about being.

5:18

A parent, but there's not, and

5:20

especially about being a father.

5:22

But I have to tell you, it's been one of the greatest honors

5:24

of my life to just watch these kids grow up

5:26

and.

5:27

Yeah, don't blink.

5:28

Kids get old, kids

5:30

grow up right before your eyes, and it's kind of

5:32

an unbelievable thing. But yeah, we

5:34

had a hell of a weekend here in Fort Parnell

5:37

and Emma had a great birthday, and thank you all

5:39

for wishing her a happy birthday

5:41

in the live chat on Friday. I mean, she watched

5:43

the show and she saw some of the chat and

5:46

she just thought it was pretty cool that you all rallied

5:48

around her like that. So thank you for your support.

5:51

And if you're watching this show and you're

5:53

just joining us, so you're new to the platoon

5:55

and you're in the trenches, just you know, the mission of the

5:57

show is to this

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country. Get in the fight to save this country, not

6:02

sit on the sidelines. We cannot afford

6:05

to be the silent majority or any

6:07

longer.

6:07

We just can't.

6:09

You know, Politicians trot out every single

6:11

election cycle that this is the most important election

6:13

of our life, of our lifetime. But the

6:16

reality is, as I think, twenty

6:18

twenty four is America's

6:21

last hope because these Democrats,

6:23

and as we'll talk about today, they have no

6:25

shame. They're all in on the fundamental

6:28

transformation of this country. And as we talk about

6:30

Auten on this show, to transform something

6:32

means that you must destroy it, brick

6:34

by brick so that it can be transformed

6:37

into what image. I have no

6:39

idea, but given

6:41

what we've experienced since the twenty twenty

6:43

election, whether it's stealing or rigging elections,

6:46

or if you're a lefty and you want to brag about it, maybe

6:48

you call it fortifying elections, which I got this

6:50

from the Time magazine piece called

6:53

the Shadow Campaign to Fortify

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the twenty twenty election, which again came out

6:58

in Time magazine in February twenty twenty

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one. It's

7:04

just a crazy time to be an American and

7:07

the left when we talk about the fundamental transformation

7:10

of things, they mean the fundamental transformation

7:12

of the best country

7:14

on the face of the planet. And I just I

7:17

have to tell you, folks, I

7:19

we've got to do something about it. And

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right. So, pivoting right to a couple

8:30

of news stories that are that were top

8:33

of mind for me today. Donald

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Trump is in South Carolina. And the reason

8:38

why I'm telling you this is because Donald Trump is

8:40

obviously in the mist of a hotly contested

8:44

presidential primary. And when I say hotly,

8:47

I certainly do use the term

8:49

loosely because he's winning by fifty

8:53

some points in almost every primary state.

8:55

And now we'll talk about it later. He's winning

8:57

by a fairly significant margin over Joe Biden.

9:00

And but what

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Donald Trump's in South Carolina right now, and he

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is beating both Nicky Haley

9:08

and Tim Scott in their home states of South

9:10

Carolina by double digits, which is significant.

9:13

Don't you think that there

9:15

should be a rule or maybe

9:17

if it's not a maybe it's not a written

9:20

rule, maybe it should be like an internal

9:22

barometer check for some of these other politicians

9:24

that if you're getting your butt whipped in your own

9:26

home state by somebody who's by

9:28

another.

9:29

Candidate, maybe you should bow out.

9:31

I think the Santus is getting beaten Florida

9:33

by thirty some points. You know, you've got Nicki

9:35

Haley and Tim Scott being beat in

9:38

South Carolina by like twenty some points.

9:40

I mean, do you think that maybe

9:42

you should take a hint bow out of the race consolidated

9:45

around a single candidate, Yeah, you would think,

9:47

But many of these candidates.

9:49

Yeah, they just they.

9:51

Don't have the best political instincts,

9:53

and it makes one wonder why

9:56

they're still in However, the

9:59

reason why I'm talking about South Carolina is I

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have kind of a funny

10:04

or maybe an informative story about

10:06

South Carolina that I want to tell you.

10:08

Now.

10:08

I've told you before that I've been involved in

10:10

politics for quite some time since

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I left. Since I left the military and

10:15

wrote out Lawlatoon, I've tried to

10:17

use that platform to both help veterans

10:20

and fight for the direction of this country. I've

10:22

always said that I don't need boots

10:24

and a rifle to fight for freedom. I

10:27

don't need a title of Congressman

10:30

or Senator to fight for freedom. I don't need the rank

10:32

of a captain or some other military officer

10:34

to fight for freedom. No, I'm an American

10:36

citizen and that's enough. So I've

10:38

always volunteered my time on local,

10:41

state, federal races where I could. I've helped

10:43

Mike Kelly and his campaign way

10:45

back in the day, helped local candidates

10:48

otdoors here in western Pennsylvania. I spoke

10:50

at the House Republican retreat in twenty

10:52

fourteen when John Bayner was the Speaker

10:54

of the House. I've regularly advised

10:57

members of the House and the Senate on

11:00

warrant policy and veterans issues. I helped

11:02

wrote a bill called the Write, a bill

11:04

called what was signed in the law

11:06

by President Trump called the Mission Act, which

11:09

gave veterans a choice with regards to where they

11:11

received their healthcare. And the reason, by the way,

11:13

just as a moment

11:16

of pride for me, you

11:18

know, veterans, this was back at a time where veterans

11:21

were dying on secret weight lists. Do you remember that story

11:23

out of Phoenix, Arizona, where you

11:25

know, the VA was out there

11:27

telling vets that oh yeah, hey, we're

11:30

out there telling veterans and the American public

11:32

that they were getting veterans into appointments and everything

11:35

was going great. But the

11:37

problem was is that veterans were killing theirself,

11:39

killing themselves in record numbers, and there was actually a

11:41

secret wait list that the VA was not

11:44

releasing that had veterans waiting months and months

11:46

and months for the critical medical care that they needed.

11:48

Well, what this bill did was

11:50

give veterans a choice. Because I

11:52

like and appreciate the VA, I'm glad that it's

11:55

available, and I really am grateful for the doctors,

11:57

nurses, and the staff that worked there to keep that

11:59

organization going.

12:01

It's the largest bureaucracy healthcare bureaucracy

12:03

in the world.

12:04

However, not everyone

12:07

lives around a VA, and if you're an amputee,

12:09

or you're someone that struggling with wounds received

12:12

in combat or some sort of service related

12:14

injury, it could be really, really

12:16

difficult to hop in a car and drive three or

12:18

four hours for a doctor's appointment. So

12:20

what the Mission Act did was give veterans

12:22

a choice. If you don't live around

12:24

a VA and you have a

12:27

private health care provider that you actually would

12:29

prefer, maybe it's a proximity issue with the VA,

12:31

as I mentioned, you can actually just choose to go

12:33

see a private

12:36

health care provider in your own community. And

12:38

President Trump signed that into law. So my point, I'm

12:40

telling you all this not to impress you, but

12:42

to impress upon you that

12:45

I've been involved for a long time. But

12:48

the first time I got involved in presidential

12:50

politics, specifically with regards

12:52

to a presidential campaign, was in twenty sixteen.

