Democrats CRUSH GOP, Leftists Call For JAILING Conservatives, Executing Elon Musk

lawyer up let's go the democrats have threatened the republicans already this happened last night we had this video clip from just before the election where a guy goes up on stage at a major tech conference for the libs and calls for the execution of elon musk it is on and now james talarico with his newfound victory in texas says he wants to vote to get rid of the filibuster they are sparing no scent no wasting no time hassan piker goes on a tweeting spree saying we're gonna put you in jail asmongold we're gonna lock conservatives up and the funny thing is you think he's joking he's not joking he might come out say no no no i was joking but let's be real the moment any cop comes and arrests any one of these conservatives he'll be the first one cheering for it the game is on my friends republicans got absolutely obliterated and now they're going to be the first ones to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now they're going to be the first one to be arrested and now going to be able to do if the Republicans can somehow spin spin a narrative. Maybe they can muster something for twenty twenty eight. But I will say this right now. The Democrats are going full bore. It is it is going to get bad. Let me show you this. You've got Scott Galloway on the eve of the election calling for the execution of Elon Musk. We aren't playing games, guys. Hassan Piker has been going around calling for the jailing of conservatives. And I guarantee you, I know this game is played. If anyone ever confronts him like don't you think it's inappropriate to go? I'm just joking. I'm being facetious. But we all know full well that if Asman Gold got false crony garbage charges and he got arrested and it was obviously fake, Hassan would be like, but this is the law. This is what's supposed to happen. That's the game they're all playing. I wonder. I wonder, however, I actually am super excited for a lot of this. I'll tell you, I don't know that I believe in my heart of hearts. Democrats are actually going to play this psychotic game. The reason is they've won so much. They have an opportunity for a decade, a decade of control of all levers of federal government if they keep the middle happy. That means Shane Gillis wants to make jokes about women who look like whores and he doesn't like Donald Trump. If they say, guys, let's keep it chill. We own everything. We don't need to burn everything down. I think they win for the next decade. The problem is you're forgetting. Remember 2018? Blue wave? Trump's first midterm? And what came out of that? What we got out of that? We got crazy. And they go crazy. No, no. They do this. And this is not special to Democrats. It's special to all of them. In 2024, Republicans said they had a mandate, right? Because they won the trifecta of government, which is usually what you would consider a mandate in political terms. I don't think anybody gets a mandate. Everybody gets an opportunity to govern. The problem is they believe it's a mandate. And they go and they take the pendulum and they shove it whichever direction they believe in. And they keep going. And the pendulum's trying to come back. And they're like, no, no, no. Hold it all the way over there. They're like literally barricading the pendulum so far to either way that by the time that they crumble, the pendulum just comes down swinging and takes everything with it. And the Democrats do the same thing. I want you to be wrong because I have to hope for better days in our country. But I also think, it's almost like cliche to say, but it's like a phoenix. You rise from ashes and you do better every time you rise from it, right? So let's hope that the GOP rises from this and learns and humbles themselves. But the problem is the problem is not the policies that Republicans like save for the war in Iran, right? The problem is the actual politicians and the fact that they ignored the base. I mean, if you look at the president of Pakistan on the 250th anniversary of the United States on the 4th of July, he was in Spain with his mistress as opposed to walking down Constitution Ave with a Texas flag and an American flag. The evangelicals noticed that stuff. The fact that he wasn't here, that he was there with his mistress. And I mean, the guy had problems, but he ran a terrible campaign. He didn't run a campaign. MAGA's done. MAGA's over. Sorry. MAGA's done. To your point. I don't know if you remember this. I hate saying it, but you're a little young. But in 2006, 2008, we had the Tea Party, right? People were fed up with the tax enough already, right? That's how the Tea Party Patriots started. And that's where, you know, your Ken Bucks of the world and Ralph Normans all came out of. They flipped. All those guys flipped traditionally blue seats red because they were done. They were pissed off. These guys have now all but been extinct. I mean, at least. They're some of the last ones. They're gone. I don't think there's a single Tea Party Patriot left. The Tea Party movement died a decade after its inception. It was very effective. It gave Obama a 67 crushing seat defeat in 2010. And I believe, look, I started MAGA. I joined and got involved in politics through MAGA. Very proud to say that I'm all about make America great again. But I believe the movement itself is on its hind legs. America first. America first is next. That's exactly the point. And both of them span from Trump. But MAGA was really President Trump's agenda. And he did a great job at it. The thing is, is that not only is he on his last two years in his term, but every experiment has a deadline. And I think you're right. America first is going to be the new norm. And I think in America first, you're going to find unity situations where left and right will collaborate for America first. And you're seeing that already. You're seeing that already in the sense of some bizarre things like Tucker Carlson supporting Abdul El-Sayed because he is anti the war. You might call that America first. You might see people on the right saying, I would support this person on the left. You will not see people on the left saying, I will support this person on the left. Is that true? We just saw Haley Stevens did. There you go. Haley. Yeah, but Haley Stevens was. John Fetterman. Well, yeah, but those people are not. Those guys aren't on the left. Talk about a poorly calculated trajectory for John Fetterman. I was going to say there's a meme, a meme that went viral and it said John Fetterman showing up for work the next day. And it's George Costanza and Seinfeld from the episode where he quit but then regretted it. So he walks in and they're like, what are you doing here? He's like, I work here. And they're like, didn't you quit? No. The point is they're like John Fetterman. John Fetterman was never a left-leaning guy, like a leftist kind of dude. When he was lieutenant governor of Pennsylvania, yes, he was. He was not a leftist. And then he had a stroke and then he went dumb. And now he came back and he's kind of like. So I don't like at least, at least as for his time in the Senate, he was not a far left guy. He was half a vegetable for the first three years. But that's still not, he's still not a far left guy. When I talk about, when I talk about far left people, I'm talking about like the DSA people who are the fewest. Future of the left, like the Democrat Party. Aren't there like 30 DSA lines? He was kind of DSA-ish, by the way, in Pennsylvania when he was the lieutenant governor. I'm not saying DSA proper. There's eight card-carrying DSA, I believe now. But I think there's. Card-carrying? No, I think there's more than that. Well, my understanding was that they're like, Abdul Al-Sayed is not a card-carrying DSA, but he's. Oh, but Pramila Jayapal is. Well, he's like, they campaign on his behalf. Right. Here's the problem. He'll get his card now because he couldn't carry his card during the election. When he was campaigning. It's going to be fine. I mean, the mayor of D.C. is a socialist now. I mean, and I don't mean that. New York City now has six DSA congresspeople. Six. I'm saying this not derisively, literally. A socialist won the mayor race in D.C. Anecdotally, you said January 3rd. Who said that they're going to elect a speaker so easy? You're actually. Oh, of course. You're actually wishful thinking for Huckie Jeffries. No, no, I told you I'm excited. No, listen to me. No, that's so exciting. Guys, DSA-backed candidates won 61 of 107 Democrats. Democratic primaries this year. Look at that. No, no, no, no, no. Okay. How many are actively in Congress right now? Actively. Like, no, no. How many won? Chris Rabb, Claire Valdez. You're not going to be able to read the entire. Like, is it that small that you're going to read their names? Yeah, I think it's like six or something like that. There are eight card-carrying members. Currently, but how many won? But how many were aligned with? That's the big one. The point I'm trying to make is. I was told it's around 30. To what you said. You said on January 3rd we're going to have a new speaker. It's whatever. Dorothy said something to Hakeem that always resonated with me. Hakeem, don't worry. I was resoundingly unanimously elected as minority leader when I ran for minority leader. If you ever get to run for speaker, I wish you luck. Hakeem Jeffries opposed somewhat 10 of these guys in primaries that just won their seats. Now, he's lucky that so far they're projected to be 259, according to NBC polls. They're saying that their estimated Dem seats are going to be 259. And that's with like. 259. Who's saying 259? 259, NBC. What? Holy, holy, whoa. Yeah, so they're already projecting four more seats. Now, there's some anecdotes here. There's some seats that haven't been called yet. This could be higher. We could be looking. The last number I checked was 255. No, it's 259 as of the last hour. This is near super majority levels. This is like they abolished the Constitution levels. Well, you need another 30 seats, but sure. They need the Senate too, though. Yeah. Yeah, but with numbers like that, I just really have to push back on. The argument that it's like a candidate quality issue. I get it. Like, definitely. There were definitely certain Republicans who definitely like Ken Paxton, I think, is a great example of a candidate that was not the strongest and turned off a lot of voters that would have traditionally voted Republican in a state like Texas Evangelicals. That's a huge constituency that you need to reach. But the problem is all Republicans across all of the races in the country were way down because of the president. I mean, you had someone like Susan Collins who has held that seat since the 90s. 30 years. For 30 years. And she's. She's. She's kind of considered the cat with nine lives. You know, the fact that she lost against a guy who allegedly has children with his, like, second cousin or something. I mean, talk about candidate quality issues. You know, the Democrats have plenty of issues with the quality of their candidates as well. I think it's it's it's much it's unfortunately a much bigger problem. I think overall it was the it was the Iran war. It was the end of the day. Well, yeah. The president. I think it was a lot of it was it was a lot of Republicans that blind. Well, maybe not. always blind, but actually, you know, yeah, blind loyalty to the president in such a high-stakes midterms where they are already on the back foot prevented them from actually being able to effectively message on affordability. Republicans knew what voters cared about, but they were too scared to disavow or to be disloyal to the president to the point where it handicapped them. They had no way to talk about affordability because they're in charge. Affordability is what I ran on in 2022. And that entire majority making class who became the majority and took the gavel away from Pelosi finally, because we ran on affordability. You know what was my campaign slogan? Pain at the pump, vote Republican. Literally, Scott Pressler was in my district with signs standing like a lunatic at gas stations as gas was in New York at the time, 480. And it's not even as bad as it is right now. And that's literally Scott, pain at the pump, vote Republican. And it would have QR codes. And that's what we campaign on. They hijacked our entire playbook from 22. And here they are. It wasn't just that they were hijacked. It's that the president made it impossible to actually say, hey, look at us. We will help you with affordability. It was just a total. I was talking to Marjorie Taylor Greene earlier. We're gonna have that interview up probably in a week or so. But she was saying she started noticing Democrats were using her talking points. What she campaigned on, Democrats were all of a sudden saying the exact same thing. And it's absolutely fascinating because they learned. They learned. In 2024, we were like, if Democrats just started saying the things Trump was saying about working class, they'd probably win. And they didn't. Instead, they were like, you know, chopping off dongs. Then 2026 comes along. And they're like, oh, we're going to win. And they they played that route. And there's no permission structure. There's no permission structure right now within the GOP for people to actually distance themselves from the president when it matters, because if they do, he will primary you. That's what happened anymore. It's not anymore. Hold on. I got it. No, no, no. Well, I think that's a bold coming up to this election. Right. Massey was probably the most outspoken congressman. There's a pack. But hold on. Yes. But, you know, it was also at the direction of the president. Like they I definitely think the president played a huge role in replacing Massey and getting him out of there. Because he was he was a thorn in the president's side because he was distinguishing himself. I president on important issues that constituents. I have to say real quick. Go ahead. Thomas Massey was not the only thorn in the president's side. And he endorsed Trump. And, you know, he had a conversation with Trump. He famously said, and he talked to, you know, what would you need? There's I find it very interesting that John Thune was was was a bigger thorn in Trump's side. That's true. And Trump did nothing. So I can only conclude the Epstein files, which which Massey was drilling on, pissed Trump off to an extreme degree. I don't think it was political. I