Midterm Disaster Reaction: How We Fight Back

All right. Let me start with this. You've come to the wrong place. That's most of you. So if you want a meltdown, you've come to the wrong place. Doom and gloom, you've come to the wrong place. If you want ass shining today, you've come to the wrong place. A straight sobering assessment. Now that we have more numbers that have come in. Thank you, by the way, for making this the top conservative stream again for, I think, four or five election cycles running. We were beaten by one communist. I will say that this time, but it's pretty hard to get people to tune in to watch their own ass get kicked. So we appreciate all of you who spend time with us. There are three key takeaways and people have opinions and people will interpret that differently. But there are three undeniable, three inescapable takeaways from this election. Then we have immediate effects from this election. Texas specifically, because you're looking at a governorship. That's where you're going to have a very, very strong A-B comparison. And then some bright spots. There are some bright spots. This idea that it's all doom and gloom. Yes, this was historic. Yes, it was notable. Yes, some people were tone deaf, had some blind spots. We're going to go through all of that. But there are some very significant bright spots that people are kind of glossing past. And knowing those gives you a better path moving forward, which is largely Christian and white. I just say that as far as the statistic on with the show. Greetings, Mug Club. Let's take a journey. And I was never suspected of one. So hot, we'll melt your popsicle. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. California world, it's undeniable. Crazies loot, the border's unlocked. Left coast rep resent, now pull your mask up. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. Apes out of reach. Cost more than my Gucci stilettos. We're free. Freaks into deep. Power outage warning on the stereo. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. You can walk on the world without the border closed. The whole nation's toast. When diversity comes first, you'll be falling apart. California world is so unbearable. Crazy hats, vaginas on top. Taxation so hot, we'll take your testicle Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh California world, it's so untenable Gangs move fentanyl on your block Left coast represent, now put your hands up Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh Click Rumble Premium and join now for $99 annually or $999 a month to get the entirely ad-free experience and an ever-expanding roster of content, creators, and free speech. Welcome, sorry we're all asses in elbow this morning because our whole sleep-wake cycle is going to be a mess. It's just, it's just, it's just wake. It's not really a cycle, it's just a line at that point. It's a vicious line. Let me ask you, what was your biggest disappointment from Tuesday night? Don't say me. Oh, stop it. They need someone to hate. The disappointment this time has to be novel. It can't just be the same daily disappointment. It has to be a new one. Gerald has to make the election about him. Me! That's not what I was doing. I was trying to make the election about him. I was trying to help. Okay, there we go. Anyway, it's Chat Thursday. If he is, then you let us know. We'll take your chats because it's live. It's a weekday, 11 a.m. Eastern, and we do chats on Thursday where we rapid-fire take as many chats as possible. Captain Morgan, CEO, how are you? Good, how are you? I'm good. Yeah. It doesn't, look, here's the thing. You win some, you lose some. Life is a fight. Resign yourself to the fact that life is a struggle, and you can never stop. And then, and we said the same thing when there was obviously a very gleeful celebration, 2024. Yeah. 2016. Guess what? We said the fight still continues because your enemy is not just who is in the White House, the people who are trying to subvert this nation. It's the media, entertainment, educational, industrial complex. And you can't be stagnant. You can't become complacent. So it doesn't change your day-to-day. If your day-to-day changes where you're, we won, so I'm no longer fighting, guess what? You're a former champ. I'm not saying that anyone here is a champion. Certainly not here. But, you know, you get it. Wednesday, November 11th at the Addison Improv. He's here today, though, which is nice. But he's going to be there November 11th, Mr. Josh, Feierstein. Hey, what's up? You doing, you good? I'm good, yeah. I hope this message gets out to Gina Hinojosa, our new governor. Mm-hmm. Come out to the comedy show. Yeah, yeah. She's got tons of fans there. Yeah. If she comes out, you'll get a lot of aw. Or she could bring her friends and it'll be a lot of aw. Yeah, if it's like a bachelorette party, you know. Like, hey, are you a bachelorette party? I could tell by the penis-themed everything. Subtle. What do you mean it's like a rave? It's like the original, like the bachelor party. It's like, even, by the way, I don't condone it. I don't recommend the strip club, any of that stuff. But that's obviously something that a lot of guys do. You're not dressed yourself as a vagina everywhere you go. Yeah. And we're like, if the boys can do it, well, show me the boys who do it. Let's go on to this next thing first. If you think, you know, we need some levity. If you think that you can take the extreme cut challenge, right? It's a food challenge. Oh, okay. You think this one is right up your alley? That was like a weightlifting challenge. Yeah, no, this very Wisconsin restaurant would like a word. Man, there you are. Good luck. This Wisconsin supper club serves up a cut of meat so big that it makes the old 96er from the movie The Great Outdoors look like a joke. What the hell is a supper club? The Black Otter Supper Club in Hortonville offers the extreme cut of meat. You wouldn't get it. Yeah. You guys down here are not a member of the club. You've never eaten a tree trunk of meat. It's an elephant's foot. You get a gift card and a photo. Well, my consolation prize was a week's worth of delicious prime rib leftovers. So head to Bob and Jerry's Black Otter Supper Club in Hortonville to try the most Wisconsin food challenge ever. And I'll see you next time. Yeah, actually, that's the most Wisconsin influencer campaign ever. Hey, don't you like looking at this big ham hock here that already looks congealed? Of course, you know, I got to pay for it. But I do get a gift card and a photo. They got a Polaroid in there. It's better than the last most Wisconsin meal you could have, which was you would just eat as many cheese curds as you can and see who poops first. That's right. The problem is they didn't have enough tape to film the contest because, you know, when nobody pooped. Nobody was going to say a week's worth of diarrhea. We were, you know, we were fun. We had a good time. Everybody was all stuffed up. That's right. You know, and. But the beer clears it out. Well, it comes out both ends. Not this time. Doesn't come out both ends for you. No, we had a lot of cheese. I tell you what. It didn't clear it out for me this time. And I wasn't the fastest thing on two legs for a couple of weeks. You've never been the fastest thing. That's true. I've never been the fastest thing. But I'm less fast with nine pounds of cheese in my belly. This is so stupid. I ate so much cheese I was the slowest thing on four feet. That's right. I know. That's because you were part of the human cheese peed, you know. Hey, don't talk about that. Hey, don't talk about the Miller Festival. Yeah, come on now. That day. Next time, you know, people will mean it literally when they say that guy is an ass. He was the ass at the back of the cheese peed. You know, I tried this prime rib contest, this challenge. Did you try it? I did. Couldn't get it down. I had to have somebody