12:55

Now, I didn't have a whole lot of national

12:58

experience with regards to presidential politics,

13:00

as I mentioned it was my first time, first kind

13:02

of time in the ring, and I think this was

13:05

the twenty sixteen cycle and Marco Rubio.

13:07

I backed Mark Rubio back then. I know, don't

13:10

judge me. I'll tell you. I'll tell you a story

13:12

here in a second about that. But we

13:14

were campaigning in South Carolina with him,

13:16

and I was with Marco's brother, and you know, back

13:18

then, I just I just liked the idea

13:21

that Marco was a young candidate, and I thought

13:23

that the Republican Party, it'd be cool

13:25

to have a young president, you know.

13:27

And I identify with a lot of his

13:29

positions back then, and liked what he

13:32

represented and liked his energy and all that stuff.

13:34

But down in South

13:36

Carolina, and at this

13:38

point, Trump was an insurgent

13:40

candidate, nobody really knew what

13:43

was what was happening with President Trump, very very

13:45

early on. Although I will say this, my

13:47

mom was one hundred percent

13:50

on board the Trump train. And

13:52

she's just kept telling me. And my mom's this fierce,

13:54

fiercely independent, strong

13:57

Italian woman. She says, Sean, you just don't know

14:00

Trump the heck are a lot more popular than you think. And I'm

14:02

like, I, Okay, maybe

14:05

I didn't believe her back then, but I soon did.

14:07

And here's why we're down in South

14:09

Carolina. Marco Rubio

14:11

has a huge campaign operation

14:13

down there, and I mean like his office is in this

14:15

warehouse. He's got thousands

14:17

and I mean thousands of volunteers

14:20

knocking doors in South Carolina. He's got

14:22

this big r V and he's you

14:24

know, campaigning everywhere, doing

14:27

these cool stump speeches. And again I was just like

14:29

back then, I was thinking, Wow, this is really neat.

14:32

This whole presidential campaign stuff is

14:34

so cool.

14:36

And

14:39

we knew.

14:39

Back then that, you know,

14:41

hey, Marco had to have a

14:43

strong showing in South Carolina otherwise

14:46

he's going to have to make some decisions about what direction

14:48

he's going to take his presidential race. Should he get in

14:50

sho, should he stay in, should

14:52

he get out? And as

14:55

we were driving out of South Carolina,

14:58

you know how campaign but have you know.

15:00

They've got buses for their staff.

15:02

And they got the campaign primaries like the candidate

15:04

and the family and another bus and they you know, it's

15:07

just like a big convoy out of the state onto

15:09

the next day. And again, this was a must win state

15:11

for Marco back then. The

15:14

campaign bus pulled up,

15:16

so outside of it like a I'm

15:18

a gas station or something like that, where

15:21

a bunch of the staff like ran inside use the

15:23

restroom by snacks, stuff.

15:24

Like that for the road.

15:25

Well, right across the street from this gas station

15:27

was a Trump headquarters,

15:30

and I thought, like, what as

15:33

somebody who just is I

15:35

like to say that I think for myself,

15:37

right, every teacher that I had growing up to think

15:39

for yourself, And that's just what what

15:41

the hell's going on with this Trump phenomenon

15:44

back then? That's all I is somebody who was inexperienced.

15:46

I didn't really know.

15:47

So I walk in there and listen, no

15:51

exaggeration, right, I walk in there.

15:53

There's about forty iPads and

15:55

one seventy year old man in there, just

15:57

you know, collecting signatures. Trump had

16:00

euro presence in South Carolina. Really,

16:02

I mean he was like, I say, it's insurgent candidate. That's

16:04

what I mean it It's true. I

16:06

was like, what, I've

16:08

never seen anything like that. Here you have

16:10

Marco with thousands of people canvassing,

16:13

knocking doors, sending out mail or stumping

16:15

all over South Carolina. Trump

16:18

had Trump had nothing but

16:20

these little virtual voter registration

16:23

like a little outposts, like hardly

16:26

any presents at all. Trump

16:28

went South Carolina. Marco came in second.

16:31

So is this the craziest

16:33

thing?

16:34

Right?

16:34

And so I said, Okay,

16:36

there's something going on here

16:38

that I am am not aware

16:41

of, I am clearly

16:43

missing. And so I

16:45

go back to my home state of Pennsylvania. I

16:47

drove across the state a couple times, and

16:49

everywhere I looked, and I mean

16:52

everywhere I looked, even in places that

16:54

were historically Republican,

16:56

there were Trump signs

17:00

where I mean i'd be on like, you

17:02

know, seventy six driving across the state,

17:04

the huge homemade banners

17:07

on these farms, like about

17:09

Trump and being pro life, and like

17:11

the enthusiasm was like, I've never seen anything

17:13

like it. And you can go throw this in a search engine,

17:16

throw it in Google, and look up

17:18

this article that I wrote for The Hill, okay,

17:22

way way back then. I mean, might you might

17:24

have to find it in the archives or something like that, but

17:26

I wrote an article that said Donald Trump is gonna win

17:28

Pennsylvania.

17:29

And yes, I had no empirical

17:31

science to back it up.

17:32

It was just a feeling someone who

17:35

has been in this state for four

17:37

generations and know these people,

17:39

like, these people were like family to me, and

17:41

there was just something in the air, right

17:44

and and all men, did I get

17:47

land based. Who the hell does this guy think he is.

17:49

He's not one of our inside the beltweit, polsters.

17:51

This is all just anecdotal

17:53

data.

17:54

Harumpharump, parump.

17:55

Yes, I know you're way smarter than me. We all get

17:57

it. But sure enough I

18:00

was right. They were wrong. Trump won Pennsylvania

18:02

in historic fashion, and indeed was the first

18:04

Republican to win the

18:06

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania since Ronald

18:09

Reagan. And you

18:11

know, I think he won back then by forty four thousand

18:13

votes, razor thin margin, but nobody

18:16

believed that he could win. Donald Trump is in South

18:18

Carolina again today and

18:20

the same usual suspects

18:22

are out there talking about how Donald Trump

18:24

can't win the general election, about

18:27

how he's a disastrous candidate.

18:28

I mean, it's all the same damn

18:31

people, the.

18:32

Same never Trump people that

18:34

criticized President Trump and

18:37

probably who the hell knows, By the way, many

18:39

of these people probably voted for Hillary, or didn't

18:41

vote at all, or wrote in another candidate, did

18:43

not support Trump in twenty sixteen. Right,

18:46

But these same never trumpers who criticized

18:48

Trump in twenty sixteen and then when

18:50

Donald Trump won, bled into the background

18:53

and pretended to be pro Trump during

18:55

his four years of presidency. These

18:57

are the worst types of people, by the way, because

18:59

it at least with the Democrats, you know

19:02

who your political enemies are. You know

19:04

that the Democrats by and large oppose

19:07

you. You never think you're gonna get a knife in the

19:09

back from someone on your own team. But that's who these

19:11

never trumpers are. But these very

19:13

same people are out there

19:15

in South Carolina and every

19:17

in every state saying the same nonsense

19:20

that Trump can't win, He's a disaster of a candidate.

19:23

Blah blah blah.