think it was personal. I'm going to say something a little different. No, no, you're fine. Sorry. I want to talk about this because I don't want it to get glossed over. Absolutely not factual. One hundred percent that you can't oppose the president because he'll nuke you because I can tell you a list tonight of members who survived who opposed Trump. Maria Salazar in Florida being one of them. Diaz-Balart. And look, I don't know. I don't know if I'm going to be able to let me let me let me say this very clear. I I have friends in weird places and I understand political demographics and I understand your generation doesn't appreciate Maria. My generation grew up watching her on Telemundo and on Univision and interviewing dictators across the world. So I find her kind of like impressive. But I have policy that serious policy disagreements with Maria. But she's the only one that can hold that seat. If you put a generic Republican there that doesn't understand that Latino Cuban community of refugees. And in South Florida, she won by the skin of her teeth. And she had that bombastic ad that people said Trump should dump her. And no, she she was direct to camera. You saw it. It wasn't very comfortable. And people say she's the queen of amnesty and all of that stuff. You can have that argument in your own right. I'm not here to challenge that. I believe in the freedom of opinion and, you know, sticking to what you believe. But there were plenty of examples of people who broke with the president and actually survived their elections because they did so. And the president gave them permission to do so. Let's just say this going into 28. When I look at it, let's take a look at this map from NBC News. And you can see that line through the middle, right? Every blue seat on the right side of that. Those seats were Republican. And now they're blue. And there were Republican seats that were considered safe that flipped. Kansas hasn't elected a Democrat since 1932. At this point, I'm telling you right now, come 2020, you know, 20, mid 28, early 28. Republicans who come out are going to try and be more moderate. They're going to say things like, you know, you know, Trump was always bad. I was never a big fan there. I think what we may end up seeing is a lot of this sort of Rogan ask or Gillis ask, hey, look, man, you know, Trump was bad. I get it. They're not going to try and be TDS. They're going to try and be the moderate. I don't like Trump as opposed to the Trump as a fan. I don't think that works. I really don't. And I'm going to say this wholeheartedly, but there's no there's no other option. There is no other option. Look, I supported. I have never criticized Trump, not because of anything, because I do think he's done great things for the country. I do think he has great flaws, but that's the same thing with every person who's ever sat in that seat in the Oval. So I'm not sitting behind a resolute desk comes with an immense amount of tough choices. And I say this to be completely because a lot of people will be on comments. Oh, George will never talk bad about Trump because Trump gave him a commutation. He will never talk bad about Trump because Trump gave him a commutation. He will never talk about Trump because Trump gave him a commutation. Florida, Texas, Iowa, Georgia, North and South Carolina, I reckon, are also in play for the presidency in 2028 for Democrats. Right now, it's— The only way they lose is if they nominate Kamala Harris. I don't think so. I think they do. I was thinking about that. I was like, what if Kamala was on the ticket? And what if it's DeSantis? I'm going to say this to you. Everybody last night, the one redeeming quality of Fox News, and I will give it to Fox News in the way they cover, they show macros of the differences between how Abdul El-Sayed was doing in a county compared to Kamala. Every single winning senator outperformed Kamala in double digits, county per county, all across the states they won. Kamala will be ripped tonight to Democrats. The political environment is totally different. Brandon Herrera lost an R plus 23. And he should stop running for office. He's unelectable. What? He was in an R-plus 23. He's unelectable. That's a point, a proof, a point of proof. It's not a point of him. It's a point of the trends of the country with the Republican Party represents. I saw people survive in R-plus 8 seats, but Brennan Herrera had an R-plus 24 seat. His neighboring district had a lower rating and still won. Brennan Herrera, nice guy. I like the guy, by the way. I was elated to see Tony Gonzalez go. But it's proven he's not electable. There are people who are just not quality candidates to get elected. You can put an ax murderer in a safe Republican seat. They'll lose. And that was proven. I disagree. Is it like a suburban housewife thing? Run Brandon Herrera in a better environment, which, by the way, he has tried and failed. And let's see. I mean, it remains to be seen. But he has now run. When he lost, it was a primary. It was a primary, but he lost pretty ugly. Who was he running against? Tony Gonzalez, who was like a wet noodle of a man. I worked with the guy. I'm telling you. I'm not going to make any judgment call on whether or not Tony Gonzalez was a wet noodle of a man. But he was the incumbent, and he had the infrastructure to be more successful in a primary like that. In that political environment, Brandon Herrera probably would have been successful. All right. You guys want to know where we're heading? We're heading here. This is from TMZ. Scott Galloway calls for Elon Musk's execution. buzz off with that and then let's play the clip we have begun believing through He will never talk bad about Trump because Trump gave him a commutation. THE DEEP STATE IS QUIET. is crushing El Salvador and Bukele is going to prison. And I said, yeah, actually, I agree with that. I agree with that. Yep. Yeah. Javier Malay. Look, the 20, I'm going to say this, the 20. They're getting what happened to Bolsonaro. The 2028 election, if it goes, which it looks like it's going to go in a terrible direction, will revive the deep state, the USAID, the nonprofits, the NGOs. They will put Bukele inside set cot. I'm telling you. Yes, agreed. Shave his head and throw him in there. They will do that to him and his family. Look what they did to Bolsonaro. Don't get me started with Brazil. I have a vessel that might pop live on the show. I don't want to splat blood all over her beautiful. They're going to relaunch USAID and now they're going to launch it clean. They're going to relaunch USAID with a clean bill, with a clean budget and a clean staff. And they're going to be like, this is great because now they're going to be able to relaunch it with all modern technologies. And a new building, of course, they're going to be like, we weren't we couldn't get the budget to fix everything. And it was bloated. Thank you, Trump, for dismantling it. Now we're going to start a fresh one. And we're and what they're going to do is they're going to lock the budget in for some dumb amount of time so no one can get rid of it. This is a bipartisanship Trump was talking about. He was talking about how he's looking forward to working with with Democrats. And my first thought was like, oh, we're getting amnesty. Then we're getting comprehensive immigration reform, which is just, you know, what it is. I'm going to say this. I spoke to a few members who made it by the skin of their teeth. I am for. I am for. I am for massive deportation of criminals. But I'm going to say this to you. I witnessed something that I think most people who have a heart. I think you have a heart. I think we all here. I saw a scene. No, no, no. Listen to the story. I saw a scene in Newark, New Jersey earlier this year. My husband and I were grocery shopping at some Brazilian supermarket, picking up groceries, you know, cultural stuff, whatever, whatever you want to call it. We saw a woman get dragged out of the car with two. Infants like toddlers and car seats in the back through the passenger seat and dragged by her ankle by ice. I called Chrissy Noem like on the spot. I'm like, Chrissy, this is happening like right. And the good thing about Chrissy Noem is you if you know her, you text her. She's on it like she answers you right away. She's a great politician in the sense that she acknowledges an issue. Right. I saw that. I literally thought that was excessive. You know, I was on. We don't know this. I mean, we don't unless you're telling me and I said, unless that that's a terrorist with a mask on. And I said, unless that that's a terrorist with a mask plan to, you know, pew, pew up places. I don't see or do you see a reason to treat a woman like regardless of her immigration status? Do you see a reason to pull a woman out of a car with two toddlers and infant seats in the back through her ankles? That's crazy. I don't know what the situation. Yeah, we have no information. The situation was literally a routine ice traffic stop. I am not going to say yes or no when I don't. I understand. I don't know the whole picture. I'm just talking about the optics of it. So if you're talking about the optics, I'm not asking you to. What? But if you're talking about the optics, the optics are bad. What did we say on this show in twenty twenty four during the election? I will remind all of you and you can go watch if the Trump administration launches immigration enforcement with guys with machine guns, with what were with rifles in body armor. Democrats are going to scream it's Hitler. It's Nazi Germany and Republicans will get crushed. And this is exactly what I said. They need to put on khakis and polo shirts and knock on doors and handle the Iceland enforcement. That way, because if they do any kind of armored vehicles or armored guys, they're not 80 percent of the people they're chasing are not criminals. Twenty percent are. No, no, no, no, no. They're all criminals. I was going to say being in the country illegally. OK, sorry. OK, so let me let me let me rephrase that because you're right. Being in the country. And I always I always say I always say this. And when I visited the border, I I would always ask these guys, I'm like, why did you come here this way? He's like, oh, you know, I was being chased by tigers. Like, I like the tigers in the Amazon. I laughed. I remember Vish Burra was with me. He looked at me like, did he say tiger in the Amazon? I'm like, just let it go. Like, don't even engage in that. Like, if he said a hippo, I said, oh, wow, you saw Escobar hippo. But Tiger was like peak, like insanity. Anyway, I would ask him, like, let me ask you a question. If you go to if I want to go to your house, should I go through the back door over the window or should I come and knock on your front door? Oh, you knock on my front door. Then why'd you come into my house to the back door and jumping the window? They would sit there like they would have now talked themselves out of excuses and start laughing. Like, I'm like, that's why you're in here. That would be my. But I'm going to let you all in on a big secret. The big secret is people were upset over immigration because mass illegal immigration. But Americans tolerate illegal immigration to a general degree. So when we saw the people under the bridge and was it like in McAllen? Is that where it was in Texas? That was McAllen. Yeah. Yeah. Under the bridge. We saw people being trafficked on planes. This shocked the conscience. The El Paso caravans. Yes. In Chicago, when they were building little migrant cities in black neighborhoods, it was a recoil effect. So these people said, we want immigration enforcement. Trump said, you're going to get it. And then Juan, who makes the burritos at the local, you know, Los Gallos Mexican restaurant. Disappeared. Disappeared. And people were like, I didn't mean him. He's been here for a long time. So what did Trump do? Trump came out and said, we're not talking about hospitality, hospitality and farm workers. And MAGA got super angry. So we went, OK. Look, I say this. Sorry, real quick. The American people found out they actually liked a great degree of the illegal immigrants that were here. And that's unfortunate for the American people to have not understood. As somebody from New York, I obviously was raised in the taco lady and raspados lady with the shaved ice and whatever. Not that you should eat any of that. It'll kill you. Tamales and all of that. But at least not. This is I want to explain. J.D. Vance brought a statement where he said, we saw people coming out in big numbers that were our voters and we were excited. And then they voted Democrat. One of the issues I'm not suggesting every American is cheering for illegal immigration. I'm saying that there are numerous people who said things like the guy who works at my taco shop and his family are gone. And I didn't realize that there were people that there were people here, you know, five, 10 years and their neighbors thought they were. Legally here. But I'm gonna let you guys in on the big secret. You want to know what the big secret is to the point of illegal immigration? The Democrats wanted to create a surf class. You let in 10 million illegal immigrants who live in fear they could be deported and they're doing jobs under the table. They don't have a say in how our government operates. And then the rest of the Americans just get their cheap discount labor because if they complain, they'll get deported. There's a little more element to that, but we count them in our census. So we get more seats. Democrats get more congressional seats. There's an electoral and there's an electoral advantage by body count. That's why they're so all about it. And and I'm going to say this. I come from an immigrant family who migrated, has been migrating to this country legally, call it chain migration, but legally for since nineteen forty three on my father's side and nineteen seventy nine on my mom's side. Very rare Brazil. Very, very proud of your Portuguese. My Portuguese fluent. Oh, yeah. It was my first language because of my household. So I was an ESL student. Ah, kindergarten. Kindergarten. Like fourth grade. I was like, oh, shoot. ESL. Anyway, the point that I say is I appreciate the immigrant stories here. I don't appreciate people who come here. Pillage milk the system. They have ten, twenty kids. I mean, I'm exaggerating. Eight freaking kids. All of them are on welfare. They're all getting a check. And then they're living in