else pack her in. Ah, you had to have a packer. Yeah. Green Bay way. You know, we own the team there, you know. That reminds me. I'll be in Appleton, too. You'll be in Appleton. Appleton. I forgot about that. Oh, my gosh. You know what? They got a great apple challenge out there. It's how many apples can you put? the human cheese-peed ass. yeah but you gotta do it you gotta do it at a stop and go before it turns green that's right you gotta do it to stop and go i'm more of a quick trip guy but k double you know the crappy one because it's wisconsin oh stop and go is what we call a traffic light that's right because we're retarded because you stop and then the retards over there they're over there in michigan where they got those michigan lefts oh oh yeah you mean you want to rebrand a u-turn no a right turn and then a u-turn and then another stoplight steven it's the dumbest thing in the world i'm really glad that you killed the momentum with the intricacies of the traffic laws you killed the momentum like those geezers killed that's right you feel more momentum i'm gonna stick this pen straight through your eye you understand me that's dennis farina he's chicago they're michigan left by they're michigan left by that's your butthole that's right in texas i think you guys call it a cringe shot that's where we stopped that's where we we had i'm just not into the food challenge especially when you don't get it comp i tried to do the blazing challenge at buffalo wild wings one time because i eat blazing wings for that yeah and i don't go there anymore since the diageo thing but uh there is a challenge here's the problem first off you have to pay for it uh-huh and they bring it out scalding temperature hot with a timer yeah i'm like you could bring out milk and i wouldn't be able to finish it if it's just temperature hot it's burning my mouth they're bringing it in the fryer yeah they push the fryer out and they say you got to eat it out of the oil right yeah they just throw it on your face like napalm i'm like oh gosh i just thought i was gonna eat some uh chicken wings but uh i didn't expect to have a agent orange all over me you know that's what i get burned my beard down and the problem is we close all the mom and pop shops for buffalo wild wings now i will say this used to be a bigger portion this challenge yeah but they had to cut it back after a recent incident something's wrong with me this too will pass hey that's a minnesota eight that's right that doesn't fly here in wisconsin but that's a minnesota eight yeah it's like a wisconsin 7.5 what's the free t-shirt for that well you know we have less uh we have less than a giant forehead retarded somali so it brings up the average and it's 40 t-shirts they put it into one t-shirt yeah that's right i got a seamstress after i do what i say i'll get a free t-shirt give me the uh the 3xl now here's another uh one uh we have our first we have our first uh t-shirt and we're going to uh d-day candidate we have our first uh i believe saying the term uh wigger has been used which i would never say whoa yo that's offensive dog yeah you can't say that unless you got you realize what you do it my fist clenches involuntarily yeah because you're about to throw that out for black power son hey hey hey i'm saying hey i'm an ally dog i hope you have enough room for my fist because i'm gonna ram it into your stomach so and his tonight's speech and this person is a republican he still deserves to be uh made fun of anthony constantino made uh a pretty big pretty bold ask of president trump i have a very good lawyer she said listen i'm fighting for new york i want to bring people back to new york i want to bring excitement back to new york i want to bring jobs back to new york and i gotta say this i know it's already been asked but i think president trump should consider freeing diddy what it's already been asked new yorker great things for new york state i think we should consider it yeah to be clear he didn't campaign on that yeah he didn't come out and say i'll say it one more time like yo what we need is lower taxes we need better schools and free diddy what up that's his platform no i don't know about the debt ceiling but prison ceiling need to go that's right get rid of it now i will say this guy uh so hey who knows he could end up being a decent rap who who knows you see you honestly you can fight or it could be a tito ortiz thing where he doesn't know how to cut an onion oh but constantino for for mug club rumble premium bring up that tito ortiz cutting an onion and himself constantino did invite a rapper to perform and they had to stop the performance uh short because it was stressing his mom out yeah yeah yeah yeah oh his name is suzy now but it used to be joe tractor rap all right all right cut that cut that i just want to do this one more time and i want to hear y'all say it as loud as y'all possibly can and you can direct it towards them evil news evil news all right i'm done you're stressing my mom out to be fair to be fair i think everything stresses his mom out y'all got any more of them diddy pardons now constantina to be fair boxer uh owns a sticker company okay like the sticker company by the sticker mule i believe yeah oh is that i've paid that guy i donated to his campaign they tried to sponsor us one time really yes can we get him on the show maybe we'll see about it oh i've never wanted anything more in my life is it really he looks good he was that was his first boxing match well here's the thing i don't look it could go either way like i've said people who you think are the best politicians people who you think are are more slick or experienced if anything we've seen that statistical random is probably better than the swamp because the trump administration has had some hits and had some misses really the only standard is are you kissing the guy's ass right so if we just agree that ass kissing is close to statistical random this is the closest example we have of people who are entrenched career versus yeah let's give him a shot and i would definitely say that yeah let's give him a shot is better than the bush administration then the biden then the obama administration the current election notwithstanding it's not really an indictment of every single person in the cabinet now i will say this guy he could do pretty well who knows obviously we're going to have a little bit of fun but uh maybe he'll do something uh on home prices like his brother my girl likes it yo what up fam it's your boy d-day aka the real estate baron and we out here broadcasting live from the new crib yeah man i just closed on this estate not bad five bedrooms six bath private infinity pool all cash no loan y'all know how i do she i know all the haters out there said i couldn't buy a house but i'm a homeowner now you feel me hey daryl you made holes in the wall when you hung this green screen damn i'm taping yeah so my interior decorator's having a few uh soundproofing issues you know because this place got crazy echo fam hey i'm gonna need you to take that down before dinner and stop calling the insulation soundproofing man my old man's always tripping that sucker's just jealous because i'm giving y'all a tour of my custom-built brand new studio and hey hey hey if you can afford a house that nice you can afford a down payment call american financing and stop punching holes in my drywall for your dumb videos man you don't even know who you messing with i swear when i finally move out of this house i'm gonna leave y'all and the house to rot what did you just say to me i said shut up what nothing i didn't mean i didn't say nothing call the pros at american financing today at 1-800-974-6500 or visit www.americanfinancing.net slash crowder nmls 182334 if you start today you may even delay up to two mortgage payments all right and then one more before we get to the election breakdown because that's going to be