19:24

And it's just reminded me of that South Carolina

19:27

story, and I harkened back to what I said earlier

19:29

about why Nikki Haley and why Tim

19:31

Scott and why all these other candidates?

19:34

Why are you in the race if

19:36

Donald Trump is kicking your ass

19:38

in your home state, even though you've

19:41

already run statewide and one in

19:43

other races, get out

19:46

like there's like, at least have

19:48

the humility to see

19:51

if I can't even win my home state,

19:53

a state that I ran in in one

19:55

before then if

19:58

I'm losing by double digits, that

20:01

really you have to question is it worth

20:03

it politically to stay in? And two, there's

20:05

own there's a finite number of resources

20:07

for candidates that with which to run. All

20:10

you're doing by staying in this race is

20:13

sucking up valuable resources that Donald

20:15

Trump could be using to build a national

20:18

platform, national infrastructure,

20:22

or or he could build

20:24

an entire another pillar to his campaign, which

20:26

he's building right now I know for a fact, but

20:28

an entire another pillar of his campaign to

20:31

focus on election integrity,

20:34

stuff in different swing states, ballot

20:36

chasing operations, get out the vote

20:38

campaigns, mail in ballot campaigns,

20:41

whatever.

20:41

But instead, no.

20:43

These candidates too, they're getting their asses kicked

20:45

in their own home states, and they're

20:48

going to stay in, and they're going to suck

20:50

up valuable resources that could be put towards

20:52

better use. But hey, same

20:54

old people in twenty sixteen happening

20:57

again today. It's unfortunate,

20:59

But anyone, and I'm here to tell you this, he's

21:02

if you're listening to the show or you're watching this show,

21:05

you've likely heard this over and over

21:07

again in the media and in a great

21:09

many other places, friends, family, at the dinner table,

21:12

Like as you go out, there are gonna be people

21:14

who are casually attached to

21:16

politics or just regurgitating

21:19

what they're hearing in mainstream news.

21:21

And I'm talking Fox News, MSNBC, MSNBC,

21:24

CNN and all the you know, ABC,

21:26

NBC, all those places as well. They're

21:29

just going to tell you that Donald Trump can't win. If

21:31

people are telling you that, you should

21:34

just laugh because not only is

21:36

it brazenly false, they're just buying

21:38

into a media narrative that is untrue. I'm

21:41

here to tell you that, yes, he can win. He's

21:43

the only one that has a snowballs

21:46

chance in hell of winning. And I'll get to that in

21:48

a second. Before we do, I want to follow

21:50

up on a story that I rolled out to you on Friday,

21:52

and that story is about Senator Menendez

21:55

of New Jersey, the senior Senator from New Jersey.

21:58

I brought to you on Friday. The story

22:00

broke that he's been indicted

22:02

on bribery, a bribery

22:05

scheme really just basically

22:07

selling his office and

22:09

the power and influence of his office to the

22:12

Egyptians. Not even an exaggeration.

22:14

The dudes straight up for an agent like

22:17

that. It's not an exaggeration to

22:19

say that when the FEDS raided his

22:21

house, they found in his

22:23

home gold bars. I

22:26

don't know, maybe they're from Egypt. Who the hell knows

22:28

how many of you have gold bars in your house? Probably

22:31

no one. And shortly after receiving those

22:33

gold bars, the FEDS found on hard drives.

22:35

How much is a kilo of gold

22:37

worth? I

22:39

mean they found they found cash

22:42

banded.

22:43

Stacks of cash stashed

22:45

all in his house like like this, like

22:47

like it's an episode of The Sopranos, or like

22:49

he's like it's like in the movie The Godfather

22:52

stacks of cash, this hive and jackets

22:55

to say, you know, Senator Menendez

22:58

with the official Senate seal on them,

23:00

I mean, four hundred.

23:01

Plus thousand dollars of cash. The

23:03

dude came out just today. It's a

23:06

oh no, no, no, that's

23:08

nothing. There's nothing to see here. That's

23:10

just my own personal savings. Okay,

23:12

dude, whatever gold you say, buddy,

23:15

in the form of gold bars in your house. Maybe

23:17

with Egyptian riding on him and making up that last

23:19

part. Who the hell knows where they're from, But it's

23:21

pretty clear these people were bribing him

23:24

for favorable military

23:27

deals. I mean, because Menendez was

23:29

the guy and the senior guy in the Senate Foreign Relations

23:31

Committee signing off on these military deals gave

23:33

tank rounds.

23:34

To the Egyptians.

23:35

So I want you to see right at

23:37

the top of the show the press

23:39

conference that Senator Menendez gave today

23:41

in response to these very serious

23:44

allegations that he's a foreign agent.

23:46

Let's go ahead and roll that clip.

23:48

Don rated, But I still will be the

23:51

New Jersey's senior senator for

23:53

now. I want to address four things. First,

23:58

A cornerstone of the foundation of

24:01

American democracy and our justice

24:03

system is the principle that

24:06

all people are presumed innocent.

24:09

Until proven guilty.

24:11

All people I ask

24:13

for nothing more and deserve

24:16

nothing less. The court

24:18

of public opinion is no substitute

24:20

for our revered justice system. We

24:23

cannot set aside the presumption

24:26

of innocence for political expediency

24:29

when the harm is irrevocable

24:32

to those who have rushed to judgment, you have done

24:35

so based on a limited set of facts,

24:37

framed by the prosecution to

24:39

be as salacious as possible. Remember,

24:43

prosecutors get it wrong sometimes.

24:47

Sadly, I know that instead

24:50

of waiting for all the facts to be presented,

24:53

others have rushed to judgment because

24:55

they see a political opportunity

24:57

for themselves or.

24:59

Those around them.

25:01

All I humbly ask for in this moment, in

25:04

my colleagues in Congress, the elected

25:06

leaders and the advocates of New Jersey that I have worked

25:09

with four years, as

25:11

well as each person who calls New Jersey

25:13

home, is to pause and

25:16

allow for all the facts to be

25:18

presented. Second my

25:20

long record.

25:23

It's like innocent until proven guilty

25:26

is a standard that like the only the

25:28

Democrats received, like they'd

25:30

go out there and they relentless

25:33

they've especially in the context of

25:35

how they've treated President Trump, just inditing

25:37

him on completely bogus charges,

25:40

things that are fabricated out of whole

25:42

cloth. Trump is not extended

25:45

any of those courtesies. In fact, the media

25:47

is all in on destroying this man's

25:50

life and the lives of his children and

25:52

the lives of his grandchildren, and going

25:54

after all of his businesses, every

25:56

single line item in all of his bank

25:58

accounts, They publish, released his tax

26:01

returns. Yet here's Bob Menendez,

26:03

a typical Democrat fashion by the

26:05

way, and typical

26:07

democrat fashion, does not

26:09

not apologize and takes zero

26:12

accountability for anything.

26:15

It's like, these people are absolutely

26:17

unbelievable.

26:18

Here's a guy, clear, clear

26:21

cut foreign.