apartments like legit cockroaches and not in the sense of demeaning people, but like packed a bunch of people in an apartment. And they're. Checks back home. Checks back home. Checks back home. They build empires. And then we benefit nothing from back with a vengeance. That's you want to you want to see what Democrats were doing during during Biden by flooding the country with people. They're trying to create rapid artificial demand. And then they were pumping money into the system so that these people with their free money would then buy things because they were artificially trying to lubricate the the economy. Obama had to do a stimulus because the debt is getting too high and what they were trying to do with the illegal. Immigrants was effectively a kind of stimulus. Donald Trump put a stop to it. There are a lot of factors that contributed to inflation and the economy getting bad. But you know what? I got to say this. All of that could be fine. People can tolerate to a certain degree if Trump knew how to speak. If if Trump could say something like when he gets asked, affordability is is is terrible right now and the American people are hurting. What did he say? That's a hoax. The economy is better than ever. So, OK, yes, spit on people. If Donald Trump came out and said. You know, my heart goes out to all of the families, all of the hardworking families out there to the brave men and women who are fighting every day for their families and do what they have to do. Just know that your president is working as hard as he can to solve these problems. Many of them originate from previous administrations. Some of them have come as side effects of our plans. We did not foresee and we're going to fix it for that. We apologize, but we are here for you. The bleed would have been half as bad. Well, the problem that a lot of people frustration with immigration is not like you mentioned, George, just the guy that works at the local taco shop. It's the immigrants that come here and treat America as an economic zone. They come here, they get their welfare checks, they send money back home to their families from whichever country they came from. And there's no desire to be part of America. Immigrants used to come here. Immigrants like my parents, they'd come here and they'd be American and learn English. They would assimilate. They would adopt a lot of American hobbies and they would do their best to be American because they wanted to come to this country for a reason, not to exploit it, but to become a part of it. And so I think that's where a lot of the frustration comes from. And now So to actually address immigration there, you have to take some pretty severe, you know, you can't just go in with a scalpel anymore. We have on the higher end, like 20, 25 million illegals potentially. Oh, that's not the higher end. That's like mid-range. Don't tell me that. That makes me upset. Tens of millions potentially of people in this country that really should not be here. And, you know, and it's not just people who are trying to make an honest living. I think most people are generally okay with people who come here and try their best. They really take issue with people who disrespect the United States. And that's a lot of them. And I think a lot of the frustration with the MAGA base right now with the president's approach to immigration is that he has expressed a high tolerance for unpopular policy, namely the war. He has shown willingness to use a lot of political capital on things that he has, you know, said are very important to him. But when it comes to the issue of immigration, that's when you kind of see the tiptoeing. Then you go down to, you know, worst of the worst. You're trying to save face on an issue that is very important. It's very important to most Americans. But when it comes to things like the Iran war that nobody wanted, it's, oh, just trust me. I don't care about people's financial situations. That's not a part of my calculus when I think about foreign policy. That's really where you get the disconnect. And that's why you did not have the enthusiasm that Republicans needed to actually win this midterm cycle. I just think, you know, they didn't campaign on anything. I mean, that's what I'm saying. What were they going to campaign on? I mean, do you know what Ashley Hinson was saying? They could have made it up. Do you know what Ashley Hinson was saying in Iowa? What? Well, affordability is an issue. I'm going to fix it. Lady, you're part of the problem. You're a city congresswoman in a state with five members of Congress. And now you want a higher seat and you want to oversight over the entire state? No, no, thank you. It's really hard to sell when you have the power to do it right now. That's my whole point. She was lambasting affordability and she's in power. Doesn't it feel good, though, to be in the resistance now? Dude, I will say this. I'm just— I campaigned twice, right, in my life, 2020 and 2022, both in a minority trying to gain a majority. I lost 2020. We don't talk about the 2020 election. I have way too much PTSD to talk about it. But in 2022, I was successful. Do you know what's crazy? I was just, like, BSing last night. Do you know my predecessor almost, like, word by word used two of my campaign talking points and policies on his website for this election? A Democrat. Yeah. I was like— I sat there. I was saying it to myself. I'm like, didn't we have this exact almost wording? Like, paraphrase. Did you see that the wealth tax lost in California? Of course I did. Or it's tracking to lose. Of course. I do think— Californians are smart. I think that the Democrats are going to be— Sometime. Okay, let me say this. There is a potential that Democrats are forced to do middle lane stuff. Like, they're going to have to be the party that acknowledges Shane Gillis. He sold a stadium and they're going to have to say, we have to be offensive and shocking if we want to win elections. Sorry. Let me say something to you. Phil and I were talking just in the green room a few minutes ago before we came on air, and he made a very great observation. Republicans were rejected, not Republican ideals and talking points and policy. Because if I'm not mistaken, correct me if I'm wrong, every ballot measure that espouses Republican ideology passed in tough states like Vermont, New Hampshire, California. But Republicans lost. Yeah. Think about it. Because it wasn't about—that's why I said that it was about a repudiation of Republicans, not about repudiation of Republican ideas. The voter ID thing. I think, personally, I think that this wasn't the deciding factor, but it was one of the things that made people say they really don't care about us. The SAVE Act never got brought to a vote. And everybody that was talking about the SAVE Act knew that 75 percent of Americans, Republicans and Democrats, think that it should— should pass. And there are a bunch of ballot initiatives on multiple states that were saying, oh, we need—we're going to require ID to vote here. We're going to require ID to vote here. The fact that Thune and the Senate wouldn't bring it up to a vote was really just a big F.U. to Republicans, in my opinion, because they were like, this is so obvious. This is such an easy thing. And everybody thinks that we should do it. Make them vote on it. Bring it up for a vote and make the Republicans and Democrats vote. So that way, the people— the people that say, no, we're not going to—we don't want this, they would vote down. Pull this up. What is it? I don't know. The NBC map for governor. I want to— NBC governor, maybe you said? Yeah. I want to talk about this because there's two things that I think—again, I was talking to you, Phil, about this. Everybody should look to the Northeast and New England. You see those two little red dots there? That's Vermont and New Hampshire. Those are two governors, two incumbents who survived a sweeping, crushing defeat. Yeah. We need to do what Phil Scott— and Kelly Ayo are doing there to figure out how not to piss off all of the electorate and get the grace of whatever it is that the two— I'm not saying be super ultra-moderate, that they're basically a paper tiger Republican. But go talk to those two. It's really simple. They asked Donald Trump about affordability, and he called it a hoax. But you can't attribute the entire election— Look, here's where we're going to disagree. Sure, President Trump called it a hoax. President Trump says a lot of things. You mentioned a candidate—what's-her-face—saying that I'm working on it, on the economy. Oh, no, no, no. I will work on it. Yeah, exactly. But, lady, work on it now. You're there. That's Ashley Hinton in Iowa. It's Speaker Johnson being asked on TV—I called him Kamala Harris—that he was asked, what are you going to do if people vote for the Republican Party? He goes, the same thing we're doing now. And I was like, wow. Kamala Harris, 2.0. It was—the Republicans that were running, the messaging that they had was so absolutely— And I know— Are they trying to lose? I understand that. But the point that I'm—that's why it was terrible, is there was no messaging. They—if you're going to be in—you know, if you're running for an office, you need to figure something out. And if it means that you have to step away from the president and say, you know what, I think the president's wrong on this, so that way you can retain your seat or so you can win, then that's what you have to do. And I understand that Donald Trump is a very heavy influence in the Republican Party. And if you say anything, he's going to lambast you and et cetera. And people looked at what happened to Thomas Massie, and they're like, I don't want that to happen to me. Well, guess what? Happened to you anyways. That's kind of what Mike Rogers tried to do sort of kind of at the end. He was like, maybe we do need a diesel export ban. And it's like, OK, well, first of all, we're weeks away from the primary. It's a little bit too late for that. And Mike Rogers has—again, he's a very problematic candidate. He lost with Trump on the ticket two years ago. So I don't know why they were like, let's just give it another go. And Haley Stevens endorsed him, which probably hurt his chances. It was just a— Mike Rogers is a— Terrible candidate. So little of that. There's a—we have to stop running—I hate to say this because I know how important a Sununu family is in New Hampshire. But—and I respect the former senator trying to make a comeback, trying to like, hey, let me throw my hand on a blade here for the party, for the country. I respect him. We need new blood. Enough recycling. And I'm saying this, and I already tweeted about it. I'm getting a lot of heat. I got members of Congress calling me like, oh, this is not what we need right now. I'm like, the hell? It isn't. No Jim Jordan. No Steve Scalise. No Tom Emmer. Out. We need new people. We need people who are raising kids and buying houses in this environment. People who resonate with the everyday American who is dealing with all the difficulties. And you know what? I don't want some 60-, 70-year-old or geriatric freaking Republican. And I say that not to be ageist, but to be realistic. They don't represent the majority of the populace right now. And they bought their houses with two nickels and a half. Two nickels and a dog and a puppy. Yeah, whatever. What about Brandon Gill for— Brandon Gill, Anna Paulina, Kat Kamek, Brian Jack. By the way, if anybody in that caucus does not give Brian Jack the NRCC chairmanship and decide to give it to the wet spaghetti that is Rudy Jack—Rudy Yachman in Indiana, it's dumb. Okay, but I got a question. I got a question. Why? Hold on. I'll tell you why. No, no, no, no, no, no. Here's what I'm saying is— If you come to me and say, we need new leadership in the Republican Party, I'm going to go, for what? To grow, to fix this shit show. To fix what? What have the Republicans ever done? Well, that's my point. The only thing they really did from 2020, Donald Trump was an insurgent to the Republican Party. The Republican Party sucked. Donald Trump, term one, made a bunch of promises and was stagnated because he was locked down by Russia, get garbage. Trump got one good year in this term so far. Second year was not particularly good. The Republicans have delivered very little. No, they delivered. They delivered nothing. They did not even— No, no, no. I'm not going to say that because they closed the border. Well, that was amazing. USAID got shut down. These are real. But all they really— Listen. USAID was shut down in name only because it's still funded. The Democrats went insane. Through other projects, community projects that they call earmarks. The Democratic Party was supposed to be, we are going to give in to excess, and the Republicans were slowed down there. And so the analogy was always that Democrats are trying to run full speed for the cliff, but they're chained. The Republicans were pulling them, being dragged very slowly towards the cliff. I understand. Then Democrats became stodgy, moralistic hall monitors, and everyone's like, this needs to stop. They've gone nuts. But when you come to me and say, we need reform in the Republican Party, I'm like, I got to be honest. Perhaps if the argument is for the traditional conservative Republican, you need a party that delivers on what they want. For regular middle-of-the-road Americans who are thinking about the economy, the Republicans have never offered anything. Well, that's the point I'm trying to make. THE POINT I'M TRYING TO MAKE IS is why I say Brian Jack should be NRCC chair and not Rudy Yachman. Rudy Yachman's entire existence is only because Jackie Volorsky had an untimely passing in that terrible car crash in Indiana in 2022, right? That's the only reason he's a congressman. If not, Jackie Volorsky would still be in the seat. The point I'm trying to make is you have Brian Jack, who's a talented young man. He's in our generation, Tim. He understands what it is to have kids and raise kids in this environment. And I think he understands people, messaging, youth, and we need new blood. I will literally unregister as a Republican and stop supporting Republicans if we put Scalise or Jordan. Here we go. Done. From the New York Times, my friends, we have the swing map. White, 18 to 29-year-old, non-college-educated males swung 40 points to the left for Democrats in every election. Look at this. Every state saw a massive swing. These are white men. Now, I tell you this, young