the bulk of the show but uh you know everyone else is just doing their breakdowns just talking about that like hey we like other there are other things we have other interests you know like gerald with rollerblading so yeah missing persons case in canada he loves to ride that rail interest the nursery rhyme rapper really e-i-e-i-o you're not here you miss it you're missing dog uh missing person in canada of course isn't some of this necessarily our bread and butter but yesterday rcmp alberta posted this on their x page by the way all the references are available this is real they said uh we're happy to report that uh missing person ray j strikes with a gun has been located safe again that was ray j strikes with a gun thank you for helping by sharing the message now uh nobody knows where he was exactly but we do know that he's safe unfortunately the same cannot be said about sean john uh dies from a gun yeah that's you should have freed him dog that's why that's why it happened he got freed i don't know why he's dressed like tarzan that's because that's what the kids like that's what the kids like oh really oh you know it took a second man in the jungle you know two hearts one family they like that kind of thing yeah and baby and rosie o'donnell let's carry plow schmor gary plow awful i'm condemning it that's what i thought yeah uh so look today is a very uh we're going to go through the election three inescapable facts realities that we need to face the immediate effects and then there are some bright spots there are some silver linings and by that i mean conservative leaning measures winning by double digits in states where the democrats obviously had their let's call it what it was the blue tsunami whatever you know the blue flood so we need to go through all of it and i think you need to go through all of it objectively so that we know how to assess the situation and how best to move forward that's what i think is missing a lot lot of it out there because a lot of the answers are more of the same problems, namely pandering and namely whitewashing. Ironically, we'll get to that. You'll understand in a second. So today is a really important day for you to understand and check the references. We provide the resources, the sources for every claim that we make. And as it relates to numbers, demographics today, link in the description. We think that's an important tool for you to have. And I encourage all other shows out there to do the same thing. Let's get into it. Tuesday, the cold, hard reality is that American loving conservatives, people who want the United States to continue being the land of opportunity, perpetuating the American dream. Well, guess what? All those people, we kind of got kicked in the teeth. Don't care about kids seeing erections. Your child from being exposed to something. Tallarico can't decide who's woman or man. Tallarico's favorite drag queen. You can't always win when you want. But don't give up this time. Cause you gotta fight. Fight like LWC. LWC. I always forget how much I love that Elon clip. Yeah. Because, you know, he might be on the spectrum, but I think that in his mind, this was going to end with a freeze frame like the breakfast club. He's like, I'm going to look really cool. Oh, wait, this is in real, this is real time. Somebody will have to edit that. I'll have to keep doing, maybe next time I'll have a robot. So now that we have everything, the numbers, because we couldn't give you everything the night before. Here's where the country stands. Republicans lost seven senators, 35 house members, five governorships, and two thick, juicy butt cheeks. Well, I left that butt. Well, that's just because he took the cheese challenge. Now, people are saying this is completely unprecedented. It's historic. Well, let's look at Barack Obama in 2010. That's one that people often compare it to. Six senators, so one less Senate member. 63 house members, 11 governorships. So I've heard people say that this is an extinction level event for the Republican Party. Come on, guys. And that doesn't help anybody. You can compare it to actually our government, you know, amidst Watergate in 74. The losses for Republicans were five senators, 48 house members, nine governorships. So that was really bad. The Obama midterm was significantly worse. People would have to tell you that. But this was really bad. And it was bad because, it shouldn't have happened. It really shouldn't have happened. You had a really strong contrast, right? Barack Obama, first term of Donald Trump, and then a stolen, you know, election presidency and that's my belief. I know people are talking about voter fraud today. There may be some in some places. You can't simply gloss over all of it. Just look at Florida. That was way, way too close for comfort. So yeah, I absolutely think there are election shenanigans. But is the reason for this voter fraud? No. And that's not hypocrisy. And the 2020 election, it was unprecedented. And it was the most noticeable, most notable facet of the election. That is not the most notable takeaway here today. Let me give you the three key takeaways as to why the elections went this way. These are inescapable. You can interpret them differently. But these are realities. Number one, so voter turnout. Democrats turned out like it was a presidential election year. And look, conservatives, Republicans didn't. They just didn't. So if you look at the Senate vote, as far as we're looking at turnout, Democrats, there's 90, 97% Republican 68. Kansas 103% for Democrats. I know people say voter fraud. No, we're talking about also some defectors. That obviously is at play here. Republicans 67%. Texas 113% versus 66%. Jeez, because there's no way it could be more than 100%. Well, of course, absolutely. Again, because you just need people to go from one party to the other. I don't think that's the primary reason. But it definitely was at play here because of some people who felt betrayed. And I think in many cases, rightfully so. If you look at the governorship, Hinojosa, and this one is very bothersome, got 1.6 million more votes than Beto in 2022. Abbott was pretty much the same if you look at all of his elections. Okay, so the voter turnout is a real issue. And I don't mean voter turnout, we just need as many people to turn out as possible. That's one thing the Democrats need to basically wave a magic wand and grant people more citizenship. Republicans need to turn out. Period. It's not about having as many new people as humanly possible in when you're only turning out to the tune of 67%. So and I know that a lot of you say, well, I didn't turn out because I wanted to send a message. I got it. There are immediate consequences. I don't think that was the right strategy. But I'll tell you what, I am going to take that point and use it to try and communicate to people in charge because this is the solution to this. Okay, for you vote, but for those in charge, listen, listen. Yeah, to your constituents. You see the same mistakes that were made by Biden by the Trump administration. Oh, what people are concerned about whatever it is, it could be the Warner Rand could be obviously the cost of diesel. Let's talk about the ballroom. Let's talk about look at this, the reflecting pool. People didn't. It's not that people didn't feel listened to people were not listened to. So voter turnout 100% right. And when you get people turning out, which is what these numbers show at higher rates than a presidential election. That's insane for midterm. That is just absolutely insane. And to just try to sweep it under the rug, pass the blame as President Trump was doing during the night of election. Yeah, that that is the opposite of listening. Yeah, he's doubling down on the wrong thing. Right? Yeah. And that brings us to number two. And you say, how was this turnout so much higher? Well, you look at a place like Texas with millions of people who have