26:22

Agent, no qualms about

26:24

it, has gold bars given to him

26:26

from foreign government, stacks of cash,

26:29

five hundred thousand dollars in cash stashed

26:31

in random jacket, said he's just his life saves

26:34

and then which wasn't in this press conference

26:36

the statement that he released after the show on

26:38

Friday was like, Oh,

26:41

I just noticed that, Oh,

26:43

you people are just so desperate

26:45

to get a Latino out of the office

26:47

that was playing the race card. Like,

26:49

what the is this the country that

26:51

we live in? My god, this guy

26:54

is is gotta be one of the mouth

26:56

breathers of all mouth breathers. And

26:58

I'll tell you this. I'll also tell you this. I

27:00

said this on Friday, and I'll say it again. How

27:03

the hell is what Bobes

27:05

did using his wife as an intermediary

27:08

in the middle of all these deals any different

27:11

than what Joe Biden did using

27:13

Hunter Biden as an intermediary in

27:15

the midst of all these deals to sell the

27:17

position of his office then a vice

27:19

president now of presidents, now

27:21

as president to countries all

27:23

across the world who hate us, except

27:25

for what Joe Biden did was a million

27:27

times worse. I mean, Biden's

27:30

got millions and millions and millions

27:32

of dollars. Almost It's almost so

27:34

bad that even the Biden grandchildren,

27:36

who are seven, eight nine years old, have

27:39

a million, seven figure plus dollar

27:41

amounts in their actual bank accounts.

27:45

How is that the craziest? The

27:47

Democrats are so corrupt. I

27:49

set it on Friday, and I'll say it again, folks.

27:52

They are an existential threat

27:54

to this country. Okay, let's

27:57

move on. Let's move on. Ken

27:59

Packson. I did not get the Ken Paxton

28:01

and Tucker Carlson interview last week. We

28:04

just had so much to talk about that

28:07

it just got left on the cutting room floor.

28:09

However, I want to hit this right

28:11

now that I think it's very, very important

28:13

that we elevate the truth tellers

28:16

who actually are in positions

28:18

of authority, elected officials,

28:20

who are unafraid to

28:23

speak truth about issues

28:25

that matter. And one of the things

28:27

that I have been relentless on since

28:30

they stole the twenty twenty election is

28:32

election integrity.

28:33

And there was this.

28:34

Exchange between Ken Paxton

28:36

and Tucker Carlson last week that I

28:38

thought was brilliant because he

28:41

gives away the Democrat

28:43

playbook in heavily

28:46

Democrat areas, he gives away

28:48

how they win. And I'm going to lay it all

28:50

out there for you afterwards with my own

28:53

personal experience and stuff

28:55

that I personally witnessed.

28:58

But Ken Paxton nails this. Uh.

29:01

Check out this video. Uh this exchange

29:03

between Ken Paxton and Tucker Carson. Go ahead

29:05

and roll the tape.

29:06

They stopped counting votes on election because

29:08

what they needed to figure out was how many real votes there

29:10

were so they could figure out how many mail in ballots to apply

29:13

to the election.

29:13

That's what they would have done in texts. I'm convinced. So you

29:15

think that was fraud, I have no

29:17

doubt having been through that whole proper.

29:19

It wasn't just a water leak.

29:21

Who is definitely planned. I mean,

29:24

it would have happened in Texas, I promise.

29:26

But can you just stop counting ballots on election

29:28

night? Whenever you watching team I know, have you

29:30

ever seen that before?

29:31

Ever?

29:32

For three years? You tell me, I've

29:35

never seen it before in my life.

29:36

I was like, I knew it when.

29:38

They stopped, and it was and

29:41

Trump is leading in all these states. I

29:43

knew exactly what they're doing there, because there's no

29:45

way to know where those mail in ballots can anybody could

29:47

have filled them out, anybody. There's no way

29:49

to know where those valts came from.

29:51

That's that's not a dangerous conspiracy theory.

29:54

It's I watched it happen.

29:56

I was a part, all

29:58

right. So what he's talking about is

30:01

stopping the vote.

30:02

Right, all of you know that

30:04

the vote in critical swing states was stopped

30:07

almost all at the same time. Now

30:09

Georgia, oh, there was a water main break.

30:11

We had to stop. They had some excuse when in

30:14

Pennsylvania. They stopped in Pennsylvania

30:16

across the board, but especially in

30:18

heavily Democrat counties like Philadelphia

30:20

and Alleghany County. Now they'll tell you it's just because

30:23

we had more mail in ballots to count. We have a small

30:25

staff and we just are overworked.

30:27

And okay, so.

30:30

Give not an election day was coming for two

30:32

damn years at this point, like, can you maybe

30:34

have the staff ready to count this up ballots

30:36

on election night?

30:37

And here's why this is very very important.

30:41

If you stop counting during

30:43

an election, you lose all

30:46

control, and if you lose all control,

30:49

you will undoubtedly lose

30:52

the faith of the people, at

30:54

least half the faith of the people. And this

30:56

is, by the way, this is not a partisan statement.

30:59

If if Republicans are doing this, we're

31:01

doing this, it would be unacceptable to Democrats.

31:03

When Democrats do it, it's unacceptable to Republicans.

31:07

And the reason why is

31:09

what these Democrats do, and this is

31:12

their playbook. In some areas,

31:15

no doubt about this. They

31:17

wait for the election day tallly

31:20

to be one hundred percent done.

31:23

They get an accurate account of how many election

31:25

day votes there were for Democrat, Republican,

31:28

independent, other, they look

31:30

at the margin and they say, okay, just

31:32

use this is all hypothetical here. Okay,

31:35

look, the Republican here had an

31:37

election day turnout of two hundred thousand.

31:40

It looks like we only had this.

31:42

Democrats only had an election day turnout

31:45

of one hundred thousand. So we're

31:47

going to the Look, we only have fifty

31:49

thousand or so Democrat

31:51

mail in ballots. I mean, oh my gosh,

31:53

that leaves us a margin of about fifty

31:56

thousand that we have to backfill. I

31:58

know that sounds crazy, but that's what they

32:00

do, okay, and they

32:02

do it. They've been cheating in elections

32:05

all the way back since like nineteen

32:07

sixty with Richard Nixon and the whole fiasco

32:09

what happened in Chicago. They admit to

32:11

this stuff. Don't believe

32:14

me. Just take a walk in Philadelphia

32:16

if you're brave enough to, because the crime is just so bad

32:18

there. But if you get an opportunity, ask somebody

32:20

in Philadelphia. It's just a random Democrat off

32:23

the street. If they cheat in elections in

32:25

Philadelphia, they will laugh in your face

32:27

and say, it's Philadelphia, man, of course

32:29

we do. I help telling you. Why

32:32

else in the middle of

32:34

an election are election officials

32:36

in Philadelphia covering the windows

32:38

so people can't see in Why else

32:41

were pole watchers not allowed to be present?

32:43

And so Democrats have always cheated

32:46

in elections, and when things don't go their

32:48

way, they talk about how it was rigged against them.