white men during peak woke were told they were the villains. They hated it. They voted Republican. These people have now voted for the Democrats with a 40-point swing. Now, how does that make sense? I'll give you two points. The first, young men, 18-year-olds who voted, they were 12 during COVID. They were 10 during peak woke. They were not looking for jobs. They were not applying for schools. So they did not see the brunt ramifications that many 28-year-old young white men did. When they were 18, 20 years old trying to get jobs, being told no white men, they got pissed. These people were for Donald Trump. The next big, big issue, Nick Fuentes. Nick Fuentes, with 80,000 concurrence, watching on his election live stream, telling all of his young white male followers to vote Democrat. And I'm not suggesting literally one of them, one of these people who swung as a Nick Fuentes viewer, it's 2.8 million people, but a large portion of them, and I guarantee you most of these young men that are more right aligned that did know exactly who Nick is, and many of them are his fans. I mean, with the COVID thing, if you were 12 years old during COVID, you were probably still pretty negatively impacted. Going through middle school at that age and your social life is definitely impacted negatively, but I take your point. Not in a meaningful way that's going to affect you as an adult. I was negatively impacted by stupid school policies, but by the time I was 18, they were out of sight, out of mind. Well, for men, and the only reason I bring this point up is because I anecdotally saw this with some people that I knew, and at that age, not being able to socialize or see any of your friends is kind of, it's pretty debilitating for anybody, but especially for young men at that age. There is no context a 12-year-old has as to what that means. When I was told I had to go to school and they changed my schedules and there was detention, there was no external context to life outside of that. So there's no control group where the 12-year-old's like, I remember back when I was allowed. They're just like, wow, this crazy thing is happening. They're not trying to get jobs. They weren't looking at spoiled freezers. They weren't looking at bank accounts. When the 2008 crash happened, I was already poor, so I did not see it. I didn't wake up one day and go, oh no, my portfolio. I woke up on the floor of my friend's house and be like, what happened? I don't know. Anyway, let's go skate. These young people, yes, they were negatively impacted, but not in the same way. They were not in the same way. Not in a meaningful way to whereas they're 18, 19 or 20 years old and going, I need to make sure I vote to stop COVID lockdowns. They were like, I don't know. I'm mad about the war and I'm mad that I can't buy a house. Trump's the president. The Republicans are in control and they're telling me what I see as a hoax. I definitely agree with the latter half of that sentiment. And I also think, I remember reading a lot of studies and a lot of social science that would suggest that this demographic was the most conservative generation ever. And maybe in the sense that they are non-woke. They are conservative, so to speak, on the important social issues. But this to me indicates that they're not Republicans. They're politically homeless in a way. I think they're just jaded, rightfully so. I think it's a decent probabilities bet to say that Nick Fuentes is the future of the GOP. I tweeted that and half the people were like, how dare you say that? That's insane. And then a couple of people were like, nice troll, Tim. And I'm like, no, you're not paying attention to this. You're not paying attention to what young guys are saying. The New York Times interviewed a bunch of young white men and they said they're tired of the U.S. giving money to Israel and putting their interests up. They were tired of the Republican Party ignoring young men. They voted for him and got nothing in return. And that's it. It doesn't matter if Nick is right about everything or if people think he's an anti-Semite or whatever they want to claim about him, a white nationalist, a Nazi, it doesn't matter. He's got influence among young voters. His influence clearly resonates. And look at what J.D. Vance said. J.D. Vance may have tweeted that, yeah, you know, he actually literally did tweet it. The four points that he brought up were effectively Nick Fuentes' talking points. No, I think that's totally true. And I mean, with young male voters, it's one of those demographics that I think Republicans really took for granted because they were a big part of the coalition, this very unique coalition that delivered the president the victory. And Republicans just at the end of the day, they were not self-aware going into this to the point where, you know, the president, once he realized and made an actual actively made a decision to address the whole Israel policy issue, it was the day before the midterms or the day of the midterms. It was the day of. The day of that he announced that he was going to be that they were suspending that for the annual four billion. And that's just too little, too late. And I have to say, I mean, the vice president, he might have hit the right notes, but I think a lot of people are going to look at that and just say too little, too late. And that not only was too little, too late, but the people that that were I posted about that and all the responses that I got that were critical were like, oh, it's already rolled into the NDAA anyways. So it doesn't matter. It didn't really matter. Yeah, it didn't matter what he did. It's not meaningful. Yeah. So it's like everyone was going to say this is still just like it was already baked into the cake. The opinions that people had about Trump and his his support for Israel, because he has said, I'm you know, I'm Israel's biggest supporter, blah, blah, blah. The opinions that people had of Trump and his support for Israel were already there. There was probably nothing he could have done. To change that, because as soon as the Iran war started, people were like, oh, you know, he's doing it for Israel. And then Marco Rubio came out and said, oh, hey, look, you know, we're Israel was going to strike. So we decided to do it. People like, oh, see, Israel said we're going to do it. So I think I need to point out it was actually when I said with no college degree that actually created a larger group of people with some college experience for white, 18 to 29 year old males who only have graduated high school. The swing was forty three points. Yeah. D plus forty three. I mean, the president, he accepted how many hundreds of millions from the Adelson's like. Yeah, obviously. Fifty. Yeah. A lot. He's not going to give it back, you know, and no, I think I went on. He was a New York guy. He probably like even if he didn't get any money, he still probably was like a big Israel supporter. I'll let me finish it. Finish your point. Sorry. I was just going to say really quickly, he talks about how popular he is. Israel all the time. Yeah. People are like, who cares? Like, why do you care about your popularity in a foreign country? He said he's going to go run, run there. He said he's got ninety nine percent approval. I was on Piers Morgan earlier and he asked. It was Joe Kent, me. And it was this guy. I think his name was Blaze. He was, you know, Jewish American Strategy Coalition. I forgot his exact position or where he worked. But he asked Joe Kent, you know, was Trump wrong? What did he do? And Joe Joe was like, Trump is the commander chief. He could get out of he could pull out of Iran right now if he wanted to. He says that. I was asked and I said, I don't actually think at this point Trump will risk an escalation with Iran because he actually faces impeachment and conviction. The Democrats are only going to need eleven votes, eleven Republican defectors to get Trump convicted. And if he's out, he's going to jail for other things. Piers is like, I actually agree with that. And then the the Israel guy is like, Trump should double down and finish the job and go in. And Piers asked him, does Israel have a nuclear weapon. And he's like, no, no, no. Come on now. Don't say that. Tell me, do they have a nuclear weapon? And he's like, well, it's been reported. I mean, I can assume he's like, look me in the eyes and tell me you don't think they have a nuclear weapon. This is what was really annoying. Everyone and their grandmother. Any real person is going to be like, oh, yeah, they they they probably got a bunch. Who are you lying to? It's like I was a kid. I liken it to when Peter Griffin and family guys in the elevator with one other person and he farts and he goes, it was you. Like, who you think you're lying to? I like, what? This is what they've been doing. And I'm not trying to just single out Israel's an issue on this one. This is what we've been getting from a lot of Republicans on the issue of war on the issue of particularly with Iran, which ultimately results in gas prices going up, lying about things that are just too stupid and obvious for anyone to believe. Well, I mean, yeah, look, if you're if you're talking about Israel's, you know, possession of a nuclear weapon, they have the what is it? The Samson. But I'm I'm I'm talking more about how the the the Trump administration, as well as, you know, the Israelis and their communications and their advocacy are lying about the stupidest things imaginable. Americans are not having it. Diesel. There were diesel shortages. Diesel by by me in West Virginia is six dollars and ninety cents. It's gone down a little bit in sanity. Gas is at four fifty. I saw that earlier. And if and then diesel shortages. I saw that earlier. And if and then they come out and they're like, no, no, we've got help. Yes. I still think that it was good that he, that Trump recovered our oil assets there. I'll give him that one. But then when they're like, Iran's going to get a nuclear weapon, I'm just like, and like, this is what I was saying on peers. I said to the, to the Israeli guys, like, listen, I hear you're saying, oh no, they're going to get a nuclear weapon. If we don't go to war with them, what does that mean? What happens if Iran has a nuclear weapon? Honest question. Saudi Arabia and other countries in the area start trying to get a nuclear weapon to deter Iran from using it. That's the, that's the argument that will be made. That's a terrible argument. I'm telling you, I'm not saying it's your, you can say that it's, I'm not saying you, I'm just saying in general, whoever tries to make that argument, look, honestly, um, I've said it this on the show. I was in favor of the Iran war at first. I thought the Ayatollah was such a bad person and Iran was nuclear weapons. And I stand corrected. I think it was arguably one of the worst decisions president Trump could have made. It cost him everything. Yeah. Well, not, it didn't just cost him every, listen, it didn't just cost him. Let me, let me, let me finish this. It didn't just cost him everything. It cost America because not only is it going to be a situation where, you know, the Republicans got trounced, this is going to, this means that any Supreme court nominees for the next two years, justice Alito and justice Thomas are both old and they were probably looking to retire. There is no way that Trump is going to be able to get a, an actual like real replacement for Thomas or, or Alito because the Democrats are not going to allow that in the next two years. And they've got the Senate for the next six years. You, so the, the Supreme court is going to lose two of its most conservative members eventually. And they're not going to be replaced with someone with a justice that's as conservative. You've got six years of Senate, basically majority for the, the, the, uh, there's no path. Yeah. There's no path years when the same map is. Yeah, exactly. So then you, I mean, like it is an, an absolute nightmare. Just a little tidbit. We had this debate. One of the nights I was guest hosting when we talked about the Supreme court, because Robert is 71 Alito, uh, uh, uh, Alito 72 and Thomas is 76 in order for in, in let's wishful thinking for a second. Are we going to expect and pray and hope to God that we, one lives to 77, the other one to 80 and the other one to 82 on the bench that that's, that that's delusional. That's why last year when Trump was sworn in, I said Alito and, and I don't expect anything from Roberts. I I've, I've learned to just not even have expectations, but Alito and Tom Thomas should have resigned last year. So we could have appointed two new, um, member members of the Supreme court. Here's the Senate map for 2028. Uh, I lose more seats. Absolutely. Wisconsin for sure. We'll lose, we'll lose, um, Wisconsin, Nevada. And I mean, depending on how Alabama, how Mississippi goes, that Alabama seat might be in trouble too, because they're very similar minded as, as states. And then you're about to lose Mississippi, bro. That's what I just said. Yeah. Oh yeah. Yeah. Yeah. This is Cindy Heights. Smith might not make it for like maybe under a hundred or 200 votes. Can you imagine being a U S Senator and losing like that? That's 28. That's crazy. Look at that. Oh, that's today. Oh, okay. Yeah. Scott Combs is ahead with, oh, with more than 95% in. Let's take a look at this too. Look at Alaska. Mary Peltola is only ahead by around 600 or so, a little bit more than 600 votes. Look at decoy Dan decoy. Dan's got thousands. That's my point. Can we, it worked, but the Congressman's going to make it. Are you crazy? Did you see that? The crowd, she's going to have legal issues though. Statewide statewide and in the feds, they're, they both open probes. Decoy Dan has 3,600 votes. If he did not have those Dan Sullivan's winning of course. And they're 78% in Mary Peltola. Uh, if she ends up winning in a smaller margin than Dan Sullivan jr. I mean, we've got a crisis on our hands. I have a quick question. Um, what, how did the referendum on taking away rank voice, choding voting, dude, did it fail or did it win in where in LA? In Alaska, in Alaska, the rank choice. I should have bought a laptop. Silly me. I left it in the hotel. Uh, no, but the Congressman is winning. He's ahead. Uh, bi, biachi, I think is his name in Alaska. Take a look. Where is it at large? Yeah, it's one seat. So yep. They're, uh, they're on track to narrowly reject ballot measure too. Okay. It was going to repeat. So