come into the state. That's not enough to affect all of it, but it's significant. And then you have people who are relatively inactive voters who got up. So number two is demographics. People will say, you know, demographics determine destiny. No, just demographics in general. And this is something that is important because people will take away from this the wrong thing and continue the mistake of the pandering. So let's look who actually elects Republicans, conservative America first candidates. It's it's overwhelmingly historically, white males, white males. Okay, now in the last general, they were 22 plus 22. This time they were plus eight. But consistently across the board, white males, if that white male is working, guaranteed, he leans even more heavily Republican, if that white male is married, has a family guaranteed he if that white male is working and has a family, that's where you see sometimes a plus 30. Okay? Who do you think elects Republican presidents, conservatives? Do you think they're conservative? I think it's all the groups that you're chasing. We need the new Indian immigrants here. Oh, we need the women, the boss babes. Oh, no, we need to make inroads with Hispanics. Hey, none of that is wrong. Unless you're doing it at the cost of people who look like the guys in this room. No, I'm not saying that that makes anyone here better than any other group of people. I am telling you that the guys in this room, these are the people who determine Republican presidencies, conservative presidencies. And by the way, who that candidate is going to be. That's where primaries matter. White males. Okay, and they were taken for granted. That's why they didn't come out and vote. So you pandered at the cost of the people who can make the difference. Now, if you compare that to women, or if you compare it to white women, now, they generally voted Republican in the last the last general election. These midterms, they went Democrat. They're very, very fickle. Here's the other thing. There's a huge difference between married white women, again, see them tied, see them yoked to white Christian males often, and unmarried women. Unmarried women, they vote Democrat overwhelmingly. Okay, there was a few of them went more Republican in that last general election, because Kamala Harris was obviously rejected. And I'll get to why that is because that same mistake was repeated. But if you go, hey, we got to we got to pursue the coalition of, of women of boss babes. Now, what you need to do is make sure that white males are getting married, and they're making more kids and raising them. Instead of pandering to groups who are incredibly fickle at best, you might make some gains. But the only through line, the only reliable facet of these other niche minority votes is that they are notoriously unreliable. And by the way, there is no correlation with the pandering. Let me give you an example. You look at the Hispanic vote where Donald Trump made inroads last election. That was the guy who said, I'm deporting all of them. And we're shutting down the border. That's when he won Hispanic males. So even if you believed that pandering worked, well, unfortunately, the consequences are too severe. Because at a certain point, your constituents feel or a rightfully think, by the way, to use the word feel on listen to as they don't matter, they've been taken for granted. And then the pattern doesn't work anyway. Because once you soften on it, and you go, look how much we've done for the Hispanic community, look, look how much we've done. For the black community. Guess what? They may vote for you less. And we see that across decades and decades. Now, if you look at Gen Z voters, even with Gen Z men, this is where you saw still in 2024, they were about plus 14. That surprised people. Gen Z women, though, still plus 17. Again, most of them are going to be unmarried. Certainly that last election cycle. Yeah, D plus 17. Yeah, sorry, plus 17 to D. I assumed. But now the Gen Z men, they went plus 22 to Democrats, Gen Z women plus 43 as far as a shift over from that last election. Jeez. And just to be clear, it was very surprising on election night when Gen Z men in the last national election voted for Donald Trump. And then you had people going, so see, this is the future. This is who we need. I said, wait, wait, wait, wait. Hold on a second. Hold on a second. This is great, but you need to expect this to oscillate. This is going to go back and forth. This isn't the reliable base. This is the generation that was raised in COVID. This is a generation of people who absolutely felt betrayed, who had distrust in authority. And they very largely, because they haven't gained a ton of life experience, will quickly vote against the next authority if they don't get their wish list. So you see Gen Z, a wild swing. And when everyone was saying the future of the Republican Party is going to be Gen Z males, I said, wait a second, wait a second. Don't base your strategy around that. Come let Zoltar tell you more. It's a mixed pitch ball right past the play. We're going to win the game. I guarantee it. Gen Z veered more conservative, obviously, than any generation before. I'm very surprised whenever a young demographic votes Republican. Some of those people are just going to be the former Bernie bros. Some of those people are just going to be the people who vote in their own selfish interests. And they thought they were voting in their own selfish interests for President Trump. But if someone comes out and promises more free crap, they'll vote for that person. Not all of Gen Z, but there's a contingency of that. I guarantee it. Now, two things. I am not saying ignore those games. What I'm saying is don't completely abandon your platform, your messaging, your game plan to chase that when it is going to be fickle and unreliable at the cost of your game. At the cost of the people who you need to show up. Here's the solution. When you're talking about this, these demographics, stop pandering and start showing some gratitude. That's part of listening. Start showing some gratitude to the people who can build and preserve this country. Starting with white Western Christian men, their wives and families. It doesn't mean that you're excluding anyone if you make sure that the people, who, by the way, are the engine, of the world. The American tax-paying worker is the engine of the world. It's the same reason that they don't need to build up their military in much of Europe. It's the same reason that Germany can promise free internet. It's the same reason that Canada can promise free healthcare. Why? Well, let's change one thing. They have to defend the free world. Go. What allows us to have the military fighting force that we have, what allows us to be the superpower that we are, is the American net tax. The American net tax contributor. Usually, white Christian men. Dads. So stop pandering. I don't want to see fireworks for a show for some gay black guy coming out going, you know, if we just, if we just, if these people felt that, guess what? No. Either they're on board with the idea of strong immigration policy, of strong families, of economic opportunity, of rugged individualism, or they're not. And the numbers show that that message, which wasn't aimed at black people, which wasn't aimed, which wasn't aimed at black people, at Gen Z, which wasn't aimed at Hispanic voters, got more of them. Right. Yeah. Than the pandering. Stop pandering and start showing gratitude to the half of this country that can elect presidents. Does that make sense? Yeah. I think they actually respected when people were honest with them. Right. That's what they, they expected somebody to come out and just have a little bit more, like, manliness to them and just tell them what they're going to do. And they're like, I respect that guy. And by the way, that's going to benefit me. Right. That's great. Instead