32:50

And again, I could pull up a supercut right

32:53

now of all these Democrats

32:55

complaining about elections and voting machines

32:57

and everything else. So when things didn't go their way,

32:59

that's where they went. Okay, So

33:02

my number one, I

33:04

mean, there does seem to be some bipartisan

33:06

consensus. You know, whether it's Republicans

33:09

complaining about elections now or Democrats

33:11

complaining about elections after Trump won

33:13

in twenty sixteen, there does seem to be some

33:15

bipartisan consensus on these machines

33:17

right in paper ballots on election day. Right,

33:20

So if that's the case, why the hell

33:22

aren't we doing it? In fact, why

33:25

are we going in the opposite direction? Because

33:28

now Democrats feel like they've

33:30

got the initiative on the political battlefield,

33:33

especially in these swing states. And what I mean

33:35

by that is that they have a voting

33:37

infrastructure in system in place to

33:39

handle these mail in ballots, and if there

33:42

is a deficit on election day, after

33:44

the count has stopped, they

33:46

can identify what the general

33:48

election day votes for the Republicans were and then

33:50

backfill those votes with mail in

33:52

ballots. And the reason why I'm

33:55

telling you this is what they did in twenty twenty,

33:57

no doubt about it. Okay,

33:59

the extent to which they're going to be able to do this

34:01

moving forward, I'm not sure.

34:03

Republicans.

34:04

I know you probably don't many of you probably

34:06

don't believe this, but Republicans have

34:09

gotten better at identifying stopping

34:11

this a little bit, especially

34:13

in swing states other than the one that I'm in Pennsylvania.

34:16

But we've made some headway here as well, not

34:18

really because the actual Republican

34:20

establishment here, but because there are great private

34:22

citizens doing this work. But

34:25

I'll give you an example in twenty twenty were

34:28

the state has an electronic voter

34:31

registration database, okay, where

34:33

the voter file is released like every

34:35

Monday or something like that at three o'clock with updated

34:38

voter rolls, and people can pay

34:40

to get the voter file and everything else. Well,

34:42

there were three groups tied

34:44

directly and this is fact. And Republicans

34:47

can do this too, by the way, so this isn't some sort of like

34:50

like out of left field thing. There

34:52

were three groups tied directly into

34:54

the state voter electronic voter registration

34:57

database in twenty twenty. There was Rock

34:59

the vot Vote hard left group, there

35:01

was Hillary Clinton for President hard left

35:04

group, and Joe Biden for president. Those three

35:06

groups had access to the electronic

35:08

voter registration database. This is a fact,

35:10

folks, don't trust me, It's one hundred

35:13

percent true. Go verify it for yourself.

35:16

But if you have access to this file,

35:19

all it takes now all

35:21

it takes is a dark room, two

35:24

people in a printer, and you can print

35:26

off people who either you

35:29

have a strong likelihood of them that actually

35:31

not showing up because you can look at the voter file

35:33

and say, well, holy smokes, these people haven't voted

35:35

in like ten cycles.

35:37

What are the chances you think they're going to vote in this cycle?

35:40

I don't know. Okay, So they take the gamble.

35:43

They print the ballot, right, they put it in a

35:45

secrecy envelope. They drop that ballot

35:47

in a secrecy envelope. They don't even have to

35:49

sign or have a postmark on them. Why

35:51

because in twenty twenty, the governor, because

35:53

of COVID, removes signature verification

35:56

and any semblance of a deadline and

35:58

remove the postmark requirement, so none

36:00

of those things were even needed. Ballot could

36:02

be dropped into a mailbox, ballot

36:05

is collected and counted, and no one's

36:07

going to have the time, energy, money, or

36:09

resources to look into whether that person

36:11

actually voted, if they're even still alive, they

36:14

even still live in the state of Pennsylvania. I

36:16

mean, it's almost impossible to

36:18

catch this stuff. Once the actual

36:21

secrecy ballot is separated from the ballot itself,

36:23

and in these heavily Democrat areas, all

36:26

because all the identifying information is on

36:28

really the outside envelope. Once those two things

36:30

are separated, it's impossible to track. But

36:32

in heavy DEMLOP, in heavy Democrat

36:35

areas they separate, there's things right off the bat, so

36:37

they can never be tracked. And so this

36:39

explains why you say,

36:42

for example, someone hadn't voted in

36:44

ten cycles. You know, if you have somebody

36:46

that's not voting in ten cycles and

36:49

takes a shot on voting in

36:51

the twenty twenty election, they

36:54

maybe they say, hey, I'm going to show up to vote, right,

36:57

But if this person, this Democrat,

36:59

you know, a worker in one

37:01

of these nonprofit groups, or Hillary Couton for president,

37:03

Joe Biden for president, just takes a gamble votes

37:06

for that person. That's why you had people

37:08

in swing states, especially in the state like Pennsylvania.

37:11

That's why you had people showing up on

37:14

election day and already have

37:16

voted. I

37:18

heard story after story after story

37:21

if people showing up on election day and say,

37:23

I'm sorry, man, sir, you already voted,

37:25

and they said, wait a second, I didn't vote.

37:26

I'm here. Of course, I didn't vote, and

37:29

then.

37:29

Those people were forced to fill out a provisional ballot,

37:31

and in many cases those provisional ballots

37:34

were scanned, scanned multiple

37:36

times for the actual opposing candidate as well.

37:38

That's a whole nother story. But Ken Paxton is

37:40

speaking truth the power right there, because

37:43

that's exactly what happened.

37:46

And look, folks, the reason why this

37:48

is just so important

37:51

is when I tell you

37:53

that Trump can win, I

37:55

mean it from the bottom of my heart. In

37:58

fact, the pole is

38:00

bearing this out more clearly

38:02

now than ever before, because

38:05

if you look at twenty sixteen, like,

38:08

go back and look at historical polls

38:10

in twenty sixteen, and then when you're

38:12

done with that, go back and look

38:14

at historical polls in twenty twenty,

38:17

it has Trump getting chalacked,

38:20

sometimes absurdly so, by

38:22

the Democrat. Those polls,

38:24

by and large are called suppression polls.

38:27

They're supposed to create a sense of hopelessness

38:30

in the voter. Well, damn, Trump's

38:32

getting his butt kicked. I don't

38:34

even need to vote, it doesn't even matter. Okay,

38:37

that's what those poles are

38:40

meant to do. They're essentially a psyop.

38:43

But today Trump

38:46

is actually winning in many

38:48

of these polls, and if he's winning, the

38:52

margins are probably understated

38:55

because they never want to give Trump an edge. In these

38:57

poles and sombers

39:00

that we're seeing today are historic in the

39:02

real clear politics average. Overall, Trump

39:04

is up by four point five points. So it's it's

39:06

close, but Trump is up. But

39:09

ABC in the Washington Post

39:11

came out with a poll over the weekend that

39:14

that the media spin machine went

39:17

into overdrive trying

39:19

to position as an outlier. It's

39:22

crazy. Well, this is ABC, it's the Washington

39:24

Post. These are hardly conservative

39:26

bastions right in fact,

39:29

Washington Compost. I mean,

39:31

it's it's left wing trash. So

39:34

they come out with this poll and

39:36

they have twenty

39:39

twenty four general election poll Trump

39:41

fifty two, Biden forty two. Essentially

39:44

that means Trump plus ten.