the Alaska at large congressional district is looking, looking like it's going to be easily Republican. That just tells you that the decoy Dan. Story was really a threat. Yep. That's crazy. That's so wild. Well, to be fair, they don't probes into her right now, but, but, but hold, hold on, hold on. Uh, it would be a lot. So this is interesting. Eric Hafner is also a spoiler and the at large candidate. He's not a real candidate. He doesn't live in Alaska. My understanding. He's never even been there. Bill Hill is the actual Democrat candidate. So when people go in and vote Democrat by party, they're voting for a guy who is a serial congressional race guy. I think, I think that's right. We talked about this the other night. Yeah. He's never actually been in the state, right? He had like a mug shot. Yeah. So add his votes to Bill Hill. And it's a very close race that aligns perfectly with the votes cast for, uh, Dan and Peltola. And then when you factor in decoy Dan's votes, the margins actually line up perfectly. This also is evidence in my opinion, that decoy Dan really did run a spoil, a spoiler. And, uh, uh, I, I think that, um, baggage was going to win, but also her after is spoiling Bill Hill. You know what? If a lot of people are going to vote for him, I'm going to vote for him. If Alaska wasn't so cold, I'd move there. It seems kind of entertaining. It's amazing. The way the politics go on up there, I'd probably move there, but it's too cold. I probably will retire there. Really? Oh, dude, it is the best. You know, before the world went absolutely sideways, I used to fantasize, and not because of anything political, just because I'm a geek for old world. Have you ever been to Moscow? No. It is gorgeous. Infrastructure, like the architecture of it, old world, I think it's so cool. I've been in the airport. I used to be like, oh, my God. The airport's a nightmare. The airport's garbage, but, like, the trains, everything's just so regal, imperial. Oh, yeah. Ooh, this is pretty. I got a question for you. Soviet imperialism. George, I got a question. In which state do the largest fruits grow? In which country? Here? It's Alaska. Is it? It's probably not absolute, but Alaska has really long summers. Oh, really? With a really long growing season because a lot of people assume it's like, oh, it's Alaska. It's super far north. Yes. But that means in the summer, it's sunny most of the time. So you have a huge swing. Oh, their summers are long because of the 30-day sun. And so as opposed to, like, Florida, where it's warm all year round, but the sun isn't, you're not going to get long growing season because of the sun. So in Alaska, I was taught, someone mentioned that, like, the record for the watermelon is actually Alaska. Really? How much sun they had. And I went straight to the jackfruit. Wait, does jackfruit grow in Alaska? I'm thinking massive jackfruit. It's okay. Dude, Alaska is awesome. So much fun. Just playing in the snow all winter. And then in the summer, it's a regular old summer. It's a dry state, too, isn't it? For drinking? Yeah. I don't know because I don't drink. You don't drink. I know. But some of us do. So my question is, is it a dry state? Huh? I don't think it's a dry state. I think it's a dry state or there's a dry season. I think it's in the winter when there's no sun. I think they do that. I think, yeah, I think because of the off rates, they're too high. So they want to keep that. No, Alaska is not a dry state. It's not. But is there? Did you know that there are still neighborhoods in Chicago that are under prohibition? Really? Yeah. I mean, Texas has a few dry counties. Yeah, that's true. Right? My county was dry until, like, I was well past high school. We used to have to drive way out of town to get that kind of alcohol. I experienced a dry county in Texas once, and I was a little confused. Yeah. I was like, can I get a beer? Oh, it's a dry county, sir. It's a felony. I'm like, oh, my bad. Well, I'm from California. Where you could buy hard alcohol at the grocery store. When I moved to East Coast, you have to go to a liquor store to buy hard alcohol. It depends on where on the East Coast. Like, Florida sells it in freaking CVS. Yeah, well, that's Florida. But in D.C., you have to go to a. I was so confused. I went to Trader Joe's, and they're like, we only have this one weird off-brand seltzer. Yeah, you can buy beer and wine in Texas at a grocery store. Liquor has to be at a liquor store, and they shut it down at, like, 9 p.m., and there's no sales on Sunday. Yeah. New York, you can't buy alcohol, I think. But after 2 a.m. on Saturday, it's, like, no more alcohol. Like, you can't buy beer or anything, and then you can only buy it again after noon on Sunday. I'm like, what a weird freaking lie. I grew up with that, so I'm used to it. I totally don't care. I mean, I'm saying this. People are probably thinking that I drink all day long. Not a big boozer at all, actually. I just happen to know this because I lived my whole life in New York, and there was a point in my life that I liked to buy booze. And that was a restriction we had. I was in college, you know. When I was growing up in Massachusetts, they didn't have—you couldn't buy booze on Sundays at all, so people would go to New Hampshire to do it. Really? The state stores, yeah. Yeah, that's a real cool thing. So my first time ever in New Hampshire was in Nashua, and I was just like, when I saw people talk about, like, the license plate, the live free or die, I'm like, that's a little extreme. And then that's when I realized it's, like, legit freedom. You don't even—there's no seatbelt laws in New Hampshire. The only state without seatbelt laws. Did you know that? The cars are sold— That's so bad. Okay. Just so you know, in New Hampshire, auto dealers are allowed to sell you cars with the disabled, like, beep, beep, beep, of the— the seatbelt i was nobody likes that beep by the way i understand i i don't know that i feel comfortable driving a car without a seatbelt you go to the uh i feel like wear it but i don't want my car yelling at me if i'm like just driving down the block and reparking my car one of the things that that people in new hampshire like is the actual clicker part and you just put it in there yeah into the seatbelt without the actual seatbelt coming over so junkyard used to sell them you just go find the one for your car that's so funny to worry about it i know that was my first experience in new hampshire was in nashville i was just like oh wow this is uh wild well i mean look people and everybody goes in from massachusetts and all the other to buy like their apple stuff it's exhausting it's exhausting exhausting let's go let's go buy our laptops at a discount because there's no taxes on it so we got this uh this short interview let's give you a quick gist talarico says he would vote to abolish the filibuster i believe the majority has the right to govern this country all right let's play it if we can play it if there's there's no audio for some reason dollars here we go elon musk the richest man on the planet spending what 200 million dollars to call you weird uh america pac has a new ad out and he makes three specific allegations based on past comments you've made i want you to respond to briefly he says in the senate you would vote to abolish the filibuster yes i believe that the majority has the right to govern in this country and the filibuster which is not in the constitution it's a jim crow relic it is uh it is leading to gridlock in our nation's capital it's why we can't bring down the cost of groceries and gas and utilities and health care it's why we can't get this economy back on track and so i believe the majority whether it's a democratic majority or a republican majority should have the right to govern musk also claims you would abolish ice no that is incorrect uh i have said that we need immigration and customs enforcement they're gonna they're gonna nuke the filibuster in two seconds and then once they win in 2028 puerto rico and dc become states and the democrats will never lose lose again yeah oh they'll they'll give senators to the virgin islands and to guam full senators too oh wow we flipped guam we're good we flipped again can i tell you something funny can i tell you something really funny about that i would love i love jim moylan the delegate from guam i genuinely do i think he's such a cool guy he got elected with me in 22. such a nice guy like really good conservative but again he's a paper tiger because he can't vote on anything but whenever we had amendment bills he would have voted for guam and then he would have voted for us and battles like in the ndaa and all that he gets to vote on amendments oh my god this man had a stellar conservative voting record right but the fun the whole funny thing about guam is guam tends to vote opposite the rest of the mainland when i saw guam go full red i said wait a second this is not good for us i love that like i saw the you know republican twitter accounts tweeting we flipped and i was just like oh everyone needs to put down their phones for a couple hours i have a specific friend in politics that led the night with that and i love this you might be thinking of the same two bits and pieces and i i felt bad after that i was just like damn it that's my person you know like a person anybody even find guam on a map i can i actually uh now i can i used to not be able to i i had no clue where it is it's out there geographically no no like geographical situation a awareness of it i was just pointing all over the map like by china and i'm like where is this it's somewhere over here it was so bad it was embarrassing now i know because i i freaking had to educate myself but most americans can't point guam out on a map most americans can't point most countries out on the map i just did one of those tests the silhouette tests with the countries so just understand where guam is see this it's really easy to find when you look at a little ridge right here that's how far away it is very far away might as well just be somewhere else you know it's pretty you know it's really pretty i'll say that it's literally just a forward operating base yep that's gonna move to guam that's two airports look at that well actually that's not yeah that's probably an airport is it oh it is a military base and one airport i'm sure yep i'm telling you no they have resorts and stuff like that yeah yeah yeah i'm sure gorgeous but it's all catered you're right to military families the whole island is the whole thing so that they have like normalcy because they're in the middle of nowhere but everything's super have you guys ever just looked at one of these wacky ass islands like hawaii where's tahiti way down i love that you won't there you go somewhere over here volcanic rock that we call a state that's amazing hawaii like look at this just like look at bora bora polynesia is also gorgeous by the way just look where it is how do you even get there uh lots of flying yeah yeah and more boring people are like let's go like you're at the end of the world and if something happens you're you're not gonna make it yeah like or maybe you will make it because you're in the middle of nowhere yeah i feel like that's where a zombie outbreak would start with like the kardashians looking for her ring and the tahiti or something it would it would start in some place in like it would start in africa or something like that how could i forget it wouldn't it wouldn't start in the middle of the how would they get off the island no zombie outbreak wouldn't start there look at this dude if it did it'd be great it's controlled it would be controlled just leave them there yeah they probably don't have to and if it's if it's in hawaii just go ahead and drop a tactical into the volcano so don't you just smirch those beautiful beautiful islands they hate us yeah uh they hate us hawaiians loathe our and our presence there they can they can say that they loathe our presence there but they don't get because of the location they don't get to be an independent country because if the united states don't get to be an independent country the united states wasn't there some other country would agree but they loathe yeah so they can they can hate you're so mistreated as a mainlander in hawaii it's like they can they can it's so strange look at tuvalu i love tuvalu because it's not tv it's fine tuvalu this you're a chill guy and you probably try to like go into the custom you're not an obnoxious tourist like me the fat that shows up it's like they hated me i used to have a condo out there and it was it was it's pre-politics so don't say it's because of my politics this is politics my trip there so yeah but it's not you being it's not pre-you being you no i was i was worse actually obnoxious i'm way tamer today i was way more obnoxious when i was younger hawaii is great i love it oh did you say hawaii no i said hawaii oh i thought i swear you'd say i am a white weird if you pronounce it in english you're like hawaii and they're like micro and you're like bro i don't yeah like i'm not from here i feel like that's yeah i feel like that's insulting listen to this right it's like when you go to a mexican restaurant and you're like yes don't do that no why not well you can get away with it especially i say it even i don't like doing that it's like awkward you speak spanish though don't you i do but like you know it's awkward wait you don't you don't speak spanish when you go to a mexican restaurant no i have this perpetual you can talk about america i get that but i like i go for the full immersion immersive that's why the hawaiians hate you yeah i didn't try to say hawaii at all no i i didn't even try no but i show up to mexican restaurants and whatever and i'm like ah they may whatever and like and i just think it's easier for them because you know they damn don't speak english oh i'm i'm trying to help them oh i don't i'm trying to get my food faster and right and right i don't even you show up at the hispanic restaurant i show up there i'm like hey i want to eat a very specific thing i don't want you to struggle with your accent or or figuring out so here it is in your language so don't it up as we all would say i mean that's not like you need to you say that in english first and then yeah uh uh you want to uh i'm like mi amor quiero ropa vieja okay gracias that's like you know un jugo de lulo ahora mete go to the kitchen mexican restaurants