of just promising free stuff. Right. You can, you can more effectively build a broad coalition in being authentic and not pandering. You lose the glue of that coalition if you ignore the people who allow this country to exist. This brings us to number three. And I think this is the biggest issue that everyone else is ignoring. This was a repudiation, this election, of what people view as the new swamp. President Trump said he was going to drain the swamp. That was a big thing. And people are talking about that voters check the references. We make them available every show. People are talking about how here, what motivated voters, you know, the Iran war 74%. If you look at the polls, cost of living 89%. I get it. Those are significant, but you know what? People aren't talking about as much. And it was the biggest issue. Corruption, 90%, 90% of voters. When polled is just a general poll, right? It's CNN. I'm not saying it's reliable, but I would wager that this is true. If you pulled across the board and use different outfits, corruption. Now, what does that mean? We don't have access to the books. People will see corruption and they will say, oh, that's because Donald Trump's friends, cronies are making money that bothers them too. But when people say corruption, again, bring it back to the swamp. What that really means is entrenched. That means people who've been installed people who've been thrust down the throats of America when they didn't ask for it. That's the new swamp. Hillary Clinton, it was a surprise lost for primarily one reason. I know you're thinking saggy tits. No, because people thought, well, you know what? We saw what happened with Bernie. This is just, it's a coronation. We didn't ask for it, but we were getting it. And a lot of people didn't show up to vote. There was still a huge turn, but a lot of people, people who should have voted for Hillary Clinton, didn't same mistake with Kamala Harris, Kamala Harris. I've said it so often the right wrong way to insult her that now I can't say it. The right way. She was dead last in her own state in a primary. No one asked for her. You're getting Kamala Harris. That's a big reason that Kamala Harris didn't win. And then that mistake was repeated in an administration that ran on right wing, conservative populism, namely economic freedom. But that mistake was repeated. Think about that. Did people of Ohio go given to us Vivek, Darlene Graham, Rick Jackson. When you look at the governor there of Georgia, these are people who weren't asked for these were, these are people who folks were told this is who you're getting. And yep, I understand there was a primary, but boy, we're there. There were entire fists on the scales of the premise for them. The same way that they rejected Hillary Clinton, same way that they rejected Kamala Harris for the same reason that people for, I would, I would say it's a misguided notion. Love, Bernie Sanders, because he's a man of the people. If folks perceive you to be an heir to the throne, it's a coronation. It's an installation through no choice of our own. It gets rejected. It gets rejected. This was a repudiation of what people view as the new swamp. That's a huge component because people said corruption is a big thing. Also as a bonus, by the way, no one is getting money out of politics. Anytime soon, Tallarico got like $58 million, more than half from out of state. 12 and a half million came from California and New York. These people, they campaign on getting money out of politics, but they have, so they put so much money into politics. It's never going to actually happen. Yeah. Come on. The three takeaways again, voter turnout solution. You got to listen demographics, the solution. Stop pandering, start showing gratitude. Number three, the new swamp corruption. What's the solution to that? Hey, we go back. Let me point you back to listen. If people don't believe in many cases, rightfully that they have a voice leading into the process, they're not going to trust the process. If I happen to be a Democrat, God forbid ever. I go Hillary Clinton. I go Kamala Harris. The Republicans did the exact same thing. And just so you know, the entrenched swamp is it's going to apply. And two other organizations out there. And yes, I think that, you know, Hey, TPU, I said, you can't spike the football in the last general election and say, look at our ground game. And then this time not expect to answer people. Where was the ground game? You got, you got a vac on stage. You got, I'm not saying this to, to, to, but like, if you look at a lot of these conferences, these conservative political, there's a reason that there's a reason that I don't do them. There's a reason. Maybe I'll do one. Just so you know, you guys can see a contrast. It's a bunch of people being put on stage with a bunch of pomp and circumstance who nobody really wants to hear. Do you think that Riley gains could fill out a room in Appleton, Wisconsin? That doesn't mean she's a bad person. No, no, but tickets are available for me. Yeah. But when she comes out to hurricane and if you need a crowd animator to tell people to cheer, give a standing. Oh, that's not actually the makings of a grassroots movement. And usually these speaking spots, Usually these pieces of performance art are another form of pandering. Hey, look, women. Hey, look, black voters. Hey, look, people who happen to be brown. We're just like you, crowd animator. Clap, clap, clap, clap, clap. Hey, where was the ground game here? To me, that's like when they had Beyonce at the Kamala rally in Houston. Right. Except they couldn't get Beyonce. Yeah, but the difference is Beyonce is popular. Beyonce is someone who people would want to see, not necessarily at a political rally. That's so much of the right wing. And that's not to give credence to the crazy conspiracies and criticisms. And Charlie Kirk was killed by the administration and none of that. But you can't spike the football, say, look how great we are. And then the next time, get it completely wrong. That extends to everybody. The candidates who are thrust down people's throats. These are not folks who anyone wanted. You can, for more proof, follow the show. Go through the archives with us on Vivek. I didn't even address Graham. Yeah. They're just like, I don't even know that you can find tape on Graham. It was just assumed. We just didn't like the idea of somebody being given like that role. I didn't know her first name this morning. Yeah. Yeah. It's like Graham, the Graham gal. Well, and listen, I'm going to, you know, this may be a sacred cow that I'm stepping on a bit here in Texas, but nobody was really super excited about Ken Paxton. It was like, okay, well, Ken Paxton is going to be way better than James Tallarico. But the people weren't clamoring for Ken Paxton. We just didn't like John Cornyn that much. We were like, can somebody else please be the person? Do you know who worked for John? John Cornyn, JD Vance, new swamp. There are a lot of things I like about JD Vance. I'll tell you this. If you think JD Vance has a snowball's chance in hell of winning the presidency in 2028, then pack it in. We need to do away with the level of delusion. And a big reason for that is because they'll show up to the conferences. They'll go out and they'll, they'll shake hands and do the cocktail parties with not NGOs, but we have the same problem with giants. Giant nonprofits that are determined by a handful of donors, not by the people. President Trump won in spite of that system. And people now view it as a new entrenched system. So there you go. That's a bonus as far as money out of, but here's a double bonus. I hate these people. So Florida, to give you an idea, Florida, Cubans, Cuban immigrants saved Florida. And this is why I think it's very important to delineate when you just look at Hispanic. It's not a monolith. Okay. They anywhere from seven to 14 Cubans helped