39:49

So when people tell you that Trump cannot win, it

39:51

is it is. It is complete nonsense

39:55

in this poll. I'm telling you,

39:57

time after time, every weekend, these these networks

39:59

released new polling. But Trump

40:01

the race has either been razor razor

40:03

thin within the margin of air or

40:06

now in some cases, Trump up, and in this

40:08

case, Trump up by a

40:10

significant margin, and folks

40:13

This is why the Democrats

40:15

are panicking. I

40:18

mean that these numbers in conjunction

40:20

with a president that is, you know, an animated

40:23

corpse mouth breather, although if he's an animated

40:25

corpse, that haven't quite worked out the science of how he would

40:27

actually breathe through his mouth. Nevertheless,

40:31

they have a president that is wildly unpopular.

40:34

The economies in shambled in

40:36

shambles, despite the incessant

40:39

Democrat gas lighting in the media

40:41

lies the economy is one

40:43

of those things that's kind of hard to lie about,

40:46

right because they can go out there and

40:48

say, you know, like wha,

40:51

like I can't remember the damn movie with Kevin Bacon.

40:53

This is fine all as well, this is animal

40:55

House, right, animal House.

40:56

Democrats can go out there all as well, the

40:59

economy's fine and everything's just great.

41:01

They can say that all they want, but at the end of the

41:03

day, you know, people

41:06

see how expensive groceries

41:08

are, and Commander Melanie talks about it like

41:10

she talks about it brilliantly. Every time she goes

41:12

into the grocery store, one hundred

41:14

dollars fills up her cart less.

41:17

So people feel the economic heat.

41:20

They feel it, and add

41:22

to that inflation, which

41:24

is at historic levels. Now the media tells

41:26

you inflation's tapering off. Well, yeah, like

41:29

from sixteen percent to fifteen percent.

41:32

You know, it's like it's like they just

41:34

lie to you brazenly. But the American people,

41:36

like all the gaslighting in the world can't

41:39

take away those feelings

41:41

of economic pain. Never mind the fact

41:44

that you know, people like my mom and my dad

41:46

are recently retiring, but they're trying to make a

41:48

decision as to whether or not to retire because their four

41:51

oh one k's are worth a hell of a lot

41:53

worse less today

41:55

than they were and when Trump was in office. So

41:58

what that does means people are staying employee longer.

42:00

It makes it tougher for young kids who are graduating

42:02

college to get those jobs. It's creating

42:04

like traffic jams all over the place, and

42:07

you know, economic it's really

42:09

truly disastrous economic conditions.

42:12

You combine that to the fact that mortgage rates

42:14

are well over eight percent now under

42:16

Trump, I think their average was two point three nine

42:19

percent. I mean gas

42:21

is that I mean gas here in Pennsylvania is almost

42:23

four dollars a gallon. I mean,

42:25

there's a poll out a couple of months ago, or maybe

42:27

it was a month ago, saying that forty one percent of Americans

42:31

aren't driving as much just simply because of

42:33

the cost of gas, and so

42:35

people feel this pain

42:37

economically. I mean people always say it's the economy

42:40

stupid. Well, you add to a president

42:42

that's an animated corpse that can barely string together

42:44

a coherence sentence that that's wildly

42:47

widely considered even by Democrats.

42:50

Democrats independence writ large to

42:52

be a bumbling embarrassment to embarrassment

42:54

to America. Add to that the economic

42:56

concerns that Americans have, Democrats are in full panic

42:59

mode, especially when you could these poll numbers for President

43:01

Trump. There's this video

43:04

I want to show you of favorability

43:07

ratings of Kamala because, as

43:10

I've told you before, the insider baseball

43:12

is is that Biden's going to decide.

43:14

He's saying right now he's going to run.

43:16

But if he decides to back out or there's

43:18

some health related issue or personal it'll

43:21

be some health related issue or some personal reason

43:23

why, oh why he decided not to run

43:25

after all. But he's going to wait till the last minute

43:27

so that other candidates on the Democrat Party can't

43:29

get in, can't compete, can't build the infrastructure,

43:32

can't hire staff fast enough, can't raise money

43:34

fast enough, and then Kamala is going to step in.

43:37

But again, think back to what I just told you about

43:39

how the Democrats are absolutely petrified

43:41

of one Trump's polling to the economic

43:43

conditions and through the fact that Joe Biden is a bumbling

43:46

idiot. Well, the problem with Kamala

43:48

Harris stepping into the Biden infrastructure

43:51

is that she's a hell of a lot less

43:53

popular somehow than even

43:56

the animated, corpse mouth breathing Joe Biden.

43:58

Check out this video of

44:00

just how unpopular, cackling

44:03

Kamala Harris is.

44:04

Go ahead and roll the tape.

44:05

I know that you are saying you don't look at the

44:07

polls too much, but our poll does show her

44:09

favorability is actually

44:11

lower than President Biden

44:13

and even then former President Trump. Why

44:16

do you think she's not resonating more with voters?

44:18

What do you think the issue is?

44:19

Because when you can pair the first

44:22

woman of color and first

44:24

woman to be a vice president

44:26

of the United States and compare that

44:29

to all of the history before, you

44:31

will get that. I think they're doing

44:33

this campaign she would demonstrated

44:35

as she did in that hall last night. She

44:37

knows exactly what she's doing. She

44:40

has the capacity and

44:42

the capability to be president

44:44

of the United States have called upon to

44:46

do so.

44:48

So first of all, who are

44:51

these thirty percent of Americans that actually think Kamala

44:53

Harris is great? It

44:55

really is unbelievable. It's staggering, Like sixty

44:58

nine percent of Americans do

45:00

not like this person. And

45:02

then of course Cliburne, who's

45:05

like, Oh, people just don't like her because

45:07

she's black. I mean, these

45:09

people are just crazy, right, Oh, she's

45:11

black and she's a woman. Well, how

45:14

do you explain this? Then there's this

45:16

NBC poll and I told

45:18

you a couple of weeks ago that all

45:21

of these indictments are backfiring

45:23

against the Democrats in spectacular

45:26

fashion because one of the things

45:28

that I think that the Trump campaign

45:30

could do better. And look, I

45:33

don't think that that this is in President

45:35

Trump. He's so he's

45:38

so about projecting an

45:40

image of strength, and he has done that his

45:42

entire career, even when he was a real

45:44

estate investor. In real estate mogul in New York City

45:47

is a private businessman globally or

45:49

just the host of Celebrity Apprentice. He's always has

45:51

this tough guy image that he's

45:53

cultivated and it's just but

45:55

I'll tell you, I

45:58

think that the indictments of backfired in spectacular

46:01

fashion. Not just because

46:03

he's going to get a huge percentage of the black vote or anything

46:06

like that. I'm not saying it like that, but I am saying

46:08

what these indictments have done. Doesn't

46:10

think it makes people feel like

46:13

the Democrats are going too far. That

46:16

damn, the government's on this guy's back too.

46:18

The government's on my back. Look at these taxes,

46:21

the inflation, or the irs breathing down

46:23

my neck. I mean, man, they're going after

46:25

Trump man. I don't

46:27

like that too much. It almost it almost

46:30

humanizes Trump in a way

46:32

that his campaign really hasn't

46:35

done. And so I think this explains

46:38

Trump's rising the polls and his rising

46:40

popularity. But check out this

46:42

NBC video of Biden's

46:45

approval among black voters, because it

46:47

kind of turns everything that Representative

46:50

Cliburn says in the previous post on

46:52

its head roll to tape this as.