so if you go to a chinese restaurant they're just like name can i tell you something the benefit of chinese restaurants i have this friend of mine out on long island who is a psychopath he calls the chinese restaurants and all you hear him say he speaks in code phil listen to this i i'm gonna take an r7a and a b2 uh c and i want that with pork and i'm like the hell did you just freaking know right yes yeah all of the asian restaurants numbers because it's like you can't numbers we can't pronounce yeah algebra like i'll have the 87 and i'll have the 67 and they're like yep you you get the it's algebra every chinese food restaurant has the same name they're good at math oh come on i was trying to be funny so uh this uh this liberal guy i know he texted me and he was like wow you know it was a blowout i can't believe it it was not else i had i couldn't help saying that because and so uh i responded to him i said i was like yeah it's crazy i'm really excited for the child sex changes and he responds with i will give you ten thousand dollars if there's a if you find a single child who got a sex change from now until 20 29 january 20 20 29 and then i immediately just responded with links to where they offer child sex changes and he immediately responds with you know i'm gonna have to welch on that on that bet i just made he's like i've been known to do that and i was like i was like i was joking when i said there was going to be a bunch of sex changes for kids uh i think uh abdul also had is a devout muslim and i heard i don't know if it's true he attends a mosque where they segregate men and women based yeah i doubt this guy actually wants kids to get sex changes he's just saying whatever he has to say to get get Democrats to vote for him. A Muslim's not going to be able to run for the Republican party and win. Look at Vivek. Ann Coulter was like, I won't vote for you because you're an Indian. Yeah. That was a big part of it. It kind of was. The way that he. He's just insufferable. I mean, he insulted Americans. He insulted people. He was like, you know, Americans are lazy, blah, blah, blah. You can't do that. I'm rich. I know what I'm talking about. Silence, peasant. That's literally what I heard when he said that. I'm like, oh my god. Guaranteed way to lose money. Insult your customer. And behind the insult, he revealed that he just does not understand what makes America great and unique. If you're talking down to the prom queens and the football quarterback, it's obviously a very derivative example, but these are also qualities. It's perfectly aspirational and good to want to be the best football player at your high school. That doesn't mean that you're lazy and entitled and, you know, that's not a bad thing. No, not at all. And being an American is not putting on a cowboy hat, Vivek. Sorry. Or cowboy boots in ostrich leather, which is the weirdest choice. Crazy choice. I mean, kind of fashionable. You're trying to relate to people and you're like, I'm gonna get an exotic. The ostrich leather one was kind of odd. I call it the pimply leather, but whatever. I'm just gonna say this. Proof that he tanked the Ohio ticket is that John Husted outperformed him. John Husted was perfectly a good candidate. He outperformed VAC? Yeah. By a lot? Well, I mean, low bar, but yes. Oh, true. But my point is, if we had a heavier top of ticket, a better candidate, John Husted would have probably. It's Ohio. It's not. We should have not lost that. Even with the shitshow that is Vivek. And it pains me. I'll say why it pains me. His entire consultant team was the same one that got me through a historic freaking swing. One of the best in the game, not they're not, they're no BS guys. They're like legit consultants. They're not about the grift. They're about the math and the tactics to win. But I can only imagine you go from a George Santos who just puts his head down and says, yes, yes, yes. The worst I would do is when they would say, George, stop trying to be an influencer and start being a candidate. And I'd say like, okay, no, I would listen. This dude tries to be a consultant. Oh my God, guys. Q is back. There's a bunch of tweets where Patriot accounts are like, trust the trap. The trap has been set and the Democrats walked right into it. And they're posting about how like, okay, give me the rope. I'm done. Give me the rope. I know you have it. Set him up. Remember when Roseanne on my show bet Michael Malice there would be military tribunals and then she had to pay him $1,000. Yeah. Did she make the payment? She did. That's funny. Did you guys see? It was like, I forgot. I think it might have been Dana Loesch who was tweeting in the aftermath of obviously the disastrous midterm results. She's like, it was a Qatari op. Is it Lash? Yeah. I hope not. My bad. It's Lash. She literally tweeted it. It's a French? It's French Annunciation. No, she tweeted it. She was like, yeah, no, this was all the foreign influence campaign worked. Mark Levin tweeted the same thing. They're like, it was Qatar. Every young person. Mark Levin needs to fuck off. I'm sorry. Every young person goes through the hazing ritual of mispronouncing Dana Lash and Laura Ingram. Ingram. That's how they say it. It's so sad. Dana Lash, it's a French Annunciation of how you pronounce that. But I used to say Dana Loesch, and I know Dana. Everybody did. I love her. And then you actually enter the space. Best person to go to dinner with, by the way. She's fun. She's a fun time. She sells beets. She does. And you know, it's funny. She told me, she's like, it's great for overs, but she can't say that, obviously. Not to promote it, but I'm just like, oh, is it? So I bought it. I'm like, oh, it is great for hangovers. They'd sell way more if they said that. I know, but I think you can't sell that kind of product. Oh, like hangover cure stuff? Yeah, I think you can. No, no. I think it changes the way you're marketing it. Like the regulations or whatever. Essentially, you're incentivizing the access. Oh, no, no, no. It's innuendo. You gotta say, if you stay up late hanging out with your friends on a weekend evening and you wake up in the morning with a headache, this is the perfect thing. Yeah. For whatever reason, but I don't wake up with headaches. I wake hungover. Yeah, anyway, long story short, I bought it, and it is so good. If you ever, ever have a hangover. They taste good. What is it like? It's a pill. I thought it was like a fruit snack. I think it might have a chew. I think they have a chew. I don't know. You know what? A gummy candy. You know what? You should get them as a sponsor, because they're a great product. Sure. I'll make a call. As long as they have, like, gummy beet candy, and we can just eat them. Yeah, that would be probably great. Are there additional, like, good things about beets other than curing hangovers? Iron. Iron. It's a great actual vegetable. Anyway, that's a great way to stay in shape. So, is it? I have no idea. High in sugar. Probably. No, probably. It's very high in sugar. It's, like, super sweet. That's the point of it, isn't it? Huh? You guys want to take a chip to Hangaroa? Yes. What's Hangaroa? It's a Chilean Hawaii. It's, like, it's Hawaii but for, you know, but Chile. I'm down. Let's go. So long as you don't get a Brazilian co-pilot for the jet, I'm fine. I bet the internet is not very good, though. Actually, no. Would Starlink work there? Because I got. Is it too soon for that show? It depends on if Elon Musk crashes all the Starlink satellites. You know what would be really funny? How many. How many Starlinks does Elon have up in the sky right now? Great question. I know who has too many decommissioned satellites up in the sky that I thought Tooth & Nail and Congress would bring his space junk down. Bezos? Charlie Ergen, Dish Network CEO. Oh, yeah. He's got junk satellites? You know, hackers are taking them over. Shit tons of junk satellites. As of early November 2026, there are 11,100 to 11,200 Starlink satellites. That's it? That's not that many. Check how many Charlie Ergen has. But. Wait, wait, wait. Decommissioned. Because they're low orbit, how cool would it be if, like, the Democrats go to arrest Elon and they corner him? He's, like, on top of a mountain and it's, like, windy. And he says, don't make me do it. And they're like, it's over, Elon. And then he just, like, slams his hand down and the Starlink like. And then he starts just throwing Starlings at people. He has said that if they try to nationalize SpaceX, he will stop updating them and they will all degrade. All the orbit will degrade. Rapidly, because they're low orbit. Yeah, because they'll. The air actually has. They're actually in the atmosphere slightly, so they will actually fall out of the sky and burn. Yeah, they don't last forever. He will not allow the Democrats to take SpaceX from him. Good. I actually like that. I didn't know that about him. Do you see the slide he did at Ashley yesterday? He did a. What did he say? I guess my space laser didn't work. Oh, yeah. And Ashley, look, full disclosure, Ashley's my friend. Has been my friend for many years. I disagree with a lot of the crap she's saying nowadays, but that's how I am. I'm cool with my friends regardless of how people perceive them. I completely agree. I consider Ashley a friend. Marjorie's one of my dearest friends, and I know that people hate that, but she's my friend. Yeah, look, man, I would never throw out a friend over politics. Me neither. I just refuse to. And, like, for that matter, I've hung out with Nick Fuentes. We've had him on the show. I've enjoyed his company. We've laughed. I don't agree with everything he says. And people are like, oh, but he's so awful. I'm like, yeah, sure. There's a lot of really awful people who say really, really awful things. It just is what it is. I'm not endorsing his political views that I disagree with. End of story. You're not going to get me to condemn somebody. I'm not playing stupid games. I just don't care. And that's why I like you, because you just don't play the stupid games. Same thing for you. I know. I agree. You get a lot of heat. I know. I know you do. There were people, I've had people be like, how could you have that guy on your show? I'm like, he's a nice guy. I'm like, he went to prison. We're good. You know what I mean? Can I talk about it? So hopefully. We're all at our moments. No, I totally agree. It's in valleys, okay? I always like to get, I always got to give a shout out to Brian Shapiro, because conservatives are like, how could you possibly be friends with that guy? I love Brian. And I'm like, yeah, he's sufferable sometimes, but I love that guy. But when it's not politics, he's really funny, actually. He is. He's a great hang. You play poker with him at that tournament. Dude, he is a great, he is, if you play poker, you want to play poker with Brian Shapiro, because he's not talking about Trump the whole time. He's making jokes, and he's very funny, and everyone's laughing, having a good time. But I'll be the first to admit, like, he's a really nasty guy. And I'll tell him to say it to his face. I'll hang out with anybody who is nice. If, it's like, it's like Darryl Davis. You familiar with Darryl Davis? No. He went to go make friends with, he's a black blues musician. He went, he said, I'm gonna go, I'm gonna go meet, he said to himself, how could someone hate me if they don't know me? So he went to Klan meetings. Oh, that's right. And he met a bunch of Klan members, and he convinced a bunch of them to stop being in the Klan. And he was like, yeah, a lot of these guys are still white supremacists, they're still, you know, white nationalists or whatever, but you know, I just try to talk to them and Are there still Klan meetings today? Yes. Really? Yes. Where? You want to go to one? No, but like, I'm here for the Klan meeting. How do you change someone's mind? Like, let's say there's someone like Brian Shapiro. How would I ever be like, stop being like, convince someone to be like me without actually engaging with them, hanging out, and saying like, hey man, you crazy, turn the volume down a little bit. Like, if you just tell them, F you, screw off. I learned this lesson with Joey Salad, shout out to Joey, because after he got caught, you know, you remember what happened? I love Joey Salad. He got caught doing this scam where he was like, I'm gonna park a car with Trump stuff on it in a black neighborhood, and then the next thing is black people destroying it, but he staged the whole thing so the first thing i did was i ragged on him heavily and now i can him a friend i haven't talked i talked to him very rarely but like i consider him a friend and then i said he he tweeted at me he was in sweden and he was like we should meet up and i was like screw you you're fake news you give us a bad name and then he was like dude what the f and then i i stood on it and i was like if if joey goes down a bad route and there is no path to redemption he will go further down that bad route if you say to him you know what i'm gonna get i'm gonna accept your apology on this one come back and do good then then you're gonna get he's gonna he's gonna come back to the direction currently where i'm living right now it's you just nailed my life right now like you you have to come and show people that you can be different than whatever people painted you to be otherwise they're gonna be all over it sticks with you forever i will say this to what you just said hanging out with people right i i'm from new york city a lot of my friends are liberal and i tend to hang out with a lot of liberal people because it's just the tribe that i kind of grew up in and i've never been i've never voted democrat i never had a liberal view in my life maybe the only liberal view i have in like life is i don't care if you want a gender change i'm not paying for it the government shouldn't pay for it and if you're a minor you shouldn't do it everything else have at it yeah i don't care i don't care i'm not talking my dong off but if you want to do it go ahead you know you want tits go ahead phil i don't give a rat's ass no i'm just saying in general i'm not saying you what i i i guess that came out so terribly i'm so sorry phil i didn't mean to say you want i uh i largely agree with water that's what it is i'm dehydrated that's basically where i've been for for forever it's kind of just like keep it away from kids and and and it shouldn't be a normal thing you know where kids are getting exposed