keep Florida red. When you look at those margins, how has the pandering worked out for the other people say you need a broad coalition and they'll blame it on ice and ignoring all the historical precedent and ignoring the gains made by Trump in 2024 when he said ice is going to be stronger than ever Mexicans in Florida. They went Democrat 16 other Central Americans. They went Democrat 25 Puerto Ricans. Give him a state Democrat 33 plus 33. But there's one group in particular, and I know people will say that I'm racist, but I'm not because I say, Hey, Cuban Americans, thank you. We appreciate it. There's one group that deserves the ire of Americans specifically. And that's why we're introducing this new segment. Can you off enough? Can you off enough? Venezuelan Americans. I don't like the sound of it. Fuck off as much as what I want you to do is Venezuelan Americans. Yeah, they went Democrat plus 13 and I'll explain why this is so what plus 13. They didn't vote for the guy who took out the dictator or the successor to the dictator who likely starved or jailed one of their relatives because there was better pandering for more free shit, which you can't do. You can't do that. You can't out pander them plus 13 for Democrats, Venezuelans. So Venezuelan Americans in Florida, what I want you to do is, well, first off off. And then I want you to, you know, gather your bearings, probably go back home, make yourself a sandwich, take a nap, and then fuck off more if you can. And then I want you to go to the edge right there of the preferably someplace with a steep drop off and fuck off more. I don't know that you can do it enough, but just if you if at first you don't succeed, Venezuelans, try, try and fuck off again. Can you fuck off enough? Tell us how you really feel. Hey, hold on a second. When people say pander to the Hispanics, what do you mean? Why? Why did Cuban Americans in Florida who've experienced communism? Yeah. Why without the pandering? By the way, in this city, they've been consistently a voting bloc. Why are they going one way and all other groups? Of Central American, South Americans, Hispanics going left for the same reason that many people flee California because of the close to socialist policies and then vote for them. It's really, really hard. It's like a house cat that's been declawed. They no longer know how to live in the wild. They vote for free stuff. They vote for government to take care of them. So trying to out free stuff out Santa Claus, the left doesn't work. And you have to. You have comparisons that you don't need to do that for certain groups, no matter what you do, you're gonna get Cuban Americans. I know people will say, oh, the young ones, well, the young ones broke for Obama and now they're older and they broke Republican. That tends to happen quite a bit. We'll get into that another day. So you're going to chase, oh, oh, can we get some Mexican American? Oh, oh, can we get Venezuelan Americans? Oh, oh, can we get the black trans lady with rickets that we know you're going to be there? White Christian worker paying taxes. We know you're going to be there. Well, they didn't show up. And I tell you what, I don't blame them. I talk. I'm never voting Democrat. I'm never voting communist. That's why I'm the furthest right wing person out there, if only because I'm not going to vote for Democrats. But I get it. I get it. There's an enthusiasm gap. And you know what? There is one rightfully so. What's the solution here? Deport them all and stop importing people. Who will consistently vote against the interests of this country? People go, oh, look, we made some gains. Yeah, OK, because you find yourself in that problem where you've imported a bunch of people from countries and not just third world countries. So that's a big problem who don't share your values whatsoever. There is no rugged individualism outside of the United States. That includes, by the way, Canada, most of Western Europe. This is the only place everywhere else the voting process is. Who? Who grants you or who is promising you the greater wish list? You're not going to be the methadone to their heroin and go, well, here's a little bit of freedom. They're always going to vote for more of that. And so you need to solve this at the root of the problem. Stop importing these people. Deport all. Is it better to try and pander to a group of people who will swing wildly 40 points Democrats way because they don't like seeing somebody deported or making the environment inhospitable? To immigrants who don't learn the language, share our values and don't even want our country to look like the country we love. I would rather make it inhospitable. Yeah. But this is something that we talked about, too. So I called it when we started talking about the deportations because Trump did part of that. Stop importing. Done. Check. That was a huge part of this thing. The other other other than H1Bs and stuff, which they were starting to address with additional pressure, getting rid of people. I told you people are going to see on CNN and NBC and ABC. It's going to pull on the heartstrings. And I can't believe we're taking American families out. And it worked because most people in the Republican Party who even voted for Trump and wanted deportations did not have the stomach for what was going to come next. Right. Not like that. They were not prepared for it. So if you really want that, it is going to be something that happens in phases. And you hate that it's true. And apply that to your state. Yeah. Now, Abbott, we're going to get to immediate effects in Texas. Abbott did a whole lot more than Hinojosa did. Abbott didn't do enough. Hinojosa is going. To welcome your invaders with open arms, just to be clear. Literally. But if you have any power in your state, that is priority. Number one is not only deporting, making it impossible to conduct business outside of the English language, making sure that people who are not net tax contributors to this country find it incredibly difficult to get by. Yes, I mean that not the American worker. should not be struggling to fill up their tank while someone else who contributes nothing who doesn't even believe in the tenets of this country collects more than sixty thousand dollars in benefits per year and is getting fanta on snap okay so yes i believe in making an environment that is viable for the american taxpayer the american worker you need to create an environment that is inhospitable to new waves of immigrants and welfare queens and kings kangs period start with english there you go vote there's a sandwich uh sandwich board sign outside the voting station yeah and it said vote here today and underneath it said vote a key hoy yeah like well if i know what a key hoy means surely you know what today here today yeah means i'll tell you this i went into vote and when i went into vote there is a black lady who i rightfully assume voted democrat and it was all women and there were two white women they said okay and do you want it in Now, English or Spanish? Same. And I said, I don't like the question. I said, I don't like the question at all. and they looked at me like. - And you know what she said? The one who I bet you, because I saw something outside where I believe she was more conservative. She goes, yeah, well, you know, I mean, pretty soon we'll probably have more than two. Why aren't you mad? Why aren't you mad? The fact that you're asking me in the United States of America if I want to vote in fucking Spanish? You know who's not mad about that? Hey, Cuban-Americans, are you mad that I say, oh, oh, no speaking English? No vote! Does that offend you? If it offends you, I don't think you can fuck off enough. How about that? And you have an entire Republican Party, the new entrenchment of, look at all the progress we've made with women. Look at all, look at all the female jobs. Look at all the female, look at all