Fox Host CUTS THE FEED After HUMILIATION

This completely backfired on Fox News, and they had to cut the feed and run away from this interview because of it. Yesterday, during Donald Trump's rally in South Carolina, they thought they were speaking to a Trump supporter for their Trump-loving audience to eat up at home, but he was anything but, and the clip has gone viral, you might have seen it already, but it's worth a watch. Take a look. Wait, this is not a Trump supporter right now, we'll find over it. People in the control room, cut the feed and get out of this interview, got to move on, and then as soon as he realized what was taking place, and that this man is not a Trump supporter, and he was pointing out the fact that MAGA is a cult, they ran away, they got out of there as soon as possible. And what's so funny is the backlash from MAGA. They are trying to get this guy arrested because he called the MAGA fan base a cult. For example, journalist Nick Sorter, who is not a journalist, he's a partisan hack who is spread lie after lie about the Democratic party. He was the one who lied about James Tallerico going to a mental facility in Ohio to give you some context on who this guy is, what he believes. But he responded to the interview by saying, hey, at Secret Service, you guys should immediately track this guy down, who was just on Fox inside Trump's rally wearing a death shirt comparing the rally to the Jones town massacre. This dude is clearly unstable, Trump is set to speak in South Carolina, this took place yesterday, of course, at 12.30pm Eastern time. Now what Nick doesn't know is that death is actually a heavy metal band. And the t-shirt he was wearing was a fan t-shirt for the band. And I guess he just didn't know that and he made a total fool of himself and the tweet is still up. Despite there being a fact check on Elon Musk's Twitter platform, the death logo is that of a metal band called death. He still has the post up, he was humiliated for it. And I guess he's not deleting it, he wants the humiliation to continue. But nonetheless, speaking about rallies and speaking about the run up to the midterm elections and everything that's going on in the country right now, Donald Trump has been having a pretty terrible week. Understandably so, his party is down, he is down, his approval rating is terrible. It's looking pretty good for Democrats in the upcoming midterms. Now I've been saying this on the show, but I will always preface it or say after it, that that doesn't mean that you get to get comfortable, doesn't mean that I get to get comfortable or anybody. We got to work every single day until election day. He got to get out there and vote, and if you haven't voted yet, make a plan to vote. Do something like that. It's a must because there's no winning without voting. But Donald Trump, nonetheless, has had a pretty terrible week. So one of those things is the fact that he has canceled all of his campaign rallies and the lead up to the midterm elections, except for one taking place today in Florida. The rest of them, one in Iowa, one in Kansas, others have been canceled. One of them, in particular, is Kansas. He's canceled it for Saturday, October 31st. And a lot of speculation is going on as to why he did it. Is it because his party is down in the polls and he wants to stop campaigning? He's just kind of like thrown in the towel or is it because of his deteriorating health? Well, a journalist asked him yesterday, "Are you not going to Kansas because you're sick of traveling? Are you sick? Are you healthy?" And Donald Trump lashed out at the reporter for asking that very reasonable question. What? How are you doing, a lot of travel, we've been doing a lot of travel with you, how are you feeling, how's your health? I think you're all going to do very well, I think you're going to have some very strong Tuesday night. That's my opinion. So you're not going to Kansas, that's tough to do with you being sick of traveling? Yes, sick. Yes, that's my opinion. Very well, very sick. Who are you with? I'm a reporter, sir. You are sick guy. Reuters is terrible. What would you want to make sure you're doing well? No, look at this guy. It's a way out of shape. Look at how badly he comes to me, sir, you're not going to go to Kansas. I'm not going to Kansas because he's doing very well. I'm going to do a tell-around. Tomorrow I'm doing Florida. He says, "What's the reason after doing what 28 says, "What's the reason for this, sir, that you're not going to Kansas?" You know the reason is, I don't feel I have to go to Kansas. I'm going to Florida tomorrow and I'll do if something else comes up, but he said, "You're not going to Kansas, sir, are you feeling well? You've been following me for two weeks. I feel perfect. You are disgusting. Put yourself in shape. You look like hell." Wow. I said this on the show yesterday when we talked about this clip, but this guy telling anybody else to put themselves in shape and that they look like hell is remarkably ironic. He snapped when he was questioned about his health, which again is not unreasonable, a not unreasonable question that is because we've seen him on the campaign trail and he is not looking good. He is rambling incoherently. His mental decline is on full display for the country to see. Maybe that's why he canceled these rallies. I don't know. We're just kind of speculating here. But on the topic of Kansas, canceling the rally in Kansas, he is saying that he's doing so well that he doesn't have to go, but Marshall, the Roger Marshall, the incumbent, is