to to these influences i can't i can't forgive myself focus we're on a show oh okay sorry phil you don't want tits that's i just want to make sure that that's not what i meant to say it just came out so wrong i get what you guys are saying though i mean george i also grew up in a very liberal area i'm from california i mean i went in public school they were like gender's a spectrum and i was like probably not but whatever you know sexuality is a fluid yeah and i was like i'm 12 but sure you know i guess i'll figure it out when i'm older and well turns out i did and it was in the total opposite direction of a lot of my peers and i definitely lost a lot of friends oh yeah well to be fair i mean i don't think this is i don't think that politics is a legitimate reason to like ruin genuine friendships over i don't think these i would not consider these people close friends at the time but i was also a little bit obnoxious i was like 15 and i was you know this was right when trump was kind of this was when like the the ben shapiro destroys college kid videos were really popping off so this is kind of the political environment and i thought that like being sensational was the way to you know this was the way to do it so i probably could have cooled it but i do have lifelong friends that i have known since like second grade who i know every time they vote our votes cancel out um but we still you know we're still great friends and yeah look at this lauren bober lost no she doesn't lose yet they call it no i know but come on no no there's no no there's a county so i've been tracking this and i've been talking to people there's this county that's having some issues it's super conservative by the way that just i think there's three thousand votes there's forty four thousand ballots out so forty four yeah i believe let me double check and no no no no no no that's that's not correct right now they've got greater than 95 percent in with 358 000 so that meant that that met don't add up give me a second i'll tell you right now yeah i'm sorry it's looking like lauren bober no no she wasn't she's tight she had the same scenario two years ago and then two years prior where she came down to like nine votes it was i think it was like 500 and something she won by last time but yeah four years ago it was nine votes in 2022 i didn't she considering considering she moved to a much more conservative seat that was ken bucksy you're right i yeah i think she's i think there's 51 000 votes out so how is that possible with the math they're giving how's that possible it's out there where does it say that 51 000 how is telling you it's it's what's what's what percentage of the voters remaining it says 87.6 yeah see new york times has those numbers updated greater than 95 reporting are they wrong you're looking at nbc obviously nbc has had better numbers uh they've been pretty good they've been better than new york times new york times notoriously wrong sometimes and then they'll update everything and then you know they don't even advise you they updated it interesting actually yeah this is very very strange nbc says there's 358 138 uh total votes so far at 87.6 with 51 000 remaining so she uh there's a problem in some part of the district there should we call her alive right now if you can yeah you want to call her is that okay yeah of course that'd be great i don't know how she'll feel about you calling her while live on the show being like talk to me she won't stop being my friend she might get mad at me you have to hold the phone up to the mic if you put her on speakerphone i'll make sure to capture it you should let her know right away that we're live streaming yeah she might be a little busy with yeah she's probably like the election exactly well we'll send her send her a text see if she wants to wants to talk real quick because look at this this doesn't make sense the new york times saying greater than 95 but uh nbc is saying no and the numbers are the same 174 to 171 but uh nbc says there's a big old chunk still and she only has to win 51.6 so what county is curing ballots right now there is an issue with ballots there she she cannot talk sorry she's curing ballots she said yeah all right oh wow i'm telling you it's not over making sure she's gonna win well wow or if she loses that it's all above board she just said i can't stop but you can give the up you can give this update she's in the middle of curing ballots california colorado is much like new york where you have to cure problematic ballots and there was an issue there and i saw a bunch of reporting on it so and it's in the most conservative area and the way that it trended all right down less than one minute and we're going to go to the next question right now 3200 votes uh weld red county is coming in with 7500 votes tonight lamere not so red will be coming in tonight tomorrow with 8500 adams uh my part is red coming in tonight with 3k votes so she's she's confident that she's confident yeah okay so she's gonna eat it out look here's a problem she only needs 51 of the remaining votes and if they lean conservative they could be 60 yeah and i'm gonna say this to you um she shouldn't be in this position she's my friend i love lauren she shouldn't be in this position it's a seat that trump won by 18 points uh and it's ken buck's old seat where he would win by double digits she did have a few hiccups throughout the cycle um with her sparring with president trump over a water bill that he vetoed on his desk her singular bill made it through both chambers only to get vetoed in the white house because of the epsom file issue um so they've been sparring with one another she also had some issues with her son um which i don't think is fair because he's an adult she's not responsible for him he's he's the consequences of his own actions are his not hers but you know how politics loves to jumble all that crap up together so uh i think she's a great representative i've worked with lauren um i would hate to see her lose i mean laubacher's probably curing at the same time oh no they're both curing so right but if she's curing that means they have to be there bipartisanly i'm just saying she's she's clawing every vote she is to make sure lauren can't pull ahead yeah this will be interesting but what are the prediction markets have it at 50 50 uh they i think they had her down um going into election night how did that change over over time because some of the prediction markets inverted once the results started coming in so oh prediction markets have 97 for laubacher i mean when did the has it i'm just saying it just happened right now yeah literally just now yeah probably because people saw what happened in the last 24 hours and said oh well you know i'll tell you this a hundred bucks wins me two grand so you know we'll just uh i'm so scared of gambling go ahead oh i don't i love that you like to gamble and what i will say is that it's uh it's what you just reported is publicly reported to everybody in the world it is and i don't work for her campaign or have any insider information oh and by the way um this is public information it's not it's it's been reported i already knew it before right on i just didn't get what she was doing that's what she's doing right now but i have to say this is uh quite stunning and uh her her old district it looks like is gonna hold republican um can you imagine phil this is a dish this is a state that used to elect republicans statewide up until 08 right that's the that's the trend lately like you see a lot of people that have have left california and said we don't like the the palace weed over there though and then they went over to yeah and they went over to colorado and then as colorado turns blue they start going to texas and now texas is blue like people love to say i don't like the policies that i'm you know subjected to in this state so i'm going to leave but then they vote the way that they used to vote and they end up with the same policies in the new place and i i don't want to sound disparaging but it is like a virus like it goes from one place to another infects a new place ruins it and then they find another place i imagine The same thing is probably happening to Idaho right now, slowly but surely, because it went straight up the coast. It used to be Washington and Oregon were fairly conservative states. But then people moved in. The issues in Washington and Oregon were Portland and Seattle. That's it. And everything else was super red. Let's break down the bubble race. This is really incredible. And we're looking at results by county. So Douglas County is basically cooked. There's probably no votes left. But Larimer County's got 3,000 votes, and it swung Laubacher by plus 19. So that's going to be bad, right? So let's call that near 2 to 1. Let's say it's going to be like, you know, 1750 towards Larimer and then 1250 towards Boebert. So Larimer is going to get a 500-vote boost in that one, putting her up maybe 37. I'm just wild estimates, right? However, in Weld, there's 2,000 remaining, and Boebert's up 18. So now we're starting to get balanced out. However, you got Arapahoe. Arapahoe, 3,000 left, and it swung 26. Bad, bad news. But then taking all the itty-bitty ones, you got around 400 plus 26. It's pretty wild, but it is anybody's race. Yeah, it's going to be a nail-biter. And Lauren Boebert has been nail-biting victories since 2020. I mean, look at like Kiowa. You've got less than 100 votes in, but if there's 71 votes left, she's getting 60, right? Yeah. So with all these less than 100s, let's just— what should we ballpark for a less than 100 to try and pull up an average on this one? Just 100. I'd say 100. Use that as an average. So she's getting the majority of these, and we've got 10 of them. So she might pull 600, 700 votes out of those. It's tough. It's tough. There's 200 here. She's going to get 75% of that. She'll get 150 there. But she's going to get here. She's going to get 250, 300. She's going to get 250, 300 here. I don't know. This is a tight spot. She's got to start clawing back Arapahoe a little bit. I think Lallbacher is the favorite, but it could go either direction based on the numbers we've got remaining. It's tight. It's very tight. 3,000 votes, and they're going to go plus 26 towards Lallbacher. So she's going to pull in 2,000. She's going to bump her lead up. This is brutal. I don't know, man. It wouldn't shock me if she lost. The Republicans. Yeah, they got smoked. They got absolutely trounced. So let's go here real quick. Weld, Red County is coming in with 7,500 votes tonight. So where's Weld there? This says 2,500. 2,000. Yeah, no, I think that that's not updated probably. She's in BOP right now. Right. So she has real numbers that we don't probably see. What's Weld showing there right now? It's saying 94% in with 2,000 remaining. 7,500 votes are coming in tonight, and that's Red County. That's plus 18. Yeah. If it is 7,500, that's a massive boost for her. Because she's going to pull in 60% of that. Larmier, not so Red. Larmier. Larmier? Larmier. Oh, did I read that wrong? Yup. Larmier. Wow. And you have the glasses on. I know. It's so bad. Larmier, not so Red, has between tonight and tomorrow, 8,500 coming in. And Adams, which is her part of Adams, is coming in with 3K, which is all the Red Party. Really? Yeah. New York Times is not saying this. But I think you're right. They're saying 51,000 remain, with the same count as New York Times, who's claiming it's greater than 95 already. Do you want to hear something interesting? That makes no sense. Can I give you a quick data point that nobody's talking about, that only psycho George here knows? Well, would talk about? Real quick, just to confirm, I've got a post here. Let me pull it up. This is from Kyle Clark, 7,500 votes still to come in Colorado's fourth congressional district. Yup. So these are not updated because they're not connecting. They're not connecting to certain errors that are probably happening, but listen to this interesting thing. Real quick, this is from Next Online News, so local news. This is, yeah, this is, wow. She's got a good chance. Yeah. So real quick, Richard Hudson, do you know who that is? Maybe. Remind me. Congressman from North Carolina. Yes, yes, yes. Chair of the NRCC. He got booted. Well, do you want to hear something crazy? Yeah. He spent $1.5 million on his own race and neglected races like Lauren and said that it needed no investment in this environment. How does a member of Congress have a million dollars to spend on his own race? I don't know. I don't know. He's raised like- Oh, no, no, no, no. $1.5 million from the NRCC- Oh, wow. He spent it on himself. Now, here's the thing- He lost. And he lost. Now, here's the thing, NRCC chairs or DCCC chairs are usually people in safe districts because then you could worry about campaigning for the rest of the country and you don't need to worry about your own reelection, which was the biggest mistake that the Democrats did in 2022 by allowing Sean Patrick Maloney to be the DCCC chair and Mike Lawler took him out, right? Yeah. And it was over four years later for them to return the favor. Returning the favor is putting it lightly. Yeah. It's kind of shoving the favor. Yeah. Yeah. Sure. Sean Patrick Maloney must be laughing somewhere in New York at Richard Hudson, who, by the way, is as useful as a piece of sanding paper in a bathroom when you need toilet paper. That's literally who Richard Hudson is. That's how much I like these people. But yeah, true. And you tell. Clearly. And you tell. Oh, by the way, do you want to know the cattiest thing I did all day between yesterday and today? All day. What? In the past 24 hours, what do you got there? In the past 24 hours, the cattiest thing I did? What do you got? I was bored. And I'm thinking to myself, I mean, I'm not working enough, I'm not sleep deprived, so I throw in a random prompt to ChatGPT. How many of the members who voted to expel George Santos before due process are left? Yes. Yep. How many? We all called that out, too. That there was no due process for him. There was no due process for him before you were not committed to anything, and I get rid of him. And I'm just sitting there like, oh, Max Miller, you're gone. Bye bye. Oh, my God. Virginia Fox, you're about to lose. Bye bye. I'm just like literally- You should send all of these people Christmas cards. I will text them all. No, send them Christmas cards. No, no. I am texting them all and then just