the Hispanics. Look at how much, and then they go, you know what? We're going to vote against you. If it offends a group of people to require voting in English, they probably shouldn't be here. Lo siento. I also find the idea funny that there's a ballot and there's no measures on it. It's just people and their names. Yeah. And then there's a Spanish. There's a Spanish version. Right. How is that version different? With nombres? Yeah. Is it Greg Abot? Greg, Greg Aboto. Abot. Start listening. Stop pandering. That's the one thing I just hate, and I've seen it for so long. It's like, oh, and this, not saying anyone should be excluded, but we're featuring log cabin Republicans. We're featuring Blexit. We're featuring Latinas for Trump. Cool. You can be here. That can't be the focus. And often, these pandering segments demand that we soften what we actually need to do to maintain a country. Oh, yeah. If you can't vote in English, gone. No, you don't get an interpreter in school. You teach your kid. We do school in English. You're no longer allowed to say, press one for English. That's illegal. Make it inhospitable for people to come here, not take part. Not contribute, because they will invariably vote against you, no matter how much you pander, once someone else comes along and offers them more free shit. And here's a big reason why, too. Familiarity is comfortable. The familiarity of socialism, of the promises, is very comfortable. And it's always going to be more comfortable to these people than your promise of, hey, we're not going to put money in your pocket. We're going to allow you to keep more of your money. That's not something that computes. Because that's never happened in any of the elections from these countries where they've immigrated. So people are going to take away the wrong thing. Oh, we need a broad coalition. Let's get blacks. Let's get Hispanics. If you moved it as much as these people claim that you can, let's get young, single, white women. First off, how do you do it? You only do it through compromises. Because if you look at the holdouts with white, single women, it's abortion. They'll hold that hostage every election cycle, no matter what. If you look at the holdout, how do you do it? Promise amnesty? Well, how do you do it? Not codify a national language, not just as a talking point, but as a practice. Well, black men, well, how are you going to do it? Let's be honest. You have to be soft on crime. If you pitch, hey, if you don't contribute, you don't eat. And if you hurt your fellow man, you go away forever. Can you still? Can you still run on that? And reach these demos you're pandering to? I would say that you can, but it's the only try that you've got. Because if you compromise that, well, that's when people go, we might as well vote for Democrats. And the folks who elect you stay home. The American Jewish vote. Turns out actual terrorists weren't a big enough concern to keep them from swinging more Democrat. We have a real opportunity because people are out there sitting from the river to the sea. Yeah, you don't. You don't. You don't. And you've pissed off the people who should have showed up and voted for you because you were saying you had a real opportunity. Yeah. Guarantee you the takeaway for us is broad coalition. Not saying exclude anyone from the coalition. Stop chasing the people who will reliably be an unreliable portion of your coalition. You have decisions to make. You need to make the right ones. And I think it's being very, very. Overlooked the biggest issue. This was a repudiation of what is viewed as the new swamp corruption right at the top of the list. By the way, that was right at the top of the list. If you look at Biden to Kamala Harris to Hillary Clinton to. We don't have access to the finances of people in this administration. We do have our lion eyes and ears and we go, oh, well, that person that was just a favor to a buddy. Oh, well, unless you kiss President Trump's ass, you're not allowed in that circle. And if you're critical, even remotely, you're cut out. Oh, OK, I get it. We're going to be given these people and like it. That's the big component. It's not just Iran. If these other facets were fixed. And Iran. Here's the thing. I am not against stopping Iran from having a nuke. Like I said, give it three months. I am against a military intervention, whatever you want to call it. Where when I ask those, you cannot define for me what a victory or. The goal is. Yeah, we got to know what that end point is. Yes, that's that was a problem with the endless wars. Yes. And it was. Well, here's the goal. Then we achieved the goal. Then it was like, oh, a little new goal. So if you had a goal with that, we're very clear. And then we got all of these other things. Right. I don't think that it would be as big of a factor as the corruption. As the pandering, as ignoring what Americans are dealing with on a day to day basis. Taking an entire demographic for granted. Just to be clear, I think it was a huge issue. But I don't think it's just because people think, oh, who cares about Iran? I think it's because there's no clear goal. There's no clear communication. Hey, give me this answer. Secretary Hegseth. President Trump. What's what would be the win? That's what people really have an issue with. Like I've told you, short, effective wars, immensely popular historically. Long drawn out ones without clear objectives. Always unpopular. So we need to recognize the difference between them. And with the memorandum of understanding, we had what a lot of people thought was the exit ramp for this. And we were like, please take it. You have to do this. You have to take this. Because after 90 days, it was very clear that they had gotten in over their heads. And then the Iranian people were not going to just walk away. And it pissed a lot of people off because the economy part, you saw that as number two. Obviously, obviously contributed to the economy part. And people said, wait, that's not the economy having problems and policies taking time to work out. That is you actively not focusing on the economy and doing something that hurts it more. Yeah, it really pissed people off that the focus was there, too. And I can I can hear the wonk criticism here, just like I can hear the people who voted Democrat stay at home or saying, hey, don't you see our point? I can hear the wonk criticism here. Well, actually, technically, we have access to more oil. And so this is a way to try and raise the prices. To hurt President Trump in the midterms. And, OK, let's assume that's true. Did you address it? Right. Or did you talk about the reflecting pool? Right. Ballroom. Did Vivek address it? Or did he tell Americans that, you know what? You're kind of mediocre compared to the Pajits in a call center. Right. It's kind of it's even worse than that. So look at the stock market manipulation. We called this out when it was happening on Friday. Invariably, you'd see more strikes coming. We're going to knock these people off the map. And so the stock market would tank Sunday afternoon, evening. Looks like we might be getting close to a deal. The stock market futures would rise. And it happens so many times. And so many times. The corruption. Exactly. The entrenchment. It all kind of pushed together. People. Well, the left is. Here's the thing. The left is never forgiving. It's a godless society. There's no grace. They always want to catch you. That's why apologizing to them is futile. But people on the right, I would say, are far more forgiving. Of someone saying, I made a call. I got this wrong. Here's how we're going to fix it. Right. They're more forgiving of that than continuing to lead them down the primrose path. No, no, no. Actually, it's fine. And we're going to do that. And then you switch it. At a certain point, people go, no, no. Yeah. I'm not going along with that again. Now, this brings us to the immediate