46:54

Our new poll shows the president's approval

46:56

among black voters is down seventeen points

46:59

since the first year his presidency. Mister

47:01

Biden is also down by double digits among Latinos

47:04

voters without a college degree and independence.

47:07

And as we mentioned, fifty nine percent of Democratic

47:09

primary voters tell us they want

47:12

to see a challenger to President Biden.

47:15

So did you see that, like something like

47:17

fifty six percent of Democrats won

47:20

somebody else? I folks,

47:23

these numbers of Biden's dwindling

47:25

support with

47:28

blacks in Latinos is staggering.

47:31

And not only that.

47:33

We just did a segment last week we talked about Trump's

47:35

rising popularity in that communitatory.

47:38

He might get something like twenty percent of

47:40

the black vote. Never been done.

47:42

In fifty plus years, no Republican

47:45

has ever got fifty percent of the black

47:47

vote. But here's what I'm telling you, tell

47:49

you all this to say, telling you all this for

47:51

a reason. When

47:53

people tell you that Trump can't win, you

47:56

should process that like these

47:58

suppression polls, because

48:00

they don't have the empirical data to back it

48:02

up. Oh look at these poles. Trump's getting

48:04

disass whipped left and right. Oh god,

48:06

there's no way he could win. They don't have that anymore.

48:10

So what they're doing is just telling you over and over again,

48:12

and he's never Trumpers are the worst. Trump

48:14

can't win. Trump would be a disaster. Trump can't

48:16

win. He can't win. He can't win. Don't

48:19

take that the same way

48:21

that you would take these fake suppression polls.

48:23

Okay, because he can win. But

48:27

all these polls aside.

48:30

Is it our party in

48:33

conservatives or just people

48:35

who love this country? Not even this isn't

48:37

even just for people who love America, right,

48:39

because by and large, I think the twenty five percent

48:41

the most rabid radical leftists

48:45

are probably.

48:46

I mean, who knows.

48:46

I mean the number grows every day, I feel

48:49

like, but it probably twenty five thirty

48:51

percent of the Democrat Party. I mean, there are lots

48:53

of Democrats in Pennsylvania,

48:55

Western Pennsylvania Union Democrats who are

48:57

pro life, pro gunn they go, they go

48:59

hunting all that time. They love this country,

49:01

they fly the American flag. These

49:03

are Kennedy Democrats who just believe that

49:05

the Democrat Party once once

49:08

they're not anymore, but was the party of the workingman,

49:10

and that Republicans are the party of these big corporatists.

49:14

Where you're seeing these and

49:16

this is historic, by the way, you are living through

49:18

some very crazy strange

49:20

political times, this tectonic

49:23

shift, and the Democrats

49:25

going from being the party of the workingman

49:27

to being the party of Hollywood elite,

49:30

big corporations, big tech,

49:32

you know, White City, you know Ivory

49:36

Tower, academia. They

49:38

are the party of celebrities and college

49:41

professors and the mega, mega

49:43

wealthy. The Republicans

49:46

now are the party of the

49:48

American working class, and that anybody

49:50

knows that the middle

49:53

class and small businesses are the backbone

49:55

of America. And in fact,

49:58

many union democrat fall

50:00

into this category. And

50:03

I think you're seeing dissatisfaction

50:06

of rank not union bosses,

50:08

okay, but rank and file union

50:11

members who feel betrayed by

50:13

their leadership and

50:15

are coming out to support Republicans in droves

50:17

because these men and women just want

50:20

to work. And when I say the Democrats

50:22

are an existential threat to America, they're also

50:24

an existential threat to our economy

50:26

and an existential threat to union

50:28

workers' jobs. I mean,

50:31

just in western Pennsylvania, they shut down

50:33

a power plant and in Homer

50:35

City, about forty minutes north of me,

50:37

and put a bunch of boiler makers out of work. Now, the boiler

50:39

makers they endorse President Biden.

50:43

I mean, at least their leadership did. But I

50:45

can tell you for a fact that they're members.

50:48

They were supporting Republicans and

50:51

so you're living through crazy times.

50:53

But okay, so let me just get to the point here.

50:57

The point is is that if we don't

50:59

fight with the battlefield that we're

51:01

given and recognize

51:04

all of these election changes, and yes they're

51:06

in the state like Pennsylvania, Yes there are no excuse

51:08

mail in ballots that sucks.

51:11

I don't support it. I had two cases

51:13

at the United States Supreme Court fighting against

51:15

it. I will continue to fight against it. But

51:18

the reality is we have to beat

51:20

them on the conditions that were given.

51:23

Period.

51:24

When we regain power, we can roll

51:26

all this crazy stuff back. And

51:29

it's we can't just say, oh my god, the machines

51:31

are going to rig it. We can't do that, folks. We

51:33

can't. First of all, I don't believe that.

51:36

Second of all, Trump is winning by such large

51:38

numbers. And if you add to that these unlikely

51:41

voters you don't typically vote, those people are

51:43

probably gonna come out and they are supporting Trump by a three to

51:45

one margin. There's not going to be anything

51:47

that they can do, like they can only cheat

51:49

so much just on the margins.

51:53

Okay, if you're in a close one two

51:55

percent, you know, one two percent margin,

51:58

yeah, they can cheat to make that up. But

52:00

we're talking about now these numbers were Trump

52:02

is up five six points on average.

52:05

Pull two weeks ago had Trump up six

52:07

points in many swing states. That

52:09

is a margin that is greater than

52:11

what they'll be able to do with cheating.

52:14

Bank on that, trust me on that.

52:17

They will not be able to exceed that margin

52:19

with cheating. So we have to accept

52:21

the rules as they are. If

52:23

we don't the the

52:26

the alternative to that is to throw

52:29

our hands up and say they're gonna cheat, and we see the

52:31

battlefield to them, and

52:33

therefore watch the demise of

52:35

America as these Democrats

52:37

destroy this country. So I'm imploring

52:40

you please fight with the

52:42

system that we have, Like, get involved. When Scott

52:44

Presler comes here, talk to him. Work

52:47

volunteer, you know, get

52:49

trained to be a poll watcher. You

52:51

know, anytime you go anywhere, you

52:54

should be asking your friends if they're registered to vote.

52:56

If they're not, convince them the register as Republicans,

53:00

bring ten people to

53:02

the polls, to the to

53:04

vote with you on election day and

53:07

that includes local races, and that

53:09

includes state races. We have

53:11

to engage on the battlefield with the rules

53:14

of engagement that are in place. So

53:17

as I'm talking about all this election stuff, of course

53:19

we're rolling into twenty twenty four.

53:22

Who rears her.

53:24

Ugly head again is of course

53:26

Hillary Clinton, who's rolling out the Clinton

53:28

Global, Clinton Foundation, the Clinton Global

53:31

Initiative, which is basically just like a money

53:33

laundering operation for the Clinton family.

53:35

We all know that.

53:36

But what's going to end up happening is the World

53:38

Bank's going to pledge twenty five billion to Ukraine.

53:40

They're going to give that money to the Clinton Foundation. The Clinton

53:42

Foundation is going to spend that money in Ukraine.