posting the text because I'm going to get replies. I'm going to get replies. Have you gotten any good ones yet? I haven't started yet. Oh, okay. But I will start texting every single one of them. Bye bye. No, I'm going to turn on your post notifications because I want to see this. Please do. There's a very famous text after I was expelled and then they lied to the entire GOP that they were going to keep my seat safely. Oh, he won. He won by 16 points. There's no way we lose that seat. The environment's ours. They ran an Israeli candidate that barely spoke English thinking- Good grief. This is enough. And she was a registered Democrat. They were Wilson Pakula-ing her, which is a rule in New York that you can run somebody on the opposite line, right? So she lost. That day I was so mad because I liked the lady, but she was completely not ready for it. I have this famous text where I texted the entire New York delegation and I scolded the crap out of them. And then I get a very funny reply from Andrew Garbarino going like, "Who this? New number." I was like, "Wow." That's awesome. So it was pretty fun. All right. We're going to go to your Rumble Rants and Super Chats, so smash that like button. Share the show with all your friends. We've got an uncensored portion of the show coming up for you tonight. It's going to be a lot of fun. And I imagine quite uncensored. And maybe there'll be some updates from Lauren. I am dying for the uncensored part of the show tonight. Rumble Rant. We got Fire Hazard says, "Is Hannah Clare coming back?" Well, she was on the show last night. Josh2371 says, "The only good part about last night was Hannah Clare back on TimCast last night." Hannah Clare is popular. Well, maybe she'll come back sometimes. Who's Hannah Clare? I don't know her. She used to be a co-host on the show. But she's around. You know, she came on last night. I feel like Mariah right now. Who is she? I don't know her. Do you know Peter Brimelow? Yes. What was his organization called? I don't know. It's called V-Dare. V-Dare. There you go. Yes. That's his daughter. Oh, cool. Yay, we love the Nepo babies. More Nepo babies. I can't wait to have my babies and make them Nepo babies, too. Don't worry. Red Muskrat. "We need a skit of Israelis fleeing to Argentina after the genocide is over." Well, this is awkward. That's so bad. Ay, ay, ay. James Smith says, "Trump should have either eliminated everyone in the Iranian government or not bothered with the war. We needed boots on the ground from the start. Trump did half measures and that was wrong." Terrible. Terrible take. Awful take. But I will give him this. If Trump did do air strikes and then boots on the ground, it would have been over much more quickly. Boots on the ground in the Middle East. It took 20 years to get out of Afghanistan. Yeah, I agree. I agree. Yeah, I agree. I agree. And the terrain is- I was saying, like, shutting down Pickaxe Mountain and that would have ended, but then we would have been stuck. Yeah. And it would have been merciless. And what war? Were we going to control the strait forever? Nope. Like the Panama Canal? Absfan says, "A pro-life friend of mine flipped to Dem vote in SC for a pro-choice Dem senator. When I asked why, he said, 'I have to feed my family. Prices are too high.'" Yup. Dude, it's nuts, man. I go grocery shopping. It is crazy. You grocery shop too? Yes. Like yourself? Yes, personally. So do I. And I have to admit, it is at least 20% more expensive. Yeah. I do my own grocery shopping. I don't have, contrary to popular belief, somebody who does it for me. for me yes i have a housekeeper but i still like to do i like to pick my oranges like i'm so humble there is no reality where i have a person who does my shopping for me like that yeah like like sometimes we use instacart i hate it but like they pick the worst bananas exactly and they always get the wrong thing they'll be like worst bananas i've ever like i order i order heavy cream and they come with half an f yeah my roommate ordered a um a butternut squash and they brought her like a pumpkin so now we just have decoration it's the same thing cooked you can't you can you can you can there are some pumpkins you can eat but it was like any pumpkin contrary to popular belief you can eat it and it's delicious where do you think you'll have to change we got important your mythos says i grew up on guam it's our most important strategic base in the pacific it's a good place to visit but terrible place to live it's twice as expensive as new york or california it is yeah because everything has to be it's a good place to visit but terrible place to live it's twice as expensive as new york or everything i mean a can of coke six dollars no good white you believe in gay marriage that is a liberal view george it is i don't believe in gay marriage i believe it like i believe i am gay that's interesting that's funny no it's so that is not true if you read back my position on gay marriage was it should have never been marriage marriage is a overstep of the church because it's it's a overstep of the church because it's civil unions that everybody should be able to get but marriage should still be exclusive to the church and the only reason we do gay marriage is that marriage is in general in a civil form in government is because we were so bankrupt after world war ii that we had to monetize on something that people couldn't afford to do which is like oh we need to increase marriage rates so we can increase population rates so people can pay more taxes but people can afford to get married because it's expensive to get married in the church right if you so then they went and created city hall marriage i am i'm not going to say that i'm not going to say that i'm not going to say that i'm vehemently against marriage being the business of the government. Eric says, hey, gang, keeping with tradition, my wife just gave birth to our first child. Yee-haw! Welcome to the world, Sophia Marie. Can I get a yee-haw? I didn't even have to say it. He's not locked in. I'm not kidding. It literally says, can I get a yee-haw? Let's go. This is like the 10th I've done. Yee-haw! All right. Wow, that was funny. You're ahead of the curve. Let's see what's cooking. What do we got here? Tucson Alarm says Trump should not have betrayed MAGA by joining the swamp instead of draining it. Let the commies have him. He didn't do anything about Antifa courts targeting his MAGA. He could fix that and solve all our problems. Is this now the military or he's next to us on the wall? I mean, I get the sentiment, but. That's extreme. Well, I mean, the results last night were extreme. The results were pretty extreme, yeah. I understand, but I. 10 years, it's like 10 years before the Republicans can get a significant amount of control of the government. And it's also the last 10 years of MAGA culminating to this moment. Yeah. And it was just. I'm on a roller coaster. But you guys are giving Democrats. I said this earlier in the night. I'm going to say it again. You guys are literally underscoring. I can't speak. Underscoring the facts that Democrats will do the same thing we did and overstep and overreach and da, da, da. And then people are like, you know what? Fuck you. No, no. Democrats are perfect. They're not perfect. They're going to play this masterfully. They're going to put literally guns to our heads and say, put the pronouns back in the email, bitch. And make them in Arabic. Literally going to be how this is going to work. Yeah, yeah. Well, if they want to do that, I'm putting she, them. Hakeem Jeffries was on Morning Joe this morning saying we need to avoid all of the woke. I mean, for long and short. We need to avoid the woke stuff. We need to avoid trying to get retribution. We promise to. Deliver affordability, and that's what we need to do. Now, will they actually follow through? Will it happen? I don't know. But if there are enough sensible people in the Democrat Party, they will win considerable majorities, and they will produce. Hold on. If the woke stuff is dropped, and they're not doing retribution and lawfare, I have little to complain about. Well. You know, their policies are bad, but we're going to sit down and debate that, and I'm going to argue why your policies are bad. I get what you're saying. And not that the Republicans had a problem. I don't have a plan to fix this either. But if they try to do something like Medicare for All, they're going to blow up the dollar. Because we cannot afford. Yes, but again, that's not. Blowing up the dollar is like, oh, man, this is a bad economic decision. Sit down, and we need to talk about this. You're crazy. Oh, no, what are you doing? The woke stuff is like, why are you trying to kidnap my children? Yeah. It's why are you telling people. Why are you firing people from their jobs over things they said 10 years ago? And then going after conservatives to have them arrested, or raiding Roger Stone's home, at 4 in the morning. Don't do any of that, and I'm going to be like, well, they got bad policies. We'll see if that. This is the meme that my friends are sending. The pronouns. Did you see someone was tweeting? They're like, we need to now orient the White House to face Mecca. Like, it's over. I mean, Asmongold put his pronouns in his ex-bio last night, or something like that. Here we go. Wait, wait. Here's it going. The one free man says, at the tail end of every industrial revolution is destabilization and war. Napoleonic Wars, World War I, Cold War. Common factor. Is that money got too centralized, the top 1%. The 1% is building underground bunkers. Indeed, I've always argued the need for a higher progressive bracket, simply because you need to have a balancing system between the lowest and the highest. Otherwise, the lowest, whether they're right or wrong, will burn everything down. So, that's just the reality. Wealth inequality is a problem because even if the poorest of your country are living better and better lives every year, at a certain point, they look up with envy. And they burn everything down. So, I was in. Here, you're going to love this. I got a story for you, George. I was in Brazil. I was in a favela. I went to Alemão, if you're familiar. Alemão. Complexo do Alemão. Yes. Complexo do Alemão. Alemão. Yep. The German complex in translation. That's right. Yep. And it was funny. They were telling me that. You know why they say German, though, right? It's satirical to the color of the skin of the complexo do Alemão. Oh, is it? Like, it's a joke. It's like. But that's. It's a joke. It's a joke. It ended up becoming one of the biggest favelas in Rio. It is. So, I go there, and we go to interview a family about the pacification, you know, the Corte and the Bope and all this stuff. And after we do the interview, this little old lady, she says something in Portuguese, and my fixer translator, he says, "Oh, she is asking you why the rich people protest in America." And I said, "The rich people?" And then he was like, "That's what she said." And I was like, "Tell her she's mistaken. The rich people in America aren't the ones protesting." So he tells her this, and she goes. And then she responds, and he goes, "No, no. She's saying that Americans are all rich. Why are they protesting?" And I started laughing, because here I am in a favela. That's a perception that. Let me. Let me break it down for everybody. This is a favela. This house, the neighbors, in order to get to their house, had to walk through the house. So you have a house that was built from shantytown bricks. And then the neighbors built the house on top of their house, and walked through the house. They had to get to their house. So you're sitting in your living room, watching TV, and your neighbor walks through your living room to go up the stairs to his house, which is also. It's very strange. Their toilet couldn't flush, because it didn't rain. And so. And the "cacha d'agua," which is the water box on top of the house, sometimes that's how they fill it. Yup. It was empty. And then there's PVC pipes going into that central column, and you see turds flying out. And so I was like, "Do you have a ba, you know, a baño, is that how you say it?" I don't know how you say it. Bañero. and it was a mountain of human waste just stacked up. And they were like, you got to do it. And I was like, I will wait, even if my kidneys burst. And they were like, the problem is women had rain. So you can't flush. That's an extreme case. I mean, just so you know, I'm not defending Brazil. That is an extreme case of jerry-rigging it in a favela. Most of them do have water, running water. But there are – well, this is probably a result of somebody who illicitly built – furtherly illicit – That's what they've been doing. That's what they've been told. Yeah, yeah. That's why that happened. What was really fascinating too is that we actually went to a bunch of different favelas, and they were starting to get really nice. And what they said was when the pacification happened, the government came in, and they started installing water. They started – and you know what my guy told me, and maybe you agree with this? He said one of the greatest catastrophes was the lifts they built to get people to the top of favelas. He said one of the greatest and most important resources of Brazil's economy is big booties, and it's because the women have to walk up the hills. When they added the cable cars, now the women aren't walking, and their booties are small. That's what he said. That's actually funny. Do you know who did the pacification of Rio, who was the main consultant on it? Oh, yes. It was the New York guy, right? Rudy Giuliani. Yeah. Well, I thought it was the other guy. It was Rudy and Bernie. Bernie Carrick and Rudy Giuliani. They were both hired jointly to do the pacification with the then mayor of Rio. Giuliani, I knew I would have said, but when New York guys were referring to him. Yeah, Bernie Kerik is a former commissioner who passed away earlier this year or last year. I don't even remember anymore. My friends, smash the like button and share the show with everyone you know. You can follow me on Instagram at TimCast. We've got the uncensored portion of the show coming up. George, you want to shout anything out? Please, please, please keep your eyes tuned on to George at George Santos on all social media. Most importantly, watch Special Forces. Oh, the camera's right there. I'm so used to that. 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