effects. And by the way, Rumble was far and away on the night. Far more streams and people on YouTube as far as viewership. All of it. Very active. So the best way to stay. Just download the Rumble app. And the Rumble app has improved. Like we've said. It leaps and bounds. One thing that's very different is the app on my TV with Rumble now works seamlessly. Oh, nice. A while ago, it wasn't. It worked great on your phone. But that's the best way. And you're notified any time we just go live. We do special streams. So you follow us on the Rumble app. And we're very appreciative of Rumble because we were banned from other midterm elections. This brings us to the immediate effects. In many cases, there aren't any when you're just talking about senators. As far as immediately. Again, once these people are actually sworn into office, it comes down to voting. But because of the governorship changes, there are going to be some very acute and very painful immediate effects that I want to see the Marxist right. You said stay home because we can just withstand it. And then 2028, we win. We're going to hold those folks to that because you better make sure you have the candidate and don't pivot and say, oh, after this shellacking, I don't think we can win 2028. This is what you wanted. But you also need to make the case to the American people But what they're about to deal with, for example, in Texas, was worth staying home. So at the current moment, Hinojosa, Tallarico, they're really trying hard to pretend that they're moderate and play unifier. Then we'll get to what they're really doing. Does Texas belong to the parents and their children? I think it's safe to say that we are tired of being pitted against each other. We are tired of being told to hate each other. Does Texas belong to the farmers and ranchers who have worked this land for generations? It has been 10 years of this kind of politics. Politics as blood sport. Politics as trolling and owning. Does Texas belong to the working families who pay their taxes and do everything right? The politics of division with more division. We can't win that game. We have to change the game. We answered loud enough for every billionaire, every lobbyist, and every corrupt politician in Austin to hear. You mean like someone with no name recognition and a bunch of outside money becoming governor? We embodied a new kind of politics. A politics rooted in a deep love for our state, for our country, and most importantly, for all of our neighbors. First off, there's nothing new. And second, it's rooted in a very deep reviling that you have of taxpayers. And by the way, also black citizens of Texas, just to be clear, because this is what Hinojosa wants to do on the school voucher program. Just a footnote for those of you who forgot. We need a segment on this. Low income minority students are the ones most likely to benefit. That's going away with no reasoning other than something, something, something buzzword here. Here's Hinojosa. In case you have not heard on day one, I will fire. And we will work tirelessly to repair the damage of the Texas voucher scam. And act an era in which our schools are sold for parts. What does that even mean? Again, low income minority students most likely to benefit. And by the way, these same people, they're going to vote Democrat. They're going to vote just so you know. They're going to vote Democrat, even though they're going to be screwed by this. Oh, but she's going to send a $1,500 check. Right. So, you know. And it's, it's the mindset that the previous clip, she says, Texas belongs to us. Right. That's, that's where we're at now. Right. Yeah. Texas belongs to the people who want no school choice. And she said she, she also gave an interview where she said, you know, the culture war stuff. I'm not interested in litigating that right now. She kept saying right now. And our shared identity and lived experience. That's all. But right now in this election. So this is just what she has told you she's going to do. And it is going to be woke 2.0. Now I am going to offer you, just to be clear, some bright spots. Think of it as a pros and cons list. If you're developing a battle plan. Okay. A lot of cons. A lot of losses. Were there any wins? Were there any pros? If you look at both of them, you go, oh, so this is what we need to focus on. This is winning. This is losing. So I'm going to give you those. But first, the painful truth. Okay. School vouchers. Done. By the way, Hinojosa, you said you want to be a new kind of leftist. A new, sorry, a new kind of Democrat. Please sit down. I would cordially invite you. Explain to me how school vouchers are a scam and how you'll improve it. Tallarico, same thing. She also promised. Here's a big one. Texas. Most lands, just because most borders shared with Mexico. Texas. More than any other state. A lot. She promised. She promised to end immigration enforcement cooperation. These are things that she can do day one effectively as governor. Vowed to immediately end all state cooperation with ICE. Going to oppose any further border wall construction. Remember how the left said, no, no, we believe in strong borders. We just don't want the enforcement officers and we don't want the physical barrier. This is important for. She has control over the state guard. And so this is the immediate effect. You need to understand the fear of what illegal aliens in the caravans would encounter at the border in Texas, whether federally, you know, deployed or deployed by the state. The fear of ramifications. It's gone. The whole border crossings down to zero. That's done. That's done. If only because of the Texas governorship. It's all sides of the same. Again, remember, fear is a very powerful tool. If someone has a gun on their desk that's loaded, you behave mighty differently than that person says. Yeah, I have no defenses of which to speak. Remember, this migrant's response to Biden being in office. It sets the tone. So did you come here because Joe Biden was elected president? Basically, basically. And remember how not enough. But Abbott deployed the guard to the southern border during this crisis. Because Biden was welcoming them. Today, we are deploying a new National Guard unit. It's called the Texas Tactical Border Force. They will be deployed to hotspots along the border to intercept, to repel and to turn back migrants who are trying to enter Texas illegally. Governor Greg Abbott deployed more than 400 Texas National Guard troops from bases in Fort Worth and Houston this morning. We'll be their first full day at the Texas-Mexico border. We are told these members were sent to the Rio Grande Valley to join the state's border security mission, Operation Lone Star. Yeah, yeah. Both sides of the same. Hey, do you hear that? That's the sound of caravans on their way as we speak. I thought that was a sound of losing the Alamo again. Yeah. It's not twice. Kind of our calling. They took it back. So, yeah, Texas is. As goes Texas, so goes the country. Specifically on immigration. And this broad does have power to do some damage. And then you'll see some Republicans compromising. Well, people are here. Maybe a path to citizenship. Watch. Watch the pandering as though if you give them a path to citizenship, even though they've come here illegally, they'll somehow magic wand turn into rugged American individualists who are going to vote for God fearing politicians. No, it's a losing strategy. It always has been. And somehow people have gotten off the beam because Donald. Trump defied the odds with some demos. Also, here is your new House majority leader. Thanks to the domination, the shellacking that we saw from Democrats in all the state elections. My Lord, is that good? Oh, well, sorry. We're going to go to rumble premier. That was wrong clip. Here's the right one. We are country and the forces that be the powers that be have spent. I'll see you next time.