53:45

But really what's going to happen is they're going to receive kickbacks

53:47

and the Clintons are going to use that to spend money

53:50

on their family personally, whatever.

53:54

But Hillary Clinton's out there doing interviews

53:56

this weekend with Jensaki, and she is

54:00

ily is she talking about

54:02

the Russia hoax of old?

54:05

She's talking about maybe

54:07

a Russia hoax. Two point zero have divided

54:10

this clip into two

54:12

segments.

54:14

Let's roll the first clip now.

54:16

And we'll we'll break

54:19

it all down after we didn't roll the first clip.

54:20

Vladimir Putin has obviously

54:23

your friend, your friend of mine. He

54:25

has intervened in our election in the past.

54:28

It's not something as you experienced

54:30

firsthand. It's not something we talk about a lot.

54:32

Do you fear that that is something

54:35

that could be happening for twenty twenty four and do you think

54:37

we should be talking about it more?

54:38

Well?

54:39

I think we should be talking about it more because

54:41

I don't think, despite all of the deniers,

54:45

there's any doubt that he interfered in

54:47

our election, or that he has interfered

54:50

in many ways in the

54:53

internal affairs of other countries funding

54:55

political parties.

54:59

She's doubling out on the Russia hoax, and

55:01

Jensaki's like, just as you have

55:03

experienced personally, insinuating

55:05

that the Russians hacked

55:07

our election and swayed the election for Trump.

55:09

Still to this.

55:10

Day, even the Mueller probe

55:12

proved that there was no basis for the Russia

55:14

hoax. Now, Hillary Clinton colluded

55:17

with a guy named Mark Elias, Fusion

55:19

GPS, the Steele dossier, it's

55:21

all complete b

55:24

s. It's all a hoax. The Durham

55:26

probe. Even after that further

55:29

proved this that this

55:31

Russia stuff was a complete

55:34

and total fabrication. Yet

55:36

Hillary Clinton here today is out there talking

55:39

about Russia cost

55:41

her the election, and they're going to do it

55:43

again. Boy, the polling must

55:46

be so bad if these mouth

55:48

breathing psychopaths are out there

55:50

talking about a Russia hoax two point zero.

55:52

Vladimir Putin's going to do it again,

55:55

But Hillary Clinton didn't stop there.

55:58

Now, try, I know this would be difficult,

56:00

especially if you're playing the mouth breathing drinking game.

56:04

Try not to let this next video

56:06

clip diminish your IQ by

56:08

ten to twenty points because it might.

56:10

So be forewarned, go ahead and roll the tape.

56:13

Part of the reason he works so hard against me is because

56:16

he didn't think that he wanted.

56:18

Me in the White House.

56:19

So we are where we are, and part

56:21

of the challenge is to

56:24

continue to

56:27

explain to the American public that,

56:30

you know, the kind of leader

56:32

Putin is, this authoritarian dictator

56:35

who literally kills his opposition,

56:38

kills journalists, poisons

56:40

people who disagree with

56:42

him, invade's other country, interferes

56:46

with our election. That

56:48

is part of the alternative we have to reject

56:50

in this election. We have to reject authoritarianism.

56:53

We have to reject a kind of

56:56

creeping fascism almost of people

56:58

who are

57:00

really ready to turn over their thinking,

57:03

their votes, to want

57:05

to be dictators, and we can't allow that

57:07

to proceed. So I think it's

57:09

I think it's fair to say that, you

57:12

know, you have a tough job because you have to talk

57:15

about what's happening in the news, but you also

57:18

have to keep people's eyes on what's

57:20

right behind the horizon. And I fear

57:22

that, you know, the Russians have proved

57:25

themselves to be quite adept at interfering,

57:27

and if he has a chance,

57:30

he'll do it again.

57:32

Hillary, nobody was afraid of you.

57:34

Vladimir Putin would have vastly

57:37

preferred you to President Trumpet. By the way,

57:40

if you want to hurt the Russians, the best

57:42

way to do it is to be energy independent.

57:46

The Biden administration, in crushing our oil

57:48

and gas industry here at home, created

57:51

a global void that Vladimir

57:53

Putin filled, and now he's exploited

57:56

being a net energy exporter of natural

57:58

gas that helps bolster economy. That bolstered

58:01

economy allowed him to fund an invasion

58:03

in the Ukraine. So yeah, I'm pretty

58:05

damn sure that Vladimir Putin would have

58:07

been.

58:08

A okay with you with

58:10

you being president.

58:14

The real reason why I showed you that is

58:16

that she's like, we must reject authoritarianism,

58:20

and there are some Republican Republicans

58:23

presumably that support

58:25

Vladimir Putin in his way.

58:26

I mean, oh my god.

58:29

Not only is that complete propaganda,

58:32

conspiracy theory crap made possible

58:34

by the fake news media in

58:37

elevating this dribble all the

58:39

time, but there was a recent poll

58:41

that just came out, and by the way, I agree

58:43

with Hillary, we should reject

58:45

fascism and authoritarianism in

58:47

all forms. So let's just go ahead and

58:50

start within your own party.

58:52

The Democrats, Real Clear Politics

58:55

had a poll that recently came out.

58:57

Now get this, folks.

58:59

Forty seven percent

59:01

of Democrats say free

59:03

speech should be legal only

59:06

under certain circumstances.

59:09

Thirty four percent of Democrats

59:11

say Americans have quote too

59:13

much freedom. Seventy five

59:15

percent of Democrats say government

59:18

has a responsibility to censor

59:21

hateful social media posts.

59:23

Only thirty one percent strongly

59:26

agree with the statement I disapprove

59:28

of what you say, but I will defend

59:31

to the death your right to

59:33

say it. So, if

59:36

fascism exists in America,

59:38

Hillary, it exists in your

59:40

own circle of friends. It exists

59:43

in the new Democrat Party your

59:45

pals so like, yes,

59:48

but we're in agreement. We should reject fascism

59:51

and authoritarianism. But let's start

59:53

first in your own party.

59:55

Hillary. So anyways, folks, for.

59:57

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1:01:36

minutes, might even do two hours. But this

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is totally dependent on you because this is

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your show. So everywhere I

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go, by the way, people don't really know

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what some people don't know what Rumble is.

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I take those opportunities to inform them

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that they're the only video sharing platform

1:01:52

in the world that is one hundred percent in

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on defending free speech. And so

1:01:58

you know, join, if you've got family

1:02:00

members, if you've got friends, have them join Rumble,

1:02:02

have them support this website, have them

1:02:04

come and like and subscribe to Battleground

1:02:07

Live because this is a show for you. But

1:02:10

as always, like what I'm wearing right now, do not comply.

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We've got these we just rolled out a couple

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months ago, the Battleground Apperil Company,

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which is a company and a

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peril company for American patriots,

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people who love this country,

1:02:24

people who want to defend this country,

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who believe America is exceptional. Got

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all sorts of patriotic shirts

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on the websites, all available at

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Official Sean Parnell dot com.

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Join the movement, get in the trenches, help

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us save this country. Anyways,

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thank you all for watching for on

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this Monday night. Got

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a great show for you tomorrow. God bless

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you all, and God bless this amazing country

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that we call home.

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Take care, good night,