losing to Democrat Hamilton in a new poll. Democratic pastor Adam Hamilton is leading Republican incumbent Roger Marshall in the race for US Senate. While Republican Senate president Ty Masterson is ahead in the race for governor, the poll of 838 registered Kansas voters show Hamilton leading Marshall 49 to 45% in the US Senate race. According to Donald Trump, doing well is losing by four points. It's probably better for the Republicans if he doesn't go, given the fact that he has a 30% approval rating, but that hasn't stopped the bad news from coming in. Nate Silver, a very famous pollster in politics, somebody who gave Donald Trump a better shot of winning in 2016 than really anybody, is out with some pretty devastating news for Republicans regarding some early voting data. Pollster Nate Silver has revealed the glaring red sign that the Republican party is headed towards disaster this election day. Silver, who rose to fame as one of the few pollsters to predict a Donald Trump win in 2016, said early voting trends show Democrats are turning out in much larger numbers than Republicans. "And so far in early voting data, you've seen irregular Democratic voters turning out, but not Republicans," he explained on a podcast. So they need to get their voters to the polls to take advantage of the red territory on the map. He added, quote, "I don't think anybody's expecting them to save the house unless there's a gigantic polling error and everyone's and the instrumentations are totally wrong." However, he said the Democrats can't take anything for granted in the Senate. Silver also explained that polls have previously missed Trump voters because they are considered low-propensity voters who only turn out for Trump, so they are hard to measure as a voting block. He also added, "So white working class voters, certain Hispanic voters, a lot of young Hispanic men, young black men, young Asian men voted for Trump in 2024, they may have been missed by pollsters. Will they vote for like a Ken Paxson in Texas or Roger Marshall in Kansas?" History would say maybe not, he added, and this is the state of play with what these different states are looking at, like in terms of where they're leaning politically, it's an interesting map. A lot of it comes down to turnout in particular to Republican turnout. I think we have a good sense from the history of Democratic enthusiasm in these midterms when they even had an OK midterm in 2022, which is true. Democrats actually expanded our majority in the Senate in 2022, which was interesting. Now, we know that across the United States, 44 million, almost 45 million, really rounding up, early votes have been cast. And what the early voting data is showing is that Democrats are turning out in huge numbers compared to Republicans. This is from Time magazine. Registered Democrats so far represent a larger share of early voters in the midterms than Republicans do, having cast roughly 45% of the early ballots compared to 31% of the ballots cast by Republican voters, and other 24% of Americans who have voted early are not registered with either party. But when you're looking at the partisan makeup, Democrats are at 45% Republicans are only at 31% and the midterms are not far away at all. We're a day away, really, from it being November in the midterm elections being right around the corner. And we're also seeing the same thing in Texas. Look at this. This is really crazy. Because of Monday, 51% of the early vote in Texas is from voters modeled as likely to vote for Democrats, while 45% is from voters modeled as likely to vote for Republicans. That's in Texas folks. That's in Texas, which is really, really mind blowing. It'd be, I'm really fascinated in this Texas race. It would be amazing if James Talleriko could win, of course, fingers crossed there. That would be so good for American democracy, just the country, generally, to neuter this presidency, to end the Trump presidency prematurely. And it seems like Republicans are also worried about this possibility. Sean Hannity is warning his radio listeners that the early vote for Republicans is not where it needs to be. This is Sean Hannity, a man who sings Donald Trump's praises at literally every opportunity that he is given. He could be talking about how the sky is blue. And he'll say, well, you know, it was Donald Trump who made it blue. That's who Sean Hannity is. And even he is saying that the early vote is not where it needs to be. And maybe that's because Donald Trump has been campaigning. I mean, we said earlier in the video, he has like a 30% approval rating. And he's been trying to make the midterms about himself. He's been going around the country saying this, quote, I'm asking you to pretend that I'm on the ballot just one more time. Because if we lose, you're going to lose your border, your tax cuts, you're going to lose your safety and security, you're going to lose your wealth. Nobody actually believes that. Of course, but he's been saying pretend that I'm on the ballot. If we are pretending that you're on the ballot, 70% of Americans are not going to vote for you. So it's not real a great political strategy, and perhaps Mr. Sean Hannity, that's why the Republican early vote is not where it needs to be. But some really bad news for Donald Trump and the Republicans, and the fact that Fox News is having a bunch of interviews go like this, inside of Trump rallies, outside of Trump rallies, where people are saying, "Not doing it, that should be a red warning sign for them." 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